., on air. can also watch nbc bay area news whenever you want, 24 seven on roku and other streaming forms. i'm marcus washington, back to you. >> thanks. >>> in contra costa county today, a special event highlighted all the efforts underway to cement the legacy of rosie the riveter. in richmond, congressman john garamendi teamed up with our local rookie, jean isan, to highlight how they are getting an overdue thank you for the congressional gold medal next month but these are the women who supported the u.s. in world war ii, working factories and shift your shipyards and finding other ways to keep the war effort running from home. >> feeling to be welders, engineers, architects, and also, they worked diligently in schools and hospitals. >> lawmakers are pushing for a national rosie the riveter day, as well as new commemorative coins and postal stamps. >>> janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news. >> a lot going on this evening, audrey. outrage after a shares that the accused in a double murder g

on air and you can also watch nbc bay area news whenever you want.4/7 on roku and other platforms. i am marcus washington. back to you. >>> working on the 5 o'clock newscast and there's a lot going on. >> last week was super tuesday which i guess makes this a regular tuesday by comparison. so the voting happened on super tuesday but they had not finished counting and for some reason we still don't know who won. take for example the race to fill an extra seat in congress. ricciardo qualified by finishing first on tuesday but who came in second? two more are separated by more than 1000 votes so we sent damian trujillo to the registrar's office to see when we may just get a result from that race. >>> bay area proud. a woman who has a history of successful startups, but it is not what you think. her startups don't make money. they make the community better for others. >> my heart is warm. i can't wait to watch that. >>> still to come, the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram pull. >>> also neighbors by the hollywood sign are not happy. we w

restart early at 5:00 a.m. on air and you can always watch nbc bay area use whenever you want.ing platforms. >>> i marcus washington, back to you. >> thank you, marcus. top trending stories voted by you on my instagram poll question. if you are craving more girl scout cookies, you are in luck. you now have an extra week to grab your favorite. girl scout cookie season was set to end this week but the girl scouts of northern california announce it is extending the season in the bay area. you now have until march 24th to buy the cookies. you may already know every box is six dollars and are available in person and online. as always, i will be posting links to the stories you voted for on my instagram. >>> the oakland marathon is this weekend with roughly 10,000 people per dissuading in this year's event. today, runners picked up their packets and herbs ahead of the race. this year, the route passes by iconic oakland landmarks and includes a trip across the bay bridge. it is a big weekend in the world of running with some people i spoke to traveling from different countries for the

we start at 5:00 a.m. on air, and watch nbc bay area news on roku and other streaming platforms.cus washington, kira, back to you. >>> 7:52. up next, a quick look at the top stories, including running for a great cause in oakland right now. we'll take you to the >>> welcome back. before we go this morning, we want to take you back to the oakland marathon now underway. thom jensen is there with more how steph curry and aisha are taking care of the oakland community through this race. >> reporter: good morning. it's a great program. the foundation that steph and aisha curry started, the marathon did get underway about a half hour late today. so the first runners aren't expected back until about 9:30 this morning. organizers are just getting the startline ready for the 10-k runners who will take off in about a half hour. followed by the 5-k runners at about 9:00 a.m. this morning. and then a half hour later, the heed runners from the marathon, making that loop around the bay ridge, coming back through jack london square to the kaiser permanente finish line at 9:30. an hour after tha

on-air and watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms.washington, back to you. >> thank you. >>> to another incident onboard a united airlines flight coming from sfo. it took off from paris thursday night but was diverted to denver. the crew reported an issue with one of the plane's engines. you can see the map of the diversion here. the airline says the plane was a boeing 777 and landed safely in the mile high city. this after boeing's ceo david calhoun announced this week he would step down end of this year. he says this is part of a broader management shake-up following a series of mishaps. not due to put recent series of united maintenance issues. >>> a major bay area airport may soon get a new name. the oakland airport is considering changing its name to san francisco bay oakland international airport. the airport code "o.a." k. encouraging more people to travel. considering the name change in about two weeks, thursday april 11th by the commission. >>> happening today an event to celebrate cesar chavez in the east bay happening in oa

