course the dozens had been arrested by the israeli troops across the occupied west bank in shinin in tol karem in ramala in al khalil every day israeli forces conduct arrest raids across the occupied westbank and detain more palestinians people from all walks of life israeli forces had been detaining. women, children, elderly, palestinian journalists, activists, not only members of the resistance group, senior figures of the hamas movement, palestinian parliamentarians, so at the end of the... day, it seems that the israeli soldiers are targeting every one palestinian escalating the aggression and the war on the gaza strip and at the same time trying to impose more restrictions on the palestinians, increasing the crackdown, detaining people in order not to take part in the anti, the different anti israeli activities, not only attacks or operations. or even peaceful demonstrations, protest at the checkpoints, the israelis have took a decision that anyone would be expressing his opinion and marking from the israel soldiers, or the settlers would be immediately detained, we have also to men

yes, tol. empty, we have a third missing person.bin was caught, the prosecutor believed that dergachev and ribin were in collusion, but there was no direct evidence, so only one rybin was imprisoned, by the way, for 12 days ago this rybin escaped from the colony and was sitting under a cell, yeah, but i didn’t tell you that the money that was stolen for the salon was not found, so maybe rybin came back for the money, wasn’t it chemisov who saw him, with lena on the playground, what rybina is tall, now he is 68 meters tall, he was tall here, we need to look for accomplices, rybina, everything, i will do everything, yes. come on in, it’s us, a simple operation, but a complication has arisen, peritonitis, my condolences. dina also loved to be on the terrace, let's go, i'll show you, let's go, i'm on my way now, hello, hello, come on, i'll do it myself, thank you, pash, listen, and in your old business you haven't crossed paths with such a rybin, victor rybin, with a fish, yes , crossed paths, well, i haven’t heard anything for a long t

horton, home builders, tols they have been crushed by much higher mortgage rates than we expect with rates coming down, it looks better for them. we saw something similar many years down the road. future dollars will have more purchasing power so soft cp readings instantly make this whole cohort much more valuable. my feeling is that the market can continue to go higher. but, look, come on the easy money always gets made when you keep your head and everyone else is losing theirs and that's what happened in the whoosh we're no longer in a situation where everybody's panicking. no one can imagine a brighter futurech so pick your spots, look for attenuted situations like a company that might benefit from a weaker dollar which suddenly is weaker, by the way, or a possible sudden visit from china now that cxi is visiting san francisco don't this can you can get in on the actual planes landing. when so many investors decided it would crash, so they jumped off without a parachute. that was the crescendo and now even as i like the market, i can't tell you to hop on until we have a couple of

everything is fine, he connected, i identified him, this is the security guard of the construction site, yes tolit is, yes, yes, thank you, i’ll take a look now. it’s not a fact that they are there, we still don’t have them on other holds, we have to look for them ourselves we won’t find it quickly, we need to involve volunteers, only they have already carried out their searches almost everywhere, in principle, your father is right, well , i mean zorin, but i’m not angry with him, with myself, how could we end up like this? now they’ll put up a cross for us, i’ll find out, well, apparently you don’t know, yes, i understand, send me a photo, i’ll look now, come on. here, look, i see you are ready to be frank, where are the stones, where did you hide them? i get it, you're a real man. you don’t care about yourself, about your daughter, in short, this is a lykovka along the warsaw highway, come on, no way, come on, we’ve made peace, yes, dwarf. come on, okay, i understand, come on, my daughter is missing, curly hair, i’m nearby, dad, sit still. nartsis, you recognize him, the same one, even alik’s

and i should note we talked about tol war on,he eastern front.ere were elements of it that appear even in this battle of the atlantic was usually seen as as somewhat more decent, some way, shape or form. itasn't just the axis that did of tse these things i've described. so, for instanc two of the firsgerman submarines sunk off the american after american entry, the war. the submarine surfaced. their crews tried to get off and they were machine gunned in the water by american sailors who were furious at the heavy loss of life that they had inflted on american shipping. now turn to a diussion of tactics. what does it look to fight? a battle in the middle. the atlantic. in 1917, when confronted by the u-boatenace, the had organized convoys. and the basic idea was that you concentrate your you'd encircle your your defenseless merchant vessels with a ring of escorts that could protect them against submarines. convoys uld set for their destination with these escort ships. well equipped and prepared for anti-submarine. the concentration of forces for a

i can show you this year alone of people who call tol ask is it okay if we come, we are hawaii or asianould we wear? what do you recommend that we do? >> they say oh, you know, we want a four day of the dead and it's all hybrid in this country. what has happened are paper cuts, it's so hybrid. it has spread to mexico from the bay area. we have influence on a lot of people, and i'm proud of it. >> a lot of times they don't represent we represent a lot of cultures with a lot of different perspectives and beliefs. >> i can see the city changes and it's scary. >> when we first started a lot of people freaked out thinking we were a cult and things like that, but we went out of our way to also make it educational through outreach and that is why we started doing the prosession in 1979. >> as someone who grew up attending the yearly processions and who has seen them change incrementally every year into kind of what they are now, i feel in many ways that the cat is out of the bag and there is no putting the genie back into the bottle in how the wider public accesses the day of the dead. >> i ha

