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that most likely fired cruise missiles from over northern lebanon and the mediterranean sea towards homs and hama govern rates. some of these missiles have mostly crossed the airspace over southern tortos. initial reports indicate that the zionist aggression has targeted ammunition uh debots of the syrian arab army because loud explosion are still being heard in a wide area in homs countryside the central region also is well known that it's a full of syrian army sites and military bases ambulances and fire fighting teams rushed to the place to the locations of the explosions after the after the large fires erupted in and they are still trying so far to control the fire, we haven't heard yet of casualties, but such such an attack, israel has tried to downplay iran's attack its military targets in retaliation for the regime's violation of the country's sovereignty and the assassination of resistant leaders, but reports by some western media and analysts prove otherwise, we have a report, on october 1st, iran launched a massive attack against israel in retaliation for israel's assassination

that most likely fired cruise missiles from over northern lebanon and the mediterranean sea towards homs and hama govern rates, some of these... missiles have mostly crossed the airspace over southern tartos, initial reports indicate that the zionist aggression has targeted ammunition debots of the syrian arab army because loud explosion are still being heard in a wide area in homs countryside, the central region also is well known that it's a full of syrian army sites and military bases, ambulances and firefighting. teams rush to the place to the occasions of the explosions after the after the large fires erupted in and they are still trying so far to control the fire, we haven't heard yet of casualties, but such such attack. the leader of yemen's ansarulah movement says the country has still much to show in the campaign against israel and its allies. "we in the yemeny front have launched more than 1,00 rockets and drones and targeted more than 153 vessels linked to israel, the us and the uk. we also shut down 11 us mq9 drones. our military front will continue to develop and advance its

they are facing increasing risk of famine due to age shortages, 2 sisters, re hom, and 5 times low, but filmed their own accounts of daily life. in garza city for dw, waiting for a hot meal. international charge you distribute c p among palestinians families. you flat, the latest is really offensive on parts of northern garza and have taken shelter here in dollars. the city. increasing scarcity of food here is deepening. the humanitarian crisis and the fee is little thing. how to bill was a want to talk about the situation we live in was in that it had been a, if it isn't the, the war. and simon we faced and are still facing is they've been set out in the military and how previously we didn't have anything to eat. we were deprived of flower vegetables. fruits means to me almost every thing is i looked at me 8 dot com and time without threat or any of the food is just to stay alive. and i know it will go with the home, but it will be doing a, but those will be issued. we started eating bread again. when they recently allowed flour, and it must be a, she said it looking bad the p. and but

will hom, europe's own comic, the i'm good. how the elf is welcome to the program. you're ons, foreign minister is in the lebanese capital, and as is really, as strikes close in on, lead is of the has the law militia, which is supported by 2 ron for a minute. some of us are actually met with lebanon's contact the prime. and that's the only all is of these really will plants struck a building that's reportedly contained, a bunker has blog officials with me to iran. top diplomat is expected to discuss as well as campaign. we've lebanese officials, media reports, say the overnight attacked, aimed to kill a possible successor to the full melita hoss on those ra who was killed last friday . this is the moment explosions designated right next to be room international airport. just minutes after a flight landed huge blasts were heard in the cities southern suburbs well into the night. since last week's killing of his ball, a leader of how sudden this roll up a route has been hit by multiple is really air strikes. early on thursday, plumes of smoke billowed across the city

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it's hom to over 100,000 people and the issue, the order came out at around 11am and just around threer of baalbek today, who told us within that period of around three hours, locals fled the city and scenes of panic but many thousands chose to remain for various reasons. he was insistent that baalbek — yes, it's in the bekaa valley which is a home to large support of hezbollah — but he says there was no weapons storage from the israeli military for their part said the site they've been attacking in the bekaa valley today had been intending to hit hezbollah fuel, given to them by iran, they say. but we have not heard of any casualties so far, but in the wider bekaa valley area, reports of dozens injured or killed in israeli air strikes and those strikes took place as the new leader of hezbollah made his the order came out at around 11am and just around three hours later, the air strikes began. we managed to speak to the mayor of baalbek today, who told us within that period of around three hours, locals fled the city and scenes of panic but many thousands chose to remain for various re

