then for 11 on the striking bay rouge is seen as a violation of its territory. the lebanese prime minister called it an attempt to pull his country into israel's wall with moss fulton has blah, and israel has been exchanging new daily file along the lebanese is riley bought us since the war began. the strike deep and lebanese territory has raised concerns of a major retaliation from his beloved that would say the wall spread far out across israel's northern border. data over the use of us are kashodi and they root told us more of a solid array. and you know, he was more than one of the most important to leaders and how most totally those of him as he's the founder of a sound brigades. he became a member of, he became a member of the, the ability to view of him as 2000 and, and he is one of them managing go to manage yours and how my strategy. and so one of the house that i noticed by the way, and how much so he turned back to be able with the 2017. and he is, by the way, he is one of the few persons could meet the needs of his beloved has some sort of let's take

then for 11 on the striking bay rouge is seen as a violation of its territory. the lebanese prime minister called it an attempt to pull his country into israel's wall with moss fulton, the hezbollah and israel have been exchanging new daily fire along the lebanese is riley bordeaux since the war began. the strike deep and lebanese territory has raised concerns of a major retaliation from his blood that would say the wall spread fall out across these rails northern bordeaux dw, postpone a ton of trim that joins us now from jerusalem to israel as not yet confirmed or denied the killing of all every but the the have been have there been any reactions from the israeli side? well, there's also no expectation that is of which confirm and the killing of so a movie of you've heard from some politicians here, but generally we also heard from the the advise of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. mccrae and it's in las vegas in the interview with an american uh network. he was also not confirming anything just saying that it was targeting him us and certainly not an attack

alec sten seine, like victoria, from baton rouge.ly like victoria, he died from fentanyl poisoning before his 30th birthday leaving behind a heartbroken mom and dad and sister. near slidell, louisiana, just last week, a precious 2-year-old child was found dead in her home with fentanyl in her system. moms and dads, brothers, grandmothers, all of us are losing loved ones to a drug being smuggled across the border in droves. it's a parents' worst nightmare, of course, burying a child. sadly because of our open border more and more parents are having to experience that unspeakable tragedy. that leads the american people to ask a very important question. and it's one that we've been asking on this side of the aisle for a long, long time. where in the world is second mayorkas in all of this? he's of the secretary of the department of homeland security. it's his responsibility to prevent these harmful drugs from flowing into the country and to secure that border. and he's done nothing of the sort. as we've heard from border patrol agents,

then for 11 on the striking bay rouge is seen as a violation of its territory. the lebanese prime minister called it and attempts to pull his country into israel's wall with moss or fulton that has the law and israel have been exchanging new daily file along the lebanese is riley bought us since the war began. the striking deep and lebanese territory has raised concerns of a major retaliation from his beloved that would say the wall spread far out across israel's northern border. do you ever use us, especially in a route, told us more about selling a road. and you know, he was more than one of the most important leaders and how most totally those of him as he is a founder of a sound brigades. he became a member of, he became a member of the facility to view of him as 2000 and, and he is one of them managing go to manage yours and how much do i have to g. and so one of the house that i noticed by the way and how much so he turned back to be able to 2017. and he is, by the way, he is one of the few persons could meet the leader of his beloved has sent us all. mean

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and 85 mile corridor stretching from baton rouge that is filled with fossil fuel and petrochemical plantsew report by human rights watch has found newborns living in cancer alley experience low birth weights at more than three times the national average. the rate of preterm births is also twice the national average, which can cause several long-term health problems later in life, including respiratory illnesses such as asthma and cognitive issues. cancer alley is home to predominantly black communities who suffer from the highest pollution-related cancer rates in the country. this is an excerpt from a new video produced by human rights watch beginning with caitlin joshua. >> i first heard the term cancer alley when i was in college. i thought it defines what we've been dealing with in this area for some time. cancer alley is by definition the long stretch between baton rouge and new orleans filled with petrochemical industry. if you look at the map or plantations once existed, now majority black and brown population along the same line and also the similar map of the petrochemical industr

