latest conflict, hezbollah, the militant group which is backed by around and basically controls the south of lab. and on said that is going to, that it has retaliated, chewing one is really, but no word yet. if that is a civilian or military personnel. now these and spin sounds certain to raise tensions. um, are there signs of a further escalation in the conflict on israel border with lebanon? so well, the lebanese government seems to be going the official route and they said they're lodging a complaint in an urge and complained to the you and against the strike on a civilian targets by the is really military. but don't forget that it's not the is really not the lebanese government that has control to solve. the rather has the law, which is the largest party, but it's backed by and around and in operate someone autonomously in the region there. they said that is really has to pay the price for this attack and we have to see in the next few days what exactly they mean by that. now the leader of has the law as on us for all a said last week, basically that he doesn't intend to change the status, q

we are allowed to distribute the south of the why the guys on line no one knows civilians other than the u. n. r. lab, north of warranty garza, the 6 sites that we are managing are all located in southern gaza. in, in alpha and in san eunice. and so that for now is where the bulk of our response efforts will be helping to, to care for the some of some of the $1700000.00 internally displaced persons. now the pause in fighting a might end before you even figure out how much human is there an aid is needed. what are you going to do about that? well, we're expecting a shipment of 10 trucks that have been donated by the european union of, of in kind of goods, tend mattresses of water filters and other other goods. and so we are in dissipating that those will arrive on sunday and will be able to distribute them. but again, we desperately need all parties to work towards a specific resolution of this, of this escalation. we need to be able to access all communities in gov, and we simply do need more time. if it's so difficult to to have communicate and study communication throughout garza and to have access

of guys. a good also happened in south lab and on what happened in guys a good happened in beirut, yvonne douglas, we are wary of iran's attempt to, to challenge us. and we know how to respond to those who try to attack israel. sovereignty any attempt to attempt to attack our sovereignty will be met with force. my brothers and sisters can show the full without anybody there are complex days ahead. we are fighting against a criminal enemy and the situation is difficult. however, we will face the coming days with resolve in order for us to be victorious, and in order for us to be victorious together, we will continue to build and to develop our beloved country. i thank you. questions, identity, which i'm sure lashed issue, looked at bill, shall come a call to pay the fee amount. is mr. prime minister to question last 4 or for lack of tomorrow to finish the 1st fully batch of the captives will be released. do you think things will happen smoothly and easily, and how will you insure for that amount of 4 days that following the last day of school, the scheme as the war will resume another question. we

of electricity and internet outages. israel lab repeatedly telling residents in gaza to move south to avoid being caught up in the war. in the meantime, the leader of hezbollah in lebanon has praised the october 7th attacks on israel and warn the israel-hamas war could and expand into a regional conflict. it holds 13 seats in lebanon's parliament. joining us to discuss, a senior fellow for counter terrorism at the council on foreign relations. bruce, your sense as to what you heard from him when he made those comments. there was a lot of expectations that he would try to ignite things and make life even more difficult for the israelis. it sounds as though maybe he's backed off a little bit. what is your sense of it? >> absolutely right. he was a remarkably noncommittal and unequivocal speech even though it lasted for 90 minutes. it is hamas's fate that hezbollah will intervene if necessary but basically, he was backing off any commitment of opening up a second front which is what happened after 2006 when the war between israel and hamas and gaza precipitated a war in the north and an invasion of south lebanon. >> so wh

hearing from our colleagues that even though to a lab that the south is not safe, we've had colleagues lose family members in the south, including one of our colleagues now who 7 year old son had lived, was killed in an air strike on rock a couple of weeks ago. and what we're hearing in addition is not just is it not safe in the south, but similar to the north people. now we're struggling to find the basic necessities of food, clean water, and even waiting in line 56 hours a day, just to give half a portion of bread. these 2 brothers survived the last at the fusion camp in central garza. 7 in an area where the is really ami advise people to go for the safety for the south pauses of displeased being checking this you in school of the whole of the new says we're still headed towards the unknown. the no one knows we things are going well. how long will we continue? we've left out homes that houses are being destroyed. and we have struggling in the streets. according to the un, almost 1500000 people have been displeased across the gaza strip since october 7th . take a look at a few of the other stories making headlines around the world tod