oh, and i left today literally 3 hours ago, radion is driving, there’s no lisa , uh-huh, yes, tol, tiguainger at the nearest post, use your mobile phone to track where he is moving, that’s it, keep us informed, that’s it. i’ll do everything, i’m already in touch, yes, i’ll follow you, we’re ready to detain the 011 ulyanovsk sir. puzy brysyu, the wild beach is empty, the police found it empty too, maybe there wasn’t blood under the car. where could your husband go? was there something connected between you and your family in that area? try to remember, calm down, maybe you went on a picnic together or went fishing, sit behind the wheel. it will be better this way. everything, everything, calm down, everything is fine, hoover, prodione likes fishing, what does he call it? from the lake, with again and there we went on a boat ride, perhaps due to the polesian, why? why are you sitting here fishing for mountains? rash in the canal, found a tiguan, sosnova lake and the western shore, no driver, looks like blood in the trunk, welcome, received, we'll be there soon, wait by the car, cleared, wa

ever since the gaza war began nearly a month ago, people are outraged at the rising civilian tol in gazae's, the resistance spront and the free people of the world is stand with you, we will liberate every part of palestine by god's will, we express our gratitude to syria and mr. bashar al-assad for supporting us and taking an honorable stance. we tell everyone that our people will not die by the grace of god. protesters voice their anger towards western powers that have been supporting. israel's war crimes, specifically the recent massacre in the jabala refugee camp which violates all laws, norms and human ethics. what happened in jabala and previous israeli massacres provide clear evidence of regional and international collusion, but gaza will not be left alone. we say to netanyahu and joe biden, come with all the strength and weapons you have by land see and air. by god, we have prepared fighters to embrace martter them as fervently as you. cling to life, victory will be ours. demonstrators rejected the israeli displacement projects and emphasized their absolute faithing as a victory

people are outraged at the rising civilian tol and gas as well as in action to bring an end to israeli brutalities. outraged. syrians and palestinians gathered in their mook refugee camp in damascus to support the people of gaza against the brutal atrocities committed by the israeli regime. we have gathered today in yarmuk camp to send the message of solidarity to our razilian brothers and sisters in gaza were bravely paving the way back to palestine with their blood. we assured them that they are not alone. the arab people's the resistance front and the free people of the world is stand with you. we will liberate every part of palestine by god's will. we express our gratitude to syria and mr. bashar al-assad for supporting us and taking an honorable stance. we tell everyone that our people will not die by the grace of god. protesters voice their anger towards western powers that have been supporting israel's war crimes, specifically the recent massacre in the jabalya refugee camp which violates all laws, norms and human ethics. what happened in jeball and israeli massacres provide cle

cease-fire had been applied immediately after the general assembly resolution three weeks ago, the death tol not be anywhere near where it is today. i'm afraid to say this is probably an extension of the willingness of the international community, particularly the global north, to take its eyes off israel and palestine. there have been numerous resolutions by the security council and general assembly the past several decades demanding an end to the occupation, the right of palestinian self-determination. and for accountability with respect to prior assaults on gaza. none of these have been heeded. with this culture of impunity, it leads to where we are today. anchor: you mentioned the resolutions from the general assembly and security council. given the fact that the secretary-general went to the rafah crossing himself and we still see the loss of life, has the u.n. proven to be irrelevant here? >> the u.n. always has a tension between being an arena and an actor. when it comes to issues between israel and palestine, the u.n. has said it has a permanent responsibility, it has been more of an

soon, on 43 there is her camera it wasn’t there anymore, well, that’s it, the circle will narrow down, tol, i’m writing, come on, magomed bakaev, and what is this enlightenment, excellent, 36 kilometer, yes, i understand, that’s it, if we have connections, let’s go. you're leaving, and we, stay here, i'll call you back, hey, listen, why? to offend, i greeted you like dear guests, set the table for you, and you give me money, give me money, it’s not good, it’s ugly, listen, i ’m not yours. i’m asking for my money, which i invested in your business, for a very good interest rate, mind you, i’m saying that things aren’t going well for me, but now it’s okay for you, magomed, well, you understand, things aren’t going well for us either, we urgently need to, you want to run ? this has something to do with the topic you asked to remove, i also need to be afraid, but there’s nothing to be afraid of, we just got a big deal, money there’s not enough, you know, okay, i’ll give you your money, well, let’s go, let’s go, let’s go. take it to the firing shop, call the ghoul, let her. will clean up.