are that to understand the impact of chita rivera and all that jazz, i'm gonna rouge my knees. you could just walk down broadway right now. hey chita, the two time tony winner who originated the role of velma in chicago, passed away yesterday at 91 years old. >> i'll be the toast of chichicastenango. and of course, she originated a lot of iconic broadway roles like rosie and bye bye birdie. >> but as she told abc news a few years ago, i played greek, italian, spanish. >> i played all kinds of parts, but i'm a latin girl. everything . frida forelimb until i got her puerto rican heritage shined through and perhaps her most celebrated broadway role, and her breakout run as anita in west side story. >> coming to. and here's how she felt when steven spielberg remade the film version in 2021. more than 60 years after she originated the part in 1957. >> the fact that the movie is being done again just proves that it's a great story, and we still have a lot to learn. >> actresses who played anita in film, both winning oscars for their performances, posting on instagram to honor their h

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not only this gascenyu, not only this pack, but also the neighboring halls, so for the green and the rouge and measures, for example, calming down, with whom you will go, what kind of dance and what kind of charga is going out in vyalik gastsowne budze. the steel was dug out in the last eight months of the year, as months before it was possible to follow such a grounding measure last night, which was already lifted in the morning , the steel was dug out and gassed in the vicinity, as well as and, for example, you have become the hell of dancing and the hell of music, you are magicians... special little things so pay attention to something for yours talk to people who are close to you in your interests. but the most unusual memory for me seemed to be the font, which had softened in the ballroom. this font, because it is velma, is languid, acre, because it is velma, it has several such useful engineering elements: this font has already chalked up the vadapravo system, this font has already chalked up the sewer system. to such children, this little girl asked if there was a rumor of this marr

we look down to baton rouge, just 20 degrees. you add on the winds, and it is much colder than that. here's the temperatures a little farther to the north chicago will hang out into the teens. single digits for omaha by friday when you look at these wind chill temperatures into the morning hours, even worse. 17 below on saturday in the morning in chicago and we've got another winter storm that we are tracking 16 million people across the west are now under winter alerts there's storm system rain, snow, ice that we're going to have to deal with across the pacific northwest. and we see this next low pressure system that's going to eventually lift some snow into portions of the mid atlantic and northeast. we're not looking at an ample amount of snw 20s from columbuso pittsburgh upper 20s for boston, new york a lot of sunshine on tap today that's a look at you are why forecast, frances, back to you >>> "early today" is whack back in a minute with a new crackdown at co costco costco. the always-on, odor-fighting air freshener you set

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in belgium, the opposition is highest in rouge, even though those ships dock, almost 15 kilometers away from the city. the most recent survey finds more than 70 percent of bruce residents want fewer crews. passengers to visit. good morning in antwerp and welcome to them for the principal free tours varies in antwerp. however, more residents are turning in favor of cruise tourism the like towards the end. it's not too much, i think is some see these are like 2 infinities. there are too many tours, but here it's normal for visitors. the proximity of the cruise terminal to the old town is a huge plus my 1st visit here, and i'm already impressed by the wonderful buildings we've also visited handbook, and that was a long way from the center. so this is much better for my in my opinion, to be off the shit in the center. and the way we go last time in the city. and we're vice mayor for mobility. ken, ken is echoes that enthusiasm for the accessibility provided by the downtown terminal, which has just been renovated under his watch. they walk straight in the city. they don't need buses, they do

in belgium, the opposition is highest in rouge, even though those ships dock, almost 15 kilometers away from the city. the most recent survey finds more than 70 percent of bruce residents want fewer crews, passengers to visit. good morning in antwerp and welcome to the principal free tours very in antwerp. however, more residents are turning in favor of cruise tourism. they like doris here, and it's not too much, i think is some see these are like 2 infinities. there are too many tours, but here it's normal for visitors. the proximity of the cruise terminal to the old town is a huge plus my 1st visit here. and i'm already impressed by the wonderful buildings we've also visited handbook, and that was a long way from the center. so this is much better to my in my opinion, to be off the shit in the center. and the way we go last time in the city and or vice mayor for mobility in kenneth echoes that enthusiasm for the accessibility provided by the downtown terminal, which has just been renovated under his watch. they walk straight in the city. they don't need buses. they don't need the extr

