] yeah, wally's right there.ore the second time you hosted that you're color blind. >> yeah. yeah. >> seth: which feels like something he should have heard before the first time you hosted. [ laughter ] >> nah, we were -- he was fine. well -- i was -- he was holding them up, i would read. so i -- i have trouble with black and brown or black greens, some red and greens. some of that stuff -- >> seth: and so, the cards, the different colors for different actors -- >> they just seemed the same. >> seth: yeah. >> yes. yes. so i'd read all of heid -- i was -- one of them, i was reading all of heidi's lines. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and -- and i thought my part, i was like, "eh, i feel like i keep going and --" [ laughter ] in my head, i thought the whole card was me. i was like, "oh, well this whole card is going to be me. doesn't -- not really making sense but you know. i'll trust 'saturday night live.' who am i to know?" [ laughter ] "i'll read all of them." and i mean, heidi was very nice and just kind of let

thanks to a last-minute injury, wallace, wally became the emergency opening day starter. the rest is history. no pitcher in major league baseball history has ever had a better start to their career than fernando. he his first 8 starts with a complete games and 5 shutouts. >> with his unhittable screwball and a bizarre it sky wind up balance. wally became an instant phenomenon. >> especially with the city's latino community, which was no small feat in the 1950's chavez remains predominately latino residents forced out of their homes in the area. dodger stadium wpuld be built. that caused a decades long rift with the team. and that was finally healed. why one man >> valeant's way low won the national league's rookie of the year and cy young awards in 1981, no one had ever done that in the same season before it capped off a legendary season white leading the dodgers to a world series title over the hated yankees. 5 straight all-star seizes would follow culminating in a career-high. 21 wins in 1986. >> dodger career culminated in 1990. we threw a no-hitter against the cardina

>> seth: wally?o lost when you asked me that -- that hard question about -- >> seth: because you saw wally? >> well, it was supposed to -- well, yeah, because i saw my old pal, wally. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and also, my answer was supposed to be on cue cards. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, so you didn't see wally and be like, "oh, my old friend." you're more like, "hey, why are you holding my answer?" >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] you are also in "bad monkey," a fantastic apple show with vince vaughn, who's one of my favorite -- all time. >> likewise. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: incredible. also my experience, the line between vince vaughn on camera and off is very thin. >> yes. >> seth: and so, you get exactly what you want on a personal level as well. >> oh, love the guy. >> seth: but can you explain the story about what happened in your hotel room? >> sure. so, we had shot -- so, first of all, thank you. "bad monkey" is a blast. thursdays on abc. and -- i think. >> seth: yeah. [ lau

thanks to a last-minute injury ballots, wally became the emergency opening day starter. the rest is history. no pitcher in major league baseball history has ever had a better start to their career than fernando. he won. his first 8 starts with a complete games and 5 shutouts. >> with his unhittable screwball and a bizarre it sky wind up balance. wally became an instant phenomenon. >> especially with the city's latino community, which was no small in the 1950's chavez remains predominately latino residents forced out of their homes in the area. dodger stadium would be built. that caused a decades long rift with the team that was finally healed. why one man >> valeant's way low won the national league's rookie of the year and cy young awards in 1981, no one had ever done that in the same season before it capped off a legendary season white leading the dodgers to a world series title over the hated yankees. 5 straight all-star seizes would follow culminating in a career-high. 21 wins in 1986. >> dodger career culminated in 1990, when he threw a no-hitter against the cardina

. >> there will not be a game six. [ audience oohs ] >> seth: oh, i'm so, wally. >> wally. >> seth: i'm seth: no. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> seth: see those things are -- >> bye, magic 8 ball. >> seth: oh, my god it rolled right over to wally. >> it rolled -- oh, my god! [ laughter ] >> i have not seen am omen that important since the perseids meteor shower. s >> seth: it's a perseid meteor! ah, you guys this is -- tom hanks, everybody. "here." [ cheers and applause ] will be in theaters everywhere november 1st. stick around, we'll be right back with ina garten. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you might wonder, john legend, how do you keep your voice sounding so... ...legendary? honey! and how do i keep my protection against covid-19 up to date? with a covid shot this season, designed for recent variants. you can get your covid-19 shot when getting your flu shot, if you're due for both, as recommended by the cdc. ♪the fresher, the better.♪ ask your healthcare provider about getting this season's covid-19 shot when getting your flu shot. this holiday season, send a reminder of how much we m