pushes ahead with its attacks on refugee camps, medical centers and schools in gaza, raising the dead tol 10,000. iran's leader itamini tells the visiting hamas political bear chief that teran continues to support palestinian resistance fighters against israel. malasians start boycotting companies and

abu rish is the deputy minister, they cannot communicate, so we we we don't know exact tol of of what's happening. okay, thank you so much for that, ish, take good care of yourself, and appreciate it. you're live reporting for us from there uh on the ground in gaza in front of nasa hospital and khan yunis. okay, now let's move on uh with some news, the minature. the palestine resistant movement hamas saying that it has fired more rockets at the israeli city of askalon in response to the regime's brutal attacks on gaza. the algasam brigades says the rocket attacks have caused injuries and damage. spokesman for the group said that resistance fighters have also destroyed 20 isrely armored vehicles and tanks in the past two days. added that an israeli woman soldier held captive in gaza was killed in the regime's air strike. the israel minister has confirmed that, at least 46 israeli soldiers have been killed since the regime began the ground invasion in gaza. now member of israel's war cabinet has acknowledged that the regime is rolling out another nak what it's forced displacement to pales

that are located very close to the palestinian areas, like the the settlements around nablis city and tol even here in in the areas where palestinian villages are located like singel and turmo saya, the israeli. settlers continue to attack the palestinians, whether they are in their in their on their own forms, trying to pick let's say pick olives during the harvesting time, the settlers continue to attack people, to burn their properties, their vehicles and sometimes israel is sitlers continue to spread in the main streets, on the main streets in order to prevent palestinians a freedom of movement, so that's right, israeli sitler's aggression had never started with the with the the start of the israeli war on the goza strip, however we can say that these israeli settlers aggression have escalated and now before we were speaking about let's say every couple of days setlers attack the palestinians, however today almost every day settlers are attacking the people, several days ago, israeli settlers distributed leaflets, these leaflets were clear warnings to the palestinian villagers to leav

we'll tel you how tol >>> good evening from mill valley.'ve got my friends here that are going to help us at telemundo 48 kick off our nourishing neighbors campaign. i'm going to be live out here throughout the evening showing you how a piece of paper about the size of a post it note can really make a difference for families all around the bay area. audrey, stay tuned. we'll be back at 5:00 and 6:00 to kick it off. >> thank you. >>> okay. here it is. i want to share with you now the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram poll and more than half of you wanted to learn more about tesla. tesla does have a pricey warning for its future cyber truck owners. company says kugs mers are not allowed to resell the vehicle within a year of its vehicle and who have violates this rule will have to pay a penalty. $50,000. the warning's listed in the agreement ahead of the official cyber truck release this month. tesla says it may also refuse to sell future vehicles to customers who try to off load their cyber truck to a third party in the firs

the latest wave of violence has taken the lives of two palestinians, a correspondent tol earlier joined us with the latest. this morning we are speaking about two palestinians has been killed by the israeli forces, or in the early hours of tuesday, a palestinian was shot and killed in the village of bet, northwest al-quds and another palestinian in sair, this village northwest al khal when the israeli forces raided this area and the clashes had erupted. uh today we are speaking about over 100 and palestinians had been killed since the 7th of october over 162 palestinians were shot and killed by the israeli soldiers. the israelis rated the the city of tulkerim as well an operation lasted for for over five hours. clashes had erupted exchange of fire between palestinian fighters and israeli forces, this operation came after only several hours from an assassination of four palestinian fighters when what under cover units reideed to karim, surrounded a vehicle, opened a fire at the vehicle and killed four palestinian fighters, from two of them were recognized as the commander of and the comm

the gaza. tol has surpassed 13,300, most of them women and children. some 70 isready troopers have beena. now despite international calls for the protection of hospitals, israel keeps targeting medical facilities in gaza. on monday it was uh indonesia hospital's turn where at least dozen people got killed in attack. the spokesman for the gaza health ministry has asked international bodies. to take action against those crimes, this hospital will be the last location for medical care in the north of gaza, the israeli occupation is trying to turn the indonesian hospital into a mass grave, the same as what happened at al-shifa medical complex, we are asking organizations to take action to protect over 200 doctors and over 500 patients and over 2,000 displaced people, even now the situation doesn't allow us to get people in or out of the indonesian hospital. the israeli occupation is trying to render this hospital out of order and is also targeting the kidney dialysis unit which holds a large number of displaced people, patients and doctors inside. we ask countries around the world for field

here it is, a tol of 300 12 anti-semitic incidents recorded between october 7 and the 23rd. 190 were linked to the war in isra and gaza. overall increase of 40 over the same time last year, accoing to the antidefamation league. what do you attribute that rise to? how was the jewish community reacting? guest: look, even before october 7, we saw a record level anti-semitism across the country. part of that is the result of how anti-semitism and broader extremism has increased normalized in our society over the last few years. after october 7, we saw such a horrific increase year-over-year because we were already starting from a place of crisis, but particularly over the last four weeks, what we have seen is now jews, jewish institutions, jewish property being targeted because of the actions of the israeli government, so people are blaming jews around the country and world because they hypothetically disagree with the actions of the israeli government, but in targeting jews with direct explicit anti-semitism. some of it is happening on college campuses, including a student arrested this

