younes shadlo, sada news agency and the 6 million dollar zionist sima tank how is a new account of the war in the streets of gaza. to the spider killing ta because i am afraid of tomorrow. i am afraid of the current. with all zeal al-jaj, the honor of sardar, the shrine of inbrit, my soul , the imam of my time. the world has no meaning without you. the love of my day. when you are there, our world is spring. the world will not bloom without you. i will be your leader myself with this small height. you are recognizable in any situation. all are one against the blue wolf. but you have to be lucky that the wolf does not turn red. with the increase of popular resistance in the west bank, the inability of the security forces the zionist regime in suppressing the palestinians, now the zionists have turned into a blue wolf through mossom's facial recognition software. the occupiers arrest resistance forces and ordinary people with the help of this terror software. samani greg abhi is a software that is used to recognize the faces of palestinians through cameras by combining the data centers o

an overview of some news from palestine in al-balah rafa khan younes was the target of blind attacks today more than other areas of gaza. at least 40 people were martyred in deir al-bala. in khanyounes, 18 people were martyred and several people were injured in artillery and air attacks. one of these attacks was on the school of refugees belonging to andrewa. in attack zionists to a residential house in a town of zawaedeh in the center. in the gaza strip, at least seven people were martyred and many others were injured. air attack on the areas of telle zaatar, talal hawa and hay al-sabarrah in the gaza strip. martyrs and injuries of several people led to the number of martyrs of the regime's attacks in the palestinian ministry of health in gaza. the person announced. the number of wounded increased to 665 people. the warships of the zionist regime targeted a truck carrying food in the north of the gaza strip. according to the announcement of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees, there are various areas of the gaza strip due to obstruction. zionists from

younes shadlo of sed and sima news agency says that the danger has escaped his ears . it is the american pilot who was involved in the recent bombings. yemen was present. the houthis use a large number of long-range drones over the red sea. during the operation in the area under the control of the houthis, we saw that they have a high power. how many times have the drones come from passing near me and the danger escaped my ears. the words of the american pilot come at a time when more than 400 attacks on yemeni positions have not only stopped yemeni attacks on zionist ships in the red sea, but have reduced their traffic to zero. but the zionist regime is still trying to deliver goods to the occupied territories. the road minister of this regime went thousands of kilometers away to the port of mundra in india and promised the settlers that they would finally find a way to send food. unfortunately, the yemenis closed the red sea to israeli ships. the hats are supposed to be from this port should be sent to the uae and then reach israel by trucks through saudi arabia and

consisting of seven soldiers , several of them were killed or injured from zero distance in khan youneshe media reported before the wounding of 15 zionist soldiers. they reported the explosion of a bombed building in the south of the gaza strip. in the north of the occupied territories, lebanon's hezbollah also attacked. he informed an israeli police headquarters in kiryat shemone . the lebanese resistance also attacked the spying equipment of the zionist regime in a military base and fired missiles at the assembly center of the zionist regime's soldiers in hanin barracks. and now let's see pictures of the continuation of international support for the palestinian people. one two the four one two the four open up the prison door occupation is the pride occupation is a prime free palestine free free palestine ethnic lensing is a prime ethnic lensing is a prime hands off from now hands off rover now we demand to see f now, she's fire now, she's fire now. now she's fire now, she's fire now, she's fire she's spider now, she's spider now, she's spider now, she's spider now, seaspire now, se s

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let's see about the unveiling of these two systems, the report of my colleague younes shado, here in the south of tehran, khazane bukharai neighborhood, this is shahada chand memorial park. it was built here, but the story of the establishment of this park is not similar to any of the parks and green spaces inside iran. once upon a time, this was the home and life of the local people. at least 20 houses. for the establishment of this park 36 years ago, no house or land was bought from the people to be demolished to become a park. warning or status is red. before . the destruction of this voice came. the houses were destroyed at the same time by the bes regime's ballistic missiles. this when i arrived at our house. the door and body were torn down. i told this to mr. kohestani, who was 22 years old that day and who lives here, that mina's mother was safe from ron nebashi. after they came, i saw that all these houses had been destroyed. here, now there is green space, all these houses were full of smoke and smoke. ok. he martyred a thousand iranians, including women and children. due t

