that is safe from attack by air for our protection. we must have an air force. second or not or for this. we need a great army industry, a air transport system, and a great body of trained personnel. but we need more than planes and pilots and mechanics. we need scientists and mathematicians, and we need the full and very genius of the american people. we have things we can protect, a future ourselves and our allies with the weapons, the future. after the war. a small appropriation. it difficult to carry out the program that general arnold called for. although we knew the modernization of our air forces by the development of jet aircraft was a most urgent requirement. the change from propeller driven airplanes to jet airplanes to be gradual because low budget and because it takes to bring new aircraft from drawing board to operational. but 81 of the early jet fighters made, a spectacular claim to public notice when it flew from long beach, california, new york city in 4 hours and 15 minutes while jet fighters were coming into. jet bombers were still in the devel

the army air forces, become the united states air force.ey mitchell. simonton becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. aviation of the army signal corps and distinguished for his record in both world wars, becomes the first chief of staff of the united states air force. there are more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a form of our own. we used to be in the army. now we had a new look. >> there about 4000 of us. some were in the army air force. a lot of us joined up after the air force became a separate service. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in october 1947 histories made by this aircraft. and it's a pilot captain charles yeager. this airplane in this a pilot are about to be the first and te speed of sound. b-29 excess. an altitude of about 35000 feet. the ss one is on a military aircraft. a flying research laboratory designed to test the effects of supersonic flight upon airplanes. powered by port for rocket engines. less than 5000 pounds. mission quite like this one note airplane there with ss one is about to do. leve

the hot air it gets pushed out. you may also have noticed that houses in hot climates are from light. some countries like india are bringing back this approach by painting grooves with line based whitewash, which absorbs less heat. this can reduce indoor temperatures by 2 to 5 degrees celsius. when designing new buildings, bio kinetic architects tend to combine different sources of inspiration. but they will all tell you. location is everything. you have to pay attention about this an orientation and make sure your best sides of those exposed to the direction. and then we use registered the chip probably the wind direction. knowing the wind direction is important to design openings that encourage cross ventilation. other features that can help save off heat or shading devices that keep the facade cool. and insulation prevents heat from traveling through your roof. for example, of those says these methods can reduce indoor temperatures by about 5 degrees celsius. well, ceiling fans can help circulate this cooler air.

how does this revised air conditioning? thanks so much for watching. the 2nd part by the use of to the full of the fun in november 9. the take a look at these buildings for thoughts and single forth and use a new delhi new york and hong kong. noticed anything. and these parts of the world life without air conditioning can be uncomfortable or downright dangerous. more than a dozen people have died and in, during the past 2 months, due to a severe heat wave. 5th wave waste heat rate. but that brings us to our dilemma. technology needs lots of energy. in fact, cooling, building accounts for 10 percent over global electricity consumption. and that's bad news for global warming. so viciously, we call the indoors, but we want the outdoors, therefore generating the need for more things. but there are solutions, some traditional, some modern that don't have massive amounts of energy. so can they help us break out of this visual circle? the, the story behind this conundrum begins in new york city in 1982. that's where the engineer will as carrier, leave the fou

the next step is designing buildings that aren't as reliant on air conditioners. and this is where we can really learn from traditional architecture before technology or keep the runs awards phone solutions to, to show by the preferred chunk of, of done leads bio climatic architecture projects and countries like vietnam and more atanya. that means that designs take local climates into account, so we have to study typically, or he's got to go back to the architecture of some modern buildings already doing this, such as come to the university which uses wind power. so keep its buildings cool. this method has been used in iran and other middle eastern countries for centuries . the so called wind captures are designed to trap fresh air and directed indoors. the hot air gets pushed out. you may also have noticed that houses in hot climates are from light. some countries like india are bringing back this approach by painting grooves with line based whitewash, which absorbs less heat. this can reduce indoor temperatures by 2 to 5 degrees celsius. when designing new build