, he was many ministers, but he still didn't have time for defense, yes, so, ben wallis said that it is necessary... that's it, we must follow netanyahu's path, we must beat russia, that is, the enemy harshly, not paying attention to anything, he says: well, first of all, we need to carry out a total mobilization in ukraine, that is, who are you to give out orders, well, okay, portnikov is at least a citizen of ukraine, but when ben wallace sets the task, yes to the ukrainians, you must totally mobilize everyone in general, then in general you will do something, introduce british troops into the territory... that is, can you imagine again how much they are already there no-no, he officially special operations all these well, yes, a lot died there already, not what i mean is that he directly speaks about introducing military contingents at the same time says no-no in the rear of course we will repair military equipment there we will teach training we will conduct medical support there to help ukrainian doctors as if for us it will be all the same since you are on the territory. what i

de por sí, wally casi no juega y cuando te dan la oportunidad te mandas un error de estos.a en estos partidos en estados unidos, se comenzó a calentar el partido, cayeron estas bengalas, pusieron estas bombas de humo. al final ganó el américa 2 a 0 y no pasó absolutamente nada. pero bueno, nos quedamos así y vamos a ver ahora cómo le fue a los golden state warriors, que bueno están cada vez más cerca de que arranque la temporada regular y vamos a ver entonces las acciones de este partido, porque iba a ser otra gran noche. ahí vemos a steph que no jugó el día de hoy. había salido con un dolor en el dedo en el partido pasado, pero ustedes no se preocupen, está todo bien. lo que pasa es que querían ver cómo les iba sin steph curry y sin draymond green en la cancha. moses murray otra vez iba a ser el jugador importante del partido, llevándose 14 puntos en su cuenta personal. y de hecho, lo más importante fue que hoy estuvieron casi perfectos desde la línea de 3. para arrancar el partido consiguieron 10 de sus primeros 11 tiros desde la línea de 3 puntos, 18 de 39 para terminar

street kingpin neil wallis. two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment.ect saturday night in. we have a golden rule on this show. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so a big two hours. why e—bikes are a big two hours. why e—bikes are a death trap. straight after the news headlines and katie bowen . news headlines and katie bowen. >> mark, thank you. and a very good evening to you. it's just gone 9:00. these are your latest headunes gone 9:00. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. as you've been hearing this evening, the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, regarded by many as a titan of scottish politics, has died at the age of 69. he was reportedly giving a speech in nonh reportedly giving a speech in north macedonia this morning, andifs north macedonia this morning, and it's understood he died at some point after the event. salmond was first minister between two thousand and seven and 2014, leading the snp to historic victories, including a majority in the 2011 scottish parliament election . he was als

the regional spillover continues with multiple is wally, as flags casing, the lebanese capital on sunday nights. the these images compton and massive bloss slicing up the bay. whoops. sky line. shortly before the strikes, the id officially evacuation oldest the areas of the capital previously targeted. the military claims assigned to the hezbollah weapons warehouses and the explosions, secondary sewage selling dozens of being reported tailed across, slipping on over the past 24 hours on caesar. yes. and that brings as well from favors that we weren't expecting the tax overnight should be. and nothing short from a massacre essentially and many people were at least the same i they have we have the same idea as we did. we were expecting via tax to be a lot more devastating for one particular reason. well, monday does mark the one year anniversary of the october 7, a tags when i'm us, essentially, if they'll try digitally, is rarely borders and carried out the attacks. so many people had the idea that overnights israel would essentially commemorates with the adverse 3 by essentially bombing

but the problems didn't stop when polard was succeeded by the papers current editor j wallis simons.wallace simons has exhibited the same islamophobia and anti-palestinian tendencies a his predecessor. in a 2010 interview he said that were britain and israel to go to war, his loyalty would be to israel. last year he said that much of muslim culture is in the grip of death cult and that many muslims are brainwashed. walis simons has also given space to edward isaacs, ben block and miller, three individuals at the heart of the campaign to sack professor david miller from bristol university in 2021, and since october the 7th last year, the jewish chronicle has increased its publication of pro israel propaganda designed to justify the zionist regime's genocidal campaign in gaza. it appears that the paper is currently owned by sir robbie gibb, former downing street communications director, who led a mysterious consortium. bid to buy the paper in 20. it is unknown who funded the bid or who continues to fund the paper, but it's clear that the jewish chronicle has long served as an israeli p