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koheni of the hamas news agency reported the destruction of two tanks of the zionist regime in khan younes in the south of the gaza strip. images of resistance rockets hitting zionist settlements and the transfer of wounded zionist soldiers to the hospital have also been published. the zionist regime to the wounded the death of 26 of his soldiers in the last 24 hours of fighting in the gaza strip. the islamic republic of palestine, with the participation of other resistance groups , made an artillery attack on the gathering place of zionist soldiers and equipment around the cemetery from sharqiya in the east of jabalia. images of the bloody attacks of the quds battalions on the occupation vehicles have also been published. the military bases of the zionist regime in the north of occupied palestine were targeted by 10 rockets of the hezbollah resistance. according to zionist sources , the lebanese hezbollah launched two massive missile attacks against areas in the occupied territories within a few minutes. the sound of continuous explosions was heard from the zionist settlement of kiryat sh

you have something to refresh my recollection, i am intentionally trying to not be difficult with youne but i don't want to make up something. i know that on one of those two trips we stayed in miami. you are asking me about -- >> you misunderstood. i was not asking which night you stayed in miami, i'm asking if you took a cruise in october 2022 with mr. wade. >> yes and his mom. >> is at the first time you met his mother. >> yes. >> that was royal caribbean, i believeib? >> i don't remember what ship. we've taken two cruises. i don't remember what the names were. >> he paid for the flight and cruise that time. >> yes. he has the original one that does it. he is a world traveler. he has been to six of the seven continents. he has both a personal travel agent and he also has a cruise travel agent. i don't know anything about either of those travel agents. he has one that would book the travel. we need to be clear when we are talking about just because he book it, i don't consider him taking me anyplace. let me be honest. the only time was for his 50th birthday, i consider i took him to b

well, starbucks and june younes are in its union are restarting labor the u n represents workers in about 400 stores and the whole police term that you is that they will reach a collective bargaining agreement that will result in higher pay and benefits have the potential home buyers say they can't afford a down payment and closing costs on a property in the u.s. because they don't make enough money and living costs are too high. the bankrate survey also says many potential homebuyers fill that buying a home is permanently out of reach for them. well, apple will wind down its team on working on electric cars. according to bloomberg, the signal sent into apple secretive effort to build a car that would rival tesla. no reports of apple's ambition to in gaza. the walk is going to be 11:30am, right after a press conference. it's going to be followed by a rally at usd board meeting on second avenue in oakland at 4.30, that event will be led by the black student union. and uc berkeley leadership spoke about having to evacuate a speaker monday because of safety concerns in a letter sent to the c

you causn accelerate out of position very quickly people rush youn yoposi.e to pay attention in your environment as well. you may want to drive far left lane since the key to stopping h vehicle is stopping the driver.l so, you want to keep the driver as soon as possible, keep them. away in which people can take advantage of them and shoot them here that is one of the key dri things as a driver is to make sure that the driver is as safe as possible at all times.e >> laura: well, dale i know a lot of people in d.c. since t supreme court decision on thet o matter. after many years orrf trying to get -- a lot of people in d.c. who are not big gun people are getting trained and armed to be able to defend themselves. a lot of them are women because people feel very unsafe in the s city. >> yes. firearms are to play a part of your safety plan. however, what is more important than that is having tour understand psychology, understanding the laws, skillsur necessary to keep you and your family safe. essentially you become your own bodyguard. when we are aware and rea

greg: no jessica you're doing a laundry list we're focused on one topic >> jessica: okay falsifying youn greg: no.ye i'll tell you what i do do because i' matm glad you asked. when you're in a contract negotiation with a company, let's say your contract is up and your company says we want to renew your contract and they don't give you a bump in the raise, that's the beginning. and then you come back and you go, you know what? i'm going to ask for the freaking moon, which i always do. and i knowth i'm not going to g the moon but i also know at the end of the day they're going to see everything. yi can say i want a hundred million dollars over the next six months they're going to [laughter] laugh but that doesn't mean i broke the law it means this is what you put down in a negotiation and as the judge said it's all transparent. they actuallney see it. there is no fraud here which is why you're bringing up other stuff >> jessica: no it's not.is i started wind that and then i said actually it's a pattern --. >> dana: i have to get jesse in> let' ds give you the final words >> jesse: i was go