on air and watch nbc bay area news whenever you want 24/7 on roku and other streaming networks. kira, happy women's history month. back to you. >> thanks, marcus. love ya. >>> joe biden sat down for an exclusive wide-ranging interview with msnbc yesterday talking about the war in gaza, and his administration's continued support of israel. that, despite the deepening humanitarian crisis there. he stood by that support while simultaneously criticizing israel's methods as the war continues. >> the defense of israel is still critical, so there's no red line i want to cut all off weapons so they don't have the iron dome to protect them. but there's red lines that if it crosses -- it cannot have 30,000 more palestinians dead as a consequence of going after them. there are other ways to get to, to deal with -- with the trauma caused by hamas. >> at another point in the interview, he expressed regret for his choice of words during last word's state of the union address. during his speech, he said the word "illegal" when referring to an undocumented immigrant charged with killing nursing

on the air. you can watch whenever you want 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. i'm marcus washington, back to your. >>> caltrans shutting down two lanes on interstate 580 tonight at the richmond san rafael bridge. closure starts at 7:00 and it will last until 5:00 tomorrow morning. crews are preparing the upper deck so this will impact westbound lanes after the toll plaza. >>> if you suffer from allergies you may have noticed we are into pollen season already so if it seems earlier than usual, you are right. a warmer than average winter is playing a role and it could be something you'll see more of due to climate change. again, a look at today's pollen count numbers. not good. >> not good. looking at the totals, normally through april and may numbers come up, but just this week there are four now. oak, pine, sycamore and cedar. in a typical year looking at march, april and may, these are the key months where they spike, but it is happening early, spring pollen now and then grass pollen and weed pollen. it has been a mild winter with el niÑo and record warm th ea

the freedom of the mornings, i remind you, is with you every day in weekdays from 9:00 a.m., on the radiosvoboda channel on youtube and on the air of the tv channel. be sure to subscribe and write your comments and questions to the topics of this broadcast. russian forces launched 28 attack drones over ukraine at night, 26 of them were shot down. this is reported by the air force of ukraine. it is known, in particular, that in zaporizhzhia there are drones in... private residential buildings. two women were injured, says the head of zaporizhzhya ova, ivan fedorov. the debris of the shaheeds caused fires in residences. in nikopol, dnipropetrovsk oblast, there was a drone strike, two people were injured. their hospitalized in moderate condition. this was reported by the head of the regional council, mykola lukashuk. a hotel, private houses, cars and power lines were damaged in the city. nikopol region was also shelled with artillery, says serhii lysak, head of the ova. and besides drones. the russian army also attacked ukraine with missiles. the air force reports three missiles. kh-22 and o

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on march 6 , at approximately 10:40 a.m., an air alert was announced, and almost immediately a very loud explosion rang out over the city center. according to some data, these were launches of iskander ballistic missiles by the russians. in general , we can conclude that the russians tried to shoot at the president of ukraine and the leader. well, in fact, at that moment, he was already greek the prime minister also said that he was fired upon, he heard it all, well, but it is obvious that the russian propagandists did not say anything about it, moreover, well, you remember, maybe last year... how they talked about they travel, they travel around ukraine, they go to kyiv , they go to odesa, and it is necessary to hit and kill someone from the officials of foreign countries, here suddenly, when it did not happen for a while, they were terribly frightened, and of course, like me russians wouldn't be russians if they didn't start telling something that they weren't, but if they are, that's fine. i don't know if it's us or not us, or maybe it's a hard worker playing his combination, anything

we fill it with 2 or 3000 people, and then we do the show on the west coast here live at 6 a.m.hat airs, you know, all over the country and the east coast at nine. so we're going to have a big show. we have sebastian maniscalco, we're going to be talking to jimmy kimmel the night before. we talk to these guests, right when they get off the stage with their oscars, we're on the red carpet and we're going to be with you, too. yes, you're going to be there, too. andy grammer is performing, so it's kind of this huge show, busy show in the backdrop of the oscars with all these huge names. so we're very excited. we're up all night doing it, and it's a it's a great production. >> and you've been on the red carpet several times. >> yeah, we've been here 12 years now doing this show and it's a lot of fun. and it's one of the hardest shows of the year to produce. kelly and mark uh- are going to have a great time. this is mark's first time with kelly. >> huge date night. >> yes. big date night for them. he's usually just going to the parties and then he can come backstage and hang out. now

