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w. yes. all right. so let's take a look at the latest news. israel is mother, she said there was a hits from miss files after around lloyd's nearly 200 rockets, but the large number of the missiles were intercepted. israel's ministry spokesman said he was not aware of any casualties from the mississauga valley. they run said $85.00 dozens of miss styles and they were in retaliation. they say to multiple assassinations carried out by israel, including that of has ballasa hass on does rolla in baby rooms and have massive ishmael honey integra. most leaders of those groups that widely classified as terrorist organizations. it's the latest escalation, as israel says, it's counting rates against the erupt. bonds has the law in 11 on israel as well, and iran dates attacks will have consequences. okay, so that's the background to at tonight. so 45 minutes. let's now go straight to jerusalem and get the light is for my correspondence that a time you crank. welcome, tanya. i'm tell us about tonight and how you e

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and what sort of financial trouble is we w actually it right, so we heard also it was today from the quarterly earnings update that folks, barnes profits are down 64 percent this quarter to come compared to the same time last year. now you don't need to be an industry professional to understand that that's a big number. and, and um, essentially that number as a result of a perfect storm that floats loudness facing uh, its struggling with competition and the biggest market in china were chinese buyers are really preferred to buy b, y. do you prefer to buy homegrown brands instead of folks barton, m and it's uh, facing problems and it's domestic marketing. your sorry. yeah, we'll have to leave it them already. that was my produce as it's telling you to wrap it up. we've only got a few seconds. thanks for your reporting from volkswagen. thanks for watching dw used by the let's leave elect donald trump again. i am scared for the future of our democracy here. a lot of people on the left is genuinely like, don't see us as people stressed because we think of certain what about the future of

right? and that it goes from john kelly through to george w bush, right? all across the republican spectrum here. but it's also, i think for voters, a moment to think about this, that there are a whole bucket of reasons to vote for or against donald trump for or against kamala harris. what we know is that if you are voting for donald trump, you are saying it is, okay that people who have worked closely for him think that he is a fascist and think that he, and can tell you stories of him saying hitler did some good things. and that's fine. and that either they wave it away, or they say it's no big deal and that is part of the calculus now, in these last couple of weeks of the election for the people who are still deciding well. >> and this is also part of the argument that she is making on the trail that those who know him best are saying these things about the former president. what was also interesting, i was in wisconsin yesterday for the obama walz rally. and what obama also teased out when he was up on the stage was, okay, the country is not where you

w. all right bailey thank you for that. safe travels home. and that's it for sports.1:00 news starts now. the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> hello again. i'm cristina rendon and i'm mike mibach. >> let's get right to some of our top stories at the top of the hour. officials in san francisco say the number of homeless tents in the city has dropped 60%. city leaders say they've been working to get homeless people off the streets, giving them alternatives. now, critics say a decline in the number of tents does not equate to a drop in the number of homeless in the city. >> two people in the north bay are now displaced after a fire destroyed their home. firefighters in santa rosa were called to a fire in a garage at a house on brandy lane in the city's coffey park neighborhood this afternoon on the scene, crews found heavy flames billowing from the garage.

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