across the country there. air strikes. across the country there- the — air strikes. the writer's _ air strikes. across the country there. the writer's news - air strikes. across the country i there. the writer's news agency are promoting us, the idf are saying that on saturday, it had killed two militants from the armed wing of hamas operating in lebanon. obviously a difficult and unclear picture on the ground, but when it comes to those displaced, we are seeing civilians caught up in the mix of theirs.— in the mix of theirs. indeed, the government _ in the mix of theirs. indeed, the government says - in the mix of theirs. indeed, j the government says around in the mix of theirs. indeed, - the government says around 1.2 million now are displaced and stretched all over the country, but mainly hearing beirut, that is housing the majority of those displaced in shelters, empty apartments, hotels, government and un says that over 900 shelters are full of displaced people and we know the others tried to escape to syria, to delete that some 200,000 or more tried before tha

syrian air defenses successfully intercepted some of the missiles. according to the syrian military, three civilians were killed and nine others injured. there was significant damage to private property as well. syrian television. said one of its anchors was killed in the attacks, subsequently another wave of attacks was aimed at the suburbs of damascus, which was intercepted by air defenses. syria has consistently urged the un security council to take action against these assults which it views as clear violations of its sovereignty and territorial integrity. well, in a solem event held in the historic, al-amin neighborhood of old damascus, syrians gathered to mourn the marterem of hezbullah secretary general said hasan nasurlah, the ceremony witnessed wide participation by syrians from all walks of life who paid tribute to the following leader who symbolized resilience and resistance in the region. in the heart of damascus old city, the ahlit scholarly authority in syria. and civil society organizations held a morning ceremony for the martered secr

air from the southwest and cold dry surface air from the north. unaware of the dramatic weather changes just over the horizon, cindy and her instructor continue the lesson. throttle back. now the newly until the wing line. full power nose back up to her right. hey i did that one real nice in that and then that breath stopping moment every student pilot waits for when when the instructor says make this a good landing and you can let me out. you're ready to. that's good. just go out and come back. okay. all right. yeah. call in if you have any trouble. right. be careful. a joyous moment never to be forgotten. alone in control. a powerful engine throbbing up front and empty sky above. all right. with the world. or so it seems, as the hot, dry air meets the moist gulf air, a squall line forms. turbulence grows as the cold moves in. as storms move into the influence of the jet stream aloft, they can become more intense. these are the ingredients needed to trigger tornadoes. trying to expect the unexpected. weathermen today, the incredible advantage of

the student pumped in gases to simulate air, but he also tested it on real air pumped in from just outside the lab. >> the tube is located just outside the balcony. >> reporter: in hundreds of cycles. >> it was a beautiful result. the air was completely cleansed of co2 and it was doing it repeatedly. >> reporter: after the filter is full the gas can be removed and stored and the filter used again. the next step to deploy it on an industrial scale, the hope, that capturing carbon will make us all breathe a little easier. >> for more details on this game changing creation, you can just go to kpix.com. >>> coming up in sports, the 49ers have had plenty of success against dak prescott in recent years, but they're >>> we've got some interesting changes coming in the forecast for us and one of the things we need to discuss is the first reasonable chance of rain on sunday. we'll talk about saturday as well. saturday is a piece of cake. it's just like today. first half of your weekend's fantastic, sunny and near 80, but there's a storm developing in the gulf of alaska which will bring us a little

force one and some other um critical air assets, the uh the video tape of this attack uh shows what appear to be hypersonic missiles coming in and uh in significant quantity and and um and hitting what they're you know hitting something on the ground um they uh some of them may have been intercepted but not all of them this uh appears to be part of the iranian strategy of saturation attacks if you take a look at the quantity of the missiles being fired it simply overwhelmed uh israel's air defense systems the iranians also appear to have made use of um the uh more sophisticated missiles, the hypersonic fata 2, they fired to take out the um, the arrow 2 and arrow 3 uh surfaceed air missile or anti-missile defense seals, i've been looking at some videos that look as though the iranians were deploying um sophisticated warheads that have multiple warheads and decoys um and accelerating warheads so they used "you a variety of means, back in april when we talked about this, i said, look, the iranians let off with old stuff, it was just basically to uh exhaust the israelis, exhaust the air