and while the wally, the government has deployed extra security forces, india. and unlike them, coffee has been impulse. vocal residency, that's not enough. well, what happens is, what is happening here is the same thing that is happening while it was they put them under care fuel, but they said they will never update the curfew in bulk with to we will not, it will be the cushion. it's not the 1st time that ethnic violence has broken out of we should be the atheist, traditional lead to local officials, c doesn't. so i'm thinking in the area in the past 3 years, the late this company started up the dispute, the traditional leader came to bo, cool on thursday states if you were able to move in full pick ups law because and brought c c, the super bowl and that is the way the conflicts that the that this way the risk started. and as we speak the news to 50 people that us troops patrol the town local residents hope the bank and lusting solution heads. and i'm just gonna write scripts and the philippines are accusing state agents if abducting active us on political di

orders from one place that companies will knock that come on lebanese, facing a flash round of his wally as strikes with local authorities reporting 37 people have been killed. another $150.00 injured at the end of the attacks over the past 24 hours. the below is across the liberties capital lines is really f forces of power down thousands of strikes need to be route international efforts. us media have cited official is way the store is saying that the strike target to the c d a has been the official hash. them stuffy of been. there's no confirmation yet on his condition. honestly, correspondents. yes. and that can brings us this report is rarely ever reads against the liberties capital continue. and the intensity of these attacks are increasing with every single passing day. in the early days of the conflict, of course, there was back and forth between hezbollah and israel, the back and forth was limited to the southern parts of the country. but over the course of the past 2 weeks, we've seen a different approach by the is really military. and what we're looking at is, of course an inc

thanks to a last-minute injury ballots, wally became the emergency opening day starter. the rest is history. no pitcher in major league baseball history has ever had a better start to their career a better start to their career than fernando. he won. his games and 5 shutouts. >> with his unhittable screwball and a bizarre it sky wind up balance. wally became an instant phenomenon. >> especially with the city's latino community, which was no small feat in the 1950's chavez remains predominately latino residents forced out of their homes in the area. dodger stadium would be built. that caused a decades long rift with the team that was finally healed. why one man >> valens way la won the national league's rookie of the year and cy young awards in 1981, no one had ever done that in the same season before it capped off a legendary season white leading the dodgers to a world series title over the hated yankees. 5 straight all-star seizes would follow culminating in a career-high. 21 wins in 1986. >> dodger career culminated in 1990, when he threw a no-hitter against the cardin

to make way for his wally settlers. i think the shades of became a symbolic expression of, of the ethnic cleansing campaign that's happening in the round digital sort of. and then especially because it was led by very extreme village settlers. that's for engaging in this. and then they made it very, very clear. they're demonizing their attacks, they're insults of the palestinians that were living there and taking homes and removing the furniture or throwing it out in such a brutal way was was a wake up call for many people that this, this is a continuation palestinians and some left wing as whaley's protested against the fictions amid this he through the atmosphere, clashes broke out on the temple mount and his manly police storms b. o x, a mosque. the 3rd holy a shrine for muslims come us, took advantage of the palestinians. outrage the most sore feet to portray itself as the guardian of the holy place. locks up in jerusalem. how must fired rockets b as rarely response was harsh as usual for once again broke out with h

a major issue in concert send war knows that in exchange for is wally hostages. he could secure that release. his actions do strongly suggest that he learned that taking hostages could be extremely effective. but we can see the t decided that can do much more. i can go for it massive release of prisoners not for mussing, but something much bigger. i can undermine the foundations of is are the security of is early set confidence. that's where he was at israel was initially unaware of these plans and war appear to be focused on gaza and his own rise to power. seeing what comes out of prison was few office trusted coverage . very quickly. he moved aside all the leaves in holding it. somebody letting you know which was after the cool thing, guys are the prime minister of a. i'm us government nia, who was killed in tehran in 2024 left for caught our son war, and his man wasted no time. they take over the political bureau. becky, was a people from the military branch, the ability to collect data. she is paralyzed sent outside the guys uh, he moved the circuit to god th