massie, noted recently, if you aren't paying taxes and youn the form of a check, that's not a tax cut. that's not even tax policy. that's just welfare. that's just that's just welfare. that's giving people money who didn't initially pay it in. and a bunch of them are here illegallalism it's not just a welfare bill in that respect, it is corporate welfare. these r&d tax credits they put in there are bought and paid for for lobbyists. we should have a flat tax code and the r&d tax credits they are putting in are deeply misguided, they continue to distort the economy and frankly, it's just another flavor of a lot of the green new deal tax credits that you act like you're against. but indeed, mr. speaker, that is not the case. this is not a tax bill. it is a welfare bill. in drag. and that may be appealing to some of the propoppets. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. myth: i yield one and a half minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. neal. mr. neal: this is not the bill i would have written but it's se

25, i need quality in resolving any issue, i try to do this on the main broadcast of rachko, alexey younentral election commission igor karpenko told the television news agency, there is serious competition and especially for seats in the house of representatives, an electoral portrait of a candidate for deputy has already been formed. by the way, the youngest is 23 years old, and the oldest is 66. representatives of the cis are the most active among international observers, but there are more national observers registered than ever before. details in our interview. what are we basically approaching this final stretch of the election campaign with, if we touch on what is happening inside the country and outside our borders? in the country we observe a stable situation, both in matters of security and in matters of economic development, the country demonstrates a certain economic growth, the forecast indicators that were reported for the twenty-third year are being fulfilled, i understand that results will still be summed up. parliament , deputies of local councils, plus 110 in and how ma

elu wh, when ibut i'll tell youn i read the script and it said, madam webb, i thought it was going tobe a fun pic about a brothel. >> yeah because it's because. >> madam, where can you guys miss that one? don't feel what?at one >> like, why would you name a spider web spinoff, madam web? you know, that's like naming a mission impossible spinoff. the project we have to do, that's really hard. >> you know, i like, stop hard. making superhero movies.ty of you know, there's plenty of good scripts out there. goi read one the other day about a wacky comedian, this talk show host, boss. they go cross-country country to save an orphanage. it's called odds and quads. " i like that.>> greg: wow. maybe we'll do a table read atd, my place tonight where the members only that nothing else. oh, cat, do any of these female centric movies appeal to youuman as a human being and i use that term loosely. >> oh, okay. oh, well, a lot of superheroof movies have bombed the last year. ant-man three bombed, aquaman two bombed. and as as i know, those guys are dudes. >> yeah, yeah. aquaman'ass, man. >> right.

with, regardless of your skin color and yes, regardless of youn thrr political belief. there is one standard of the rule of law in theitical united. america. and i'm grateful that donald trump is standing strong , that he's actually said it beautifully the other night, stanally on fox at the townn ha hall, he said it, you knowll what my vengeance will be? success will bd hie vengeance. there is a trap to try to baitoa somebody to come after them. it and so many different directions that you get them to crumble or to make a mistake. i'm gladmii'm gl to see him goig in the other direction to say that, you know what, we're going to chase successsallhase.i it's success is unifying. success is how we win. and, you kno i w what?t wi i have full confidencehi that that's exactly what's going to happen this november, even thougerthoughh they've cred a complicated path to get there. >> tell me whyt th you're soe so confident that will happen. well, look at the end of theerin day, i do have confidence in the american people. >> for me, once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on m

we're asking if it's important to keep steel in scunthorpe, and i imagine with youn scunthorpe, and igine with your. yeah, definitely . your. yeah, definitely. >> um, to be honest, what i've heard today, a lot of it closing, it's going to destroy. it's not going to be good for scunthorpe or for the country at large, because definitely making our own steel is economically important. >> and in terms of national security, yeah , obviously security, yeah, obviously there's going to be a lot of jobs also go in. >> i lived near consett iron and steel company in the north east for a while, and i saw what happened there and when the steelworks there shut down, it took them a lot of years to get back on their feet . i mean, it's back on their feet. i mean, it's a different place now. and a different place now. uh, and this will suffer the same fate, i'm afraid. scunthorpe has been a steel town since time immemorial . immemorial. >> um, and i think, uh, the heart of this town relies on the steelworks . steelworks. >> as it happens, while i appreciate the campaign from unite, i think the solutio