defense of the syrian army responded to the military aggression of the zionist regime in the province of homs in the center of syria. the official syrian news agency sana announced that the purpose of the attack was to damage the center for the collection of aid sent from iraq to the victims in syria and lebanon. about more details of this attack and damages its finances and possible lives have yet to be reported. the soldiers of the zionist regime threatened that if this regime does not seek an agreement for the liberation of isro, it will no longer participate in the war. 130 soldiers of the zionist regime warned in a letter to prime minister netanyahu and minister of war yagalat that the continuation of the war in gaza will not only delay the return of prisoners. it also endangers their lives , and many of them were killed by the army's attacks. if this regime does not immediately change course and work to ensure the return of usra, we will end our military service and no longer serve we will not participate in the war, unless the way of negotiation with hamas is taken for the release of t

and the city of homs is in syria.se meadows were targeted by airstrikes, yet no detailed report on the amount of damage caused by these airstrikes or the amount of casualties caused by it has been received. we did not, but this action that took place after the air attack on the land border terminal of lebanon towards damascus, the capital of syria, which practically led to the cutting off of this important communication road and economic artery, we witnessed an air attack towards the northeast of the city of hormel on the border of syria and we are in lebanon , there was an attack inside the lebanese territory and other attacks in the qasr area inside the syrian territory. all this is to ensure that there is no aid line to help the lebanese and to get food to lebanon and medicine to lebanon in war conditions. and you are practically fighting. it can create war conditions from air, sea and land, and so on do you want to cover some kind of economic blockade on lebanon in america? this caused some of the ministers of the

in 2014, we fled homs because of the events there, there was a war there too, we lived in nobotie in the south of lebanon, and today we had to flee again, there are no basic things here. no toilets, no places to sleep, people bring food, some get it, some are starving, the situation is very difficult, we need help, we have children, and you see where we have to live. official data from the lebanese authorities do not inspire optimism. the country is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe, only 80% of the refugees from juglan can be provided with food packages. essential items, even less, 50%. there are 900 temporary accommodation points in the country, where 160 thousand citizens are currently located, the total number of refugees from the southeast of the southern suburbs of beirut has exceeded one million people. just yesterday, one of the fire stations in southern lebanon looked like this. today, it is piles of concrete and reinforcement. as a result of the israeli air strikes , more than 20 people from among the rescuers were killed. moreover, the air force continues to infli

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5 children, is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu insistence forces will achieve victory over hom, us, which carried off the october 7th, tara tax. the well has changed the lives of gauze, of civilian population and during hunger disease and the collapse of the health care system. a this is where the to move of family can home, but only for no. there's this one of thousands of tents near the beach and send to a gaza. there were forced to leave the re, a home in northern gauze at last october. i must admit, attends from gaza pool to the attacked southern is really communities is where every time you did with an air offensive and play to a ground invasion of these how, how spend up to saddam and the grandchildren has been on the move for the past 12 months, like tens of thousands of other postings in gaza. we were displaced by the foaming wherever we went. they were mess because we would leave one place struck by tragedy only to arrive at another place where a new booming and folded every place. we fled to became another scene of devastation to con, pay myself. they sold shelter and

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and if those prospects can come hom, why not? maybe by the time your daughter is our age, she'll be able to talk to the dog. i don't know how she would talk, but at least understand what the dog is saying. you know, google translate is what? it's nothing. if not machine learning. it gets better the more we throw languages and words in there. and maybe that can work in the animal kingdom as well. and someday you'll, your daughter and dog will communicate, you know, other than just the love that passes between them, right? sure, sure. so. all right, well, scott, thanks so much. you bet. interesting. for sure. all right, well, after hurricane milton left devastating damage to tampa's tropicana field, a new report out estimates that nfl stadiums could suffer some $11 billion in climate related losses by 2050. that's according to climate x, which analyzes climate risks for nfl. stadiums have already suffered climate losses. 2010 snowstorm collapsed the home of the minnesota vikings, and when hurricane katrina hit the stadium in new or

obviously it was lower. hom isn't buried with the latest as well. the housing is ready as strikes on the southern south as of bay roads throughout the night. there were full consecutive strikes at around midnight. some of those absolutely massive lighting up the night sky and then they were taking place throughout the evening for the shang, around for a local time. there's also been taking place throughout the day yesterday. we've had dry drawings, suckling ahead. now one of the big issues as being the paramedics to get in to see if there's any injured to see if they're off fatalities, and to get them out. these strikes, the continuous strikes, happy and preventing them from doing that. but we've also seen a lot of action taking place in the south of 11 on the hezbollah has issued a statement to say that it's still infiltration of is ready for says in the play, the village is just on the board to with israel. but the conflict that has bo was going out and it's been going on for decades. here's my report has below, has been considered as the middle a