karl tol, they managed to convince the objecting scientists of the ministry of finance of the russianhe vital need to create railways. ultimately great statesman and actual privy councilor mikhail spiransky convinced nicholas ii to build the country's first steel highway. but you see the result today: russia has become a completely different country. we, like our predecessors, do not have time to repeat that investing in transport... is always an investment in the future. another example of the continuity of history and ideas. this year, traffic will be launched, or rather traffic has already been launched on the moscow central diameters msd-3 and msd-4. oh, by the way, the idea for this post belongs to professor miita of our university, academician vladimir nikolaevich obrazov, as mikhail vladimirovich mishustin just said, that his prize will be established, and we hope to see it. among the laureates present, and so back in 1921, i want to emphasize, he proved the need to transfer all freight traffic to a roundabout, to a circular railway, now mcc. according to the academician’s idea

finish breakfast tol. gavrilov.he buyer and the transaction, was carried out by legal contractors partners. kavrigin, kavrigin, kavriginen, exactly, the kavrigin brothers, they were tried for fraud, they had a case of kidnapping, they could not prove their involvement, right? gemini anyone? well, these brothers, why? that would be so cool. tolya, what kind of competition can there be between father and son? fruitful joint work, understand? pash, can i give you the address of your law office now? you're welcome, only this, we’ll miss yours, your father is interested, well, i mean, zorin, that’s it , thank you, thank you, zorin also took care of gabril, and why are you so joyful, well , that means this is a crime and we were right, what’s the search? hospitals, morgues, police, silence, oh, there they are, slow down, hello, hello, hello , meet fedya, my fiancé, pasha , hello, okay, let's get straight to the point, did you know that your father is sick? yes , i knew, he had a third group of disabilities, after an accid

course the dozens had been arrested by the israeli troops across the occupied westbank in jinin in tol karem in romalla in khalile every. that you were just listening to joints us from occupied marmala and we also have karima shavara who's a political analyst joining us from beirout welcome to you both mona. uh, let me start with you, and if you can tell us about the uh ongoings there in the occupied territories, and i must say, uh, looking a report that came out uh, regarding the situation between the settlers and the palestinians, the figures uh, speak for themselves, the number of incidents has uh shot up in terms of uh palestinians that have been harassed, that have been injured and uh have clashes with the settlers, perhaps you can tell us about that also. are continuing against the ghaza strip, more massacres are being carried out there in the ghaza strip and at the same time the israeli military violence had also been stepping up here in the occupied west bank, 130 palestinians were killed by the israeli solders and the settlers early on wednesday israeli forces have raided the.

every now and then and kill few of us and destroy ghaza and destroy the the juninin refugee camp and tol karim and napolis, but we come back, we come back, might have add without the help of our so-called arab brotherens or muslim brothers, we are on our own, which is a shame. i'm a very proud palestinian, but i am totally disillusioned with the so-called arab and muslim leaders who are standing on the side and just pontificating while israel is mowing the loan yet again, and what israel needs here is not what the young lady said, that netanyahu should rethink his policy. "the entire world community should should rethink its policy towards supporting israel and giving it card blanch to do to us what they want, only last week, while the palestinians are being slaughtered in in in gaza and in the west bank, then the the biden administration sent more arms to to israel, yeah." and much more, we i think we will, we will touch, you touched upon several things that we can pick up on later, the us support for israel, netanyahu trying to save his political career, hence unleashing terror on on t

feeling that we will still find fake guests there, well, everything seems to have been found, what tolr days ago, numerous hematomas were found on the body, the victim also did not particularly care about hygiene, there are old age and clay. the body was in the open air, so the process of decomposition began. the rats have worked, that it’s not like his own daughter, his own mother doesn’t recognize him, the victim is curled up, guys, open up, second row in the middle, thank you for coming, what happen, are you familiar with these things? these are his shoes, my dad’s, i gave them to him for his birthday, where did you get these things from? good afternoon, colonel, i’m looking into your father’s case, are you ready to go for identification? what kind of identification, she identified things, it doesn’t mean anything, listen, the body is badly disfigured, so you’ll have to remember some special signs, maybe medals, scars, tattoos, is he dead, we’re trying to find out, let’s go, you don’t we have to do this, i'm ready. ready? yes, on the marquee, thank you, sorry, this there was a neces

