turner: this is going to be difficult.result of hamas, also victimizing the palestinian people, controlling the area and using it as a military base to do attacks on israel, the iron dome exists solely because of the rockets coming out of gaza that are supplied and supported in part by iran. you have populations that are vulnerable to what is going to have to happen to go in and militarily take out and fight hamas so they cannot continue this terrorist attacking of israel, at the same time where they have a siege, a crip on gaza. -- a grip on gaza. sumi: do you think a humanitarian corridor would be possible? rep. turner: i think, already, this is not an unusual operation in the area. israel has had to face this and other conflicts with hamas and other conflict with hezbollah. the united states will be providing them assistance, and certainly, working with them to lessen casualties and provide humanitarian assistance. at the same time, understanding this has to be accomplished. sumi: the white house has aed congress to tak

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himself, gerry turner, he's with us tonight.fter the show, gerry will be at the walgreens signing bottles of centrum silver if you want to join him. [ laughter ] "the golden bachelor" is the show that puts the roses in osteoporosis. [ laughter ] i happen to find it really relatable. it's the only show where the contestants have to get up to pee more times than i do. on tonight's show, they had a talent show where a fitness instructor named leslie gave gerry a chance to sample her body of work. ♪ ♪ >> leslie's a very talented dancer. but she got a little dirty there, a little sexy there at the end. yeah, maybe it was a little much. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my god, somebody dial 911! two of the bachelorettes just had a stroke! [ laughter ] and then we have the flip side, "bachelor in paradise." where america has been mesmerized by a woman named sam's brave struggle against constipation. >> so i'm at the rose ceremony drenched in sweat because i finally have to go to the bathroom. of course, of all times. of all times, i have

at 210 or 212 democrats for mike turner or any of those i mentioned. but they are not going to cross the aisle for maga -- maga is not a republican party. it's a party within itself. a maga party. a republican party is a true conservative party. like we had under president reagan. host: carolyn in louisiana. republican line. caller: yes. until they learn to play ball together, they ain't going to do crap. first of all louisiana, we don't play this monkey business they play everywhere else. we go in, we vote. we don't try to steal votes or whatever. but louisiana's got a good guy there. they don't squished out some of the best ones. everybody has skeltons in their closet. i'll tell you one thing, the democrats will stick with democrats. and republicans here lately don't want to do too much of nothing because they want a pity party like a bunch of women. we are just down home people. we don't like all this crap. we think they need to turn around and do what needs to be done and quit playing fudge ball with everybody and do what needs to be done out there

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chairman turner, i have to take care of some business first, because obviously it is actually an issue of national security as to whether or not congress has a functioning body. and i want to check in with you on this speaker vote. are you happy with the prospects of a speaker scalise. >> well there is a lot of work that needs to be done. we came out of our conference with 110 votes to take to the house floor. he needs 217. at this point he's working to try to communicate how he could bring the conference together. and there are some of those that are undecided and i'm one of them and there are those that are opposed and he needs to make the case to pull them together. >> why are you undecided if i may ask? >> we needs 217. he's going to have to give us a message or understanding of how he's going to bridge that gap. and make certain that he brings congress together and not divide the republican conference more. that is going to be an important message. i know he's working on it right now. i wish him well. but there is work to be done to get back to 217. >> tell the viewers where there

ms turner told bbc scotland she has tried contacting a number of organisations about helping the animalbeth rizzini. hello. good afternoon. some very autumnal scenes earlier on this morning, particularly across northern and eastern areas of england, with some patches of mist and fog, such as here in sheffield. it's now largely lifted and cleared. it won't be quite so much of a problem overnight tonight or, indeed, for the next few days, because the winds are set to pick up. there'll also be some more heavy downpours of rain, generally staying very unsettled. and if we take a look at the rainfall accumulation chart, through the weekend and into monday, you can see the area of most concern again is eastern scotland, with another 50 to 100 millimetres of rain, especially over the higher ground. of course, all of this falling on already saturated ground. that rain just feeding through in a constant stream of showers on the south—easterly wind for the rest of today. also some heavy, frequent, even thundery showers across eastern areas of northern ireland could possibly cause some issues here

host: mike turner of ohio, republican there yesterday. taking your phone calls this morning, this is william in ohio come online for democrats. caller: yes, good morning. you think we got problems now, wait until jim jordan takes over. he's as radical as matt gaetz and the rest of them freedom caucus guys. it's a shame we have to come to stuff like this. jim jordan thanks he is the arresting officer, the judge, the jury and the executioner. i have no faith in none of them. that's all we got is crooks, politicians and that's the way it's going to be. until they get big money out of the government. thank you very much. host: st. paul, minnesota, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. a couple of quick comments related to the conflict in israel and the gaza strip. regardless of whatever history is there, i think what's really important is to say what's the path forward. that really is the new starting point. to me, the issues are related to three parties, primary parties, israel, hamas and the palestinian people. hamas is the key p