will air at 3 a.m, followed by wheel of fortune and in the name or under the guise of progress, a predominantlyack san francisco neighborhood was stripped of its culture and its color. our media partner, the san francisco standard, joins us next to share a before unseen look back at the final moments of western edition before the bulldozers get neighborhoods was bulldozed into a shell of its former self, once known as the harlem of the west, the fillmore district was razed in the name of so-called urban renewal. our media partner, the san francisco standard, has published an article that gives us a new look at the discretion destruction, as documented in a trove of photographs. and joining us live now is standard reporter julie zagorz, who spoke to the keeper of the photos and learned about his personal connection to them. thank you so much for being here. fascinating article. i loved reading it. give us a brief history of the urban renewal project in san francisco's fillmore district, and why it was so controversial. >> yeah, so urban renewal didn't happen just in san francisco. it was actuall

. on the one hand from anxiety, on the other hand from the fact that a rocket was flying over my house, air defense was working, so you and i, as they say, early birds today are forced , unfortunately, but you know, rockets don't fly by chance, you just have to understand that the war has entered a completely different stage, and now front... is of course a decisive situation for our future victory, but the economy, the economy and again the economy, on the one hand , our european and american allies cannot take a radical decision to limit the export of russian oil, as they did with russian gas, which simply lost its market in western europe, which was premium and decisive for them, oil is exported in the old way, we help them. to our allies by the fact that we are slowly withdrawing from the production cycle, from the possibility of producing russian oil products oil refineries, fortunately for us, their main mass, 80%, is in the zone affected by the ukrainian uav. that's why we help , and it's simply the second most important source after gas, the second source of budget revenue. the

., with a repeat on sunday at 10:10 a.m. studio zahid with anton borkovsky at espresso.zov, a political scientist, political expert, lives and works in prague, will be working on the air of the tv channel. glory to ukraine, oleksandr, i congratulate you, glory to the heroes, hello. if we talk about the trajectory the death that putin has now outlined, how far do you think he would be willing to go now, and in general, what would the... collective response be, if it comes, because what is happening in the united states is extremely disturbing. if you look realistically, the kremlin is now in this position. first, not only the blitzkrieg of 2022 failed, it must be recognized that the results of the entire military campaign to date are significantly lower than what putin had hoped for. this is without a doubt. in a way, it's massive the failure of a military campaign? an exemplary example, which many military experts are now paying attention to, the kremlin began to destroy avdiivka in march 2023. last october 2023 , a sort of assault began, which ended at the end of februa

., with a repeat on sunday at 10:10 a.m. studio zahid with anton borkovsky at espresso.r morozov, a political scientist, political expert, lives and works in prague, will be on the air of the tv channel. glory to ukraine, oleksandr, i congratulate you. glory, hello. speaking of the death trajectory that putin has now outlined, how far do you think he will be willing to go now come in, and in general, what will be the collective response if it doesn't come, because what 's happening in the united states is extremely troubling. if you look realistically, the kremlin is now in this position. first of all, not only blitzkrieg 2 of 22 failed, it must be admitted that the results of the entire military campaign to date have been far below what putin had hoped for, that's for sure. in a sense, this is a massive failure of a military campaign. an exemplary example, which many military people are now paying attention to experts, the kremlin began to destroy avdiivka in march 2023. last october. in 2023, a sort of assault began, which ended at the end of february 2024, and there a

march 9, i announced program at 10:20 a.m. on his birthday. somewhere she lost, well, maybe 5 minuteses, if not less, and i heard that something else was playing on the air, not our program at all, when i went to the air, i heard that radio news of russia was already playing there. individual crimean zmi tried to work for some time to talk about what was really happening, but it was risky to do so, because apart from threats, you could get in and play. i worked underground in crimea for two years, from the 14th to 2016, before at the time when the shugan program was installed on my computer, with the help of the provider, on april 19, 2016, at 6:00 a.m., i was attacked with a search, with the aim of finding all these materials in the computer that i. .. ukrainian mass media . the policy of the kremlin has not undergone any special changes since that time. today, as in 2014, repression and persecution continue in crimea. according to the crimean human rights group, during the 10 years of occupation, at least 1,400 crimeans suffered from russian repression. at least 200 citizens are beh