this is wally and i working together.ou know. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: i also thought it was "way," but, you know, i'm not going out, you know, on a ledge like that. [ laughter ] that's what they say. go out on a ledge, right? it's not limb. you guys are seeing how things go when the cue cards are [ bleep ] up. [ laughter ] where are my words? [ laughter ] taco bell last week was named the fastest drive-thru. and by the way, the food doesn't slow down any after you eat it. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] [ cheers and applause ] let me do it the other way. now let's try it -- let's try it the way wally wrote it. [ laughter ] taco bell last week was named the fastest drive thru, and by the -- the food doesn't slow down any -- [ laughter ] maybe. i don't know. they kinda both worked. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and final -- and finally, what the [ bleep ] is wrong with you? [ laughter ] and finally, a florida man was arrested last week after he allegedly stole $30,000 worth of marijuana and other merchandise from a di

thanks to a last-minute injury, wallace, wally became the emergency opening day starter.he rest is history. no pitcher in major league baseball history has ever had a better start to their career than fernando. he his first 8 starts with a complete games and 5 shutouts. >> with his unhittable screwball and a bizarre it sky wind up balance. wally became an instant phenomenon. >> especially with the city's latino community, which was no small feat in the 1950's chavez remains predominately latino residents forced out of their homes in the area. dodger stadium would be built. that caused a decades long rift with the team. and that was finally heal. why one man >> valeant's way low won the national league's rookie of the year and cy young awards in 1981, no one had ever done that in the same season before it capped off a legendary season white leading the dodgers to a world series title over the hated yankees. 5 straight all-star seizes would follow culminating in a career-high. 21 wins in 1986. >> dodger career culminated in 1990. we threw a no-hitter against the cardinals i

no use of hindus around the world or celebrating the wally the festival of light. so for 5 days people take part in special prayers in festive gatherings. fireworks flights and lambs brighten up the sky and bones. offices and streets are decorated across india and beyond. celebrating with fire crackers is a cherished tradition along with exchanging sweets and gifts a month. friends and family, the annual festival symbolizes the victory of life over dar the just in time you watching the w two's. i'll be back at the top the all with more of old new site. this event the .

the passage of bills in the is wally parliament aimed at preventing on ro, from operating in israel. the vote has drawn international criticism with 9 to 2 volts and save the end to end against israel's paula montez fossil banning the u. s. main agent, super police teens, from working into israel. the decision could heard 8 f as some gone to the west bank and east jerusalem. it is real accuses onrush. toughest, open involvement in october 7, tara tech, and being if you wait with some us and all the armed groups, one more as an organization that a terrorist organization has completely taken over. what we've seen in gaza is how come as taking over united nation facility schools, hospital clinics and headquarters, in order to use them as military base as to hide ammunition, to hide rockets, to actually commit care activities from the united nation facility on real flight 9 and police officer investigation, but do nice know when the aging on groups and says x quickly through suspected militants. foreign ministers from several countries including germany, france and britain, expressed gre

issued new evacuation orders for areas in southern lebanon, telling residents to head north of the wally river. this comes as israel prepares to mark one year since i'm off loss of terror attacks on october 7th, which sparked it's military operations. a mosque in the room and a village in the south of lebanon and destroyed by the israeli military. i made a series of intensified attacks in the region. this comes after a weekend of heavy bombardments of bay roots southern suburbs. the as rarely military says it targeted weapons, storage facilities and infrastructure belonging to hezbollah. the attacks with the most intense sense, the start of israel's assault on a route and they left behind a wave of destruction. local residents questioned israel's motives for the bun boardman. how do you see any weapons here? do you see weapons at the moment? israel also intensified it's air strikes on eastern lebanon, like here in the city of bob. back on sunday is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited the military base on the web and on border he held the security assessment with his country'

the, the, this is the, the we news wally from or less. israel sends its troops into 11 on for the 1st time and 18 years. these really military reports, intense lighting between its forces and hezbollah, militants, and 11 on this as explosions are heard in tel aviv also coming out or changing the guard long time nato leader again stolen birth. hans the reins, the former dodge prime minister, margaret m. as the alliance of the biggest set of challenges in the cold war, responding is in roughly for the hands and it's called those are adjusted by can do national length and in the punishing alleged crimes find destroying the property. but those who had their homes and livelihoods destroyed, call it a weapon for the muslim minority. the welcome to the program on the call for lease is really troops have entered southern lebanon as its anticipate of ground defense of gets under way is really scary. now what im calls targeted ground rate against has blocked and says intends finding is taking place. the army says it's trying to dismantle the militant groups attack infrastructure. so it's reside