, and they themselves are the stage-turners, and they themselves are the decision-makers. but over time, we are realizing that today the americans have really realized the fact that the israelis, first of all, from a military point of view, that is, after the scandalous failure that they suffered in operation storm elastra , they are weak both militarily and in terms of intelligence . from the political point of view , there are problems in terms of trust by israeli public opinion, so the americans are extremely worried and they are worried that the scope of this conflict will not expand, because their interests will be endangered by the resistance forces, so the americans are now making a series of calculations , they feel that this should not happen, why it is absolutely necessary for them, mr. mossadeghpour from on the surface of the field, in the occupied territories, there are many concerns about the surprises of the resistance, and social media users have announced that we are waiting for new surprises from the resistance, and this worries us, on the other hand, many

. commentator amy nicole turner. but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines with theo chikomba . with theo chikomba. >> good afternoon . it's 3:00. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm theo chikomba in the newsroom. a 20 year old british man serving in the israeli army has been killed in an attack by hamas militants . that's been hamas militants. that's been confirmed by his family. nathaniel young was serving with the israeli defence services when he was killed on the gaza border yesterday. he was a student at jfs jewish school in north london and had recently been living in central israel . been living in central israel. at least 500 israelis are confirmed dead as fighting in gaza threatens to spiral into a major conflict. benjamin netanyahu vowed to take a mighty vengeance and said his entire government is behind a decision to destroy the hamas terrorist organ nation. more than 313 palestinians have also died after hamas fired thousands of rockets while gunmen stormed the border. hamas says israe

this phenomenon actually, though, comes from turner's lay in hospital in philadelphia. and that's a union soldier who is wounded early on during the war in 1861, when he was over by a train. there are many ways to become injured during the war. that is his unfortunate fate. and so he spends the entire course of the war, four years in turner's, in hospital, mostly bedridden. and during the process he undergoes six amputations or re amputation to amputate more and more and more of his leg to try to solve the cause of his pain. again, in a span of four years after the final surgery in 1865, the man's surgeon that he was good enough to be discharged except that he had developed what the surgeon called a craving for opium. other veterans learned to actually use opiates from not the doctors, but from their fellow soldiers, their best mates, their comrades. and so camp life. the intensity of camp life. the boredom of camp life. the unhealthiness of camp life. served as a kind of acculturation to drug use, to opium use for a variety of reasons. i found that war soldiers would o

, at a factory but not for long, because i realized that you get drunk, with turners, you get drunkome benefit, then i became, of course, it directly benefited everyone around me, and as for relaxation, i know that your favorite vacation spot is still the gorky sea, nizhny novgorod, romantic places, where you were, where there was a tourist center, i read which so very sunny description, cozy, sandy paths, there really is sand there, it’s sand. i have such a song somewhere, it’s called my favorite city, just the deepest novgorod, and the third verse, it sounds something like this: a generation in the gorky sea, a turban for the comfort of the forest, i took pearls out of shells, i fed mermaids from my hand, cool, some of us run ahead, others of us lag behind, but all this does not matter, we are just drops from this river, wow, this is just about our native camp site, our native gorikov sea. it seems to me that the main thing about you is still this texts, because you are immersed in them, you go into them, you can have the same night watch , in fact, it’s just a retelling of the pl