., with a repeat on sunday at 10:10 a.m. studio zahid with anton borkovsky at espresso.ontkovskyi, a famous political expert who is in washington, will now be on the air of the tv channel. glory to ukraine, andriy andriyovych. congratulations. well, it is an extremely difficult situation in which we are, that is, on the one hand, we hear that the european the union seems to be taking a second breath when we talk about the supply of ammunition and so on, on the other hand we understand that the united states is going on a break again, american congressmen will be on vacation again for two weeks. yesterday at the meeting in ramstein, or the day before yesterday, there was an unprecedented statement by the minister of defense. usa, in fact, he called the behavior of the american side in relation to ukraine shameful. he said indignantly that aid to ukraine has not yet been approved, that it is a matter of honor and security for the united states. it shows drama the struggle that is taking place in the usa on this matter. indeed, for six months , the draft law on providing mi

. >>> anti-war protestors caused problems at travis air force base 11 arrested for blocking air base parkway. 20 people gathered at the spot around 6:00 a.m. friday. stayed on the sidewalk an hour later. members entered the crosswalks blocking the main gate to the base. police say prior to the arrests, travis security forces discovered a pile of junk and debris in the road leading to the south gate. an anti-war banner was affixed to the pile. the road was closed for an hour while crews cleaned it up. >>> don't pickle our pavilion. protestors are saying over an apparent pickleball takeover at an east bay venue. protestors rallied against pickleball courts. developers installed them for a weekend tournament despite leaders rejecting a proposal to open pickleball courts last year. the developer has a new proposal in the works. but it wasn't supposed to build the courts yet. did anyway. now protestors are worried pickleball will takeover the pavilion. >> our issue is not with pickleball we want to not lose public space used in richmond for a number of the public events that we have and w

. >> brian: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. monday, march 11th, and this is "fox & friends." we begin with a fox news alert. another mid-air scare on a boeing plane, at least 50 people were hurt after a technical event. that's what they're calling it. the former head of the faa joins us in a matter of minutes. >> ainsley: ains. >> kayleigh: democrats down playing dismal numbers with the voters. >> polling has been all over the place. i'm confident that the overwhelming majority of african-americans, black voters throughout the country will support president biden. >> will: ryan gosling bringing the kin energy at the oscars. the top moments. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" starts right now. remember, mornings are better with friends. >> will: straight to a fox news alert. dozens are hurt after another mishap on a boeing plane. >> lawrence: so the commercial boeing jet was flying from sydney australia to new zealand when it reportedly suffered a technical problem. >> brian: that's what they're calling it. brooke singman joins us now with more. brook brook 50 people hurt on that co

, joel engardioúwas on scene as the water shot into the air. >> the homeowner reported hearing an explosionhought it might be an earthquake, and then it was about the water main broke and maybe 50ft in the air of the water was was shooting up into the air. >> san francisco water, power and sewer confirms that an to a0 inch water transmission line failed. neighbors say that failure led to a fountain the a. >> i mean, all i can say is, hey, to napa county. we'vec got our own geysr going on here in san francisco. water power and sewer says the line that failed feeds water from the the peninsula to the st reservoir. >> service for customers in the area was not impacted. crews managed to shut the water down said the amount of water the ais astonishing. >> it was very high, it went up to aboutúthe height of that tree right there. first one that's kind of wavering a bit. so i'd . so it was pretty, pretty hours,d off the area where the break occurred, keeping the public away from an edge that had been crewsc are working on repairing the line and investigating what went wrong. >> well, i think it's

6:00 a.m.ot up at that hour on a sunday set the dvr. see you whenever you're ready for us. kira? >> thanks, willie. we hope you are awake to catch willie at 6:00 and stick here for your local news with us on "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> here's a quick look at top stories we're following on this saturday morning. we continue to follow that breaking news out of the east bay. we have a crew near the lockdown in bay point. this is just west of pittsburg. police have been on the scene near westwood village since about 3:00 this morning. it's unclear why the neighborhood is on lockdown. we are waiting for police to free up and talk to our crew there, but people in that area of chadwick lane off of canal road told to stay indoors with doors and windows locked until further official instruction. we will continue to update this story on our website, nbcbayarea.com as soon as we get more information after we go off-air in a few minutes. >>> another developing story in the east bay. 14 people injured i