in belgium, the opposition is highest in rouge, even though those ships dock, almost 15 kilometers away from the city. the most recent survey finds more than 70 percent of bruce residents want fewer crews. passengers to visit. good morning in antwerp and welcome to the principal free tours varies in antwerp. however, more residents are turning in favor of cruise tourism the like doors to you and it's not too much, i think is some see these are like 2 infinities. there are too many tours, but here it's normal for visitors. the proximity of the cruise terminal to the old town is a huge plus my 1st visit here, and i'm already impressed by the wonderful buildings we've also visited handbook, and that was a long way from the center. so this is much better for my in my opinion, to be also shit in the center and the way we go last time in the city and were vice mayor for mobility. ken, ken is echoes that enthusiasm for the accessibility provided by the downtown terminal, which is just been renovated under his watch. they walk straight in the city. they don't need buses, they don't need the exp

in belgium, the opposition is highest in rouge, even though those ships dock, almost 15 kilometers away from the city. the most recent survey finds more than 70 percent of bruce residents want fewer crews. passengers to visit. good morning in antwerp and welcome to the principal free tours very in antwerp. however, more residents are turning in favor of cruise tourism the like doors to your and it's not too much, i think is some see these are like 2 infinities. there are too many tours, but here it's normal for visitors. the proximity of the cruise terminal to the old town is a huge plus my 1st visit here, and i'm already impressed by the wonderful buildings we've also visited handbook, and that was a long way from the center. so this is much better to my in my opinion, to be also shit in the center and the way we go last time in the city and toward vice mayor for mobility. ken, ken is echoes that enthusiasm for the accessibility provided by the downtown terminal, which has just been renovated under his watch. they walk straight in the city. they don't need buses, they don't need the ex

the moulin rouge, the first racially integrated casino, >> the first gay bar . >> from the icons you recognize to the signs that below at a little bit of a whisper, vegas has and will continue to make history as football teams and their fans seek a little history of their own. >> absolutely, you're out for super bowl , of course, the casinos and all the watch parties are going to be fantastic but if you love sports and you love vegas and you love history, you absolutely need to come here. i'm so glad we did not pass this up. >>> when you're here, remember this, the lights of las vegas aren't all in neon, they are in the people who come here, too. >>> of course, we will report live in las vegas all week long on the morning edition right here on cbs news bay area. >>> if you can snag a ticket for super bowl lviii in las vegas, no worries, you watch the game right here on kpix, streaming on paramount+ on february 11th. >>> still ahead, new social media giant in the hot seat for not doing enough to protect kids online. the strong words from lawmakers to tech leaders >>> here's a live loo

then for 11 on the strike on bay rouge is seen as a violation of its territory. the lebanese prime minister called it an attempt to pull his country into israel's wall with moss fulton has the law, and israel has been exchanging new daily fire along the lebanese is riley bordeaux since the war began. the striking deep and lebanese territory has raised concerns of a major retaliation from his blood that would say the wall spread far out across israel's northern bordeaux correspondent, tonya cramer joins me now from jerusalem. tonya, as well as neither confirmed nor denied that they are behind this attack, yet not netanyahu has promised to go after anyone who is behind the october 7th attacks a. why do you think we haven't seen a clear statement regarding, as well as alleged involvement? you are right, israel has been very tied, looked about it. they have neither denied. know confirmed the involvement in this killing. we only heard from an official you went as far as saying that as well. see to sit in the past. was known of for saying that they named militants or t

then for 11 on the strike on bay rouge is seen as a violation of its territory. the lebanese prime minister called it an attempt to pull his country into israel's wall with moss fulton, has blah, and israel has been exchanging new daily fire along the lebanese is riley bordeaux since the war began. the striking deep and lebanese territory has raised concerns of a major retaliation from his blood that would say the wall spread far out across the east rails, northern bordeaux dw, corresponding to us all kashodi is in bare root. indeed, told us more about the last. i was wondering, as you mentioned, the reports, there are the 7 person been killed by this attack on the us. there were 3 lockets and 2, and i can so targeted the as to how far this month for the 2nd floor. and the last one i could do is i'll give you the card in front of the building. so this is what the officials, lebanese officials and mention to lately. so how much of a below is the death of i really for how mosse, which is classified as a terrorist organization. and i already was top leader. and how