strikes on two homes in central gaza raising the genocidal death toll. to over 41,400, the syrian air defenses intercept is really missiles as a regine launches series of aerial attacks on the suburbs of the capital damascus. hello everyone, it's 4 am in beirot, you're watching press tv, world news. lebanon's hazbillah resistance movement is carried out fresh retaliatory attacks on the israeli regime's military positions and settlements in northern occupied palestine. the movement said it fired a barrage of 42 missiles toward regime's military base at nakura. hez also struck the settlement of cafer giladi with a noor missile, several other. settlements were also targeted by the movements rockets while occupied city of saphed was struck again by a barage of rockets. hezbulah also struck gathering of israeli soldiers in the zoura artillery position with rockets. movement said attacks are in response to israeli violations against lebanese towns, villages and civilians. also added the retaliatory operations are also in support of palestinians in gaza and the resistance. now lebanese media

canto it _ israeli air strike on a refugee canto it is _ israeli air strike on a refugee camp.at— the israeli military to carry of that sort of attack. they say — of that sort of attack. they say they— of that sort of attack. they say they did it because they were — say they did it because they were targeting a senior hamas figure — were targeting a senior hamas figure. the reports are that 18 people — figure. the reports are that 18 people were killed, the idf seen — people were killed, the idf seen seven of the dead were people — seen seven of the dead were people who were about to embark on a terrorist attack, so that is the — on a terrorist attack, so that is the israeli explanation and justification for this. palestinian media have reported that the — palestinian media have reported that the mother and her two chiidren— that the mother and her two children were among the people who were — children were among the people who were killed, and certainly the images we saw show considerable damage and also lots of— considerable damage and also lots of people being raised to hosp

everybody is feeling the chilly air.o kick off our day with a bit of sun above the horizon. open up your windows and let the first light of this saturday how that and enjoy it. because it will only get warmer and more beautiful from here even with more cloud coverage continuing today. 40s and 50s. like i said a jacket is necessary early this morning. by the afternoon, dress in layers because like we talked about, micro climates are in full forkers. feels like summer time with temperatures five to seven degrees above average. coastal communities above average as well, mid- to upper 60s. compared to this time of year, we are not used to being this warm. couple of degrees above average. hey, i will take it. get outside and enjoy yourself. because this warm air is not going to stick around for long slightly cooler by tomorrow and look at afternoon high temperatures 60s from the inland areas to the coastal communities .no longer seeing the micro climates in full force as the storm system is under way. i will let you know when

yes, it is the world's largest event for hot-air - largest event for hot—air balloon is.e is the hospitality, but also because of the weather pattern that allows balloons to take off and land from the same location. it is hard to believe that 566 macro two, it all started in 1972 with 13 hot—air balloon. —— that 566 buildings. more than 500 balloons, creative shapes and designs, what some the most unique once you have seen this year?- you have seen this year? well, we have a _ you have seen this year? well, we have a dog _ you have seen this year? well, we have a dog chew— you have seen this year? well, we have a dog chew toy - you have seen this year? well, we have a dog chew toy that i you have seen this year? well, we have a dog chew toy that is| we have a dog chew toy that is probably one of the more unique ones. but we also have a very popular character up in santa fe. we also have vehicles. we have dogs, we have a lot of different types of special shapes. and they are from all over the country and all over the world. we actually have 16 countries represented in this

air from the southwest and cold dry surface air from the north. unaware of the dramatic weather changes just over the horizon, cindy and her instructor continue the lesson. throttle back. now the newly until the wing line. full power nose back up to her right. hey i did that one real nice in that and then that breath stopping moment every student pilot waits for when when the instructor says make this a good landing and you can let me out. you're ready to. that's good. just go out and come back. okay. all right. yeah. call in if you have any trouble. right. be careful. a joyous moment never to be forgotten. alone in control. a powerful engine throbbing up front and empty sky above. all right. with the world. or so it seems, as the hot, dry air meets the moist gulf air, a squall line forms. turbulence grows as the cold moves in. as storms move into the influence of the jet stream aloft, they can become more intense. these are the ingredients needed to trigger tornadoes. trying to expect the unexpected. weathermen today, the incredible advantage of