. >> lawrence: 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. march 11th.s is "fox & friends." >> will: another mid-air scare on a boeing plane. at least 50 people hurt after a technical event. what we know right now. >> brian: hope they don't lose the paperwork on this one. lifting embassy staff out of haiti as gang violence erupts. >> kayleigh: this just in. princess kate responds after controversy over her mother's day post you see it there and whether the photo was altered. >> will: piers morgan on the royal ramifications. >> lawrence: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> kayleigh: yes, they are. >> lawrence: buckle up. fox news alert. dozens are hurt after another mishap on a boeing plane. >> kayleigh: correctional boeing jet was flying from sydney australia to new zealand when it trotterredly suffered a quote technical problem. >> brian: for more on that here is brooke singman. brook brook yeah, 50 people hurt on commercial flight heading from auckland earlier this morning. a spokespers

., with a repeat on sunday at 10:10 a.m. studio zahid with anton borkovsky at espresso. vasyl zima's big broadcast. two hours of air time. two o'clock your time two hours to learn about the war and how the world lives. two hours to keep up with economic and sports news. two hours in the company of favorite presenters, presenters who have become like relatives to many, as well as distinguished guests of the studio. events of the day in two hours. big. vasyl zima's broadcast, a project for intelligent and caring people, in the evening at espresso. we continue our war and weapons program, where we are now trying to understand what opportunities artificial intelligence provides for the armed forces. and now we have oleksandr in contact los, former president of the antonov concern, doctor of technical sciences, current officer of the armed forces. mr. oleksandr, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear the espresso channel on the air. dear sir, i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. i would like you, relying on your own colossal experience, to explain to

pollution. >> jimmy: i will do my best not to give middle finger on air.gorgeous pie. six o'clock a.m. pizza. the pizza here, we had a rat go viral, the rats like new york city pizza. in the name of curbing pollution, infuriates me. biggest cause of emission is traffic. they are delivering pizza. >> ainsley: and hitting people on the sidewalk. thank you. check in with bill hemmer for what is coming up top of the hour. >> bill: one hour from now, robert hur is center of american politics, we'll watch together and trey gowdy is here for what he's listening for and newt gingrich will examine the fall out. the head of fbi with ominous warning over who could be in our country after open border served open door for three years now. big show, join dana and me eight minutes, at the top of the hour coming up. do you remember the p, the worry, the canceled plans? and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine but qulipta reduces attacks making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp and is approved to prevent migraine of

make sure you are with us tomorrow here on air. we have so many adorable and adoptable puppies from shelters across the bay area. we have live coverage starting at 6 a.m. on abc seven mornings, and we hope that you will be with us and watch us wherever you stream. and maybe we adopt. who knows, you might fall in love with one of these cute little puppies. it's hard not to. they're all so cute. >> it is. that's the whole point. you want these dogs to be out of the shelter, so maybe watch and get entranced. >> i don't know exactly the moment of zen. yeah, four hours of puppies. i feel nice. it's a nice time. >> it's what everyone needs on a friday to honestly. >> let's watch us. all right. this morning, we'll take you to sfo. it is quiet out there, but it turns wet and windy over the next couple of days. your accuweather highlights calling for a dry thursday here. we have filtered sunshine as those clouds advance in. and ahead of that front tomorrow that will bring us some showers for friday . friday is a level one storm on the abc s

at the vodnkh reference weather station at 6 a.m. the air cooled to -10.4°, which is 5° below normalsponds to february indicators. in tushino at the same time it was -12.7, in butovo -13.7 and this. it's already cold like january. in the moscow region, the coldest thing was -20.9 at 6 am in the village of tolstopaltsevo. january frosts in the nizhny novgorod and ulyanovsk regions are -22°. in the urals - -28°, in the tyumen omsk regions in the ugra in some places -30-33°, and in the khantamansi autonomous okrug, for the first time since the beginning of the calendar spring , children did not go to school due to frost. from the central region to ugra today it dominates. his promotion is still the scandinavian anticyclone contributes, it gradually spreads to the south and east; the strong march sun cannot overcome the cold that is contained in it. in addition, an extensive cyclone also contributes to the advection of cold; it sends arctic air to the east of european russia, to the urals in western siberia, and throws ever new portions of heat to the south of eastern siberia. another cy