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dewbs& co with me bev turner alex dean and joe phillips.is still here right now. this is one of those stories that you just have to pause and think this can't be true. well, this is an nhs trust that is now recognising that the male menopause, it is a clinical condition. apparently when men's testosterone levels drop. but now these paramedic within this trust are being offered a year on full pay. joe for the male menopause. what's why what's happened to us? well that's not strictly true . strictly true. >> it's they are entitled to sick pay. and they would still have to presumably go to their doctor or get , you know, put doctor or get, you know, put sick notes or whatever. sick pay- sick notes or whatever. sick pay. yes. well i mean, you know, you and i as women would think this is ridiculous. we might also think, actually, if men had penod also think, actually, if men had period pains, childbirth , period pains, childbirth, endometriosis and all the other, they'd be making the most of it. well, or we'd have found cures and pain relief a l

turner . amy isn't amy nicholl. turner.he judges just accepted what parliament had said and allowed us to get on with this really sensible plan? now you know, i don't think it's a sensible plan. >> completely agree keir >> i completely agree with keir starmer should not starmer that this should not ever through, even if it is ever go through, even if it is deemed by some hook or crook to be lawful. it's immoral. it's overexpensive , it's impractical, overexpensive, it's impractical, it would cost £160,000 per person to go to a place with a completely abhorrent human rights record and also so we have seen what happens when refugees get sent to rwanda , refugees get sent to rwanda, israel. it was a voluntary scheme , but a scheme scheme, but a scheme nonetheless. refugees went to rwanda pra protested over food rations , showing that the care rations, showing that the care wasn't there . and what happened wasn't there. and what happened to them? the rwandan authorities shot 12 of them dead. and this is not a scheme that has an

. ♪ kim turner: in 1979, the punk rock scene in los angeles was exploding.doe: chinatown opened things up. it was absolutely the home base for punk rock. louis jacinto: madame wong's and the hong kong cafe, they needed customers, and the bands needed venues to play. eugene moy: what we heard upstairs was unharmonious. alice bag: both places had lines around the block. turner: madame wong's told bands, "if you play over there, you'll never play here." bag: and that's when the war started. keith morris: it was just chaos. ♪

turner, broadcaster amy nicholl. turner, let's get stuck into this debate . culture secretary, lucy frazer, has been talking tough on those who our history by who want to erase our history by publishing new and publishing new retain and explain guidance to protect controversial historical statues phrases , common sense approach phrases, common sense approach to britain's history couldn't be more timely, as it was revealed yesterday that scottish health board nhs lothian will make reparations to jamaica and africa to, quote, make amends for its slavery links. we'll start with you, alison, on this. are we too obsessed with apologising for our past to build a brighter future? >> i'm sure that the voters of lothian will be delighted that their money, their taxpayers money is being spent in reparations. when they get reparations. when they can't get a appointment. so that a doctor's appointment. so that just you how absolutely just shows you how absolutely mad disproportionate is mad and disproportionate that is . i agree with lucy frazer. i think is a very good t

after 20 years of "the bachelor" on abc, 71-year-old gerry turner is the first "golden bachelor." 22hoping to find love with the golden bachelor. >> he's gerry. >> and i'm your first golden bachelor. >> finally, a dating show where all the contestants are just like me: old and willing to degrade themselves on camera. now if you are wondering if he is one of those cool old guys, he's not. none of us are! >> gerry turner revealed how it's been getting back into the dating game. >> i've had to learn a few lessons. my granddaughters have been helpful. i had to bone up on some of the emojis and some of the more trendy words that are used right now. >> oh, i feel ya, gerry. there's a lot of new slang out there. but it's pretty simple. "cringe" means awkward. "mid" means mediocre. and "rizz" is something i got from a hooker in the '80s. don't worry. penicillin cleared that rizz right up. and emojis are easy, gerry! this means penis. this means penis. this means penis. this is a guy getting a haircut, although i use it to mean penis! now, i'll be honest. as an older gentleman in my, well, le

chairman turner, good to see you.e you pick a speaker sometime soon. >> thanks, jake. >>> what happens when the fog of war is used to push propaganda? the impact it could have on every one of us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> as isreal prepares for a ground war. the biden administration has been trying to caution the netanyahu government to think strategically and not out of the understandably ferocious anger that israelis are feeling. >> i caution this while you feel that rage, don't be consumed by it. after 9/11, we were enraged in the united states. while we sought justice and got justice, we also made mistakes. >> what were some of the mistakes? well, just to name one, during the war on terror, u.s. service members killing iraqi and afghan civilians for whatever reason. accidents, negligence, the luxury of superior munitions, that makes creating a sustainable peace far more difficult because civilian deaths often creates even more enemies. i

