the second one is abated 3 times. the remaining 22% are abated 4 or more times. you can see how many times on the addresses below. and at first we started out additional low not to contact the property owner this is a question for carla. because we signed up for a year opt in and abate. but we started this month. to reach out to property owners and provide resources and offer the mural program with the art's commission as well. we started this as well. throughout the city i will highlight d. the biggest area and 62% of graffiti throughout the city and next zone footwork 18%. you can see how significant in areas throughout the city. just near graphical you see the colors for the zones and areas. before we move on if i might add to so zone d the mission district. and mission merchant's association did a push to help small businesses. opt in to the programs. than i have our highest uptake of this. new program. and -- also as you see there is a high concentration in the mission. >> thank you, director. them graph looks odd but it it is easy top explain. so historical

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ijust feel this sense of fear has really abated.s massively but also the winds have started to come down a lot. we can see a clearer picture out of the window, you can actually see the sea in the distance now and the huge waves. before it was just a blur of horizontal rain. the huge waves. before it was 'ust a blur of horizontal rain.�* blur of horizontal rain. things are caettin blur of horizontal rain. things are getting better- — blur of horizontal rain. things are getting better. thank _ blur of horizontal rain. things are getting better. thank you - blur of horizontal rain. things are getting better. thank you for - getting better. thank you for talking to us, we really appreciated. robert palmer, senior meteorologist at the jersey met, talking to us about the situation. it has seemed to be getting the worst of it in the channel islands but has he said, it seems to be easing now. just to say, we are getting a lot of pictures into the bbc news. this first one is from sidmouth in devon and was sent in byjim — one of the bbc weath

with a statement saying, "if the violations are sustained, it would likely result in an order of abatementhe property." devon: this is a shear wall-- hilda: johnson says retrofitting was a win-win for him. his tenants are now safer and his investment is more protected, but he also sees why others have not complied. devon: it's not cheap. and so some of them may have bought their buildings a long time ago for a much lower price and they really don't have the capital to go and do the work. hilda: since we visited the non-compliant properties, the department of building inspection has issued an order of abatement to one of the owners and referred the others to a director's hearing. we also reached out to the owners of all the mentioned properties but they never returned our messages. with the investigative unit, i'm hilda gutierrez. candice: more trouble now for the embattled millennium tower. this time it's the windows. up next, we investigate new safety concerns at san francisco's leaning high-rise. candice: the leaning millennium tower is now supported on two sides to bedrock, so in theory

portal avenue, some of the merchants got together with interns at our office to do some hands on abatement and we have been doing it regularly. we are doing it once a week and we have a wonderful neighbor, carrie organizing and storing the paint and supplies in her office on west portal, but this needs more then just a volunteer efforts. >> i'm grateful for the collaboration. we passed legislation at the board and put $4 million in the budget over the next 24 months to help the department of public works hire laborers and labor apprentices to abate the graffiti on private property on commercial corridors. i think that for a couple years this recovery strategy so we can get back up as normal after this awful pandemic. participatory budgeting is a pot of money that is available every year for district 7 neighbors to propose projects that improve the neighborhood and the district. anyone, any organization in the district can propose a project and then it's a vote. it is popular vote. we have 14 projects just approved and they span from you know, a vegetable garden at aptos middle school to pe

this as the israeli momartment of the bel strip shows no sign of abating with the number of fatalitieso's a palestinian activist and journalist joining us from gaza city on the phone. thank you to you both. let me first start with you. 33 days of this bombardment and what's called a bombing, carpet bombing campaign that's uh ongoing, that's a lot of days and lot of bombs, bombs that have made in the usa, provided by the... us, including what is now known for a request for position guided bombs to also be delivered to israel. um, can you please tell us the role that you see the us is playing? and what is uh genocide unfolding in front of our eyes? well, the question has always been, has the dog been wearing the tail or other way around, and it seems at the very, very least, the most charitable, if you can call it that thing anybody can say about the us is that they have given the israelis a green light to perpetrate genocide. however, as you've rightly pointed, the financing, the material, the military material that is needed for this genocide comes. straight from the us, and you know,