the idea of stays, the strike aimed to quote mis against the risk of hom and civilians. the dozens of people were reported wounded, following the idea attack as well. claims to have been targeting her last numbers hiding under the show. so similar attacks of met strong condemnation with american magic's work and getting guns and making any impassioned appeal to the white house . with only marginal exceptions, everyone in gaza is sick, injured or both. this includes every national aid worker, every international volunteer, and probably every is really hostage. every man, woman, and child, we quickly learned that our palestinian healthcare colleagues were among the most traumatized people in gauze and perhaps in the entire world. this as the goals and health ministry estimates for 41000 people, they've been killed and nearly 90. 7000 more have been injured in id us twice since last october, 4th and people lost their lives in the past day alone. the push is founded. oaks from n g o say is more women and children has been killed in dogs the over the past year . but in any of

killed and seven others wounded in israeli air strikes at a military site near the western city of homsr strikes on a neighbourhood in the capital damascus. the world health organization has postponed a polio vaccination campaign in northern gaza, blaming continued violence and a lack of humanitarian pauses that would allow health teams to reach people. the crucial second round of immunisations was due to get under way on wednesday, with almost 120,000 children set to be vaccinated. as the humanitarian challenges deepen, a former senior official on israel's national security council has called on army soldiers to refuse orders that could lead to war crimes being committed in gaza — allegations israel has denied. in his latest diplomatic tour of the region, us secretary of state antony blinken warned israel to boost aid or face possible consequences. with me is said shehata from bbc arabic. if we start with what happened overnight in lebanon, southern beirut, talk us through what's been going on. i? beirut, talk us through what's been going on— been going on. 17 israeli air strikes targe

on the floor, there is, there are male footprints , size forty-six, firmu, let's get out of here, homs, no, no, i'll look some more, you go, so, so, look, i found it. she went missing a week ago. komarova elena - 21 years old, light hair, blue eyes, height 170 cm . was wearing a blue dress with a small pattern, gray shoes. light nylons. well, what do you think? well, it looks like her. yeah, so, she went to a nightclub with her friend on the seventeenth and didn’t come back. okay, we’re playing games, that’s it, she’d better get down to business. why am i there, i ’ll only get in the way. yeah, don’t pay attention, you’re smart to have identified the murdered woman, and the guy is just a boor. not easy. let’s try again, please, you met three guys at the allegro nightclub, what were their names? oleg, andrey and strauss. great. and why strauss, remember? i don't know. tell me, what about lena, what's wrong with her? did they rape her cruelly and hit her head against the wall or the floor, quietly, please, i beg you, calm down, we won't get anywhere like this, please, please, okay, ask,

night which halted traffic at the arena and on 8.80, has tons of people were trying to get to the homs, mr. concert. the oakland arena posted updates on social media and they started letting cars and attendees back into the venue around 10:00pm 2 hours after the concert was supposed to start. >> tonight, a red flag warning is in effect for parts of contra costa, santa clara and alameda county's fire officials say. we've gone so long without rain, that grass and is dry enough to go up in flames. >> fuels trees brush, take a little longer to the and they haven't had rain 41 days are going go right now. and historically we've had some of our. largest fires in october. >> red flag warning is in effect until tomorrow morning. and of course, let's check in with the expert on the fire. danger out there. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by and wants overcome the really dangerous fire weather wise around the bay area. you get those dry long summer months now. it had a very strong heatwave. the beginning of october. that's kind of set the stage. now we get these offshore winds ki

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overhead, a low hom of israeli surveillance drones in ever present threat.idents have learned fast that where a drone lingers, before too long, bombs will follow. over the past few days, the southern suburbs of beirut have been pounded repeatedly by israeli airstrikes. behind me, the still smoking ruins of a strike from last night. the area is now completely deserted and most of the residents have fled. the air still stinks of sulfur. the idf sometimes issues alerts about impending airstrikes, morning residents to leave the area but these are often published in the middle of the night and cover vast swathes of some of the most densely populated urban areas in the country. evacuating fully at such short notice is not realistic. two heavy strikes hit next to the local hospital. on the way out, ambulance sirens screaming through the black smoke on their way to pick up more of the injured. there was no warning this time. hundreds have already been killed in the bombing of these tower blocks. and the families who do manage to run, a grim reality awaits. he had hi