of remarkable. it's turning what used to be science fiction into an actual reality. ai is also hard at work in this lab in southking with artificial intelligence to help discover new drugs. i come into this lab and it feels like science fiction. this robot is doing tens of thousands of tests on human tissue to try to find a better treatment for cancer than chemotherapy. it's looking at how these novel therapeutic agents work on both cancer cells — these diseased cells — and healthy cells to ensure that we can find new molecules that just kill the cancer cells, but leave the healthy human cells unscathed. and the data that is generated by that platform goes back up into the cloud to generate the designs for the next set of therapeutic agents. for now, the focus is on new ways to treat cancer, but what if you peer further into the future? what about taking out diseased cells like your ageing cells, for example, to rejuvenate the human body, or cell types that are driving inflammatory process in the body? i think approaches like this and being able to selectively target subsets of cells in the body and eliminate t

of remarkable. it's turning what used to be science fiction into an actual reality. ai is also hard at work in this lab in south lab and it feels like science fiction. this robot is doing tens of thousands of tests on human tissue to try to find a better treatment for cancer than chemotherapy. it's looking at how these novel therapeutic agents work— on both cancer cells — these diseased cells — and healthy cells to ensure that we can find new molecules that just kill the cancer cells, but leave the healthy human cells unscathed. and the data that is generated by that platform goes back up into the cloud to generate the designs for the next set of therapeutic agents. for now, the focus is on new ways to treat cancer, but what if you peer further into the future? what about taking out diseased cells like your ageing cells, for example, to rejuvenate the human body, or cell types that are driving inflammatory process in the body? i think approaches like this and being able to selectively target subsets of cells in the body and eliminate them will actually transform the way in which we think about not only disease,

hearing from our colleagues that even though to a lab that the south is not safe, we've had colleagues lose family members in the south, including one of our colleagues now who 7 year old son had lived was killed in an air strike on rock a couple of weeks ago. and what we're hearing in addition is not just is it not safe in the south, but similar to the north people. now we're struggling to find the basic necessities of food, clean water, and even waiting in line 56 hours a day, just to get half a portion of bread of these 2 brothers. so by the last other, if you come in central garza in an area where the is really ami advise people to go for the safety of the yeah. design. yeah. in these areas i can see like thunderstorm. but this is not under the explosion as a rough thing. um, the situation today has been capacity for it to be honest. we have been listening to a lot of pos, from different colleagues that they have been injured for their. he has been the cause of truth and no one is being able to secure that risk to them now and being able to go and had some we got the fields from people in schools, people and that have been uh like

name from the minister writing adding is where the lab and forces all that a service is separating the ships and such northern area from the south of the idea of says it will keep a car door open for civilians to evacuate. as the ground incursions pick up pace the israel's prime minister has dismissed any possibility of a ceasefire. for them, i want you to know that there is one thing that we will not do. so there will be no cease fire without the return of our hostages. that they remove it from the lexicon altogether. we save us to both at random is in our friends. we will just continue until we meet them. we have no alternative. i think today we all understand that god doesn't have the visuals now claim the past in death. so has so past 10000 miles in just full weeks of conflict. the number of those in june is now is above 24000. then why don't know how many impasse the ends have been displaced? so the pay they particularly heavy price both physically and emotionally. some of the survivors have been recounting, that'll do. i was going see is, should i was at the street near my house, playing football. when the booming started, i

this much of relief that was too many lebanese who are just, we're hoping that this wouldn't extend the conflict to drag lab and onto it. now this us how public backing for the palestinians in south africa not least from the government, which has been a long term support job they caused. but it's a divisive issue. many of africa's jewish community want to save the government, take them off balance, stalls to definitely say, and hook up reports from kicked off. hundreds of south africans gathering to show support for the palestinian people. they accuse israel of human rights abuses in gaza. someone to solve f as in government to take what would be significant diplomatic action, the immediate thing, the so these already invested this, many of those protesting see parallels between israel's treatment of the palestinians. and so that freed this treatment of black people and pottage. human rights watch and amnesty international accused israel of being in a parted state. these really government states, those accusations are biased, inaccurate, and anti semitic. but here in south africa, the birthplace of the tomb. a party became has been a t feature of protests, of africa with our own