then 11 on the striking bay rouge is seen as a violation of its territory. the lebanese prime minister called it an attempt to pull his country into israel's wall with moss fulton, has blah, and israel has been exchanging new daily fire along the lebanese is riley bordeaux since the war began. the striking deep and lebanese territory has raised concerns of a major retaliation from his beloved that would say the wall spread far out across the east rails northern border because one it's trying to create. i'm a joyce, be now from jerusalem to israel has not yet officially confirmed or denied the killing of other re uh, but has that been any reactions from these really side but that's by to is very officials didn't to officially acknowledge or deny the coming of set off of her jewelry, there was just some politicians commenting on this. it's not really a surprise. i'm at the same time we understand, you know, is what it has said from october 7th that they will actually go after the homeless leadership. not just in garza where we have for mostly do y'all here, si

then for 11 on the striking bay rouge is seen as a violation of its territory. the lebanese prime minister called it an attempt to pull his country into israel's wall with moss fulton has blah, and israel has been exchanging new daily file along the lebanese is riley bought us since the war began. the strike deep and lebanese territory has raised concerns of a major retaliation from his blood. that would say the wall spread far out across the east rails northern border. that's good, i'm more on this from a correspondence of us all kashodi in a bad road. i was, what more can you tell us about the last? i was wondering, as you mentioned the reports, there are the 7 person being killed by this attack on that because they're waiting for the dockets and to and i can talk to them as to how far this month for the 2nd floor. and the last, what i could do is i'll give you the card in front of the building. so this is what the officials, lebanese officials and mention to lately. so how much of a below is the death of i really for how mosse, which is fact classified as a t

the percent of the household, the absolute power in baton rouge, but maybe 30 years or 4 days after a major earthquake rock to japan or starches or in a race against time to locate survivors. among the $222.00 people, police still to be missing. the death toll has now risen to at least 90 full depends west and coastline was worst effected by the $7.00 magnitude event, which flooded in time neighborhoods and damaged infrastructure. a large area of land was flooded by this. a nomic triggered 5 year quite depends governments inbox around $30000000.00 euros less of a to support communities effective a correspondent james chase. i gave me an update on the situation in with jamie, one of the worst affected areas as well, where i'm currently standing is outside what used to be uh, which is morning market. this used to be a really key parts of the the city already buffering costs of the city. in almost every direction i can see now that is complete devastation. the reason why the devastation was sorry about it. this particular location is shortly off the crate struck here, there was a fire th

in belgium, the opposition is highest in rouge, even though those ships dock, almost 15 kilometers away from the city. the most recent survey finds more than 70 percent of bruce residents want fewer crews, passengers to visit. good morning in antwerp and welcome to them for the principal free tours very in antwerp. however, more residents are turning in favor of cruise tourism the like towards the end. it's not too much, i think is some see these are like 2 infinities. there are too many tours, but here it's normal for visitors. the proximity of the cruise terminal to the old town is a huge plus my 1st visit here, and i'm already impressed by the wonderful buildings we've also visited handbook, and that was a long way from the center. so this is much better for my in my opinion, to be off the shit in the center. and the way we go last time in the city. and we're vice mayor for mobility. ken, ken is echoes that enthusiasm for the accessibility provided by the downtown terminal, which has just been renovated under his watch. they walk straight in the city. they don't need buses, they don'

we are old victims fargo the now with all eyes on gals and the sub baton rouge of the nord stream pipelines in september 2022. it's a distant memory for some, and that's the way it seems. they like it. the a tuck left europe with a cheap and reliable supply brushing gas, but e u countries are a no rush to investigate. who was behind the bombing ortiz mean across forever. rick helps the applications from to let's or prize winner see more hers who points the finger of blame of washington. when it comes to the north string pipeline attached once it's $23.00, was the year when the masks finally dropped. the year started with the soft and revelations of world renowned investigative journalist seymour hersh. according to his inside sources, it was washington, the blue often award spring gas pipelines. as long as you are remain dependent on the pipelines for cheap natural gas, washington was afraid that countries, like germany would be reluctant to supply you credit and with the money in weapons that needed to defeat russia. it was that this unsettled moment by the authorized jake sullivan to brin

