air india says it's going to start requiring stricter measures, so this doesn't happen again. well, hit and termination fees have landed san jose based adobe in some hot water. federal trade commission announced today that the software company is responsible for, quote, deceiving consumers trying to cancel their subscription. a complaint was filed in federal court. it says it costs hundreds of dollars to terminate your policy, and that the company creates other hurdles to make it difficult to leave the service. it alleges that adobe was aware of the cancellation confusion, but continued to obscure its policy and fees. look at this. we're actually not the only ones dealing with the wildfire right now. fire crews in southern california are battling flames to the north of la. we're going to show you why it's proving to be a very difficult fight out there. also, should the summer olympics actually be held in the summer? i know, sounds crazy to ask that question, but our chaky climate change has fueled our ev hotter summers. but before we head to break, we want to know what trendin

in 1985 seek fighters planted a bomb on an air india flight from vancouver to new delhi, chewing all 329 people on board. it was the deadliest air attack and canada's history. put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd say into the ninety's, it pretty well dissipated. he had security important jobs, and certainly those organizations basically disappeared. but where does the indian government use this? they and they think, go back almost 40 years and they try to put the activists in canada today. people that are just basically expressing, you know, free expression of tying them into the extremism of, of many decades ago. just months before nature's cooling and use ministry of external affairs sent a secret memo to indian consulates for training him is an extremist against whom concrete measures must be taken. the memo was 1st reported by the intercept or 8 orders, a sophisticated crackdown scheme against pro cost on activist and western countries . instructor consular officials to work with the indians by agency known as ross, the research and

an air india spokesperson confirmed that the foreign object was found in a guest meal, saying an investigationied the object as part of a vegetable processing machine used by its catering partner, air india says it's going to start requiring stricter safety measures. well a change of plans for baseball legend willie mays, who was supposed to head to alabama this thursday for a special celebration. mays will be honored at rickwood field for a tribute to the leagues at a game between the giants and the cardinals. mays, who's 93, has decided to watch the event from home in the bay area. the say hey kid began his career in alabama with the birmingham black barons of the leagues before joining the giants in 1951. in a statement, he says his heart will be with everyone as they honor the league ballplayers. it's going to be quite an event on thursday, with the giants up next, we'll show you what the giants did tonight and a cool story for in the nba title tonight. the celtics are back in the finals and they get their bling. they're going to get a nice ring for this. pretty cool to see. as a former ba

an air india spokesperson confirmed that the foreign object was found in a guest meal, saying an investigationntified the object as part of a vegetable processing machine used by its catering partner, air india says it's going to start requiring stricter safety measures. well a change of plans for baseball legend willie mays, who was supposed to head to alabama this thursday for a special celebration. mays will be honored at rickwood field for a tribute to the leagues at a game between the giants and the cardinals. mays, who's 93, has decided to watch the event from home in the bay area. the say hey kid began his career in alabama with the birmingham black barons of the leagues before joining the giants in 1951. in a statement, he says his heart will be with everyone as they honor the league ballplayers. it's going to be quite an event on thursday, with the giants up next, we'll show you what the giants did tonight and a cool story for we're in the middle of... seizing the date! in the middle of the perfect pairing ... and parking it here for the night! so come get away... together... illinois

found a from sfo was an air india flight. be a part of a vegetable processing machine. so the catering company that was. sort fault here that was used by air. india has released a statement regarding this incident saying, quote, we apologize for this unfortunate incident. we're committed to the highest standards of food safety. ok, here's what's coming up. slots of good things including the final preps that are underway as the oldest professional ballpark in the u.s. prepares to host. >> a major league baseball game this week. we'll show you how they plan to honor baseball's unspoken history as well. plus, speak live with the oakland museum about their annual hella june teen cookout event tomorrow. that's c new mr. clean ulcruband owe cleaof m power se disappear...ve grime litact. magic. new ultra foamy magic eraser. holiday celebrmorate the emcipatio enaved people in the u.s. this occasion, the oakland music museum will be holding their annual hella junets now to talk about it. is ryan royster was the co-founder of last supp

