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in fact , the israelis will attack them, but the people of these eight villages gathered in the main square of these cities and said that they will not leave their own land under any circumstances , because retreat means the advance of the zionist regime, and as long as we retreat , the zionist regime cannot advance . this statement is true. there is resistance, the zionist regime has tried very hard in the past days, perhaps it conducts more than 3 to 4 operations per day to penetrate the lebanese soil, but all of them in reality face failure, each operation causes the zionist regime to have between 10 dead and wounded. tanks of this regime at the entrances of the lebanese soil at the entrances of the lebanese border. they perish and disappear it can be said that the entire support of mujahideen resistance to the people's stand in the south and other cities of lebanon is in the east of lebanon as well as the areas where hezbollah actually started moving from there and was formed there, such as the baalbek area, the janta area, these are areas there are those who are targeted daily by the z

forces are on the run as russian soldiers continue their ground advance rescue in another village and that on that square public. according to the defense ministry, the liberation of as my love, god helps strengthen its true position in the region. a video of a russian soldier, finding a seemingly working us abrams tanks that was a band and has been circulating on social media. several dozen of the multi $1000000.00 vehicles were supplied to key of there's an explicit report from the newly liberated recruit and brought to us by our tea correspondence you guys down off. when i 1st bought the filter, the motions at a russian command post ukrainian evacuation group is stopped in its tracks, not far from another crippled nature made fighting vehicle that now bears a russian flag the fighting towards the towns of got them out and sleet of a r s v as as ever receiving the data from anybody. if it is usually the last of the death of our guys are storming the foothills because there is a lot of food holes in the woods. they're made of concrete. most of them between french, they made the food holes out of concret

well that procedures people square feet, move the village on the settle, not split them huge companies with those checks in their st. mary's was opinions because it was such a penalty. so suddenly, you know, we've got the boy lived in georgia with no way most eating. curtis the the that during world war 2, the germans with the help of the ship. the creation revolutionary movement that the independent state of croatia transported hundreds of people have no way to work and force labor camps. the germans wanted the work force to build roads and the infrastructure in norway. so when they couldn't get enough prisoners from serbia, they contacted who was social and the install of discounts that you had the death rate up to 82 percent each, which is actually higher done in the ultimate among the dozens of children. boy did the georgia evo, but not the, and i'll be a little go to the coast for this, or what should the, i type, the owner's school. that'd be good to to this is a good especially since they had the horrible conditions except from the t lease. many people died from surveys, hunger

cinderella to rapids, to fries and ketchup dressed up dogs flooded new york's east village saturday for the annual tompkins square halloween dog parade. >> the volunteer run annual event had more traits than tricks. many owners joined in the fund matching their dogs outfits. while some very friends attempted to be totally different creature for the day one owner went so far as to put their dog in a hot dog outfit and onto a hot dog cart next to a baby dress like a hot dog vendor full probably thousands turned out to watch celebration of new york dunk culture. now, it's 34th year and it makes it go city thousands of zombie. he's got some practice for halloween. this is the annual zombie walk entire families celebrated the walking dead saturday, and kids even dress up to >> i loved hearing that's why i decided start coming to the marches i've been coming for eight or ten years and everybody should kahn and it's super fun. >> there's a family friendly atmosphere and you're going to have an amazing time that is freaky. crowds gathered in mexico's capital. what to watch zombies take over this city and tried not to get

blaming the bioneers administration (or policy in the same officials say their one point to square-mile villagey the emerging services are overwhelmed they say. they are begging for help right now. maria: that's unbelievable i can't believe the population almost doubled. react here, it's unbelievable how many towns, cities, states across america are being impacted by the wide-open border. >> it is amazing and it's one thing if you look at the election of prospective it's the top two issues in america, the economy and inflation in immigration issue in the safety and the answers that vice president harris has no answers for, that's where the struggling and calling donald trump names, they know this is a problem and they know they don't have an answer and when he tries to answer it makes it worse. it's amazing what were seen coming out in these kind of ways because of the system is not designed to handle that. maria: i think this is the reason the security has become an important issue for voters. they are looking at national security with the regime governance of the china relationship and the ru

