2 hours ago
Hpla World s largest hedge fund Bridgewater reportedly has big bet on market crash
Family with Chicago ties flees Gaza to safety in Egypt Family with Chicago ties flees Gaza to safety in Egypt 01:29 CHICAGO CBS --A family with Chicago ties trapped in Gaza is finally out and safe in Egypt.Emilee Rauschenberger, a former Elgin resident born and raised in Bloomington, Illinois, had been visiting Gaza with he nike af r Palestinian-born husband Mohammed and their five children when Hamas attacked Israel, setting off a war that has intensified into an Israeli ground invasion of Gaza.After nearly four weeks stuck in war-torn Gaza, they crossed the border into Egypt on Thursday. Emilee Rauschenberger, her husband, and their five children were finally able to cross from Gaza to Egypt on Nov. 2, 2023, after trying for weeks to get out of Gaza amid the war between Israel and Hamas. Emilee grew up in Illinois, but now lives in the United Kingdom with her husband and children. Emilee Rauschenberger Friday morning, Emilee spoke to CBS 2 s Suzanne Le Mignot about how she and her family are feeling now tha adidas campus t they re out of Gaza. It s a very big mix of emotions, an samba rose d really everything seems surreal at the moment, she said. We re very relieved and happy to be out of Gaza. The Nepu Kabila Sworn In As Congo s President
THE JEBEL AL-ZAWIYA HILLS, Syria Like countless other Syrians fleeing their country s civil wa stanley becher r, Sami was eager to escape the bombs and artillery shells falling on his village. But instead of taking his family to another country, he simply brought them underground.For the past seven months, the family has lived in a chamber cut into the rock of the Jebel al-Zawiya hills, its walls etched with arabesques and alcoves. stanley cups uk Syria: Shelter in ancient ruins 10 p stanley us hotos Sami, a 32-year-old stonecutter, believes that his new home is a Roman shrine. Its design in fact suggests it may be a tomb.Across northern Syria, rebels, soldiers and civilians are making use of the country s wealth of ancient and medieval remains for protection. The structures are built of thick stone that has already withstood the ravages of centuries. They are often located in strategic spots overlooking towns and roads.Sami, who like many Syrians was reluctant to give his full name for security reasons, says cave life is hard. The worst part isn t the lack of electricity or running water. It s the smoke from the indoor fires. We go daily to the doctor for our children, he said. His youngest, a 2-month-old girl named Abir, has been badly afflicted with respiratory problems.But he con
Family with Chicago ties flees Gaza to safety in Egypt Family with Chicago ties flees Gaza to safety in Egypt 01:29 CHICAGO CBS --A family with Chicago ties trapped in Gaza is finally out and safe in Egypt.Emilee Rauschenberger, a former Elgin resident born and raised in Bloomington, Illinois, had been visiting Gaza with he nike af r Palestinian-born husband Mohammed and their five children when Hamas attacked Israel, setting off a war that has intensified into an Israeli ground invasion of Gaza.After nearly four weeks stuck in war-torn Gaza, they crossed the border into Egypt on Thursday. Emilee Rauschenberger, her husband, and their five children were finally able to cross from Gaza to Egypt on Nov. 2, 2023, after trying for weeks to get out of Gaza amid the war between Israel and Hamas. Emilee grew up in Illinois, but now lives in the United Kingdom with her husband and children. Emilee Rauschenberger Friday morning, Emilee spoke to CBS 2 s Suzanne Le Mignot about how she and her family are feeling now tha adidas campus t they re out of Gaza. It s a very big mix of emotions, an samba rose d really everything seems surreal at the moment, she said. We re very relieved and happy to be out of Gaza. The Nepu Kabila Sworn In As Congo s President
THE JEBEL AL-ZAWIYA HILLS, Syria Like countless other Syrians fleeing their country s civil wa stanley becher r, Sami was eager to escape the bombs and artillery shells falling on his village. But instead of taking his family to another country, he simply brought them underground.For the past seven months, the family has lived in a chamber cut into the rock of the Jebel al-Zawiya hills, its walls etched with arabesques and alcoves. stanley cups uk Syria: Shelter in ancient ruins 10 p stanley us hotos Sami, a 32-year-old stonecutter, believes that his new home is a Roman shrine. Its design in fact suggests it may be a tomb.Across northern Syria, rebels, soldiers and civilians are making use of the country s wealth of ancient and medieval remains for protection. The structures are built of thick stone that has already withstood the ravages of centuries. They are often located in strategic spots overlooking towns and roads.Sami, who like many Syrians was reluctant to give his full name for security reasons, says cave life is hard. The worst part isn t the lack of electricity or running water. It s the smoke from the indoor fires. We go daily to the doctor for our children, he said. His youngest, a 2-month-old girl named Abir, has been badly afflicted with respiratory problems.But he con
