, military outposts in those locations. it is destroying it is vowing not to allow them to return to those refugee camps. the ada trauma, of course, that we're talking about, refugees only make it that much more a series in their minds. but the fact that you now have it tens of thousands of palestinians displaced uprooted with very little assistance to allow them to rebuild or to persevere. wireless onslaught continues. there is something to watch for because what the is really government is saying is that this is not the end to cut him. and janine are just the beginning, and that is what everybody else and the occupied westbank is watching for what will their comp turn into. and if those accounts are decimated, what will happen to them and to the right they keep hold on holding onto to return to their original homes in line with international law. i know it apart from the demolitions it is the raids that force people to flee more than 40000. since the beginning of this year in the occupied, westbank has been forced out of

this is the, or one go last between 2 continents on a journey to unlock the secrets of outposts. no place like of a witness documentary on out just in the hello. that was stopped by looking at the satellite image of south america. and you can see a dense mass of clouds moving across argentine now that fruit to rent shall reign it to the port city of by ear. blanca $400.00 millimeters in 8 hours an entire is what? that's a wrench. will rain caused flash flooding, flooding, and you can see the widespread destruction. now the skies have cleared that storm system has pushed itself further noise across uruguay into southern areas of brazil where it is set to cool things down and not the temperature down in buenos aires 20 degrees celsius. here you can see the training sha was bubbling up into bolivia, pushing up towards equity, what remains very width across much of the amazon base. and on monday, i think we're looking largely central for central america and the caribbean. that is going to change thanks to a storm system of running its way across the florida panhandle. it's going to b

it is carrying instruments to help nasa survey sites for human outpost on the moon.future astronaut missions to mars. senior correspondent jonathan serrie canada, kennedy's day center and everybody wants to know what will happen next? >> very exciting day, very exciting day at kennedy space center, sandra. the mission to unfold with attempted lunar landing will help nasa survey previously unexplored sections of the moon where they may potentially land astronauts in the future appeared to the space agency is doing it at a fraction of the nl cost by leveraging private sector appear to two machines and the team has teamed up with corporate partners including columbia sportswear that make the insulation and solar reflectors to protect sensitive equipment on the lunar lander. >> temperatures and space are pretty extreme and on the lunar surface coated with a range of minus 250 degrees fahrenheit to plus 250 degrees fahrenheit. >> nasa wants to set up human outpost to future missions to mars, which is a top priority for president trump. elon musk help to send astronauts to

so in that sense, the norway becomes the outpost of the will start from getting aside. i move it kicks of their bows. this is a protest note, sent from berlin and october 1942 to the use. the authorities who tried to deceive the germans and include many children, elderly and sick people in the transport to norway. bar. additionally, during those days, they used to shut killed 48 realtors, and sent 375 people to camps. for a $150.00 of them were sent to norway nationally stood up without fear is lost, the diabetes all go to employment. so what did i do? just to martinez said paven. yeah, i am. mama pulls up to said, i think your dates, ne, give a little bit open to that you appear to us last night. now maybe when you stay in your social, not older couple of them will use just put it with cisco without you to put it on a fiscal one of 2 points. that is, what do you want? i will. so we're going to skip knowledge. this is for keen update here that since get the could it's you or you know, federal manual when he should swear, smoke not going to really stand there. yeah, no,

while the international space station continues to orbit, nasa is preparing a new outpost in lunar orbit known as gateway. the module that will propel the lunar space station to and around the moon. now, the station will not only support the artemis mission, it will also enable unique scientific research using tools like satellites that could pave the way for future missions to mars, but also enhance environmental innovation that will help us understand and find solutions in a changing climate. now, i got a chance to speak with the chief of the power and propulsion project at nasa's glenn research center in cleveland, where the gateway is being tested. we are going back to the moon, and i think it's a big, big step. and what we are going to be using is electric propulsion. and the most powerful electric propulsion systems ever developed. the highest power 12 kilowatt ep thrusters are being delivered, and we're going to be testing those at glenn research center. so they're using solar to propel these into space. and yes, he's referring to solar, the same type of technology used in things