alexey, each air defense system is created for specific tasks. the israeli air defense could not solve this task in principle. the dome cracked, perhaps the most famous air defense system in the world could not repel a massive attack. horrible footage are spreading across tv channels and social networks. a real rain of fire is pouring down on the cities of israel. iran warned the obata. but the israeli air defense had no chance of intercepting everything. according to the latest data , up to 500 rockets could have been launched in the direction of israel, this is the calculation of local media. the idf reports 200 units. it is still difficult to draw conclusions about how many of them reached their targets, but it is absolutely obvious that. at least in some areas of the jewish state, the iron dome completely failed to cope with its task, even given that, according to washington , us navy ships helped him shoot down the missiles. in total, we have 30 launchers in the iron dome contour, that's 10 batteries, each with 20 missiles, which makes a tot

let's take a look at these pictures, where there was an air —— israeli air strike nearthe an air —— israeliike near the border. reports of a mosque was hit in the south of the country. israel also continues its attacks into southern lebanon, in the south—east as well as the south—west. forthe south—east as well as the south—west. for the first time the israeli military has taken internationaljournalist into an area of that song. we were not restricted in any way. but they did have control over some of our pictures. lucy williamson went in with her cameraman. we hugged the old ceasefire line dividing israel from lebanon, driving fast, under the threat of hezbollah attack. israel's army broke through this border less than two weeks ago. now they're taking us in to show us one of the villages under their control, a couple of miles into lebanese territory. the army had taken control here just a day or two before. the area still not clear of hezbollah fighters. we are literally in an area which still hasn't been neutralised. blast it's a war zone with all the implications you can hear in the bac

and that's for the south bay for poor air quality east bay, poor air quality north bay, moderate air quality. >> lovely at the coast. beautiful conditions there, cooler. of course, air quality is better in terms of temperatures. at this hour, we're in the 80's and 90's in london where you're near the coastline. >> 60's and 70's. this temperature change. yes, considerable compared to yesterday down 13 degrees or so in santa rosa, down 9 in napa. so we're seeing a drop in temperatures just a little bit. nevertheless, the heat alerts continue. that's the heat advisories. excessive heat warnings for this extreme interior parts of the bay area. and there's even critical fire danger in effect, high pressure. this big dome of heat is still in control, bringing the offshore winds. and so that brings concerns, especially along the central coast for the fire danger. forecast highs you can see tomorrow we've got a lot of 80's and 90's inland and some areas in the 70's right along the coast, such as half moon bay. so it's really a beautiful stretch of weather. but we do see continued warm condit

israel launches fresh air strikes on darhia south of the lebanese capital bayrut as hisbollah fights of the regimes attacks on southern lebanon. the leader of yemen's ansarullah movement hailes iran's retaliation retaliatory operation true promise to against israeli regime. also in the headlines, israel's indiscriminate strikes hit more schools sheltering displaced people across gaza raised. the genocidal war's death toll to nearly 41,800. half past midnight turn, we're live coveraging, the latest news on press tv, i am bahman nurai, fresh air strikes on lebanon's capital. as hezbollah has carried out deadly attacks on israeli forces in the south. israeli war planes once again bombed beirot's southern suburb of dahia, hitting several targets including hesbollah's media relations office. lebanon's health ministery says nearly 2,0 people, including some 130 children have been killed since the start of israeli attacks on lebanon over the last year. hasbullah meanwile issued a statement saying that only on thursday. 17 israeli troopers, including a commander, have been killed in ongoing

the press of headlines, israel launches fresh air strikes on dahia south of the lebanese capital bayrut as hezball fighters fight off regime attacks on southern lebanese border. new satellite images are released showing significant damage to major israeli military base following iran's retaliatory missile strike on israel and israel indiscriminate strikes hit more schools. tering displaced palestinians across gaza, raising genocidal war's death tool to nearly 41,800. hello everyone a very warn, welcome to press tv world news, now israel launches fresh air strikes on lebanon. as hezbollah fights off regimes's attacks in the country's southern territories. israel fighters bomb central and southern beirot overnight, killing six people and injuring several others. israel's also bombed the al-qayam city in southern lebanon. meanwhile on the ground hisbollah is repelled israeli troops were trying to advance at fatima's gate. hisbullah fighters are killed 12 israeli forces in southern lebanon since wednesday. group has also fired a barrage of rockets that occupy territories targeting several a