and don't miss 21 winning docums air on c-span every morning at 6:50 a.m.tudentcam.org. this evening on q&a, patty davis discusses her book "dear mom and dad," a memoir written as a letter to her late parent, rona watch q&a today and every day this week at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at >> the supreme court heard ora argument in f.d.a.v. alliance for hippocratic medicine. a consolidated case challenging the f.d.a.'s approval for expanded use for the abortion pill. the medication approved by the f.d.a. in 2000 isart of a two-pill regimt for terminating early pregnancies. the nion's highest court now has until june to issue a ruling in this case. now has until june to make a ruling in this case. >>

from 9:00 a.m. on weekdays and be sure to comment and ask your questions. russian troops at night again attacked ukraine with shaheds. according to the air force, russian forces launched 42 drones from four directions, 38 of which were shot down by air defense forces. three arrivals were recorded in different parts of the city of sumy. there are casualties, this was reported in the regional military. administration it is also known about hits in the kharkiv region. according to the regional military administration , drones targeted an educational institution in the village of martove, chuguvskyi district. the regional prosecutor's office says that the kindergarten and the lyceum were damaged. there are no casualties. the village was attacked by seven drones, some of which shot down explosions rang out again in odesa, shaheds also flew to the western regions. the local channels of starokostyantynov, in khmelnytskyi region, reported on a powerful attack on the city and on the work of air defense. knocked down shahedy within dnipropetrovsk, odesa, kherson, khm

at 6:00 a.m.bay area. not up at that our on a sunday set the dvr and we will see you whenever you're ready for us. kira? >> willie, thanks. we hope you are awake to catch willie and 6:00 tomorrow morning. such a good show. those interviews are wonderful. stick right here for your local news with us on "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> here is a quick look at top stories we're following on this saturday morning including a deadly crash involving a pedestrian late last night in the south bay. it happened just after 11:00 on southbound 280. chp responded to the bird streed on ramp. a man lying on the right-hand shoulder pronounced dead at the scene. the driver stayed at the scene to cooperate. >>> update. an officer-involved shooting forcing closure of a freeway in the north bay late last night. benicia police officers pulled over a car just before 9:30 last night when the people inside that car shot at the officers. that's when they say they were forced to return fire. those two suspects are now in cu

of which was blown up on our minefields. to 2 p.m., seven ukrainian tanks and five bradley armored vehicles were destroyed in this area. more than 100 militants were eliminated by air strikes in the border area. things didn’t work out for the kiev formations near nikhoteevka either, it’s still the same first day. our lancets, and also strike aircraft for fifty militants were eliminated in a few hours, a lot of armor and it would seem a total failure of the operation for which, obviously , the ssu prepared, prepared carefully, the total losses were more than 250 people, seven tanks, seven bradleys, but no. and this is how the second day of the ukrainian armed forces’ painful attempts to break through our defenses went, they regrouped, whoever they didn’t attract, and fighters of the russian volunteer corps banned in russia, and the legion of freedom of russia and the siberia battalion, for the sake of a beautiful picture people were not spared, only now it turned out there was nothing to show, due to the active actions of the

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the top 21 main documentaries air on c-span every morning at 6:50 a.m. eastern and throughout the day on april 1 you can watch each of the award-winning studentcam films anytime at studentcam's.org. >> next, a discussion with editors and writers on bias in media, decreased trust in institutions and how social media and local news have impacted journalism. this is one hour and 20 minutes. >> good evening. i am the director of domestic policy studies at the american enterprise institute. it is my pleasure to welcome you to our discussion tonight of the new liberalism, the american medium in the future of mocker c. one of the major problems we face in american life is the decline of trust and institutions. this trend is evident in american views of established media outlets. most of the cause is fairly clear. major media institutions have learned distinction between news and opinion subsidy the ideas and attitudes of a small percentage of population for objective reporting and fair-minded analysis. the rise of the internet and social media has made the prob

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., the brutal airstrikes of the zionists on the north of the center and the south of the food strip on thursday evening , according to the al jazeera tv channel, in the air attack of the zionist regime on a residential house. at least 12 palestinians were martyred and dozens were injured in rafah in the south of the gaza strip. most of the victims are women and children. in the zionist regime's air attack on a residential house at least eight palestinians were martyred in al-maghazi camp in the center of the gaza strip. many were injured in this attack. on thursday evening , warplanes of the sahivanist regime destroyed a mosque and several residential houses