rishi, i've heard youn necessarily. rishi, i've heard your. party. it's not your. it's the party.'s got to. he's got to turn round and, you know, get inflation down, get interest rates down, get taxes down. it might be a different game come the autumn when he will call the election, because it's not going to be called in the heard i've the spring. well i've heard i've called autumn. called in the autumn. >> i've heard always >> i've heard you're always retiring lame heifers, but perhaps that's a lifestyle choice begins. i'm inclined to defend labour, actually, because they are streets ahead in the polls. so they're doing something right. well the polls, i mean, it's a test of public opinion, isn't it? >> yes, i know, but invariably they turn out to be wrong. >> these >> other than the scale of these polls and the consistent support for wonder for labour, i just wonder whether that's a worry for sunak and suggests and whether it suggests that what labour are doing is what labour are doing now is they echoing the new labour they are echoing the new labour political revolution. it's

i mean, i am laughing, i don't know what your, um what youn don't know what your, um what your, yourot all walking around with massive thatches that need sorting out. 14 barber shops on one street. i mean , i shops on one street. i mean, i sit here and i think what's going on in terms of planning, how are you? because, you know, there's rules in terms of like for example, betting shops and all the rest of it, but surely someone must be sitting there and alarm bells must ringing and alarm bells must be ringing somewhere, indeed that story somewhere, if indeed that story is accurate that this 14 is accurate and that this 14 even not 14, even if even if there's not 14, even if there's just five, why would you have five barber shops on street? >> i forget how long ago it was, but the story was that nail bars were doing exactly the same. and what i've noticed in skegness is that some nail bars have gone and barbers have opened their and barbers have opened in their place . the buildings are being place. the buildings are being repurposed , but the actual repurposed, but the actual underly

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and so i disagree with youn safe. and so i disagree with your, i'm sure, very learned.should put this to parliament. >> i've got to say it's viewers, plural. peter says the defence of our nation and shipping routes from which we all benefit absolutely must be protected. it should reliant on an should not be reliant on an overt. steve says , um, this overt. steve says, um, this voting, voting in parliament about whether or not we protect ships is ridiculous. if we are attacked, we retaliate. this is attacked, we retaliate. this is a no brainer. >> well, it is actually very much a brainer because the what was what your correspondent is not noticing is that the action is wholly ineffective. so it's all very well saying we must act. but if when you act, you do absolutely no good at all and show yourself up be show yourself up to be powerless, then that's worse. >> would say you. >> then they would say to you. >> then they would say to you. >> then they would say to you. >> the other thing is, we're not. what is this? the not. what is this? we the aeroplanes send vast aeropl

would youn he invades poland? would you deploy already dropped deploy it?ady dropped a few bombs poland. a few bombs in poland. >> do, he's testing >> i do, he's he's testing europe see how far he can go. europe to see how far he can go. and obviously he can go a lot farther. i mean, he he's running out too, he's not out of money too, and he's not paid troops in quite a long paid his troops in quite a long time. this is the funny thing. >> all these this has >> all these this war has erupted for the first time in history. when, history. i think when, uh, there's shortage of there's an enormous shortage of fighting in both fighting age men in both countries involved. and we must move the move on. steve, this is the guardian. next. move on. steve, this is the gueuh, n. next. move on. steve, this is the gueuh, toriest. move on. steve, this is the gueuh, tories putting party >> uh, tories putting party before sexual claims. before sexual assault claims. says alleged victim. it's a story a woman who says that story of a woman who says that no taken after she no