cinderella to rapa to fries and ketchup dressed up doe, this flooded new york's east village saturday for the annual tompkin squareen dunk parade. >> the volunteer run annual event had more trade and tricks, many on his joined in the fund and unmatching that dog's outfits are some very friends attempted to be a totally different creature for the day. one, went so far as what their dog in a hotdog and onto a hot dog cart. next we're baby dress like a hot dog vendor with thousands turned out to watch the celebration of new york dog culture now in its 34 year lots of fond, well, that wraps up this hour of cnn newsroom. >> i'm anna coren. thank you so much for your company for those of you watching in north america, cnn this morning is coming up for the rest of well decoded is next stage research and unreal savings elevate your every day. cnn underscored, see all our reviews and recommendations that underscore.com. >> shake up your shower with a flavor for every feeling this stub russians you up, this stub winds down, this stuff leads you're glowing and this debris keeps you going. so whatever care you care about, the

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with this call is solemn level that we are kind of only and clean the area to remove that square mile of villages in order to enable the united. so then all to go back home a but you know, because the effects of that nature nature of their own and being scammed interior or a in generally speaking to try and saw all both forms. i think we really substantially and she the come to the point that day we remove most of the military ability to be the case. and the way he, we saw seriously, by the way, seen the last few days, a doubt by doing back look to me sides and fighting all the wrong. so i think we still have a long way to a level benjamin netanyahu. it said that one of the primary aims of the actions that he's taking now is to remove this rights to these really people once and for all. but if it is, israel is going to be dragged into ongoing conflicts in southern lebanon. and in garza as well, of course, possibly with a ron to some degree. but of course also counting upgrades in the occupied west by and can the people of israel truly be made to feel safer? a is this a good question? really a i s

has also started out recently set quote, let me know that one is not a village or in the nation, but it's 10 strongly against any square based on legitimate rights and with the aim of peace and security for iran in the region, a decisive response was given to the aggression of the zionist regime. this action was in defense of the interest and citizens of iran. let nothing yahoo know that iran is not a belligerent, but it stands firmly against any threats. this is only a corner of our power, do not enter into a conflict with the run we um are you, are you also relaxing comments and warnings from other parts. so there was a success including the rocky was it says force warning quote. if you west takes action against the one or is israel seeks to use your walk, the air space for operations against the wrong, they will close target american bases in the region. so very tennis moments there and the situation cause any time soon spiral out of control. marya, what do we know so far? body of ron's that tackle new useful? well we're, we're in northern israel when they run into ex, again, returning from filming at the boulder wi

village. i know ration the country more than one a 1000 square kilometers at one point. and as the russian all make has been unable to completely re capture the region of us and send us the luxury piece. and also had a question about donald trump and they have a donald trump aside at one point says he allegedly threatened, but treat patients has tried the central most most coolest tops. not ukraine. now pretend how sad that he doesn't to women by conversation with threats from donald trump and pacing, also talking about bringing peace to the middle east towels. you're going to do that well, as you can see at the moment. so that's an appeal to me is having a biological nice thing with the president of public opinion authority, mahmoud abbas. he's here in cause on and basically a lot of attention was paid to the made me stop that. he said, supplements during the breaks summit, according to black to me, paid him at the breach and is on the brink of that full scale. who and he once again raise the rate of his social support. the 2 state solution. why my mood abbas and i uplo

square meters. they are planning to build a cottage village, 250 houses, they have promised people something that in principle cannot be. so far there is no sewerage system here, nor the promised water supply, but in the field... a lonely well is being built, probably the residents of the elite cottage village will get their own water, but these the places are not only summer cottages, there are several famous estates nearby, there should be a walking route for a walk in obramtsevo, muranovo, and for a walk in troitse sergius and lavra, if moscow is the calling card of russia, then the obramtsevo estate, which ... is located in close proximity, is the pearl of the moscow region, tyuchev and oksakov came here for inspiration, sirov in rubel, it is in abramtsevo that local historians believe, nesterov painted a picture of the vision of the youth bartholomew, vesnetsov painted his oaks from these from polinov, but they, apparently, will soon be gone. previously, this was an impassable forest, literally in a few days they cut through such a wide clearing here now they are starting to lay a road to the f