meal, matthis paul was on an air india flight when he made the discovery inside some roasted sweet potatoalized the metal was inside of the food after he took a big bite. fortunately he was not hurt. in a statement, air india confirmed that a foreign object was found in the meal of a guest and they believe it came from a food processing machine used at the catering facility. >> the federal trade commission is now suing san jose based adobe over its hard to cancel subscriptions. the ftc lawsuit was filed today in federal court. it alleges that adobe traps users in expensive contracts. it says adobe intentionally makes it difficult for customers to cancel subscriptions to its products, including photoshop. the complaint also claims adobe failed to disclose cancellation fees that could rise to the hundreds of dollars. adobe defended its business practices in a statement. it says it's transparent with the terms and conditions of subscription agreements, and that the cancellation process is simple. >> wealthy taxpayers may be losing a major tax loophole. the irs is ending partnership basis shi

the catering company used by air india has now released a statement regarding this incident saying, quoteze for the unfortunate incident. we're committed to the highest standards of food safety. governor gavin newsom says that efforts to crack down on retail fact across the state appear to be working. according to the governor's office, the chp has made more than 630 arrests and recovered more than 260,000 stolen items. and since the start of this year compared to this time last year, the number of arrests up 167%. this is all part of the state's organized retail crime task force which launched in 2019 since it stted. the governor's office says more than 2700 suspects have been arrested. coming up, an important moment for women's rights. we're going to take a look back into our archives on this day in archives on this day in history. when we come back. hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool late ooh, wha

in 1985 seek fighters planted a bomb on an air india flight from vancouver to new delhi, chewing all 329 people on board. it was the deadliest air attack and canada's history. put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd say into the ninety's, it pretty well dissipated. he had security important jobs, and certainly those organizations basically disappeared. but where does the indian government use this? they, they think, go back almost 40 years and they try to put the activists in canada today. people that are just basically expressing, you know, free expression of tying them into the extreme is in, of, of many decades ago. just months before nature's killing. and his ministry of external affairs sent a secret memo to indian consulates for treating him as an extremist against whom concrete measures must be taken. the memo was 1st reported by the intercept, 8 orders, a sophisticated crackdown scheme against pro cost on activists in western countries . instructor consular officials to work with the indians by agency known as ross, the research an

in 1985 seek fighters planted a bomb on an air india flight from vancouver to new delhi, chewing all 329 people on board. it was the deadliest air attack and canada's history. put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd say into the ninety's, it pretty well dissipated. he had security important jobs, and certainly those organizations basically disappeared. but where does the indian government use this? they, they think, go back almost 40 years and they try to put the activists in canada today. people that are just basically expressing, you know, free expression of tying them into the extreme is in, of, of many decades ago. just months before nature's killing. and his ministry of external affairs sent a secret memo to indian consulates for treating him as an extremist against whom concrete measures must be taken. the memo was 1st reported by the intercept, 8 orders, a sophisticated crackdown scheme against pro cost on activist in western countries . instructor consular officials to work with the indians by agency known as ross, the research and

in 1985 seek fighters planted a bomb on an air india flight from vancouver to new delhi, chewing all 329 people on board. it was the deadliest air attack and canada's history. put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd say into the ninety's, it pretty well dissipated. he had security important jobs, and certainly those organizations basically disappeared. but where does the indian government use this? they, they think, go back almost 40 years and they try to put the activists in canada today. people that are just basically expressing, you know, free expression of tying them into the extreme is in, of, of many decades ago. just months before nature's killing. and his ministry of external affairs sent a secret memo to indian consulates for treating him as an extremist against whom concrete measures must be taken. the memo was 1st reported by the intercept 8 orders, a sophisticated crackdown scheme against pro colors to an activist in western countries. it instructs consular officials to work with the indians by agency known as ross, the researc

in 1985 seek fighters planted a bomb on an air india flight from vancouver to new delhi, chewing all 329 people on board. it was the deadliest air attack in canada's history. put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd say into the ninety's, it pretty well dissipated. he had security important jobs, and certainly those organizations basically disappeared. but where does the indian government use this? they, they think, go back almost 40 years and they try to put the activists in canada today. people that are just basically expressing, you know, free expression of tying them into the extreme is in, of, of many decades ago. just months before nature's killing and use ministry of external affairs sent a secret memo to indian consulates for training him is an extremist against whom concrete measures must be taken. the memo was 1st reported by the intercept. it orders a sophisticated crackdown scheme against pro cost on activists and western countries . it instructs consular officials to work with the indians by agency known as ross . the research