, almost said boris johnson, ben wallis, well, yes.or defense, yes, so ben wallis said that it is necessary, that’s it, we must follow netanyahu’s path, we must beat russia, that is, the enemy harshly, not paying attention to anything, he says, well, first of all, we need to carry out a total mobilization in ukraine, that is , who are you to give orders, well , okay, portnikov is at least a citizen of ukraine, but, but when ben wallis sets the task, yes. we don't have a kit there, we don't have people, we don't have people in the fleet, we are completely disassembled, underfunded, it's high time to attack, one man, yesterday and today, you suggested only yesterday to enter the war with russia with this incapacitated army, do you understand how much they really have in their brains. complete chaos and once everything and that is, the national liberation movement of scotland has every chance, well, you wait, the chagos have already been liberated, so ahead, yes, now it's up to scotland and northern ireland, somehow it's all on our memory

so as much in the brain, you're most of what you initially the solution wally. yes. and but the, the mother and this is this just give you conductive. you really can use them for so yet. so as a proof of income of somebody, it is not new mean. so it is different than is only for me. yeah, no good. what's your sense of really steve towards the publishing? nobody and them stuck on each so usually is separate it easy. so you would so the sure sure this isn't the time you rather there's some of the problem. you the senior world news boy a junior of ours so that, that's the garden level going as well. and yourself, good luck, hard, seattle. hard. see who knows the ideas of it's the applause volunteer in. don't bass has been fighting since the, as the most daunted is co sign is highland, which explains and defines is carried to actions is the uh, security choice and using the choice of language. no upstairs as well. okay, and are you still with us or point show or some of the children still song as the just little window of mine's reason is and there so one of the pleasure

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when you most of you initially associate wally. yes and, but that doesn't look at that one is, is this just give you conducted the look on your son 1st. who gets the proof of income of somebody is not new mean? so it is different than his own list for me. yeah. the modem. what's your sense of things do? what is the petition way in the stuff in each. so i usually specifically easiest way. right? so the show and i just especially about the the, the, there's some of the problem you're the senior was miss daniel the wallace. so that, that's a good example for you as well. and yourself. good luck. i could see i heard some, you know, the ideas of it's the an upsize volunteer in don't bass has been fighting since vs the most. dante is co sign is highland which explains and defines as kind of like the actions that is part of your choice. you're using a joy and bullying link. no, that's they items are due. so we're just going show some of those available which you can still. so i'm just the just store window of main street. so one of the pl

can you most of you initially associate wally? yes. and that go to the look at the motor and is this just to be conducted the really can. yes, i'm so yeah. so as a petroleum come up, somebody is letting you know what i mean. so it is different than his own list. for me. yeah. no good, what's your sense of what he's the voice of the patient, the way you and them. that's what needs. so usually specifically, easiest way. right? so the show not just especially about too much sir. this is the the finance whether there's some of the senior word mirrors of ours so that that's a good level quite as well and yourself. good luck. hard. so yeah, cool. heard some you know, the ideas of it's the applies volunteer in don't bass has been fighting since the as the most dante is co sign is highland which explains and defines as carried to actions. that is the uh, security choice and using mutual you're going really know much the edge of slab or deals. so lucas or point showed the bullies show still some just a jewel store window of main street. and the

amna: that is the deputy secretary of the treasury, wally adeyemo, joining us tonight. mr. deputy secretary, thank you for your time. good to speak with you. adeyemo: thank you for having me. take care. we start the day's other headlines at the supreme court the justices have agreed to leave in place two e-p-a rules aimed at reducing the oil and gas industry's emissions of methane gas, and mercury. republican-led states and industry groups had asked the high court to pause the rules, arguing the standards are "impossible to meet." but, the justices will consider a challenge to mexico's $10 billion lawsuit against u.s. gun makers, when they officially begin their next term on monday. the case centers on allegations that the companies' sales practices contribute to the trafficking of illegal weapons to drug cartels. and, the high court will weigh in on who gets to say where nuclear waste is stored - in particular, the granting of a license to a private company in west texas. the death toll of a gang raid in central haiti has risen to at least 70 people, including women and ch