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territory with indiscriminate air strikes on artillery fire. the health ministry in gaza says at least 63 people have been killed and 112 others wounded in the... latest round of israeli attacks, at least 12 were killed in an israeli strike a residential building in derobala and central gaza. according to the ministry, israel prevents medical teams from reaching victims were still under the rubble. meanwile israeli jests continue bombing residential buildings across the coastal strip, including gaza city. the suffering in gaza is not limited to just being targeted by bombs. according to arawa, malnutrition and famon are striking northern gaza and is now moving to the southern areas since the onset of the israely war early october, over 31,500 palestinians have been killed, most of them, women and children. the head of the world health organization calls on israel not to launch a ground offensive on the southern gaza city of raffa, where 1.5 million displaced palestinians have sought shelter. tedros gibreas said the escalation of violence in ruf

the day before, around 11 a.m. , the aggressor country launched a missile attack on a residential quarter in odesa. mrs. yulia, who just wanted. m, who was released from the occupied crimea. work there was air defense, but ballistics is very difficult to knock down, and you know that this is a weapon that is extremely difficult to defeat. ballistics is a very insidious weapon, it works very quickly. the entire attack took less than 20 minutes. local residents, a rescuer and an ambulance paramedic were among the dead. we are all one family of the state emergency service, we perceive this very, very painfully, but...we were there today with our eyes, we saw both the dead and the wounded, one in a very serious condition was being taken away by medics, of course, it is very, very difficult to perceive, because these are our relatives, with whom we work side by side. the defense forces of the south do not rule out that the enemy planned this ballistic strike in advance. over the past week, for example, at least four missile strikes were carried out on odesa, not including this one, with the us

launch rocket system. vampire, most of the shells were shot down in the air by air defense units, but some still fell on the residential sector, this is where one of the shells hit, even the metal elements of the czech shell remained in place production, a shell hit a children 's playground, a blast wave of fragments damaged a large number of cars in this parking lot, as well as the glazing of a residential apartment building, employees ... of a special municipal commission arrived, they are assessing the damage, repair and restoration work will soon begin, also in the neighboring microdistrict, a shell fell directly into an apartment, fortunately at that moment the owners of this apartment were not at home, but after the explosion a fire occurred and the housing was destroyed, several more shells fell directly under windows of residential buildings, fortunately, during this night shelling, no residents of belgorod and its suburbs were injured; 12 cars' windows were damaged. they are located both in the belgorod region and also in other regions of the country. temporary accommodation,

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i should note that the air alert was announced in the southern regions of ukraine at 10:41 a.m., the local authorities did not report the consequences of the attack on odesa, but the spokesman for the naval forces, dmytro pletenchuk, in a comment to ukrainian pravda, said that five people were killed. according to him, the port infrastructure suffered a blow. head of the united press center. south natalya humenyuk said on the air of the radio liberty donbass reali project that the strike by russian forces in odesa is not connected with zelenskyi's visit there, but rather with the terror of russia. humanyuk assumed that russian forces hit odessa with a ballistic missile. cnn, in turn , citing a source, informs that a russian missile exploded 500 m from zelenskyi and the prime minister of greece. the russian ministry of defense confirmed the attack on odesa, they say that at 11:40 moscow... time, that is, 10:40 kyiv time, a high-precision missile attack was carried out on a hangar in the industrial port area of ​​the city, where, according to the russian the ministry of defense, the ar

the water main broke around 9:30 a.m. crews were finally able to use a shutoff valve to stop the water about two hours later. the view from our chopper shows the massive amount of mud created. the water basically carved out a river that flowed down the hill next to pine lake park, leaving pools of mud along the way. that is the perspective from the ground. city officials say the cause of the break appears to be failure of an eight-inch valve connected to a 60-inch water transmission line. that transmission line feeds water from their treatment plant on the peninsula to the sunset reservoir. we heard from a neighbor today who heard it break. >> initially i walk out to my side yard and i heard a crack and then a boom, loud noise. i just don't know how much the soil will get eroded from the water washing down the hill. we may lose the street if they don't shut it down soon. >> now that it is shut off he's worried about what damage has been done when it comes to weakening the hill behind his house. this is not the first time