india flight. this is what it looked like when that passenger got their food is the metal blade is now confirmed as a part of a vegetable processing machine. the catering company used by the airline apologized in a statement adding that it is committed to the highest standards of food safety and says it has strengthened inspection and maintenance policies. >> let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast as we take a live look on a very busy bay bridge tonight. >> lawrence karnow joining us with a look at the laura? yeah, big changes coming our way. it looks like that fog going to make a return. that is going to cool the temperatures down in spots and let's go help out firefighters to so overnight tonight, return to some of that fog are seeing some that develop along the coastline right now, more than on the way for tomorrow. the temperatures going to be dropping off quite a bit up toward the golden gate bridge. here we go. you've got a hazy conditions out there right now and looking down below. yo

india flit.ou can see it in this picture. the passenger discovered what is now been confirmed as part of a vegetable processing machine sitting there, the catering company used by the airline, apologized in a statement adding that it's committed to the highest standards of food safety and says it has strengthened inspection and maintenance policies. mayor london breed is sponsoring a new ballot measure aimed at bolstering reproductive rights in san francisco. the san francisco reproductive freedom act would establish new requirements, including making information on abortion access public. it would also require crisis health centers that do not provide abortions to post a disclaimer saying so with information on clinics that do. we have to demonstrate? >> with the voters of san francisco, what our values are and how we will continue as a city to fight against any injustice that reproductive health and freedom will continue to be protected in the city. >> the measure will be on the november ballot

lenient approach to terrorist pro, set forth as, as it is on the anniversary of a 1985 bombing of an air india flight the out of montreal of the attack is widely believed to have been carried out by 6 separatist group operating in canada. and new delhi believes that the country is still hovering. such groups id says auto ed needs to open its, i used to do to, i am an aging from its territory. no government in the world should overlook the threat of terrorism emanating from his territories for political gains, human lives, and much more important than the trends of free political interests or terrorist activity should be met with exemplary legal em started selections before they start harming the logic. humanity, governments, security agencies and international organizations must work together to dismantle terrorist networks disrupt the financing encounter. that twisted id all the jays. other tara attack which the indian high commission is referring to. it's been deadliest in canadian history. 329 people including 86 children, were killed. the main suspects were 6 separatists residing in

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in 1985 seek fighters planted a bomb on an air india flight from vancouver to new delhi, chewing all 329 people on board. it was the deadliest air attack and canadas, history put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd say into the ninety's, it pretty well dissipated. he had security important jobs, and certainly those organizations basically disappeared. but where does the indian government use this? they, they think go back almost 40 years, and they try to put the activists in canada today. people that are just basically expressing, you know, free expression of tying them into the extreme is in of, of many decades ago. just months before nature's killing and his ministry of external affairs sent a secret memo to indian consulates for treating him as an extremist against whom concrete measures must be taken. the memo was 1st reported by the intercept 8 orders, a sophisticated crackdown scheme against pro cost on activists in western countries . it instructs consular officials to work with the indians by agency known as ross, the research and

this is on the anniversary of the 1985 bombing of an air india flight of montreal. of the attack is widely believed to have been carried out by a 6 separate is group operating in canada. new daily believes that the north american countries current lead harboring seek separatist who want to com and independent and region out of india, a cold callous then the area india bombing is considered the deadly is terrorist attack in canadian history of 329 people including 86 children were killed at the main, the suspects with 6 separatists residing in canada. or they have been claims that there were seeking revenge for an indian army attack or the temple in punjab, during which 6, wherever moved from the premises of the canadian government has set up a memorials in the cities of toronto, vancouver auto. i am one true to on of the victims all the tragedy now let's trust live to not have a not up on to other read up to of 5 the department, the fuel politics and international relations. demonte paul academy of higher education is nice to have. you drive me right now, but have n