thanks to a last-minute injury, wallace, wally became the emergency opening day starter. rest is history. no pitcher in major league baseball history has ever had a better start to their career than fernando. he won. his first 8 starts with a complete games and 5 shutouts. >>with his unhittable screwball at a bizarre it sky wind up balance. wally became an instant phenomenon, especially with the city's latino community, which was no small in the 1950's chavez remains predominately latino residents. >>forced out of their homes in the area. dodger stadium would be built. that caused decades long rift with team. >>and that was finally healed by one man >>valens >>whalen won the national league's rookie of the year and cy young awards in 1981, no one had ever done that in the same season before it capped off a legendary season. i leading the dodgers to a world series title over the hated yankees. 5 straight all-star seizes would follow culminating in a career-high. 21 wins in 1986. >>it's dodger career culminated 1990, when he threw a no-hitter against the cardinals in 1991,

for more, let's turn to wally adeyemo.elcome back to the "newshour." >> thank you for having me it's great to be here. amna: overall, sit a very strong report. if there are any weak spots, there's a lingering concern around manufacture. it's the only sector that lost jobs. what explains that? >> you're right. it's a very strong jobs report. and not only the report this time, but the back revisions that showed that we created more jobs over the summer than people had known that demonstrates the progress we've made in the economy. when it comes to manufacturing, what the president has been focused on is the strategy that we build the manufacturing sector here in the united states. one of the key drivers of this job reports and over the course of this year have been construction jobs. and those construction jobs have largely tied to building manufacturing facilities based on three laws the president and vice president have gotten passed. the infrom structure law, the chips and science act and also the inflation reduction act,

put together a piece of paper with a lot of bs on it about the man weighing 215 pounds looking like wally okay, we will set that aside for now. the "new york times" reports if he wins, trump could enter the oval office with an array of potentially worrisome issues, medical experts say. cardiac risk factors, possible aftereffects from his july assassination attempt and the cognitive decline that naturally comes with an age, among other things. the man is old as dirt. he is the oldest man to ever run for president. yet, the country doesn't seem to care that he doesn't release his health records, like we have no idea what is going on in that little brain of his. maybe had brain worms like robert f. kennedy jr. we don't know. how does he get away with this? why is the country so accepting that donald trump can just say, you know, i am not can it tell you about my health. but the press and others seemingly demand that everybody else pull out there's. >> first of all, it is such a wonderful time to be here on "the weekend", michael, and to see you guys. you don't require a professor to try to m

claims, but the problems didn't stop when polard was succeeded by the papers current editor jake wallisophobia and anti-palestinian tendencies as his predecessor. in a 2010 interview he said that were britain and israel to go to war, his loyalty would be to israel. last year he said that much of muslim culture is in the grip of death cult and that many muslims are brainwashed. while is simons has also given space to edward isaacs, ben block and sabrina miller, three in. visuals at the heart of the campaign to sack professor david miller from bristol university in 2021, and since october the 7th last year, the jewish chronicle has increased its publication of pro israel propaganda designed to justify thesign regime's genocidal campaign in gaza. it appears that the paper is currently owned by sir robbie gibb, former downing street communications director who led a mysterious consortium bid to buy the paper in 2020, it is unknown who funded the bit or who continues to fund the paper, but it's clear that the jewish chronicle has long served as an israeli propaganda outlet with ' coliminch i

couldn't go back from cairo to jerusalem. western use of them had become almost entirely, is wally. but edwards didn't stay in egypt long. he was expelled from school and sent to the east coast of america to boarding school. his 1st year of and massachusetts started contradictory feelings and the 15 year old of low self esteem, alienation, but also the ration. the new york's tremendous scale, it's hiring the silent anonymous buildings, reduced one to an in consequential item. making me question, but i was to all this my totally unimportant existence, giving me an eerie but momentary sense of liberation for the 1st time in my life. elusive lea, almost imperceptibly, palestine would appear and then quickly disappear in our new york lives or not since the america chemistry, which is behind the list of i don't know that has to be in the bottom kind of what the new m a cabinet is that it will have my la, we went from i n, we realized that the, the outage and see, well i'll, well you can if i, if i live in step by the way back i make the, the teenage edward sewing. i attended the elite no