overer the next t several momon ththe surveillllance team m tol we got a pattern. she is leaving work at particular times she is following a route here is the roroute she isis going i into drugugstores. but shshe doesn't come out with bag. so what is she doing in the stores? it turns o out she wasas using payphones.s. >> not t too long agogo we had paypyphones evererywhere andnd payphohones was nonot suspicioi but when you h have a cellll p anand you haveve a home phphone when you h have phphones at yoy office t the fact t that you g couplele blocks ofoff your n no route e to and frorom home to o payphonene that is suspicious. >> once we did the legal paperwork to get the rececord fromom the payphone wewe sawaw shshe was cacalling pagegers in york c city and those particicu nunumbers we k knew were assoco with cubanan espspionage. our suspicions were that she was punchihing in codedes three four d digits so we knew she wa communicating with a pager. she was sending signals. that told us she was still activeve. >> soso, we s saw her making a of these payphphone call

anatoly, tol, thank you very much, you helped us out a lot, it’s always nice to help a good person.l, come on, don’t be rude, come on, mom. oh, vladimir is great, he pulled everyone out, well , yes, yes, he’s really great, oh, but he rarely praises anyone but himself, oh, well, that’s it, you praised me, you will thank me when you get permission to leave, tan, can you just wait a minute, you can’t praise me like that, the winner demands a reward. everything is fine? yes, you, why, if it weren’t for you, these metro builders would have been treading water, maybe they would have dug a station, but you, where did you go yesterday? yes, i didn’t give up, i just saw you kissing him, are you serious, it was he who pestered me, and i was trying to achieve, in such situations, you need to save and not. run away, that is, you ’re not with him, of course not, that wasn’t enough yet, why is the hall empty, it’s already over, hello, hello, you're getting laundry, no, i'm coming for volodya, no, we're working here, come on later, okay, okay, you're my business person, can i see you for a second,

. >> reporter: and also, we have learned that his son died of a fentanyl antantidote and he tols how dangerous this is, and this is behind those being intimidated and robb pits called this a forerunner to 2024, and we are only going to hope that he is wrong. kate? >> thank you. omar? >> and we are looking at the cnn exclusive reporting of what the mar-a-lago workers may have in common when it comes to testifying in the classified documents case. >>> and a fthe families of the hostages taken october 7th by hamas and their pleas. we will speak to a brothther. >>> and now to a cnn exclusive report. cnn is told that a maid, a plumber, a woodworker and a chauffeur might be asked to testify as part of the federal investigation into donald trump's handling of classified documents at his florida property. new today, the judge in the case has decided to keep the judge scheduled for may of next year which is significant, because it is adhead of the 2024 presidential election. joining us is political analyst michael moore at moorhead and hall, and tell us what is significance of the everyday st

anatoly, tol, thank you very much, you helped us he helped out a lot, it’s always nice to help a goodut, well, yes, yes, he’s really great, oh, but he rarely praises anyone but himself, oh, that’s it , they praised you, you’ll thank him when you get permission to leave, can you just take a minute ? you can’t praise that much, the winner demands a reward. everything is fine, yes , what are you doing? gone, i just saw you kissing him, are you serious, it was he who pestered me, and i fought back, in such situations, you need to save, not run away. that is, you’re not with him, of course not, that wasn’t enough yet, why is the hall empty, it’s already over , hello, you’re getting laundry, but no, i’m with volodya, lead, we’re working here, let’s do it later, okay, okay , my business guy, can i talk to you for a second, but the fact is that a couple of days ago i bought thin french lingerie from you, and so you know, the fastening there is so inconvenient, horror, volodya yesterday. am i i did it, but is it possible to look at something similar, only to make the clasp easier, you’ll forgi

you know i was inially tol ten years ago that there were no historical sources available from the sheriff's fice about the jail that they had nothing. when i was finishing the book they kind of hinted like if i would play nice that this might be on offer. and i, i really was, iuess, shocked in my interactions with the sheriff's office. and they sent me out. how does it they were to be told that they were doing a good job because this was during the of the peak of covid when something 20 people had died in the jail a year. and i really felt like if you are a if you truly believe in the value of human life, then you're not looking for praise from some historian who lives in connecticut. right. you're in your own jail doing the right thing, trying to protect human life with the that you have. and so to me, it's not the qution of like is is dart some great reform here but i would say why is he so invested in maintaining a jail where 90% of the population, black or latino right? why does he never challee the quality of the jail? why is he not demanding, as he has at other times in his tenure, a

tol p politics, othr than ask you this, congressman gallagher referred to tiktok as digital fentanyl,nd that is where most young people get their news. why are young people marching in support of hamas? have they not read the history books or know the history of this? if you get information from tiktoks, digital fentanyl, that is the answer to my question. >> this is assault on american values, anyone that cannot condemn burning, rape, mutilation and murder of thousands issue the abduction, there are 240 plus baby, elderly, holocaust survivors held in gaza. anyone that can't condemn that is threatening the foundation of american democracy. we said we cannot commit anything, international holocaust remembrance alliance definition, has been adopted by the united states and has to be adopted by universities and the white house to identify and combat this form of lethal hate that as i said, does not only target the jewish people or jews in this country on campuses and on the street and on social media, it threatens and is war and assault on our shared ci civil civilization, what starts wi