because this also signifies the 1st time that israel has gotten this close to the city center of a rouge, which is dozens of kilometers from the border with is was that was going to be important to see how as below response, particularly over the next 24 hours. but over nights we will, for the most part, have an idea as to whether or not his beloved will respond and latavia to this attack because the space will be 1st attack. sims, are early october since the work started. welcome. does not essentially put as the law on the edge of the sword, suggesting that it would be essentially intervening this more if things you escalate them. this was the escalation that they were talking about. so it's going to be really important to see how, as well, lovers phones, now it seems that mazda is not interested in negotiating anymore unless a mazda is terms are met. now this is significant because the 2 sides have been warning for the most part of the course of the last 2 months. so the situation isn't getting any better or easier. but it could also be in response to a number of different developments

i mean, i started off in my twenties dealing with the committee rouge. and you remember how bad that was coming? feels and so forth. but of 68 percent of the people killed in gaza, a women and children. they stopped counting. the numbers of children killed off to 4 know off 1000 had been counted that just didn't want to it for those self appointed champions of human rights and not in the in washington brussels dry eyes around the moment came on the piles of bodies disapproved too high to be ignored, and the goal posts changed. it turns out the dead, all right, according to who, how, when, on why on like russia and ukraine, and unlike what, how much did on the 7th of october, the killing of civilians is not a warning of israel. i'm not denying that it's happening now. of course it is. uh and, and its tragic, but it is, is not the goal of israeli forces to go out and deliberately take innocent civilian life. and they have tried to make efforts to minimize that. well, someone adapt, he has raised some target practice, please, because by the un own admission

pounded by heavy rains with up to 5 inches more possible flooding was a big problem today near baton rouge and new orleans and southeast texas. schools were closed. motorists were stranded, and even a police car got caught in the high water in texas. >>> the day after the new hampshire primary, it's game still on for donald trump and nikki haley tonight in the race for the gop nomination, despite mr. trump's back-to-back wins over haley in iowa and last night in new hampshire. hallie jackson is in south carolina tonight. >> reporter: the primary prolonged tonight, even after former president trump's decisive double-digit win in new hampshire. >> thank you, everybody. thank you. whoa >> reporter: he's making history as the only republican in a competitive primary to ever win both iowa and new hampshire. still, at his rally, not a celebration, but a condemnation after former u.n. ambassador nikki haley pledged to stay in this race. >> we're the last one standing next to donald trump >> this is not your typical victory speech, but let's not have somebody take a victory when she had a very bad

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the pool is involved in a group to baton rouge. where would its within striking distance all key if no one could believe that the guardsman would risk so many lives, including his own. so just give up the turn around once again and leave the country so quickly. bring you my a few of 3 of realizing the full responsibility for the fact that russian blood will be spilled on one of the sides. we are turning our columns around and leaving in the opposite direction to the field camps, according to the plan. but i already knew what i'm good. many russians was that he said that no russian blood was spilled which was a lie. wagner down several russian military aircraft during that means to me killing russian pilots. something which he later admitted himself, and that was the final shore even for those who continue to support him. despite his reckless behavior, no prior success on the front line, could excuse the killing of russian soldiers in vain privileges. and could have been remembered as a hero who lived his men to victory and on boss.

the pool is involved in a group to baton rouge where it would be within striking distance off key if no one could believe that precautions would risk so many lives, including his own. so just give up the turn around once again and leave the country so quickly. bring you maya. few of 3 of realizing the full responsibility for the fact that russian blood will be spilled on one of the sides. we are turning our columns around and leaving in the opposite direction to the field camps, according to the plan. the news? well, i am good. many russians was that he said that no russian blood was spilled, which was a lie. wagner down several russian military aircraft doing the means to me, killing russian pilots. something which he later admitted himself. and that was the final straw, even for those who continued to support him. despite his reckless behavior, no prior success on the front line could excuse the killing of russian soldiers in vain, pretty large and could have been remembered as a hero who led his men to victory and on boss. but instead he loved them and himself, and so shameful, ex