this is wally climes and, and that's supposed to be the latest that, that gives us a fellow study and show the school. today is an example of these genet size. and also i think the hospitals in the north of garza where a number of hospitals which will work and i'm still now i have become out of service as i'm originally had to actually getting this task. it does. and also other thing that mother comes stuff, doctors and nurses who have been working for these uh, medical institutions, many of them have been into, i visited. and by the way, some of these doctors were killed. the inside is really jails. a number of them uh, over the past you know, had been persecuted to try to do this by the is really a security agency. shut up out of this war crimes against almost to be in with their mother comes stuff or balance 1000000000 civilians i have taken on a lot of the nothing over more than a year now. on your screen right now is come all odd one hospital in gauze as north, which was rated by the idea of during a seeds this week is rarely force is called the action of counter terror operation

buildings, many of which housed refugees of being destroyed, local se this says as a reminder of the, as wally armies for nature of the blog to make us more determined and steadfast. to continue supporting garza and defending living whenever these re lease failed to achieve their goals, the bomb we mean children and the elderly. they came here to chase the displaced people and civilians in their homes and increase the pressure of is wady slice continued to rain down on 11 on local health care facilities. on working on the brink of capacity losses a from around the. 1 world flows into the country with 25 tons of supply has been delivered by the un lebanese helpful. so i to say that that amount will only last in 3 months. i s and i did this site is very important because we understand the difficult situation that hospitals in the health sector are going through. it allows the hospitals to continue providing services, especially to the displaced people whose numbers exceed 1200000 and whoever urgent health needs. it also helps us continue reaching shelters and providing services. i think the inte

have been killed alone, 11 in boulder and of a 7 have been in just a being evacuated and days of his wally strikes on evidence capsule have left massive devastation in the city. oh, there is ali house and looks of the damage done to the southern it's of a, a favorite we are inside the village. joseph, it's a very difficult charge of the strikes managerial as so i've been brought to the sea of yesterday's strikes. i try to show you a bit. so let's just start shooting around here. we're heading now to another scene and all the baseline is ready as trucks were carried out. i'm trying to get done all over and want to buy to see, you know, i know those ready a talk here. new southern solve the last several buildings as you can see. so the smoke is rising from the building. what's left of the building? it's a block several, several buildings i hit last night. so this is another building. the eye doctor. you can see the pictures of physical laws late secretary general as i pass on the fella. and just in front of us, i can see what's left of this building. as we are talking now, we can hear the so

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the seller was assassinated last week and it is wally is strike on a route 7 sub. let's get the latest on the strikes. we're going a to one of them. these really is a strike, or we'll speak to laura con. she's live for us and be rude. but 1st, let's bring a new today. she's in the dania and capital amman. she's reporting from there because there's when the government's band or to 0 from reporting in israel, nor what is the latest from the we understand that lee is really all me in most recent months, hasn't to spite digits has often use drones. but this now has been a very different type of a strike, hasn't it? indeed, in fact, i can't recall in my many, many years of reporting in palestine an air strike that cause as many casualties in the occupied westbank. this is the 1st time these really army uses. fighter jets in an air strike in the occupied westbank since the 2nd, the default that's 20 years ago or over 20 years ago. we understand that at least 18 people have been killed, including ad zahid all see the head of the how much military wing in the tooth cut him

and while the wally, the government hasn't deployed extra security forces, india, and unlike them coffee as being the impulse bulk residency, that's not enough. what, what happens is, what is happening here is the same thing that is happening while it was they put them under care fuel, but they said they will never update the curfew and bulk with to we will not will be the curfew. it's not the 1st time that ethnic violence has broken out of we should be the atheist. traditional leader, local officials, c doesn't start thinking in the area in the past 3 years. the late this company started up the dispute, the traditional leader came to boca, on thursday, states, if you were able to move in full pick ups, not because and brought c c, but i've only seen for you but and that is where the conflicts that the that this way, the risk started, and that's we speak news to 50 people that us troops patrol the town local residents of the bank, elastic solution, hands and editors. here i'll state media in spain say at least 15 people have been killed and slash slots triggered by heavy rain in the sout