it's a day to focus on making an effort to reduce air pollution and improve air quality.22 transit agencies provided free rides on busses, trains and ferries. all rides are free today on the san francisco bay ferry. the ferry is also celebrating rider appreciation day. >> coming up next on abc seven news at six, the four leading candidates for san francisco mayor are all on the same topic. >> i want to help people get off the streets. that is my north star. >> we're making people on the streets uncomfortable. >> we can't do this alone. we need state and federal support. and do you still sweep the streets of the camps? >> absolutely. >> in individual interviews, hear how they each say they'll tackle the chronic i to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the c

defences.— air defences.l , air defences. finally, 'ust briefly, judging �* air defences. finally, 'ust briefly, judging by h air defences. finally, just - briefly, judging by comments within the region and internationally, the tension between israel and the un peacekeepers show no sign of abating. it peacekeepers show no sign of abatinu. . , peacekeepers show no sign of abatinu. .,, , peacekeepers show no sign of abatinu. . , , . abating. it has been a difficult _ abating. it has been a difficult few _ abating. it has been a difficult few days, - abating. it has been a difficult few days, the abating. it has been a i difficult few days, the us abating. it has been a - difficult few days, the us base in south lebanon has come under fire a couple of times by israeli forces in south lebanon. yes, there was this incident around a gate at the un headquarters that was destroyed by israel. different explanations were given that for that from the united nations and the israeli forces. but israel has made it very cle

so those are the kind of air to air targets that you can hit with help from western jets from the united states and other countries. but when we're talking about ballistic missiles it's it's more difficult to hit those with jets. so they have to be taken down by air defense systems. and more than likely those missiles are going to be traveling over the territory of iraq. and there's not a whole lot of air defense systems from the united states, the western countries, there all right. >> general hertling. thank you so much for that, please. standby because if anything develops, we will come right to you. thanks for putting that into context and now we're going to turn back to the united states and the 2024 race because tim walz and j.d. vance are going to stand podium to podium on this stage. in the first and only vice presidential debate raising the stakes as net. now it is the last showdown between the two campaigns before election day, which is exactly five weeks from today, hard to believe. the role of a vp pick is usually do no harm. and that is something tim walz seems to be taking

the air strikes killed the local mayor and 15 others.d this was a direct attack on civilians. rescuers have also been searching for survivors today in the village of qana, where the israeli military says it killed a hezbollah commander. 0ur senior international correspondent 0rla guerin sent this report from beirut. terrorfrom the skies. "my god, what have they done?" he says. "they've destroyed nabatieh. " then, one more israeli air strike. carpet bombing a city that's still home to about 1,200 people. ahmed, on the left, is the mayor who stayed to look after them until his last breath. the mayor was killed here in the municipality building with five others from his crisis unit. they were meeting about aid, according to the lebanese government. israel says it struck dozens of hezbollah targets in nabatieh. a un official says it killed four members of a relief team the un worked with for more than a year. and one hour away, this was the picture in qana. "in every war we get our share of devastation," says and one hour away, this was the

air conditioners. >> or really room air. of any kind this time of year. we would either be already out of stock in that reordering. we probably would have put. but he says he stock. we have a way for the season and bring it out next kenneth cardwell is a brother at saint mary's college in moraga. >> he avoids going outside during the hottest times of day and is thankful for the cool housing on campus and is concrete thick. concrete walls stays cool for least 3 days. but he feels for those who have to work outside in the elements during a heatwave. i hope they're drinking enough water when it comes to staying cool at home the hardware and lumber general manager says and marconi shares tips with customers recommending they open their windows at night to let the cold air in and then closing them during the day to keep it by close all the windows. this morning, i kept all the the shades drawn so the house can stay cooler. i have an indoor pet, a cat. so i make sure she has plenty of water and it's cool in the house. >> i actually have fans that are on time or