a report to be converted, some houses into military outposts, as well as defensive as follows, more than 40000 pellets that needs to flee from the homes. and just over a month and 14 palestinian children have been killed in the occupied westbank since the beginning of this year. 7 died off to these really minute. she launched an operation in the north of the chart tree on january the 19th. and last month, the 10 year old palestinian boy died from gunshot wounds unit for polt, stats of policy. and children have increased by a by 200 percent in the past 16 months compared to the previous 16 months. at least a $197.00 palestinian children the occupied westbank of being killed. since israel lord is full of and gauze you speak now to have you ever read who is a political unless joins is from bethlehem in the occupied westbank. welcome have you at so these a terrible statistics on that and with the focus very much on dogs, a globally in terms of global attention. that's been this huge expansion of israel is randy action in the occupied westbank. how does that tie in with israel's approach to m

and of course, they can fax it sometimes and submit it, treat outpost as well as also brought more heavy equipment and to, to cut them as well as offensive as opposed to more than $40000.00 palestinians to flee the homes in the occupied westbank in just over a month. so it has hair on alcera and present salumi in new york where 3 pros, how assign students active this are taking their university to court. i'll have the details coming up and braving the rain crowds gathering volumes of proof of hope promises remains critically ill in hospital plus all this force on it was 3rd time. lucky from this tennis prior to 5 championships are over here with us the the had a lot of them meet your logical spring may have sprung across europe this weekend.

evicted, thousands of people from the area and supposedly converted some homes and some military outposts. video footage from british newspaper. the guardian shows the last moments of a 12 year old palestinian boy. i am an i'll humbly before he was chosen killed by his ready forces during a ride on hebron. more than a week ago. the guardian concluded that what sits this case upon us is the clarity of the evidence illustrated by footage from 2 security cameras. the tells the story of the child the last moments. israel has dramatically increase the frequency and intensity of its rides on the occupied westbank. since launched its floor on gallons of 14 palestinian children had been killed in the occupied westbank since the beginning of this year. 7 died after these running military lawrence in operation in the north of the territory on january the 19th. and last month, a 10 year old palestinian boy died from gunshot wounds. unicef reports depths of palestinian children have increased by 200 percent in the past 16 months compared to the previous 16. and at least 187 palestinian children in th

and particularly in the rich countries of the world, we treat the future like a distant colonial outpost where we can freely done ecological degradation and technological risk as if there was nobody there. but of course the are, and the problem is that those future generations on here to do anything about the destruction of that what it might sound audio, lipstick, fanciful, unreal to think meaningfully about future generations. but that's largely because of the world view shaped by the overwhelming forces of self interest and profit. long term thinking is profoundly human and they have been many examples of it. let's take, for example, indigenous scripts who practice something known as 7th generation decision making. what choices are made based on how it will affect communities decades, if not hundreds of years into the future. in north america, in doing a showing a is the idea of making decisions based on the impacts looking 7 generations ahead . and that is a philosophy of deep ecological sewage in the silence. se, asia, they have a 2nd generation principle where they don't just look

process, this is the or making one go last between 2 continents on a journey to unlock the secrets of outposts. no place like of a witness documentary on out just in the hundreds of civilians are killed in syria's northwest, where a government forces and fighters loyal to the assault regime of battling full control. the until mccrae, this is l 0. live from dough ha. also coming up him, us delegation is in egypt, the tulips on the safe spot with his ro is palestinians in guns are run out of food, fuel and other essential supplies are, will not bring our hostages home families of those still held captive in guns at the mom, the is where the government do more to free them and another wave of russian. it strikes on eastern you crying. at least 14 people had been killed. the hundreds of people had been killed the northwest, syria, many of them civilians. and the most serious challenge did to the new governmental authorities, since it took power in december. the fighting has been taking place in the fort cities of live talkin and talk to us on the mediterranean coast. both were strongholds of the e