they group in santa rosa management orchestrated decertification from the youn. a 3 week strike in anaheim and san diego. h extend tickets to our area tell impact the service this republican perform in san francisco they will prevent our members from kroosz crossing the picket line. speaker's time elapsed. time. i aapproximately jiez for kuth off we are timing 2 minutes. >> good morning, mark here to speak on behalf of local 350 under the umbrella of teamster council 7. working in the solid waste industry is difficult and essential job. true labor includes minimizing work site friction so labor and management can focus on the essentials of waste work. the awardee being considered today has collectsive bargaining agreement in place in some locations not all. in california. in some locations in the united states. not all. awardise relationships with our locals cannot be described without friction. present low, there are a number of labor actions with the awardee. they include strikes across the nation ksdz be extended the bay your in the future. difficult labor rel

it's a very summer in australia. >> well we look to what >> well we look forward to what youn >> wellu're wearing when your, what you're wearing when your, what you're wearing when you back next time. absolutely. >> hard hat. >> our hard hat. >> our hard hat. >> after seven. thank >> see you after seven. thank you much indeed. >> see you after seven. thank youthanknuch indeed. >> see you after seven. thank youthank you. indeed. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> stay with us still to come. we're going through the papers this morning. we've got christopher biggins and dawn neesom, them wearing neesom, neither of them wearing a mankini. pleased to say you're >> our phones are ringing off the hook this morning over your views on mobile phones for schools. and we're going to speak to the education secretary, gillian keegan, 7:05 this morning about this nicola from norfolk . i absolutely agree from norfolk. i absolutely agree that mobiles should be banned from the classroom, particularly for younger groups. however for younger age groups. however to ban them completely from schools is a practi

think that's i mean, while i agree with david that that , you know, with david that that, you know, younh david that that, you know, your, your pelvic bones and everything, you know, will always be, will always be male for her. um, actually it's about official records and it's about the i mean , my view about the i mean, my view about brianna is actually we should be talking about the way we talk , talking about the way we talk, not you at all about transgender people. and recognising, i mean , people. and recognising, i mean, because it was a hate crime, right? and actually, that it's the most important thing about her death is, is that one of the reasons, one of the main reasons she was killed by, by by the young man in um was because she was transgender. so actually it's about that. but it is i mean, it's about being respectful, but it's not about saying , look, you know, that saying, look, you know, that person's been dead ten years. and i think really they were a male or a female. it's about respecting what people are. and i think that's fine. >> okay. so david, coming back to you t

it's youn >> i'm not defending that. it's your. that's your impression of what that looks like.. that's not how i see it. if a trans woman wants to breastfeed their child and it's safe to do so , they have every safe to do so, they have every right to do that . it. right to do that. it. >> come on. come on. >> that's ridiculous. okay i will just say, look, i will, will. >> look, one thing that i will say is that whilst obviously everybody is perfectly entitled to their views, or do you want to their views, or do you want to make it absolutely clear that , not trying to , you know, i'm not trying to say single person , you know, i'm not trying to say is single person , you know, i'm not trying to say is doing single person , you know, i'm not trying to say is doing this gle person , you know, i'm not trying to say is doing this isa person , you know, i'm not trying to say is doing this is inerson , you know, i'm not trying to say is doing this is in some that is doing this is in some way a paedophile, and also as well, obviously, we were playing clips that there well, obviously,

what you open your. youn >> wow. look there we go.. today's greatest britain and union jackass . uh nana. your union jackass. uh nana. your greatest britain please. >> well, my greatest britain's ian lavender. he's the actor that played, uh , pike in dad's that played, uh, pike in dad's army. he died at age 77. but look at him. he was a star. he's the last surviving member now. no longer with us. >> bless him, life. well >> oh, bless him, a life. well lived. go on, jonathan, your greatest lived. go on, jonathan, your gre his.t lived. go on, jonathan, your gre his majesty the king, very >> his majesty the king, very brave coming forward brave and coming forward to share diagnosis share that cancer diagnosis and of we wish him of course, we all wish him a speedy recovery. god save the king. >> god save the king. all right. okay, we're to flyer. amy, okay, we're to off a flyer. amy, who's your your greatest britain? it's the mother of britain? uh, it's the mother of brianna ghey esther. >> guy . for brianna ghey esther. >> guy. for her r

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