and assisted in sampling and monitoring the air and soil. we also set up permit or environmental surveys of the area for personal safety. >> on day two of the emergency, the fires involving the vinyl chloride causes intensified in the areas to the west of the derailment contained the flow of corrosive acid. the first ground entry to the scene was made by an armored vehicle as we continue to identify the cars and the contents. but the end of day two, only the derailed cars were left at the scene. all the other cars which could be moved away had been taken away by the railroad. a forward command post was established near a grocery about a quarter-mile from the wreck. this command post was used for staging a reconnaissance operation within the security perimeter for extreme precaution to take personnel who are observing, taking samples and operative equipment to the vicinity of the wreck. a decontamination station was established at the forward command post to provide personnel with facilities to put on and take off protective gear and prevent

people who fix air conditioning and, you know who's in the market for air conditioning. bay area home buyers. the heat wave is keeping baker salmon busy. he's a senior technician with hometown heating and air conditioning and has been responding to calls all day. >> usually october we're getting ready to go to the heating season, but the demand the last couple of weeks and then the last couple of days also has been really high. when it comes to air conditioning. >> because of the weather, there is an often need for air conditioning in alameda. it's an island with plenty of bay breezes, but new data suggests warmer weather is pushing the one time luxury of air conditioning into the realm of necessity for many. data from zillow's consumer housing trends report 2024 shows that nationally, air conditioning is the top feature for home buyers. 83% say air conditioning is very important or extremely important in their home buying decision. that number has grown over the past six years. a study by the brookings institute states that as extreme heat grips the globe, access to air

. _ there have before more israeli air strikes.nment's health ministry in lebanon says at least 60 people have been killed in the latest air strikes, mainly in the east of the country, they hit five areas in the baalbek region. the local governor called the attacks the most violent in the area since israel escalated the conflict against hezbollah last month. the eastern bekaa valley is a stronghold of the militant group. another seven people were killed in israeli strikes on the coastal city of tyre. hezbollah has announced a new leader to take over from its long—time chief hassan nasrallah who was killed in an israeli air strike in beirut last month. he 5 naim qassem the iranian—backed group's deputy secretary general. let's speak to our middle east correspondent hugo bachega, who is in beirut. hugo, talk us through the latest israeli action in lebanon, and another large death toll overnight.- lebanon, and another large death toll overnight. yes, it was a very _ death toll overnight. yes, it was a very violent _ death toll overnig

i love that kind of air. of you who like the more summertime air will enjoy today because a cool down is under way and a spectacular cooldown. quiet and calm and the water is almost completely still because the winds are quiet as well. temperatures are chilly so you want to grab a jacket for any early morning plans. dress in layers. 40s and 50s right now. but by the afternoon above average. closer to the bay. anywhere from five to seven degrees above average for the inland communities into the santa cochlear a valley. i hope you enjoy today because more cloud coverage will arrive this afternoon and the cold front on the southern edge of the storm system. be the most moisture will be up to the north and a potential for a few of those sprinkles to head our way, and might be more sprinkles tomorrow afternoon as well and not nearly as warm tomorrow. i will let you know how long these cloudy and cool conditions will stick around coming up in my full forecast, max. back to you. >> the wait is almost over. we are no

this is showing the aftermath of an air strike.ike. this is just south of tehran. the location is thought to be a factory they said probably related to the manufacture of drone parts. just talk us through the significance of that. iranians, like most _ significance of that. iranians, like most of _ significance of that. iranians, like most of the _ significance of that. iranians, like most of the military - significance of that. iranians, like most of the military and | like most of the military and arms in the world, they do not acknowledge immediately the damages that were targeted. 0ne damages that were targeted. one example of that as the previous round of attack, the first time that iran attacked israel with a barrage of ballistic, cruise and drone missiles. after israel retaliated iran said there were some tiny drones that targeted a factory and if i'm not mistaken, a military base. just three orfour i'm not mistaken, a military base. just three or four days ago former head of iran's revolutionary guard revealed that those we

internet is really air straight on a mosque and a former school. the hum, us run, gaza media office said 93 other people were injured in the attack that took place early sunday morning in a central town of they're all by law. it said the school was being used to shelter, displaced people. israel says the 2 facilities were from us command centers. meanwhile, lebanon's capital b route has been rocked by more explosions as israel prizes ahead with its attacks against his beloved militants. the air strikes calm as israel and the world prepare to mark the one year anniversary of mazda is terror attacks, which sparked israel's military abrasions. another noise of powerful explosions in the southern suburbs of lebanon's capital bay root the blast. following this really military warning for residents to evacuate. on the other side of the border is rios that intercepted nearly a 100 projectiles. fired from loving and on saturday. francis present emanuel mac con, speaking after some of the french speaking leaders in paris, criticized israel's ground operatio