(gentle music) >>> we go now to the chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike turner, who joins us from dayton. good morning to you. >> good morning, margaret. >> we heard the national security adviser jake sullivan say that the request to congress will be significantly higher than $2 billion in terms of aid for ukraine and for israel. what can you tell us about what is needed? >> i met with him and members of the national security council with the counterpart jim himes at the end of last week and they're talking in terms of a national security package, that is certainly the border, additional funds there for border control, the border barrier, the wall that administration has now said needs to go forward in areas, ukraine. obviously, now that we're dealing with this crisis with israel, bolstering our support for them. also looking in the southeast as to what we might do to support taiwan. as they're putting those together so we don't piecemeal this and look at this as an overall security package it will give us an understanding to have a debate what's needed for this. >> you su

congressman mike turner of ohio. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. were released by hamas. this is obviously, a brutal terrorist group. they didn't release the hostages out of the goodness of their hearts or for humanitarian reasons. so why did they release the hostages? what did they get in exchange? >> certainly, they continue to have ney gosch gotiations and w are aware of is hamas is a franchise of iran, the brutal terrorist attacks that have occurred in israel are going to result in israel entering into gaza and in taking this conflict to hamas itself in order to diminish their ability to continue to threaten israel. as we see that unfold, certainly getting humanitarian aid is important and getting hostages back are important and the opportunities that those break, certainly, they need to be pursued, but the united states should not be dictating to israel the prosecution of this conflict. they certainly are on the ground. they know the risks and they know the consequences and certainly the united states supports their efforts to diminish this te

turner. johnson. underwood. jeffries. valadao. johnson. van drew. johnson. van duyne. johnson. van orden. van orden. vargas. jeffries. vasquez. jeffries. veasey. jeffries. velasquez. jeffries. wagner. johnson. walberg. johnson. waltz. johnson. wasserman schultz. jeffries. waters. jeffries. watson coleman. watson coleman. jeffries. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. the clerk, the staff, and the tellers deserve to have the attention of the house. the clerk will continue. weber of texas. johnson. webster of florida. johnson. wenstrup. johnson. westerman. johnson. wexton. jeffries. wild. jeffries. williams of georgia. jeffries. williams of new york. johnson. williams of texas. johnson. wilson of florida. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south carolina. johnson. wittman. johnson. womack. johnson. yakym. johnson. zinke. mr. zinke: the next speaker of the people's house, mike johnson. the clerk: johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will now call the names of the members who did not answer the first call of the roll. beyer. jeffries. boyle of pennsylva

turner. jordan. underwood. jeffries. valadao. jordan. van drew. jordan. van duyne. jordan. van orden. van orden. vargas. jeffries. vasquez. jeffries. veasey. jeffries. velazquez. jeffries. wagner. jordan. walberg. jordan. waltz. jordan. wasserman schultz. jeffries. waters. jeffries. watson coleman. jeffries. weber of texas. jordan. webster of florida. jordan. wenstrup. jordan. westerman. jordan. wexton. jeffries. wild. jeffries. williams of georgia. jeffries. williams of new york. jordan. williams of texas. jordan. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south carolina. jordan. wittman. jordan. womack. scalise. yakym. jordan. zinke. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: th e reading clerk will now call the names of the members who did not answer the first roll call. the clerk: bost. jordan. foxx. jordan. vicente gonzalez. vicente gonzalez. hunt. hunt. payne. payne. van orden. van orden. the speaker pro tempore: if there are any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they may come to the well and vote at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. t

what pearson, lord bailey and amy nicole turner. what a top tier panel nicole turner.hat a top tier panel. and as anti—semitic chants are heard at a pro—palestine protest outside downing street, do police need to be tougher on these kind of demonstrations ? as i disagree demonstrations? as i disagree with ann widdecombe on this, apparently, although i find that hard to believe. i don't think i've ever disagreed with ann widdecombe on anything but she will views very, very will give her views very, very shortly. also be joined shortly. i'll also be joined live by former live in the studio by former environment secretary ranil jayawardena with it. now, just along an hour, an hour until the polls slam shut in this pivotal pair of by elections , we will be pair of by elections, we will be breaking the exit polls for you live on this show could be really important results. but finally, has king charles royally intervened to stop the national scourge of cancel culture, especially in the digital sphere where civilised debate too often gives way to rancour and acrimony ? ranco