was particularly well known for his work during the vietnam war and about cambodia under the khmer rougeive programme world in action. he was also a well—known critic of western foreign policy. tim dawson is the deputy general secretary of international federation ofjournalists. he told the bbc how he'd rememberjohn pilger. as an enormously committed and talented journalist who i think, you know, i think is a giant ofjournalism not only in this country, but around the world. he's someone whose tenacious pursuit of so many subjects really changed world affairs. and while there are many things — many of his opinions that i don't share, i think he's a shining example of committed, determined journalism who takes that commitment and determination to entirely new audiences. he had many critics, he had many, many views, and it's unsurprising that he had critics. i said to one of your colleagues earlier he's quite possibly somebody i wouldn't have voted, for had he stood to be prime minister. but once i'd voted for somebody to be prime minister, would i want pilger to be holding them to account

to contain also with israel tottering more and more senior members of hezbollah corresponded in bay rouge. was saying that the lease was kidding, is something like the 6 senior has been a member to have been killed. how do you expect has been left response, but at some point it wouldn't be necessary for he's for that to do something else. i mean, and natural law has been on the fraser by these home people and by other articles here in the reason that they were expecting him to say something else that they were expecting that he's without taking more, you'd be rolling, confronting his file. uh oh, i've list open in the 2nd front to avoid the price of a friendly and gusta on visits on top. and i know somebody's very conscious about what can happen 11 on if there is another base or another work, a bug at some point if they keep keeping that on a piece of without having accept public recognition from people in east 3033, they would force to do something as otherwise have kind of habit done some military units of the i'm not following the direction so that's all i can. ok the independently on

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convinced that puts an end precaution and had time this to read the pool is the wagner groups a baton rouge where it would be within striking distance off key if no one could believe that the guardsman would risk so many lives, including his own. so just give off the turn around once again and leave the country so quickly. bringing maya few of 3 of realizing the full responsibility for the fact that russian blood will be spilled on one of the sides. we are turning our columns around and leaving in the opposite direction to the field camps, according to the plan. what i'm good many russians was that he said that no russian blood was spilled, which was a lie. wagner down several russian military aircraft doing the means to me, killing russian pilots. something which he later admitted himself. and that was the final straw, even for those who continued to support him. despite his reckless behavior, no prior success on the front line could excuse the killing of russian soldiers in vain, pretty large and could have been remembered as a hero who led his men some victory and on boss. but instead, h

now rouge and alf and lodging. there were a round 60 people inside the building. all of them were killed. no ambulances or risk of services came to recover them. the city of the corpses are spread around the streets. it is as if an earthquake struck the neighborhood of destroying our homes, leaving us with nothing. we no longer have shelter, food or drink of good, and now we live on the streets. where can we go? as well added to the aid comes it may the near total communications block out across gals that specialist at more than a week will displaced civilians in the central. i'll is a way to early and they are among those desperately trying to stay in touch with loved ones prize and gathered there on the hill near the coast, holding up their phone and hope of catching a stable signal. the black god has impacted the work of humanitarian aid groups. in the end, they've lost civilians are all unable to get up to date information on where to go for supplies and safety. we heard from some of the gal since we've had to walk from miles just to stay in touch with family

now i rouge and alpha and lodging. there were a round 60 people inside the building. all of them were killed. no ambulances or risk of services came to recover them. the city of the corpses are spread around the streets. it is as if an earthquake struck the neighborhood of destroying our homes on leaving us with nothing. we no longer have shelter, food or drink of good, and now we live on the streets. where can we go? well, something else they're dealing with. it comes to me in a near total communications block out across gals it, which is last that more than a week. display civilians in the central, i'll is a way to area are among those desperately trying to stay in touch with loved ones. let's have a look at the scene. crowds gathered at their, on a hill near the coast, holding up their phones and hope of catching a stable signal. the blackout has impacted the work. a few military and 8 groups in the enclave. lots of millions are unable to get up to date information on where to go for supplies of safety. we heard from some of the guys since we've had to walk from mi

why do you think then he states and by rouge where he suspected that as well knew exactly where he was and you know, sense it was, it was, was forced to leave uh, by the sign as a whole. uh, you know, he was, he was moving from different countries on syria. um 13, uh, 11 and i think um, because of the uh what happens in the 7th of october. um, most of the code, the nation needs and robin and of course they know they, they all talk to somebody. that is why it is, you know, he was, it was the person who basically as talked to the, the assigned. but again, those band, he's very influential when it comes to the 1st thing and unity, he's pushing to the 1st thing. and unity is between the fact that kind of the but it's the infections. so he is influential with independence pinion, political conflicts. and this is also ups, the thing is where it is more and more. i think he feels that like either leave the 0, he would be targeted by those or yeah, that's that he's in a way, you know, he was predicting that he would not finish the year actually a token or last year he was talking to uh to his