fire crews suspected carbon monoxide as the cause for the deaths and check tol other unit. 5 residentse evacuated from their homes. all other apartments were cleared. fire crews did find a dog in the initial home still alive in a bedroom. it has been turned over to animal control. >> major flooding could be in store for the bay area this winter, new analysis from nasa show cities along the west coast could become a serious problem if a strong el nino develops. still new happens every few years and has sea levels that are higher than normal. but for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at what we can expect long term and then tracking some pretty big storms. maybe as soon as next week, lawrence? yeah, el nino up the chance, especially start to get into a strong el nino. this el nino has backed off a little bit from a previous forecast. still, we're watching it very closely as it's going to change our weather as we head right into the heart of the rain season. and that really comes for the bay area, the december january and february. so here's the very latest fore

so, of course, he called me today y and yesterdaday and tol about the deal. anand about the conditions. so this is the thing that i said before about the four days, and that this is something that i know like officially. >> and omri, tell us about your brother idan. what should the world know about him? what would you like to share about him with all of us? >> so first, idan is -- idan is a wonderful guy. he is a student for sustainability and environment. and the war is something that very important for him. he wanted to make an impact. he volunteer with the children in africa to build their houses, and he just adopt a dog, one week, just one week before the october 7th. and this is what he and the responsibility to try to escape. he took with him another two guys, and they was murdered by hamas terrorists and idan escaped. so just want the world to know that he needs our support. he need your help. and he is a survivor, but he needs your help. he needs our help. all the world leaders' help. >> and omri, israel is also making it very clear it plans to resume

feeds, and there is a democrat running from arizona, his name is andre, he posted thank you to the kap tolected me tonight as i was evacuated and he said the protester message was wrong because ceasefire means one side surrenders. this is democrat candidate for congress. he said he disagreed. >> ainsley: benjamin netanyahu said the same thing, a ceasefire is surrendering and we will not do that. >> steve: we've been talking about why the administration did not send anybody to the peaceful protest with 300,000 people. the white houses the president was going to meet the chinese president. they could have sent the vice president, though. when you look at demographics, a lot of people in the democratic party support the other side. that is one reason and we have not seen polling since the march, when you look at joe biden disapproval, number of people who don't like him at this point, year before the election, there should be a red warning bell going off, warning light on the residencealate desk in the oval office because he's got problems there and needs voters to be much smaller nsh numbers

announce deliverable on the i-path e agreement, trade agreement, the indo-pacific framework and senate tol democrats told him ty off, unenforceable trade standard with that. that gives xi an opening, we'll see what the president says about that. laura.nigh >> laura: great to see you tonight. that's it for tonight.e remember we are in nashville ano tomorrow imos the big day, you n be part of the show at grand ole opry. scan the qr code on your screen, get tickets and be part of the audience, i want to see you there. ♪ ♪ ain't that america, you and me. ain't that america. something to see, baby ain't that america. home of the free. yeah. ♪ ♪ >> carley: good morning from nashville, tennessee, i'm carley shimkus live outside the grand ole opry. ahead of the fox nation patriot awards taking place tonight. >> todd: i'm todd piro, in new york, not nashville. you are uch waing "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. carley shimkus, you know two questions, one how is it going and two, the question i ask when you travel, how is the food? >> carley: the food has been excellent. i ordered room se

margaret tol live, daniel strauss, and heidi. thank you so much to all of you. happy election day. it's quite an election day. for anoff here. and in their own right, these are all fascinating races. you've got in kentucky, this contest for whether a democratic governor can use women's concerns about reproductive freedoms to hang on in a very red state, but he's also opposed against the man who could become the first black republican governor in the united states. and then in mississippi, you have a little sprinkle of elvis presley and a little fight over medicare funding and the reality that there's an enormous african-american population of residents in the state of mississippi, many obstacles to them being able to vote in a number. and is intriguing. and in virginia you have this big litmus test over glenn youngkin's power. >> let's talk about that. it's glen yn youngkin's power definitely. but let's just drill down on one of the big issues, which is what jessica was reporting on. that was the issue of abortion. listen to what the governor has been saying all through virginia as

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announce deliverable on the i-path e agreement, trade agreement, the indo-pacific framework and senate tolocrats told him ty off, unenforceable trade standard with that. that gives xi an opening, we'll see what the president says about that. laura.nigh >> laura: great to see you tonight. that's it for tonight.e remember we are in nashville ano tomorrow imos the big day, you n be part of the show at grand ole opry. scan the qr code on your screen, get tickets and be part of the audience, i want to see you there. ♪ ♪ ain't that america, you