if you want to take a look at these massive, gorgeous self homs. so you're going to be lined up along main street and really the winning pumpkin. we just play this weekend that happened. they aren't and pumpkin festival go ahead and get a look. >> we're going to take a break here at 6.41. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, one bay area county ranks among the top. counties in the country when it comes to happiness will tell you where. and after the break, the 49, a rookie who was shot 9 days before the season opener is back on the practice field. we're going to take a look at the return of 9 ers wide receiver ricky pearsall. >> and more sunshine today. more comfortable 70's from san francisco, oakland to san jose were all in that nice range. >> i am talking increase fire danger later in forecast. well, s why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and

we understand medical and relief materials in the city of syria's homs that just into us.ore details on that we will bring to you when we get it ? well, we're you when we get it? well, we're going to stay with breaking news. and i'm just hearing as well at this time that a terror attack is unfolding at a bus station in beer—sheva in israel. it's left reportedly one woman dead, eight others injured. that attack comes , of course, on the attack comes, of course, on the eve of the october 7th attack last year , various anniversary last year, various anniversary memorials taking place over the course of this weekend. we understand the terrorist was shot dead . israeli police say shot dead. israeli police say they're now searching for any possible accomplices after reports of both stabbing and gunfire. we will try and confirm any more details for you and bnng any more details for you and bring that to you. but indeed a lot taking place across the region of the middle east this afternoon. back here, a record breaking 973 migrants crossed the english channel in a single day yeste

he says it does not intentionally target our hom journalists . what's your reaction to that statement? well, we know that the is why the defense force have some of the most sophisticated surveillance equipment in the world. they're able to attract people from mobile phones with minute precision. we know that they have some of the most precise geo locating technology, allowing them to know where people, you know, the cause of movement, where they go at night, whom they're associated with. and we know that they have highly sophisticated, a high enhanced targeting equipment. this allows drones to deliver desk to the street addresses pretty much in the way that amazon delivers books and compact discs. when you take all of that technology and the extraordinary desco that has been visited upon journalist and gaza as well as the straight to the sky. you know, could campaign against any kind of reporting from the end 5. it's very hard not to conclude. ringback these are the new protections. i think what's most important now is for the international crimi

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remarkable situation, what you, america's main ally in the mid least could be trying to, is actively hom, the sort of electro political prospects of the president and his party as i doubt that the, the is rarely is, are, these are the government continue to prosecute this war and to where they're doing it principally or even much at all with an i to the impact on the american politics . they've shown they, they can count on the united states to come in and support them, whether it's a democratic administration or republic. and one, i do believe they turn yahoo has very critical and serious internal and political concerns. and when it's different when a ceasefire is reached, but i say when a and there may be a question or do i just i briefly what i'll do is, i mean, how humiliating, how humiliating was it for washington to see appointments in a single who repeatedly reject the plan for a cease fire. i doubt anyone expects that. the israelites are going to simply obey washington preferences. i believe they listen, but as they say they take their own decisions. i don't think it shocks anyon

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tonight to help us learn about the impact "my antonia" had on our literature and our nation is melissa homted. she's an english professor at the university of nebraska, lincoln. she's director the cather project. she's co-editor of the complete letters of willa cather. and she's author of the only wonderful thing -- "the only wonderful things," the creative partnership of willa cather and edith lewis. when did willa cather come into your life? guest: the first time i read cather was in 1980, one of my favorite professors at -- teacher, at freedom high school in bethlehem -- bethlehem, pennsylvania, suggested i read cather because i was looking for a topic for a college application essay looking for people alive in 1902 to invite to a dinner. i ended up reading "my antonia" and "oh pioneers" in one weekend. i liked "oh pioneers" better at first but by time i graduated from college i'd read "my antonia" more than 25 times. host: they're part of the prairie trilogy. guest: there's not real y a prairie trill jism one book that's usually included in that trilogy was set in colorado, not on the

because it was built after 1979, is facing an exorbitant rent increase that will push them out of their homeither in or out of the city, into homelessness, into overcrowded and unsafe situations. these rent increases are a massive impact not just on the individual households, but on the entire fabric of our community that the people who have been living in these units for decades, are part of when they're pushed out, so and i think i just, i want to really when rent control was passed, rent control units represented more than 90% of the units in san francisco. we are now down to, i think below 70%, of the housing stock being rent contro, and that 20% has not been replaced with inclusionary units. i want to be very clear there. right. so we the, the, the 80 some the more than 80,000 units that are not covered by rent control because of the preemptions at the state level that were pushed by the real tate industry when they could not repeal costa-hawkins, when they could not repeal rent control, they went to costa-hawkins as a sort of second tier. and we know that, those 80,000 something units