square. i lost my mind. it's no better place to be to the village in the some beautiful features and live free live. however, you want to get along with everyone who had all the dogs. how did the dogs get along with the goat? he think susan, one of them was. this is just a horn dog. your name again is mike. uh, mark. so he's my pulled hard for info and marco paul. uh no i no, i get it is i was julie and i guess in the sense that there are no authorities within the city. everyone is their own citizen, including the animal of the here on 3. awesome. and there's no organization except for what comes out except for what emerges from everyone coming together, bring their own situation to it and creating their own home and environment. and joining in when i 1st came there of the most of the population here was snowbirds, you know, mom and pop. get to retire with age. the kids a wall left. so they sell the house and buy a big motor home and start traveling. and you could stay here for free. and so those were the people i met when i 1st came here. the people all started getting old and owning a motor home g

grandkids have sinced moved back to that kibbutz, but most of those villages around gaza remain ghost towns. we're in what's called hostage squareof the 250 or so hostages taken into gaza that day, about 100 remain in captivity. israeli officials they believe only 50 of them are still alive. janai? >> janai: so many families with so much grief and so few answers. matt, thank you for your reporting. >>> and rescuers stepped in after a man set himself on fire at a pro-palestinian rally in washington, d.c., saturday. the demonstration was meant to mark a year since the october 7th attack in israel. it was mostly peaceful. police say the man was taken to the hospital and treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. gio? >> gio: now to the supreme court beginning its new term tomorrow with major cases ahead and all eyes on whether there could be any case dealing with election rules. abc's alex presha is following this story. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, gio. certainly eyes on election rulings, but let's start with one of the most significant cases of this new term, and that is a challenge to a ban for gender-affirming

villages in the eastern donetsk region. and analysis from the afp news agency shows russian troops advancing almost 500 square kilometers inthe latest from kyiv. it is in the east and the next reason of ukraine that russia is making its greatest gains. ——it is in the east donestk reason of ukraine that russia is making its greatest gains. we are seeing moscow claiming to be in control of the eastern coal—mining town as well as the surrounding villages and if you look at what monitoring channels are saying, it is clear that they are in control of large parts of the town. if you look at analysis by the afp news agency saying that russia has advanced almost 500 square kilometres into ukrainian territory in october, that is more than since the start of the full—scale invasion, that tells you about how things are going. ukraine is struggling to contain russia's advances because of sheer numbers and deeper resources. the question being debated now is whether moscow's ability to sustain its attacks on another eastern town prokofstk can be maintained because it is strategically significant, it is a transport hub, if that was to fa

villages along the border with gods. and that's going to last 3 days. you also have other commemorations it hostage square and to live eve marking across the country really . um the events that happened and also still cools, there's a small group not too too big. and part of the prime minister is the residents in jerusalem cooling for the return of the captive. interestingly saw me yesterday for the 1st time and what we understand and weeks did the prime minister benjamin asking me, i could be in a meeting to discuss the fate of the captives believe to be around a 101. and these ready security establishment, things off of those are dead and the others are in a dire situation. so you will see calls again for this government to do more to bring the captives home. there is, of course, a lot of support for these wars, but that also is a major pressure, although it so far that the net anyhow, hasn't succumbed to those calls to do more to try to bring them home one year on. definitely that cause that from my mind, enjoy the still ahead of i'll just say era one year and 2 as well as genocide in gaza. we bring a

villages. then the georgian population, the young people have been brought in a bush for the event. as you can see, so to freedom square to the part of the building was behind me, and well, we were immediately with the crowd during the protest. uh, we saw the end jose uh with the english language banners. we saw people with the science suggesting the flooding of food and shopping shots. we heard voices from australia, the u. k. friends. we met a todd youngs saying that at georgia is not russia. and also spotted among the crowd was a member of the georgia legion. and the georgia legion are basically a mercenary group from georgia and most of the ethnic georgians who are fighting in ukraine against russia. so very, very young, very much to narrative use the st. lucie stone and the election for the good you ladies about somehow to deliver a news involved for the white. i remember the well they have the i or if you like to west the, to the survey to propaganda on fridays to fix the problem with anything else, you has no notes that it's goodness, freeze georgia's accession essentially. and to join the you, we have directly