pregnant women in gaza who spend their pregnancy in such terrible conditions that there is no sign of abating. hundreds of palestinian women give birth in a situation where the healthcare system in gaza has collapsed. they are without anesthetics and sanitary measures they give birth to their babies cautiously. a number of palestinian women have died during childbirth. many women have become psychological , especially women who have lost several family members and several children and at the same time could not hold a respectable funeral ceremony for them. 200 palestinian women lost their husbands and became widows. they are now the heads of their families. two palestinian mothers are killed every hour. premature babies died during this period. 31 babies who were in the intensive care units of the hospital were discharged from there but some of them did not survive. some of the one million palestinians living in gaza who sought refuge in the schools of the united nations relief organization were not spared from the violence and were targeted by attacks there as well. it is estimated that 800

adamadi abate, political scientist, adviser to the ministry of defense of mali, since 2018 he has activelytion with russia, well, it’s hard to pass by this banner... that’s it has a worthy place in your yard it takes, yes, i understand, 9 months after the first period, because we have a transitional period of 2022, you mean our first so-called coup, i’ll give you a retification, popular discontent, it was august 20, 2020, yeah, after that france tied us up, let’s do it you make this prayerist president, and we won’t bother you, that’s what you wrote then. this poster? yes, we identified more than 5 million from 22 mali, including representatives of 14 african countries who sent delegations, that’s when the west realized that it was useless, uh, to take on ours leaders, because how much the people were for our power, that we were ready to endure any hardships, but the truth... i mean, i wanted the russians to see that the love and advantage that they have compared to other big powers, that it is we ourselves who are drawn to them, others come to our home without asking.

incluing -- >> we have put extra effort in graffiti abatement. seen proliferate in san francisco. >> reporter: those arriving by plane, will see signs welcoming them through the terminal. sfo expects an increase in private aircraft activity. those are handled on the north side of the airport, away from passenger terminals. security will be tight, the fairmont hotel, embarcadero and more. it's all hands on deck. >> every able-bodied officer will be working. we'll be working 12-hour and 14-hour shifts. we'll have coverage daytime and nighttime. and our goal is to be prepared for anything and everything that may come our way. >> reporter: the projects to beauty the city is coming in the coming days. live in san francisco, gia vang, nbc bay area news. >>> actors are going back to work. sag-aftra and studios have reached a deal. the strike will end an hour from now, at midnight, 12:01 a.m. the actors have been on strike for seven months. the battle is under three key points. increases in minimum payments, and the use of a.i. in movies and shows. the a

continue voicing support for palestinians, asked israel's killing campaign in gaza shows no sign of abating. in valencia spain, hundreds of protesters in the streets waving palestinian flags and calling for a boycott of the israeli regime. participants carried effagies of shrouded babies as a sign of the regime killing over 5,000 palestinian children in gaza. in the swedish capital stockholm, a large number of people took to the streets to show solidarity with people of palestines and chansas slogans for freedom of the occupied lands and demonstrators in copenhagen, denmark called to genocidal war against gazans milan, london, geneva, lisbon, beirout and sanah were also scenes a pro palestine rallies a day earlier. canadian prime minister justin trudo is under mount, demonstrators underline that it's not just the us president and israeli prime minister behind the killings of thousands of people in gaza, saying that their government is also complicit in israel's atrocities. we're seeing intensification of our people's struggle, zionism is falling in front of our eyes, people are refusing to

the problem that exists is the installation of the abatement, which, god willing, if the officials makeeffort and have the kindness of the people to connect it before the rains, then the problem will be completely solved. it enters the pumping station and becomes available to the residents by being transferred to sibak through the tozi network . shahab shirani, news reporter, choqalkhor district , beldaji district, minister of tariff minimization according to mr. aliabadi , the government provides a significant part of the price of electric taxis. batteries for these cars are relatively expensive . in order not to put too much pressure on the people, the government is using a leverage for taxis, which basically pays a significant portion of the government's taxi costs. which is the share of the battery , approximately 1050 dollars, in fact, the ministry of petroleum is helping here from the fuel saved here, which will soon benefit from it by moving to big cities. by the end of the year, he informed and said that some samples of domestic electric cars have been produced, which are expect