now i rouge and elephant lodging. there were a round 60 people inside the building. all of them were killed. no ambulances or risk of services came to recover them. the city of the corpses are spread around the streets. it is as if an earthquake struck the neighborhood of destroying our homes and leaving us with nothing. we no longer have shelter food or drink o good. now we live on the streets. where can we go? i want to bring you further north from there just outside guys. the city are residential building was hit by and this really strike on the out john area of chip valley at another in buffalo area. here's a local journalist with the details from this thing in this house was targeted by a number of artillery shells and coat fire. the frequency of strikes with shelves and missiles on northern gauze has escalated a game. but what we are currently seeing all the attempts of the civil defense crew, as well as the owners of the house to evacuate this room that was targeted by an artillery shell. thank god, there was no one in this place when it was hit. the rise in t

the pool is involved in a group to baton rouge. where would its within striking distance all keys? no one could believe that the guardsman would risk so many lives, including his own. so just give up the turn around once again and leave the country so quickly. bring you my a few of 3 of realizing the full responsibility for the fact that russian blood will be spilled on one of the sides. we are turning our columns around and leaving in the opposite direction to the field camps, according to the plan. i already knew what i'm good. many russians was that he said that no russian blood was spilled, which was a lie. wagner down several russian military aircraft during the means to me killing russian pilots. something which he later admitted himself. and that was the final straw, or even for those who continued to support him. despite his reckless behavior, no prior success on the front line could excuse the killing of russian soldiers in vain burglars. and could have been remembered as a hero who lived his men to victory and on boss. but instead he loved them and himself, and so shamefu

so all duty was killed in a drones tronic and to live in these capital by rouge on tuesday is ro, hasn't acknowledged responsibility. is ready for us as a pound and central and southern guns with heavy strikes of a nice they all fall on. it came on the intense spots, as well as the cell phone, so these con units is ready, forces have carried out overnight, rights and civil cities in the occupied with bank is rarely pulled us as destroyed infrastructure and civil clashes with witnesses. the british maritime agencies reporting 3 explosions near shifting the red sea. the bloss happens 33 normal miles off the coast of assault or trim. they were between one and 5 nautical miles from the vessel, no injuries or damage. we have reported humans who to your group has attacked ships and the region. it says linked to is ro, it's a mission is a very joins us once again in the studio, director of golf study center account. i university. thanks again for being with us . just in regards to the hoodies and what we've seen happened and by roots of a nice all the international pies here. even those allied

i'm and i started off in my twenties dealing with the committee rouge. and you remember how bad that was coming? feels and so forth. but of 68 percent of the people killed in gaza, a women and children. they stopped counting. the numbers of children killed off to 4 know off, 1000 been counted, but just didn't point to it for those self appointed champions of human rights and nothing to in washington brussels dry eyes around the moment came on, the piles of bodies disapproved too high to be ignored, and the goal post changed. it turns out the dead, all right, to, according to who, how when, and why? i'm like russia and ukraine. and unlike what i'm lost it on the 7th of october, the killing of civilians is not a warning of israel. i'm not denying that it's happening now. of course it is a and, and it's tragic, but it is, is not the goal of israeli forces to go out and deliberately take innocent civilian life. and they have tried to make efforts to minimize that. well, someone adapt is raised some target practice, please, because by the un own admission civ

i don't think that to see canada any time soon acknowledging that what's happening palestine rouge on the side. but that as we approach the hearing this week on the case that was brought by south africa against israel, we hope that a piece canada will not stand the in favor of the a sending was the israel on this uh, creating a environment where, where that to genocide that keeps happening and canada, especially as the human rights advocates and the champion of the rules based international or the or at least we hope that its submission was not see any of this footage circulating online is set to show demonstrates as on the streets officer on so rallying against these really assaults on gaza as well as the funding an immediate cease via the city of boston. just as the despite widespread support, someone, the canadian people, the countries have ministration remains on moved by the flights of civilians in gaza. we've seen a lot of demonstrations and support of palestine over canada, and we have seen a lot of the statements and a lot of surveys that have been de cannot but from canadians