putting yourself on top of a rocket and launching it into space, the risk of living on board and outpost that is orbiting in the cold vacuum of space. and even the risk of developing a new spacecraft to get us to and from the space station. and so the mission is very important to us. the second aspect that i wanted to touch on is just the privilege it has been to be able to bear witness to the professionalism that has been on demonstration every day in the way that butch and suni have taken everything that has been thrown at them and the way that they have responded to that has been an example. but it is not just butch and suni. i think the occurrences over the past year have impacted almost all of the members of the u.s. astronaut corps in our international partners and their families. and so there are ripple effects, and to see how that community has responded to this just makes me proud to be part of that legacy of dedicated service, part of that group. it is a privilege to be a colleague of all of theirs. and so that legacy here in a few short days, crew 10 is going to arrive, and we

risks of putting yourself on top of a rocket and launching into space risk of living on board and outpost it's orbiting cold vacuum of space and even the risk of developing news spacecraft to get us to and from the space station. animation is very important to us that the second aspect and one touch on is the privilege it is meant to be able to bear witness to the professionalism and demonstration every day in the way that you know that butch and sunny taken everything is been thrown at them in a way that they have responded to that is been an example. but is not just butch and sunny and i think that you know the occurrences of the past year have actually impacted almost all of members of the uss not core international partners in the families so the ripple effects and to see how not community is responded to this coming just makes me proud to be part of the legacy dedicated service and part of that group pretty is a privilege to be a calling this. and so the legacy in a few short days, crew ten is going to arrive.ve were going to hand the baton to crew ten and we are going to return to e

hamas and hezbollah bombed, their outposts going targeted strikes with, the air force drones and thenuse special forces to wipe them up. just eliminate them the way we did. ice's. can we do it? yes. will there be a of blowback? should we do it. look, the ideal way to do this is exactly the way we did this in colombia with plan colombia is work side by side. and help solve the problem. that's not our relationship with mexican government. unfortunately, there is a lot of pride down there to. take care of the situations on their own. you know, i studied this extensively under president calderon was where we started to see the mexican military, despite the fact that they didn't want to be involved. where we saw, the mexican military start to be used in a law enforcement capacity, go after the cartels and. that was primarily due to the corruption that the law enforcement and judicial institutions had in mexico, because were being bribed. and that was one of the main pushback from the mexican was, look, we remain, the most trusted institution in the country, and we're you behind the scenes

>> well, the new york office next to fbi headquarters is the largest fbi outpost conducting investigations. but it is a center for counterintelligence, spies, espionage, counterterrorism, more terrorist attacks plotted against new york and stopped by the new york office in the nypd and the jttf than any other place in the country. cyber. the financial community, the organized crime. there is no other place like new york, which is the reason that it's not a special agent in charge. it's an actual assistant director of the fbi who is placed in charge of the new york office. um, but they've moved on new york. they have moved on. the agent in charge of miami. they've moved on. the agent in charge of las vegas. all of these things without explanation. put your papers in and and move out, as well as people in headquarters. but, anderson, this is the precursor. you know, the fbi is braced for stephen miller at the white house as deputy chief of staff for policy to emil bove the deputy attorney general. who's who's still operating, uh, basically on miller's instructions to clean house of anybody w

but china, too, is also racing to get to the moon and build a permanent outpost.ons to this as well. >> that's right. beat that. get there before they do. that's it. not an accidental reference though about car owners by the way, because coming up after the break, mario carbone will be on set with us. it's friday, the markets are up and we're going to talk about carbon beach f1 fans. you know what i'm talking fans. you know what i'm talking about. that's next. the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. >> my clients deserve. >> someone who understands. >> their. >> world. >> someone who listens. >> who has their best financial interests at the center of every decision. >> our business is built around. being responsive.