the passenger who took the picture was on an air india flight, the catering company says the blade isactually part of a vegetable processing machine. they say they'll be strengthening their inspections going forward. >> a playground project in oakland donated by steph and ayesha curry has been vandalized. take a look. school officials showing us this damage done to garden at the global family elementary school. they say this happened over the weekend. the vandals tore apart lanterns ripped out the irrigation system and broke all of the wooden benches. school officials say it's going to take a lot of time, effort and resources to repair the guard. all of our neighbors look. >> the school field. it is in our backyard. >> coming up next, why plans to build a new athletic facility for students in the east bay is upsetting some neighbors. >> and warning of a bacterial infection outbreak in the infection outbreak in the south bay. (♪♪) the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescue a puppy... a real one. let's go on a big family road

this was on an air india flight to see that particular piece of metal there in the middle of the boldd it does kind look like a raise actually not a razor blade from a machine. yeah. the company says latest part of a vegetable processing machine. in response say they're going to strengthening their inspection process. i hope so. will san francisco's ambassadors program is at risk of be cut. its fate relies on the mayor's approval of recent budget proposals. so san francisco city leaders and community groups are speaking out. they say they want to save the program. >> thanks. jus i am no longer homeless and currently living in london shelters. and i'm not going to stay there forever. i'm also trying to transition into more permanent housing, which is one of my dreams. >> well, the program provides safety escorts helps neighbors report crimes and helps people find housing and job opportunities. it serves multilingual communities, but san francisco, as we know, is facing an 800 million dollar budget deficit. and the mayor says that some changes to the program are going to have to be made

this was on air india flight again to san francisco in the catering company says that blade is part of a vegetable processing machine. they say they're going to be strengthening their inspections going forward. san francisco's ambassadors francisco's ambassadors program is at risk of being mayor's approval of recent budget proposals. san francisco city leaders and community groups are speaking out now saying they want to say that program. >> thanks. jus i am no longer homeless and currently living in london shelters. and i'm not going to stay there forever. i'm also trying to transition into more permanent housing, which is one of my of the program, provides safety escorts helps neighbors report crimes and helps people find housing and job opportunities. >> it serves multi-lingual communities, but san francisco's facing an 800 million dollar budget deficit. and the mayor says some changes to that program are necessary. >> goal is to make sure none of these ambassadors unemployed, but we do need to consolidate our ambassador programs is more cost effective and it's an opportunity to mak

india flight that passenger discovered what has now been confirmed to part of a vegetable processing machine. the catering company used by the airline, apologized in statement adding that it's committed to the highest standards of food safety saying that has now strengthened the inspection and maintenance policies. >> the fremont fire department is reminding people all fireworks are banned in the city. this includes, quote, unquote, safe and sane fireworks that are legal in some other cities in the bay. the band in for months been in effect since 1986. fines for having indoor using fireworks range from $1000 all up to $50,000 and parents may be held liable for any damages or injuries caused by fireworks. their children are using. >> with the 4th of july coming up, the peninsula, humane society is offering the usual advice. good to be reminded and keeping your pet safe as always. they're reminding people don't take your pets to any kind of show involving fireworks if the animals are home, make sure blinds or drapes are closed. there's tv or radio or even if and above for the the noise

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but on the other hand, if it can get some credit with air of states, india, ron, by playing a balancing role in the crisis, then all the better. and that's the bottom line. the in india, illegal mining is having a devastating impact on an ancient mountain range and don't local residence. you look at how much dust there is everywhere. my father is during the phase $1.00 oh $1.00 east travels to india to investigate mining. gimme a ralph as he mounted on out his ear before the war. $8000.00 patients cross that alpha and beta in crossings every month to receive treatment abroad. that number has dwindled. to lisbeth, 5000 evacuated and 7 months of conflict, pushing through the pain, 11 year old door, reno dia and finally walk again. dream couldn't move her legs after an air straight killed 60 members of her family and gaza on chest. good, good. i thought i'd have to stay for more than a year in the wheelchair. i was asking my aunt if i'd be paralyzed forever. this facility was filled with the 22 world cup. now it's been turned into a place with 500 patients receive treatment, education and