radio. >> welcome back to gb news bev turner in for michelle dewberry . whether to carry on this conversation, aren't we, about the war in israel? because there is so much. i do want to go on to this story about. while pupils have slipped behind in covid. but before we do that, can we just quickly bottom out this idea misinformation this idea of misinformation on social the war? social media with the war? do the government place? the government have a place? there sentence that i read there was a sentence that i read today dawn neesom that made my blood cold, which about blood run cold, which was about michelle technology michelle donelan the technology secretary. in secretary. here it is hauling in ex twitter, meta, google, tiktok and snapchat to demand that they act remove content act quickly to remove content about about the conflict . how about about the conflict. how dare they? i understand the onune dare they? i understand the online safety safety in inverted commas, bill, which will make nobody any safer . it has been nobody any safer. it has been

turner. jordan. underwood. jeffries. valadao. jordan. van drew. jordan. van duyne. jordan. van orden. jordan. vargas. jeffries. vasquez. jeffries. veasey. jeffries. velasquez. jeffries. wagner. jordan. walberg. jordan. waltz. jordan. wasserman schultz. jeffries. waters. jeffries. watson coleman. jeffries. weber of texas. jordan. webster of florida. jordan. wenstrup. jordan. westerman. jordan. wexton. jeffries. wild. jeffries. williams of georgia. jeffries. williams of new york. jordan. williams of texas. jordan. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south carolina. jordan. whitman. jordan. womack. scalise. yack em. jordan. zinke. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the reading clerk will call the names of the members who did not answer the first call of the roll. the clerk: payne. jeffries. spartz. jordan. tlaib. jeffries. trone. jeffries. with that process done and tallying on the screen and paperwork to be signed and on to next steps as far as what next steps specifically, nobody knows at this point but representative jim jordan with 199 members of congress supporting him a

joining us, the chair and vice chair of the house intelligence committee, mike turner and jim himes.st of all, it's wonderful to see a bipartisan interview. it doesn't always happen. your committee is unusual. we are grateful for that. mr. chairman, can you tell us what you have learned that you can disclose about the situation in the north where there's now an alert from the idf and concerns that the hezbollah could open a second front from lebanon? >> sure. you are correct on the aspect of bipartisanship. not only do we work together, jim and i on a bipartisan basis, there's overwhelming bipartisan support for israel in congress. that was evident today as we had the briefing. members voicing their support for israel. the concern everyone has is to what extent was iran directly involved? the thing that we should never lose perspective of is hamas is a franchise of iran. they fund them. they provide them rockets. they provide them munitions. they train them. the question really is perfunctory as to whether they directly were participating. we know that they are an arm of iran. this d

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chairman rogers, chairman turner, chairman mccaul and chairwoman granger are still working. i thank the committees working with the administration and the goal there for our committees is to be ready to respond legislatively once we have a dual elected speaker of the house. and it's my goal talking to you at this time next friday as chairman of the financial services committee. >> will you do a floor vote on mr. jeffries: good afternoon welcome to month 10 of the house republican majority chaos, dysfunction and extremism. let me begin by thanking president biden for demonstrating what leadership looks like. here in america and for the free world. president biden has made clear that there are serious business that needs to be done for the american people. but in order for that to happen, we need the house of representatives to reopen. so we can meet the needs of the american people, domestically and in terms of our national security interests so that we stand by israel in its time of need, stand by ukraine in its time of need, stand by our allies throughout the world. provide

. >>> to analyze these new revelations, let's get to shaun turner, former director of communications. good morning to you. it's not clear whether this intel or analysis was shared with israel, but typically would something like this be shared with israel? >> well, good morning, victor. typically this is the type of intelligence that would be shared with israel, but i think it's important to put some perspective around that. as alex pointed out in his piece, u.s. intelligence regularly picks up on various aspects of what's happening in israel and gaza in relation to what hamas might be planning. i think as the piece pointed out, what i've been told and experienced when i was with the intelligence community, this is not terribly unusual, and so you get a situation in which you see indications that hamas might be planning something. and what typically i ha ps is you see that in one location. that intelligence is analyzed, it's shared, and rarely does anything happen, and when it does, it's usually dealt with. i think what's difference with this intelligence is we begin to see indications

gillian turner is live at the state department and madison all worth is live at newark's airport. what are you hearing about the efforts to get out? >> what we're hearing there are still thousands of americans in israel. it took five days for the u.s. government to announce an exit strategy. some of those americans, what we've seen on the ground, taking matters into their own hands. that is proven to be quite di. when you look, most u.s. airlines have suspended service directly from the u.s. to israel and vice versa with no announcement of when the flights will be resumed. so americans stuck in israel have had to hopscotch around europe to get back to the u.s. spending thousands of dollars to get back home. we've been here at newark airport for the past two days and had the opportunity to talk to some of those passengers that flew on the israeli airline, one of the only ones that is offering direct flights from israel back to the u.s. families tell us they have loved ones having them back is priceless. but it is also painful to leave israel behind. >> i called the u.s. embassy loo