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happening in the country in the villages send the georgian population, what a lot of young people have been brought in a bush for the events. as you can see, so to freedom square to the part of the building, what behind b and well, we were mingling with the crowd as during the protest we saw and jose uh, with the english language banners. we saw people with the signs suggesting that flooding the food shopping shots. we heard voices from australia, u. k. friends. we met a todd youths saying that at georgia is not russia. and also spotted among the crowd was a member of the georgia legion. and the georgia legion are basically a mercenary group from georgia. most the ethnic georgians who are fighting in ukraine against associates. so very, very young, very much the narrative use the lucian stone and the election for the rest. as in victor, lady the gold somehow to deliver a news in both for the wife. i remember the well they have the i or if you like on the west the to the server. so really get to propaganda on fridays to explain anything else. you has no notes that it's goodness, freeze georgia's exception. essentially, at the joint, we have directly addressed t

yes, yes, yeah, well kazimir seberinovich malevich painted a black square, looks like night, these words. victoria myachina from the villagenka, grodno region, asked to show you a painting by dina geltseva. look, victoria is interested in who, according to the artist, inspired her to create this... painting, well, it looks like bosch, according to my ideas about bosch - this looks like bosch's paintings, there are also many different figures , they are doing all sorts of nonsense, i just don't understand, this is already an answer, you somehow, you answer, this is eronymus bosch, he also, that is, and he has a lot of different things there, well , there are dutch proverbs, for example, and here are some russian proverbs, god knows. and his dutch proverb, so i don't remember who, what is this, what is this, and this is bruegel, maybe now it's 5:4, you failed to win the super blitz this time, mikhail, excuse me, victoria, grodno region will receive 1000 rubles. mr. skipsky, well, really explain to me, where were you rushing to, i don't remember, who wrote it, i mean, i understand what it is, for some reason i thought that it

where n she lived still there ad their pictures of washington square which is a place that she lived at that building is gone. >> greenwich villages oftenng described as bohemian but was was it bohemian in a different since when willa cather is there? thee yes, it was but the first years it was a quiet bohemia. it became the bohemia him world ofy experimental art five years of the time she was living there that during the years of her growing pains as a novelist it was a place where people went for people who were out on the edge and living experimental lives. bank street was acquired or street. she lived iniv the middle on washington square. >> but she did end up on park avenue. professor homestead where the author of a book called all the wonderful things the creative partnership of willa cather and edith lewis. >> edith lewis was from lincoln, nebraska. she and cather met there when cather is was coming back from a trip and heading back to pittsburgh in 1903. lewis graduated from college and had been teaching school per year in lincoln and no setting to new york with a job in publhing. she and cather subsisting would come to v

an apartment building and there are pictures of washington square which is the first place she lived but that building is gone. >> bread villages often described as bohemian . but was it bohemian in a different sense when willa cather was living there? >> yes it was. the first years it was as edith lewis said a quiet bohemian . it became the sort of bohemian world of experimental art about five years from the time she was living there but during the years of her growing famous as a novelist in the teens it was the place that people went to see people who were out on the edge and living experimental lives although bank street was time of achoir street towards the edges but she wasn't right in the middle on washingtonsquare anymore . >> and she did end up on our cabinet . but prof. homestead you are also the author of a book called the only wonderful things that creative partnership of willa cather and edith lewis, who was edith lewis? >> edith lewis was from lincoln nebraska . she and cather met their when cather was coming back from a trip further west and she was heading back to pittsburgh in 1903. lewis had graduated from col