some fans packed cinemas for 3:00 a.m. imax screenings.aylor swift air rez tour in october. we will have more head on daybreak australia as we count on the market open. looking at how the iss is dragging so far this certain, fairly flat. japan nikkei 225 within a waste -- was in a whisk of >> the market now has to realize the data is not throughout -- slowing down and the ped event has given and -- the said pivot will likely to continue through supporting growth in consumer spending, capex spending, in hiring i am most likely the better part of this year. annabelle: that was at the apollo management chief economist there explaining his forecast that the fed won't cut rates this year. let's look at the week ahead. china's national people's congress begins tuesday. officials are due to unveil the national growth target for 2024 that will set the tone for government policy for the rest of the year. we are also watching for inflation numbers out of japan, the philippines, south korea, and taiwan. fed chair jay powell will deliver his semiannua

, more than 100 militants were eliminated by air strikes in this area, the border territory. the kiev formations and near nikhoteevka, it’s still the same first day. our landsets, as well as strike aircraft , eliminated about fifty militants in a few hours, a lot of armor and, it would seem, a total failure of the operation, for which the ssu had obviously prepared, prepared carefully, the total losses were more than 250 people, seven tanks, seven bradleys, but no , this is how the second day of painful attempts in the ssu went to break through our defenses, they regrouped, whoever they didn’t attract. and fighters of the russian volunteer corps and the legion of freedom of russia and the siberia battalion, banned in russia, for the sake of people were not spared a beautiful picture, but there was nothing to show. the active actions of the west group of the border service of the fsb of russia thwarted all attempts to break into our territory, destroying about 200 vsushnikov, five tanks and a decent amount of equipment for various purposes. well, basically it’s counter-battery

most of the shells were shot down in the air by air defense units, but some still fell on the residential sector, this is where one of the shells hit; even the metal elements of the czech- made shell remained in place. the shell hit the playground with an explosive wave of fragments. a large number of cars in this parking lot were damaged, as well as the glazing of a residential apartment building, now people have arrived employees of a special municipal commission, they are assessing the damage, repair and restoration work will soon begin, also in a neighboring microdistrict, a shell fell directly into an apartment, fortunately at that moment its owners, the owners of this apartment were not at home, but after the explosion a fire occurred and the housing was destroyed, not yet... several shells fell right under the windows of residential buildings, fortunately, during this night shelling, none of the residents of belgorod and its suburbs were injured, 12 cars were damaged, the glazing of seventeen apartment buildings, let 's give the floor to the local residents, a shell fell near a bir

hello everyone, it's 9 a.m. in the besieg gauza strip and you're watching press tv world news. nearly six months into israel's genocidal war on gaza and the regime's unrelenting bombardment and shelling is claimed more palestinin lives. latest air strikes hit a home in the southern city of rafa overnight, at least eight people. most of them women and children were killed as a result. also to the south three others lost their lives in the city of khan unis and in order in gaza, the city of jabalya came under fresh shelling and air strikes as well. the israeli regime began its war on gaza back in october the 7th, and since then almost 32,00 people have been killed in the palestinian territory, mostly women and children, and 7,00 others are still unaccounted for and presume buried under rubble. along with 74,000 others have been injured, day five of the israeli regime siege of the al-shifa medical complex where over 30,000 palestinians are taking shelter, according to the gaza health ministry. palestinian officials said over dozen patients have already died after they were deprive

infrastructure facilities that were there , at night artillery worked in the community and directly on velyka pyserivka itself was fired from hail. now at 10 a.m. the evacuation of the civilian population is supposed to take place, the evacuation has been going on for a week, and now there are still people who want to leave, actually. the police, the local authorities, are just engaged in evacuation, now people are being taken to a safe place by e-e, actually for evacuation. alyona, are people ready to leave and are the children left behind, or have they already been evacuated? as far as we know and as far as they report to us, there are no more children left in the village, but there are villages near the border, near the border itself in the five-kilometer border strip, from where. it is not known how many people remain there, it is not known whether anyone has left completely, because there is no communication with them, there is no transport connection, because in a week they dropped several hundred guided aerial bombs on the community, destroying all the bridges over the rivers in

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