there is a problem with the installation of abate, and hopefully, if the authorities make an effort and show kindness to the people , they will be connected before the rains, and the problem will be completely solved. be it which enters the pumping station by gravity and becomes available to the residents by transferring to mokhtan sib through the tozi network. shahab shirani news reporter of chughkhor district of beldaji district. the natural resources organization announced that the production of saplings in the nurseries in the system of the people's plan to plant one billion trees can be registered and reached. will be photos and documents dating back to 50 years ago. when the people of hossein abad were in qom , they were planting saplings to deal with the expansion of the desert. here is the nursery. the size of this nursery is 46. its useful level for production is about 18. still residents they are cultivating seedlings. what are you doing now? we are working in the greenhouse. now there were almost 30 of the children of hossein abad working there. there is a greenhouse here , i

that horror shows no sign of abating.rld focused on the middle east, the question now is, how long can ukraine hold the line and how long can it depend on the west? that is by jack losh. that's all from us tonight. i'm back tomorrow. during the meeting at the white house mr widodo said he had come to deliver a "very strong message" from the joint summit of arab and muslim leaders earlier this week. and a us media company has hired a reporter to exclusively cover beyonce. gannett, which owns usa today newspaper, has appointed the former bbcjournalist, cache mcclay in the role. kenya is attempting to plant a hundred million trees today as part of the country's new national effort to combat climate change. monday was declared a national holiday in kenya to kickstart an ambitious plan to plant more than 15 billion trees within the next decade. the government made about 150 million free seedlings available for kenyans to plant in designated public areas. each kenyan is being encouraged to plant at least two seedlings. it's env

worldwide continue voicing support for palestinians as israelly killing campaign in gaza shows no sign of abating. in valencia, spain, hundreds of protesters hit the streets, waving the palestinian flag and calling for a boycott of the israeli regime for its crimes against civilians of gaza. participants carried effages, shrouded babies as a sign of the israeli killing of more than 5,000 palestinian children, and the swedish capital stockholm, large number people took to the streets to show solidarity with palestinians, chanting slogans for freedom of occupied land. demonstrators in copenhagen, denmark called for an end to israel's genocidal war, milan, london, geneva, lisbon, beirout and sana, were also the scenes of pro-palestine rally the day earlier. canadian prime minister justin trudo is under mounting pressure's protest against the israeli onslot of the besieg gaza strip enter a sixth week. demonstrators underline that it's not just the us president and israeli prime minister behind the killings of thousands of people in gaza, saying that their government is also complicit in israel's atro

pregnant women in gaza who spend their pregnancy in such terrible conditions that there is no sign of abating. hundreds of palestinian women give birth in conditions where the healthcare system in gaza is broken it has splashed they give birth to their babies without anesthetics or sanitary precautions. a number of palestinian women died during childbirth. many women suffered mental and emotional injuries. especially women who have lost several family members and several children and at the same time could not hold a respectable funeral ceremony for them. 200 palestinian women and wives. they lost themselves and were widowed. they are now the heads of their families. two palestinian mothers are killed every hour . premature babies have died during this period. 31 babies who were in the intensive care units of the hospital were taken out, but some of them did not survive. some of the one million palestinians living in gaza who sought refuge in schools, aid organizations and the united nations. they were not safe from violence and were also targeted there. it is estimated that 800 thousand pale

do what we can do to maintain the best shopping experience and stop the increase so i think it's abatings it of the growth, but it is a very thin problem that certainly isn't going down >> just a clarifying question and do you believe the shoppers are doing more to avoid the inconvenience? >> we hear that and there's concern coming in from stores, we have a curb side option and it is one of the reasons we've continued that post-pandemic >> thank you very much for doing this good luck with the christmas trees. >> thank you >> you're the biggest seller of christmas trees. >> thank you >> kelly, back to you. >> courtney, tell him we bought the tree a couple of times in recent years we appreciate it >> i will. >> by the way, court, did you think that sounded more constructive than walmart? what he just said about november >> i do. yeah i really did i think it did it was considerably less cautious, i think, than some of the other executives that i heard talking about the holiday season and we're couching things more >> wanted you to say it so i go the right conclusion thank you. we appreciate