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with lab and on which brittany dance and advocated in the war cabinet, advocating for humanitarian pauses, and then humanitarian corridors from north to south. and now if you look at the number of disagreements between us and this, or i count about 12 publicly, about the course of the war and the after war and the red lines and conditions the us are putting on israel. it's, it's astounding. and the, the level of public disagreements, we're not, you know, basically we'll get out in front of the cameras and say the opposite of would buy it and just said, and then sort of do it by then just said it's, it's unprecedented. i've never seen so much public disagreement, and i've never seen so much caution in terms of how israel i conduct a war. now that's not to say that 15000 gallons weren't killed and that's the level of violence. israel infliction and guys that wasn't very, very excessive, but the fact that we're in the 6 day of a cease fire that the us impose that net and you know, we strongly opposed to and that we're seeing optimism from blinking among others, including the guitar, is that this will extend further and blinking, saying you will not do in southern gas of what you d

south china sea without permissionye yesterday. the navy says it asserted navigational rights and followed international law. meantime, china's running a secret illegal bio lab in our country like this one discovered in california with thousands of of biological substanceu including some labels hiv and i ebola. house china committee chairman mike gallagher joins us to discuss. plus, dramatic scenes at the southern border as texas law enforcement officers rescue migrants trying to cross the rio grande.. texas department of public safety lieutenant christopher oliveras says biden's doing nothin g to stop incidents like these. >> it's been s evident for thete last three years, wills a complete dereliction of duty when you see all these concerns and threats to public safety and national security not only withh those who have ties to terrorism, chinese nationals,ti thone gotaways, criminals fromin other countries, cartel members and threats to the american people, fentanyl coming acrossss our borders. bor sean: texas congressman ronny jackson joins us on that. plus, house ways and means committee chairman jason smith talks to maria on americans' struggle under bidenomics andn when there wilthl be hearings on the biden family business

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so anybody near the coast as it goes south, you're in line for some of that activity due east wind, no doubt about it. east wind at mount veeder, east at berkeley lab and an east southeast at ben lomond mountain at 16mph. 40s, 50s on the temps. these will probably be our lows. just too much cloud cover and rain a lot of 40s here even up towards mendocino county into lake county, middletown down to 42, mid 40s around marin county for much of them, even bodega bay at 48 and napa, 48, american canyon at 49. so not much of a spread 14 truckee 16 south lake, a little bit of snow. this is more of a rain event than it is a snow event. but there will be a little bit of some of these bands move up into the motherlode and then start to lift into the sierra. so morning rain mostly cloudy. the low will move south and then start to clear the area later today. so as it does, it will take a lot of that rain southward, lesser amounts to the north and also to the east. as we go forward, though, the big news looks to be about mendocino county north here over the next seven days. look at that. that's a that's some heavy duty totals here being forecast. arcata, cresce

of 110, he didn’t brake at all. podcast lab, all nights with you. and now our tireless traveler vadim lobachenko suggests going to visit the mirkats. these funny southre not just cute eyes, although the animals have really lively and beautiful eyes, but it’s not for nothing that small children in the zoo are drawn to them, good-natured and affectionate, they are always ready to communicate with people, as if they feel their... kinship, while most of all they are drawn to children, which is not surprising, often it is the kids who are offered to be thrown into the enclosure a little yummy for good-natured animals. this kind of information helps us understand what the animal needs in its enclosure. keepers often note that the mercats freeze when they feel there is a danger for the children, not only their own, but also visitors to the zoo, apparently they remember the value of the hand that so often and from the heart indulges them with various goodies. friday morning will continue with the news, but we will be back soon. this is news from the first studio maria vasilyeva, hello. the russian ministry of emergency situations, at the direction of presid