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this is wally bound to have well, and thank you for having. i think the, the 1st thing to note is that the, the is rarely decision will not be applicable on, in practice until i think the 60 or even 90 days from now. nevertheless, this is a very big ah, it's a big decision which will have big consequences. at least 30000 people among refugees in the palestinian territories work for underwater. and so they will lose their jobs. and uh also um, the agency is the main provider of age being in the territories, the gods in district units. and this decisions comes just as the united states is trying to show, we say fix the situation a little bit to make it more palatable to the elective, to american voters who are concerned about what's happening in israel palestine, but also voted region to show that the a that there's still some support for it for, for a few minutes every and concerns rather than just military ones. um, so the united states will not be very pleased. and i think the biggest issue is who will replace owner? well, let's not forget th

even when she's writing co-loak wally. i wish she had been comfortable writing the way everybody talked. and not just as linguist to me but because that reality would be part of art itself. the cloak wall. i know what you mean and i'm on the cusp. i wasn't taught to write the way you were wright. but i was definitely not taught to write at all, i didn't learn to write in the modern culture so in between. i know a what you mean but i like people to write real. so i like it. especially the news headlines have that just and even in them. trump just doesn't show up, something like that. i get a kick out of that, but i can imagine not getting a kick out of it too. >> thank you very much. you mentioned h.l. mencken, who brought to my mind his great "on the american language" book. what do you think h.l. mencken would have made of, you know, our current situation? would he have just seen it as another american linguistic wave that we have always been going through? john: he had a bifurcated view so he loved the vernacular and tou

and, and there's, you know, a very good example of this is wally climes and, and that's the recipes, the latest that, that gives us a call us to the and show the school. today is an example of this genet size. and also i think the hospitals in the north of garza where a number of hospitals which will work and i'm still now i have become out of service as a result of is what you have to actually getting this task. it does. and also other thing that might become stuff doctors and nurses who have been working for these uh, medical institutions, medive and i've been into i, i've listed. and by the way, some of these doctors were killed. the inside is what really deals a number of them uh over the past year. 2 been a persecuted door to try to do, did by these really a security agency. shut up all of this uh, water drives against almost vivian with the comes off of balance. 1000000000. civility is i have taken on a lot of sure nothing over more than a year. now, as you can now see on your screen, come all odd. one hospital in gaza is north, which was rated by the idea of during a siege. th

includes $41.00, towns and villages there. instructing residents from these places to move north of the a wally river which is showing up in blue on your map. and it extends several kilometers beyond the un proposed buffer zone, which was introduced after the 2006 conflict. that zone stops at the tiny river. officers, there was a mon conjoin just now lie from his via in 711 on him on let's start with what you know about the fighting. has the law says that it repelled is really troops near the border. it says that in ambush them and inflicted damage. what do you know as well there are 2 major incidents today. let me take you through that 1st one that took place at don't that was a entrance from the is really all me into a day. see, they see they've actually been in a few hours before, but this time they come in, i'm going slightly further and that's where the ambush took place. has bullet said that they were fighting with the soldiers and they managed to push them back across the border into the positions. this is the 1st reports of face to face fighting that we have actually confirmed by both t

present a warning for people to leave or beaches o areas of fishermen to leave the sea and from the a wally river, which is about fuzzy clumped to south of his mouth so that we have all the way down to the border with just another 60 kilometers, so they've asked everyone to leave, they said that bringing in the navy, this essentially cuts off about a quarter of the lebanese coastline. we're already looking at the displacement of around $1200000.00 people. this will certainly adds to it in a major escalation on the side of these ratings. yeah, i can imagine that these new evacuation, or does, with an expansion of areas, is probably closing a loss of panic amongst people and 11 on. but if we just look at now, the missiles that have been sent across from lebanon into israel, vesee, this is a one year anniversary. since those all type of 7 attacks happened, what do we know about that? and have we heard from has bola on this that we have had to pull that spell out. they issued a statement out saying that they had and some of that missed solve towards the landlord base, which is not telling me st

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that's what is well would be met with including targeting is wally infrastructure. and as you mentioned, that it's also spoken about as well as insatiable need for will. so what is a wants position in terms of wanting to avoid any sort of what do you think a raise? well, would pay attention to these warnings, the hello ashley, the see a sort of an extension tension in the region. then these humans are correct listing, dragging the entire rest asia on the verse or into a full fledged a lot more scenario under just circumstance. i think there are at least 2 priorities for you wrong. the 1st one is to the escalating situation because the brand names are not interested in sort of awful flash a lot more scenario and you're not interested in seeing further casualties on the ground. and they don't want to respond and madness with madness. as you want is a rational player and tries to play. it's in a rational way because as last time i've been calling, you know, the side of the car and relates to the double edge, the stage one that'd be here from the ring. and present very