a village near side on among the mount carmel harrison. donald trump had been holding major raleigh's with just 9 days to go until the us selection. trump is speaking in new york city's madison square garden wall. com. the harris has been speaking to supporters in philadelphia . we have 2 teams covering the campaign. riley's tonight's in a moment we'll go to still a valid in washington dc. was more on the com la harris event. but 1st let's go to alan fisher, who's at trump's riley in new york. madison square garden. um allen. uh, new york and lots of swing states what's from hoping for. and there have been some controversial comments as well as an iconic venue popstars and sport stars have filled out this venue. and so tom, being from new york wanted to do the same, and he's done exactly that. he's about an hour into a speech. now you can't quite make out in the distance because of the lights, but people will be leaving and they have been for the least the last 2030 minutes or so. i just streaming out of the of the whole. this is donald trump stocking is last week of campaigning before the election of november, the 5th. so no choice of a place because he's not going to win new york

village, new side on among the us presidential candidates come. la harris and donald trump have held major raleigh's with just 9 days to go until the selection trump was it new york city's madison square garden walk home, la harris spoke to supporters in philadelphia. well in a moment we'll have more from the trunk broadly. but 1st, phil laval is in washington, dc with the latest on the harris campaign. a couple of harris up here we go. the more often mistake about had chance is telling this crowd in philadelphia we will win this, which is a slightly different time. and so what we've heard from us for the last few weeks last few months where she's ready to try to sell, have come paid as the underdog now, she might be feeling more confident about the fact that in, and you national polls from abc use, she has full points ahead of donald trump, that is just on the edge of the margin of ara. but this is a bit of an a no anomaly because we see these poles and they change by the day they tend to but one candidates above the other than the other kinds of that seems to be with the 1st place. i remember it is down to these swing states that hum full of 7 buffalo ground states where this electi

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of their villages and homes and, and i as a result of the 19 for the war and occupation of the major part of the palestinian territory, so what we're looking out right now, the state is squaring out on away means there are no services that would be provided for the vast majority of the population. the throughout the gasket, which, by the way, they happen to be refugee is the vast majority of residing in the gulf, the refugees of revenue, the palestinians who were pushed out of their homes in $94.00 days territory. is that with no medical services, no education, no humanitarian able to get a very difficult situation in the future. what these really monitor is more interested now is offering these alternatives, more of like a privatizing human and 3 and aided through the introduction. all of the private companies like just the gdc, the global delivery company, and other security companies do take care of this. but we know otherwise the only organization that has the capacity, the resources to do this on the ground, it has been operating since b one for a whole year throughout this unified is the old organization that was able to provide much needed service and much needed aided

there are pictures of 0 washington square, which is the first place she lived but that building is gone. host: greenwich villageibed as bo homeians -- bo medium -- bohemian. was it that way when cather was living there? guest: yes, the first years, it was a quiet bo homea. it really became the sort of bohemian world of experimental arts and lives. during the years of her growing fame as a novelist in the teens, it was definitely the place where people went who were living on the edge and living experimental lives. she wasn't right in the middle on washington square anymore. host: and she did end up on park avenue. guest: she did. yes. host: you are also the author of a book called "the only wonderful things: the creative partnership of willa kateer and ed it lewis. who was ed it lewis? guest: she was in lincoln, nebraska. she and catcher met there when krafter was coming back from -- cather was coming back from a trip to the west. lewis hagraduated from smith college, which is where i also went to college. she was heading to new yorko get a job in publishing and then she and cather -- cather would come to visit

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square kilometers of already being contaminated with deadly dust. for the next 4 and a half 1000000000 years, the no better place to be is the village in the sun. most beautiful features is purely anarchist. and the sense that there are no authorities within the city. everyone is their own citizen. half the people are here because of them there was to go and the other half here because they loved to face and there's nowhere else. they rather vision here, but i don't, it's hard wonder, explain. you just have to experience labs. and by doing that, you have to live here though, this lab right here in lagrange. this is one of the dining halls. it was a mess all for you know, soldiers, food place, you know, several 100 people have passed through here either under way, somewhere else or provide safe space to abuse women, to elderly people, to mention the people's who, addicts to children. you know, some of cardboard checks, you know, but the cardboard shack is broke up for you. if you just been sleeping on the dirt . what are the basic rules? isn't? sylvia, in a heap ground, they'll find out in the lebanese household comes onto the latest wave of thi