to get out was going to give my favorite desserts and champagne for the holidays, but i was tol to dotalk abou my favorite detox step. here's my quick list of the holiday detox what i like to do is start your morning off with the big glass of room temperature women water which helps promote your digestion, dry brush her body before going into the shower and get some cardio and exercise. >> rid of the switch and toxins freight increase your water intake. avoid sweets and alcohol and certainly get good quality slee because that's probably one of the best things for your mental and physical health. this is what you should do to detox especially after holidays heavy eating, heavy drinking. >> what are the substitutes for some of that. if you're not going to avoid sweets and alcohol works gig no saying not to do it, everything in moderation. >> speaking of cardio per draw some inspiration from marilyn perdue, her second consecutive turkey truck in dallas on thank giving day. she was one of the walkers that took on that 5k run she was joined by her daughter jennifer and her granddaughter, s

if you take e product of the four terms which is the way the kaya identity is designed, you get tol global ca2 and missions -- co2 emissions. population and gdp capita are increasing out of pretty fast rate. there is more people and they tend to demand more energy intensivgos and services. at the same time e able to use less energy p dollar of value in the economies of energy intensity is clearly declining. consume, we are emitting less carbon admison that's brings us to the insight the title is that the upward pressure on the population tends to outweigh the downward pressures we are seeinfrom reduced energy intensity over time. we can disaggregate even further so this is just looking at gdp growth rates by regions, ther are 16 regions. we have high income countries on the left on the low income countries on the right. india has the highest average gdgrowth rate but it varies quite a lot by region. remember there is all of this detail uer the surface. we can also look at total energy and disaggregate that a little bit. we a looking at fossil fuels versus non-fossil fuels. we find that inc

colonel tol says there were many explosives, trenches, we found a storage site with explosives against tanks, rpgs. from a distance, the scale of the destruction is stunning, apartment buildings, homes, neighborhoods, decimated. the colonel says the area is almost completely evacuated. we don't see civilians in our eyes. we see sometimes terrorists. the civilians have gone south. as we talk, we hear rocket fire and see the trails of launches triggering red alerts in ashdod. after about 90 minutes inside northern gaza, we make our way out, hugging the border wall for safety. even here, so close to the exit, we stop briefly so the dust clears and we can make sure the way ahead is safe. in the distance, once again, the smoke from another strike. and speaking of smoke from another strike, there's now video of heavy smoke ridesing or gaza that we can see. it has circled gaza city and working its way in, focusing on the tunnels and the underground infrastructure. israel would deepen its operation on the ground in northern gaza. phil. >> oren liebermann live in tel aviv, thank you. >>> this m

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do continue tol and roarbon and low carbon energy options are becoming more affoab.e gas emissions from human activity are crsing. that was in the report as well. that means warmer temperatures, longer heat waves, heavier precipitation, droughts, floods, hurricanes. all those things becoming more frequent and more severe. and something needs to be done faster as the president indicated in his comments you played. at the, the president announced there's been a billion effort investment in helping us to be more resilient to the chang in climate that are happening now to strengt the agingctcal grids, reducehe flood risks in different communities. also sg conservation efforts. the president noted that 21 million acres and national parks had been a part of that effort. he said this is also money that's going to go toward advancing environmental justice for disadvantaged communities. this is on top of money that's already been invested in growing our energy options that are not related to fossil fuels. we're talking about wind and solar. i visited a solar farm in californi

about 20 minutes from now you're going to see this great american mall in new yonew jersey, it's going tolall over. they're going to see the one thing they really want and that is discounts. because of the rising inflation, the high prices that continue, because of student loan payments resuming, retailers are being forced to put more and more on discount and make special offers and promotions. best buy where we are today, macy's and w and walmart are aly offering 30% discounts for black friday weekend and the national retail federation saying holiday sales will be up 3 to 4% over last year's levels at $966 billion. that rate of growth is the lowest since 2019. look, all through earnings season retailers have been red-flagging the possibility that disappointing results may come from the holiday season. best buy said cooling consumer demand for appliances drove down third quarter sales. kohl's trimmed the holiday forecast. look, even toy makers are saying sales are down 8% for companies like hasbro and mattel the. don't count out the self-gifters. according to a new h survey, 64% of people

they roldack abortion, and clarence thomas has indicated he would love to have an opportunity tols getave contraception. he would love to overturn marriage equality and also would love to overturn the lawrence v. texas case which literally would allow states to criminalize same-sex couples. are you concerned that maybe people on the democratic side aren't taking the religious fanatics seriously, aren't taking christian nationalists seriously when they say they are going to roll it all back? >> well, that's, of course, why in the last says of congress we felt so strongly about getting the respect for marriage act across the finish line, because when the dobbs decision came out, when this supreme court said precedent no longer matters, it should be a call for us all to take them very, very serious. i also think this is much like the dobbs decision, a little bit like the dog that caught the car, if they accomplish anything close to this. i can't tell you the number of times i have had republican constituents come up to me and say look, you know, i don't always vote for democrats, but i te