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if we were walkway from ukraine or turner backs on israel, it isjust walkway from ukraine or turner backss just not worth it. that is why tomorrow i will send an urgent budget request to congress to fund america's massive security needs to support our critical partners including israel and ukraine. during his address from the oval office, president biden also expressed support for palestinians. the united states remains committed to the palestinian people and their right to dignity and self—determination. the actions of terrorists do not take that right away. like so many other, i am heartbroken by the tragic loss of palestinian life including the explosion on the hospital in gaza which was not done by the israelis. we mourn every innocent life lost. we cannot ignore the humanity of innocent palestinians who only want to live in peace and have an opportunity. live now to our correspondent david willis in washington. hello david. it was quite rare for president biden to be speaking from the oval office. just how significant was what he had to say? highly significant. he called this and inf

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bev turner keeping me company until 7:00.paul embry is here and author paul embry is here and news presenter and former and gb news presenter and former brexit martin daubney, brexit party mep martin daubney, now you've seen the now i'm sure you've seen the footage various celebrations , footage of various celebrations, you might call them from all around the world. sydney new york. london. well this footage emerged today . it's been shared emerged today. it's been shared widely on social media. it's two women, young , young women, women, young, young women, barely out of their teens, tearing down posters of missing israeli children believed to have been ducted by hamas. this is in london. take a look . you is in london. take a look. you why don't you do something for palestine ? palestine? >> why don't you? this is for palestine , not mutually exclusive. >> it's children. it's children . >> it's children. it's children. it's innocent people. >> okay. what about the children in palestine ? in palestine? >> it doesn't make it

and bev turner london. turner in london. >> good morning to >> very good morning to you. israel at war. minister israel at war. prime minister rishi has said that the rishi sunak has said that the uk is to provide any support is ready to provide any support that israel needs. more than 1000 palestinian and israelis have been killed by attacks from the hamas terrorist group. israel's deputy ambassador to the uk oren marmorstein ali, has been speaking to gb news about a shocking video on social media. >> she has blood all over her body , grabbing her by her hair body, grabbing her by her hair and the terrorist shove her into and the terrorist shove her into a car . and her eyes, petrified a car. and her eyes, petrified eyes thinking what are to going do . well this labour conference do. well this labour conference get get britain building again. >> that's going to be the message here from liverpool, from the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, when she takes to the podium for a keynote speech here midday . here at midday. >> and dating the eu, the shadow foreign secretary, da

national intelligence sean turner. good morning to you.eneral, starting with you, what is happening now? what is the idf doing and what does practically increasing operational readiness for the next stages of the war mean? >> thank you, victor. that means they are getting ready to execute their war fight and a war plan. they are preparing, they are gathering food and ammunition, all the logistics, water, et cetera. they are probably getting, hopefully, lots of rest. that's what soldiers need before they do this. they are gathering intelligence and trying to -- probably going to do some probing patrols to find out where the weakest spots are and no doubt they are going to continue to apply pressure. and we saw the reports about the shortages of water and fuel. that's exactly what a blockade is intended to do. because what that's going to do is going to yield, hopefully, intelligence. we want the palestinian people to be complaining to hamas and saying, hey, you got us into this. now get us out of this. ntd at the way to do that is to releas

jillian turner, thank you.a. >> dana: israel confirms its army is ready to begin ground operations inside the trip and u.s. standing in support of the ally levering it up to military -- leaving it up to military commanders there and their marching orders. >> idf is one of the most capable militaries in the world and we're providing support and assistance. it's up to them to decide when they move forward with any type of incursion. we're providing and assisting them. >> we want to ask now israeli defense forces spokesman. the idf believes it has eliminated three hamas leadership people -- terrorists, that are in the gaza strip. how do you know that? >> yeah, well, they are precision targets, we know who they are, we know their role in the mechanism and one of them participated in the massacre on october 7. he participated in the pastrami keystone lake be'ere and they can never come in and abduct and rape and massacre israelis again. >> bill: sir, you watched 85-year-old hostage give her first interview and about