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the monsoon rains, the air across a good pos of bus, central southern india west and got seeing some live the showers should be seeing a little more in the way of what the weather up towards the northwest. we have always warranties in force for the right across a central areas as we go one through west saturday. that's more right. coming in across the southern and west. some parts of india is still pretty wet. best for lanka, the ship this product as it is a rescue for weary travelers. most are crossing africa looking for a possible way to europe. some are coming back the other way and their stories are chilling. reminder of the dangerous that's my head, the safe haven at the crossroads of hope and despair. the loss shelter. witness on a jersey a. it is rather and hezbollah on the verge of full blown for the 2 sides of setting up the rest of your control sort of attacks. israel says firms for defensive and level have been approved. what would a well look like this time around? and those diplomacy stand a chance this is inside story the .

in pakistan, in india, but also in the us?econd for the next 20 years, which is this astonishing number. as i said, it requires this energy. people in the us have been warned about blackouts during heatwaves in the past couple of years. it's certainly possible that people are going to be willing to sell that. i think these bigger questions about what we can do to mean that houses don't require that air conditioning is kind of more important. but, kate, are we getting closer to the thought that there will be places where human beings simply can't live properly now? all of that depends on how much we adapt. the world bank estimates that by 2050, 200 million people are going to have migrated because of climate change, but a lot of that is thought to happen within countries. so people who live in, say, coastal areas of bangladesh, as flooding increases, might choose to move to inland cities. where we see people choose to migrate internationally is where people's livelihood is affected for a number of years. so people like subsiste

a heat wave has killed at least 52 people in northern india.titute and poor people, forced to work under. open air, in total, from the beginning of march to mid-june in the country there was at least 110 deaths from fat were recorded, more than 40 thousand people were hospitalized with heatstroke, extreme weather... the phenomena will intensify in russia, this summer is a clear example of this, at the start of june in the center of the country the temperature corresponded to mid-summer indicators, then the heat was replaced by mega-showers, thunderstorms, tornadoes, hail, and squally winds. such hysterical weather is a consequence of climate change, experts explain. meteorologists estimate that june 2024 could be one of the hottest in history. planets. and now our traditional column is space weather forecast, which we are compiling together with our colleagues from the iran space research institute. the sun has hidden. the week was surprisingly calm in terms of geomagnetic activity. in recent days there have been no storms, or even weak disturb

a heat wave has killed at least 52 people in northern india.r people forced to work in the open air. in total, from the beginning of march to mid-june , at least 110 deaths from fat were recorded in the country. more than 40,000 people were hospitalized with heatstroke, extreme weather events will intensify in russia, this summer is a clear example of this, at the start of june in the center of the country the temperature corresponded to the indicators mid-summer, then the heat was replaced by mega-showers, thunderstorms, tornado hail, and squally winds. such hysterical weather is a consequence of climate change, experts explain. meteorologists estimate that june 2024 could be one of the hottest in the history of the planet. and now our traditional column is the space weather forecast, which we are compiling together with our colleagues from the iran space research institute, the sun has gone down, the week has turned out to be surprising in terms of geomagnetic activity calm. in recent days there have been no storms or even weak disturbances,

a heat wave has killed at least 52 people in northern india.e and poor people forced to work in the open air. in total, from the beginning of march to mid-june , at least 110 deaths from fat were recorded in the country, more than 40,000 people were hospitalized with heatstroke. extreme weather events will intensify in russia, this summer is a prime example of this. at the beginning of june in the center of the country, the temperature corresponded to mid-summer levels. then the heat was replaced by mega-showers, thunderstorms, tornadoes, hail, and squally winds. such hysterical weather is a consequence of climate change, experts explain. meteorologists estimate that june 2024 could be one of the hottest. in the history of the planet, now our traditional column is space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from iran space research institute, the sun has gone down and the week has been surprisingly calm in terms of geomagnetic activity. there have been no storms or even mild disturbances in recent days. although formal