warned people o and over again, if they are going to strike a particular target it is their choice tol stayst there, not that we think they can hop ttoo egypt, but tht they can get out of the you are under ring areas right there. hamas uses people as human shields. they also are rejecting israel and the u.s.' aid. so, we've offered is it 00 trucksre that can come in a daily basis,i hamas wants their people to starve t40o death. they want tho people to be d suffering so they can use it as propaganda against israel and the rest of the western world backing them, it's disgusting. one thing on corey bush, started out as a discussion, she ha has a pro israel far left liberals i thine it's important to show people that the democratic party is not all that. it's the party also of joe biden, chuck schumer, hakeem jeffries, west more, et cetera. >> secretary mayorkas was on the hill along with christopher wray, is i t possible you have hezbollah, he had to say, yes, it's possible. >> and early on in the war, whe> hamas called for their day of rage, there was a french teacher who was stabbed to

the atlantic in tol, most of them in that critical period between 1940 and 1943, 72,000 sailors would killed as result, there was 17% death rate in theritish merchant marine, the highest actually of y service. t proportionately, u-boat losses would grow even higher over time. by the endf the war, 783 submarines out of 1200 or so that the germans had manufacturedad been lost, 70% loss rate. as 1943 dawned, the number of ships sunk continue to remain high, but more and more u-boats were sunk per convoy. anyou get some sense of this from chart here. sohe solid line e tons of shipping lost to uoats. the dotted line new construction added and the the blue line here indicates e number of u-boats at sea and you can see only for a period in 1941 did german the losses germany inflicted significantlyr even consistently outnumber the amount of new construction with the entry of the unid states. the enormous manufacturer capacity of american shipyards puto work for the allies and rapiy the germans began to lose a war of attrition. theyould culminate in black. 1943 with new technical edges at thei

number- think the challenge for them is to get back to that number one - think the challenge for them is tolound to lead the us to this summer's olympic games in paris. jo currie, bbc news. horsham's fa cup adventure is over after the non—league side were thrashed by barnsley of league one in an fa cup first round replay horsham almost humbled the league one side — drawing 3—3 in yorkshire — but the 99 place gap was clear for all tonight's results, visit the bbc sport website. york city are the only non—league side. a man has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter over the death of ice hockey player adam johnson whose neck was cut during a match in the uk's elite league. the nottingham panthers player was injured by a skate in a game against sheffield steelers last month and was pronounced dead after being taken to hospital. fans and mourners paid tribute to the 29—year—old at the nottingham arena a week on from his death which south yorkshire police said a postmortem had confirmed happened as a result of a fatal neck injury. the panthers have yet to play since but will return to the ice

i'm going tol call it the risef the radicals. in this act it's what happened after i unmasked myself and i'm going to give you a little sample. some of you have heard this before but i want you to have a flavor of the phone call and the messages i was receiving in the wake of that unmasking. >> disgusting people, you are evil and going to go down. you my friend are a piece of [inaudible] , you are a traitor. >> you dumb mother [inaudible] we will/you. miles, we want to talk to you. you are anti-american. leave the country. you're not welcome here anymore. i think you will get what's coming to you. >> what are you thinking going against trump? >> doi don't appreciate you putting out garbage, putting out lies. >> it went on. some of them got more vile. we saw a lot of deat' threats and that period. so that's the rise of the radicals. act number three is the people who had my back and i want to go back to those cabinet officials who were ready to join me in that fight, and i want you to guess who they were. you don't have to attach

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ziglar have cod us.they sand tol and remember, son, they stood up to a couple hoursto of from democrats in the oversight committee. >> and again-examination fro, te checked out with every witness that we've deposedd out . d. okay. so that means that beforet congressmeans , one side lied ad side told the truth. both sides a can't telling the the truth. now, i tend to believe the whistleblowers, the ones that took contemporaneous notes and tend not to believe the people that we know that havi tende the been activee and involved in protecting sol things biden family. so i thought if you lied before congress, you can get arrested for that and be charged for that. >> am i wrong? yeah, you can. >> it's tough to prove, but it sure looks like merrick garland misled. us. i think david wise certainly misled us with his initial response to me on june 7th this summer, because that changed, as i said, in the one month time period. >> and what he said today didn't back up what he tolme .dn thos in those letters this summer. >> when will we get the transcribed interview in full? >> in a couple of days

in this image it is easy to imagine not a politician, but a showman who is trying on stage. tol, butht politician for the next 4 years, president of argentina. freedom, freedom. freedom is the main thing that miley promised his voters during the election race, and in his in this case, this concept is economic, as befits a libertarian, the new head of state advocates that in the economy of argentina, today the unifying model of an omnipresent state, which benefits only a few, while the majority suffers, ends, the ideas with which miley entered politics seem shocking, he proposes that argentines abandon their currency and replace the peso with the american dollar, promises to abolish the country’s national bank, and also wants to radically reduce the number officials, at first glance, too radical, but not for argentina , exhausted by economic turmoil , for many years the country has not been able to get out of the deepest crisis, in two decades the country has experienced default three times, this year inflation will be almost 150%, hardly not half of the population lives below the pov