now i rouge and elephant lodging. there were a round 60 people inside the building, all of them were killed. no ambulances or residues services came to recover. the city of the corpses are spread around the streets. it is as if an earthquake struck the neighborhood of destroying our homes, leaving us with nothing. we no longer have shelter, food or drink o good. and now we live on the streets. where can we go? comes amid a near total communications block house across garza, this last of more than a week. this based civilian is in the central the aisle as a why the area are among those desperately trying to stay in touch with left ones. crowns gathered the on the hill near the coast, holding up the phone to the hope of catching a stable signal. the block house has impacted the work of humanitarian aid groups in the n k. well, civilians are unable to get up to date information on where to go for supplies and safety. we had for the some of the gone since he's had to work for miles just to stay in touch with family member

the nato, both take members have announced ponds to full to find that board is with russia and baton rouge by building phone codes to repel what they call the possible aggression us. despite the us, the look itself recently expanding to include finland, while most coast agent has no fights to pick with the western alliance. and the aging has also found itself on the receiving end of similar erotic planes. would be nice, her cheeks accusing tone of moving close to the north atlantic. look in asia, the sign of the heavy investments in a mold on military capabilities, including more and more advanced nuclear weapons. and a china also a way of behavior, especially in the south china sea and the weight and china is actually violating core principles for night to the workers. see that the role of the we also have to understand that this is all about nathan moving into a show. but this, the about the fact that shine light is coming closer. those, of course, need to has to address what happens in a saw the note because we order a global, the security lines about the goals for couples, they're not

and the line gets to baton rouge around midnight and then expands during the day tomorrow, across parts of northern florida, georgia, the carolinas, damaging winds. damaging winds, if not a tornado, significant flooding, as well as the low itself intensifies, wraps around that snow, and brings that moisture up into the northeast. it has a lot of snow cover. look at the winds, 50, 60 miles per hour, dinnertime and after midnight tomorrow night. that's going to be very intense. rain on top of melting snow. flood threat elevated into parts of southern new england and new jersey and d.c. regardless of whether or not you're in the flood zone, be prepared for the power to go out over the next 36 hours, as the force of this storm comes through. david? >> david: rob marciano leading us off. rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the breaking news from texas at this hour. this explosion at a hotel in downtown fort worth. the windows blown out, debris spread across the streets. reports of at least 11 people injured there, and they are searching at this hour, going from room to room, insid

a rouge and alfred lodging. there were a round 60 people inside the building. all of them were killed. no ambulances or risk of services came to recover them. the city of the corpses are spread around the streets. it is as if an earthquake struck the neighborhood of destroying our homes, leaving us with nothing. we no longer have shelter, food or drink of good, and now we live on the streets. where can we go? it comes and made a near total communications. black eyed across gals that's lasted more than a week cannot display civilians in the central o is a way to area are desperately trying to stay in touch with loved ones that show you the footage from the scene shows project gathering on the hill near the coast holding up their phones in hope of catching a stable signal, the block out has impacted the work of humanitarian aid groups in the enclave. all civilians are unable to get up to date information on where to go for supplies on safety. we heard from some of the thousands just have to work for kilometers just to stay in touch with family members. some of th

flooding was a big problem today near baton rouge and new orleans and southeast texas. schools were closed. motorists were stranded, and even a police car got caught in the high water in texas. >>> the day after the new hampshire primary, it's game still on for donald trump and nikki haley tonight. in the race for the gop nomination, despite mr. trump's back-to-back wins over haley in iowa and last night in new hampshire. hallie jackson is in south carolina tonight. >> reporter: the primary prolonged tonight, even after former president trump's decisive double-digit win in new hampshire. >> thank you, everybody. thank you. whoa. >> reporter: he's making history as the only republican in a competitive primary to ever win both iowa and new hampshire. still, at his rally, not a celebration, but a condemnation after former u.n. ambassador nikki haley pledged to stay in this race. >> we're the last one standing next to donald trump. >> this is not your typical victory speech but let's not have somebody take a victory when she had a very bad night. who the hell was the impost