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this is after the israeli air strikes on a israeli air strikes on a israeli military targets.he ministry said in a statement that iran recognises its responsibilities towards regional peace and security. that is coming from reuters and we previously reported that iran has said that it has the right to defend itself from the foreign ministry saying it is entitled and obliged to defend itself after israel launched retaliatory air strikes against the country overnight. there has been plenty of international response including from prime minister keir starmer. let�*s take a listen to his response to this. i am clear that israel has the right to defend itself against iranian aggression. i am equally clear that we need to avoid further regional escalation and urge all sides to show restraint. iran should not respond. we will continue to work with allies to de—escalate the situation across the region. earlier i spoke to our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. a number of iranian media now reporting the death of two soldiers, saying that they died while confronting the pro

air strike. in this connection, our correspondent mentioned that news channels including al-mayadeen reported that the sound of these attacks on beirut was heard in nearby cities, including sida sur. greetings to you, dear viewers of seh bammad news channel, we present the commemoration ceremony of mujahid fi sabilullah, sayyed aziz of the islamic ummah, martyr sayyed hasan. nasrallah, the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah, the leader of the islamic revolution , will be held at imam khomeini's mausoleum in tehran, in the presence of his holiness. on the eve of the first anniversary of the al-aqsa storm of the palestinian islamic resistance fighters, the friday prayer in tehran will be held under the leadership of ayatollah khamenei, the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, in the shrine of imam khomeini.

one air strikes hit an apartment building near the city center. and this comes as, as really ground forces and southern lebanon battle hezbollah fighters, lebanese authorities say more than a 1000 people have died and 2 weeks of airstrikes. and that's our time. thanks for your company. the women holding their own nobody could have imagined female manages, manages the yeah, and rick show rosie work in a tricky environment. and demanding jobs, having drunk man down to the ground next door. and i the enter the conflicts own with sarah kelly's. ukraine says that a threesome incursion into russian territory has made a mockery of fruitless red lines, and that the west should go haul in to help when the war i discussed the options with a finished foreign minister, alina about. tony, thanks for having me. so how does she see the prospect of turning the side in bushes and phrasing of ukraine? conflict in 16 minutes on dw, the so you don't think and feel the same way you expect and want different things from life, from your parents. i just want to pursue wh

well, psychological exhaustion, psychological pressure and exhaustion of air defense means. constantly daily diverting attention to both shahedis and gerberas. and in fact, this is the preparation of the conditions for a more massive strike, within the limits of which all types of missiles, cruise missiles, ballistic missiles and so on will be used in combination, that is, they are also preparing for this, but i wonder how much of this game we can play together with them? but we can play, and once again we demonstrate high indicators on strikes on the territory of the russian federation, something that did not happen, for example, in the 22nd year and even in the 23rd. on the 24th, we have massive raids, mass airstrikes on the territory of the russian federation have already become more systematic, and we strike at such objects that are really important for the russian occupying forces, that is, it is not... terror even of the civilian population, we launch a drone that, the cost of which is tens of thousands of dollars , not in order, for example, to ram a smelly khrushchev

force base, from where air operations are being controlled? however , israeli aircraft and drones are intensifying air attacks, and in several directions at once. at night, the air force bombed the southern suburbs of the lebanese capital. footage is coming from beirut of powerful explosions in the area international airport. several residential buildings were destroyed. the city of sidon was also attacked. the lebanese health ministry says that at least 95 people were killed and almost two hundred were wounded in israeli strikes in the last 24 hours. a series of explosions were heard at night in syria. an israeli drone was shot down by air defense near damascus. according to the syrian side, the fire was caused by falling debris. the arab republic's defense ministry reports the death of three civilians, and the state television channel reports the death of its presenter safa akhmat. israeli air force that same night, targets in the gaza strip were attacked, one of the targets was the vnusirat refugee camp, allegedly housing hamas militants, b

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