one of the passenger train carriages was suspended in the air and three carriages derailed. the cause of this accident is the negligence of the train driver to the warning signs. following. it led to the death of at least 13 people in these two central american countries. according to local authorities, some of these people were killed due to the falling of trees and electric poles on their cars on highways. the congress of el salvador has declared a state of emergency in this country. silasa rains in southeast china did not kill left. 17 people were also missing. the flood has also caused the destruction of houses and farmlands, landslides, power outages and the displacement of thousands of people in guangdong and fujian provinces of china. we are coming to the end of the world today. good night. goodbye. it is heard in the region and the world that it is due to your power. to join the chele khemat campaign, just do something for the people with the intention of the martyrs of khemat and send the number 8 to 123 39. a workshop as large as iran, how can i help you ? we can h

one of the carriages of the passenger train was suspended in the air and three carriages derailed. the cause of this accident is the cargo train driver's inattention to the warning signs. following the sinking of two ships. according to local authorities, some of these people fell on their cars on the main roads due to the fall of trees and electric poles. we are reaching the end of the world today, good night, god bless you. mr. jangi as the first child of the martyred lady mahabad came to the meeting of 392 sunni martyrs of west azarbaijan during the period of holy defense. today , the country of the islamic republic is seen with strength and pride in this region . i want to tell them that we are always behind the leader , we are behind our revolution, we are behind the legacy they left for us, that is, the islamic revolution, we are the martyrs. i am proud to be a martyr, so that they can train to defend the islamic world and the islamic country, the role of women should definitely be it should always be prominently kept and preserving the blood of the martyrs will definitely ma

rosves hos has already sent 400 paratroopers and air forest fire fighters to these regions.a, the results of the parliamentary elections are being summed up according to preliminary data from the party of the current prime minister narendra modi gains the majority. votes in the legislative assembly, so he can take this post for a third time. today , graduates who have chosen social studies and physics take the unified state exam. 36,000 students registered for the exam in these subjects. at the beginning of the year, you can retake one of the exams to enter the university before the end of the admission process.

in south africa and thailand and the united air. remember, it's all voted against the, for the final resolution. so most didn't go and those it didn't go, couldn't agree with the russ. meanwhile, mr. trump said over the weekend that he would have the russia and ukraine matter settled before he even moves into the winehouse. now, it's not like mr. trump to brag, but what? no matter what you think of him, he may be on the something here like he wants was with the wall that's gonna spark accord with many americans. i think manila, what do you think? well, like you said, rick, here it wrong. while i mostly agree that zalinski is perhaps the greatest snake oil salesman that ever lived, i have very little confidence that this big money laundering scheme was the brainchild of some b list after which the landscape is. he's an actor, let's not forget. he spent his whole adult life up until 2019 as a comedic tv actor, to say that a guy who made his money being a court jester to oligarchs dreamed up this intricate plan to procure billions of d

david: we will deal with the other big election, the election which is still up in the air as we speakr of india who is now out of chicago to try and figure out what exactly the ramifications for the indian economy and their financial markets will be. >> really looking forward to that conversation. another very timely conversation. what you're seeing right now is a live shot of the indian prime minister about to address his party from the bjp headquarters in new delhi. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo katie: let's take a quick look at some stocks hitting highs today. hitting a 52-week high from walmart on the news its sam's club chain this fall for the move intended to attract new members and better compete with costco. nvidia hitting highs today. the ceo says the company is working on the certification process for samsung's memory chips. it's a final step before samsung can sup

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this being flocking to india is really offensive. has the multiple, i let this entire residential area has been flattened by this really occupation forces. it's now a goes to city. there is no trace of human life. and it depends on how does, while filming, we discovered this was a center sheltering display of smell, experience as we were filming. and we found that body of the line over there in the middle of what once was a temporary shelter. no one could come near the body to bury him for fear of being targeted, move out of the cord, going to report you to the single defense themes. anyway, what seems he was killed in and he's rarely ever strike until now. no one has been able to recover or very if his body has copy or well, and that's how our camera crew cannot get any closer this on have you. we have taken refuge behind this room building that looks like this entire area is under is really air rates heavy. i'm a totally controlled by is really fire power, the high sci young stuff. and no one can answer such a yeah. or used to mean

were killed in over 400 injured and be heard already when the operation started the heavy intensive air strikes. a by midday, uh, that the army confirmed there were these extracts without knowing what that meant. there were the 1st reports that, you know, the hospital, india by law was inundated with injured people. that said, they're overwhelmed. they're also a lot of video footage circulating on social media. so of course, if you have those contrasting pictures, you have, you know, people, morning and devastating seems in gaza. and of course the joy here in israel about those 4 hostages that are coming home or came home after 8 months of being in captivity. okay, dw tanya kramer with the latest from jerusalem, tanya, thank you. or hi julie, these, you know, have to be table is our middle is analyst. shawnie was honest, she's been monitoring events for us today. i mean the lot the process here. joy, due to these 4 hostages to where rescue to life. yeah. it's unbelievable. i mean for these really, it was a complete shock. i mean, you can see the toughest news anchors and, and you know,

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an example of the full out can be seen in 2017 india, where a collapse of infrastructure led to around 2000 cases of color are being reported each day. part of war is involved in destroying the environmental capacities of nations. and we saw that in a rock radio, the few fires that happens. we're seeing it right now and ukraine. one of the key targets is often fuel depot. so we had some changes around nuclear waste, there was a stock sheet that was talked to is reduced ammonia into the so odd of military impacts is that they leave a legacy of destruction. most famously we saw that in vietnam with age are in still affecting bus at dfcs, a decades later. we see it really stop to the right now in terms of, gosh, i say, you know, tennessee whole neighborhoods being raised to the ground. you're also seeing the use of toxic weapons such as white foss, 1st bands through the scanning leaves, a toxic after effects seem to shut down a fold sanitation facilities by through being palmed and also through the shuttle for black tricity. and of course, that's a release of toxic chemicals. so when you

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any attempt to drag india into a global war. you can watch this full interview on the latest episode of going underground airing throughout the day here on r t i. here's a quick preview. yes, i'm not just one, but 7. we're strategic slash and then the treatments with the united states is beeping at style. so, but the list of the same time in there is also a shooting. it's a long standing relationship and bond sure. but the rest year after that you can walk again back to this fissions tried to blame. yeah. deciding with the us. but i'd say the fact is an engine, pardon, policy is fiercely independent and that independence has only strengthened on demo the it will not change. certainly not, the americans have reloaded the hard weight. that's how much of pressure they can apply. india will not shift from is strategic autonomy maintain an independent foreign policy. that is the government, the, the washington is today. it wants to build an international antique china correlation or the chart off to india in the war war war war style

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one of the wagons the passenger train was suspended in the air and three other carriages derailed. the cause of this accident is the cargo train driver's inattention to the railway signs. and free treatment insurance for 33 million iranians was achieved by the 13th government, according to the deputy minister of health, in addition to setting up 87 infertility treatment centers. in the last 3 years, 3 thousand intensive care beds were also set up in the country. shethar was supposed to sell his car to treat his child, but this car was not needed. i told him that now if the hakim hospital center is not approved by us, i will sell the car and we will go to the hospital. private, then we came here, we saw the environment here , thank god, the quality is much, much better than private, with the establishment of 17,000 hospital beds in the 13th government, the worries of patients for many treatment costs were reduced, chemotherapy without treatment, all my medicines were covered. it was one of the biggest steps he took for hamedan and it was permanent. 8 million children under the age o

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it is our will to a commitment of a developed india, mr. his supporters, but it is not the victory he wanted. winning fewer seats than the last election which will damage the air of invincibility that has surrounded mr. modi over the last 10 years. perhaps the biggest shock -- prime minister modi inaugurated a grand hindu temple in january at a site that was disputed by hindus and muslims. expected to galvanize hindu voters, but the ruling party was defeated here by a large margin. ♪ this is how the opposition congress took in the results. with an almost equal fervor. it's rare to see this kind of jubilation amin the losingd -- amid the losing side but that is because the congress party suffered humiliating election defeats. what that has resulted in is a party whose confidence was so low that i didn't believe they could actually launch a proper challenge. this is a celebration for being significantly back in the game. supporters chanted the name of the leader from india's most prominent political dynasty, but whose capabilities and future