bombard the besieg gaza strip, the regime's atrocities in the occupied westbank also show no sign of abating, israeli force to shot that two palestinians in the west bank on tuesday, according to the palestinian health ministry, one of the victims was a si 16-year-old boy killed in the town near the city of alkhanil also knowna's hebron. the other victim was a 70-year-old man shot in the face during an israelly raid in the city of tubas. another palestinian teenager succumbed to injuries, he sustained an israeli gunfire on monday, israeli. have killed more than 120 palestinians in the west bank since october the 7. settlers have also intensified raids into palestinian neighborhoods. the eu foreign policy chief has condemned the settler attacks. joseph borel has also expressed concern over such assaults on the palestinians. the un secretary general is once again condem the killing of palestinians in the besieg gaza strip as the israeli regime keeps its bloody war machine. antonio guteris expressed concern over reports and two-thirds of the palestinians killed in israeli strikes are women and

continues to bomb besieg gaza strip regimes atrocities in occupied west bank also show no sign of abating. israeli forces shot dead two palestinians in the west bank on tuesday. according to the health ministry, one of the victims of 16-year-old boy killed in the town of al khalil, also known as hebron. other victims a 70-year-old man shot in the face during an israeli raid in the city of tubus. another palestinian teenager succumbed to injured he sustain israeli gunfire on monday. israel is killed more than 120 palestinians in the west bank since october 7th. settlers have also intensified raids into palestinian neighborhoods. eu of policy chief joseph burels also expressed concerns over the such assaults on palestinians by setlers. yemen army says is fart a large bar. of missiles and drones into israel and series of operations. a statement yemen's armed forces spokesman said attacks come in support of palestinians in gaza. yahya added operations will continue until israel's aggression stops. he also reaffirmed yemen's unwavering support for palestinians and their legitimate right to sel

israel's atrocities against civilians in the gaza strip show, no sign of abating. the regime continues to hit civilian targets and medical facilities across the besieged palestinian territory. the surroundings of the indonesian hospital in gaza were targeted by nearly dozen missiles on thursday, that's according to the hospital's director who warned that the facility will stop working within 24 hours as its running out of fuel to run power generators. director of al-auda hospital also said israeli reids led to the injury of number of medical staff and cause significant damage to the hospital. israel has also carried out air rates across or around al-schefer hospital. services at al-nast children's hospital have been suspended as a result of the regimes's attacks. the palestinian ministry of health says gaza's blood bank has been put out of service for following a targeted israeli raid, the ministry also warned that gaza hospital will face power outage within the next 36 hours and will stop providing services. civilians have not been spared from israel's onslot as m

pregnant women in gaza who spend their pregnancy in such terrible conditions that there is no sign of abating. hundreds of palestinian women give birth in conditions that the regime. healthcare in gaza is falling apart. they give birth to their babies without anesthesia or sanitary precautions. a number of palestinian women have died during childbirth. many women suffered mental and emotional injuries. especially women who they have lost several family members and several children and at the same time they could not hold a respectable funeral ceremony for them. 200 palestinian women lost their husbands and became widows. they are now the heads of their families. two palestinian mothers are killed every hour . premature babies have died during this period. 311 babies who were in the intensive care units of the hospital were discharged, but some of them did not survive. some of the one million palestinians living in gaza seek refuge in schools. they were displaced in these places. the situation is catastrophic. this situation is one it is a great scandal that such relentless attacks against civ

israel's atrocities against civilians in the gaza strip show no signs of abating regime. continues to hit civilian targets and medical facilities throughout the besieged palestinian territory. the indonesian hospital in bait lahiah became the scene of panic and horror after surroundings were pounded by israeli strikes. indonesian hospital directors warned the facility will stop working within 24 hours as it is running out of fuel to operate generators. service at al-nasser hospital's children's hospital has been suspended as a result of the regime's attacks. fire also broke out inside a alrantis specialized hospital for children after it was hit in an israeli raid. palestinian health ministry says gaza's blood bank is... has been put out of service following a targeted israeli strike, ministery warn territories hospitals will face power outage within the next 36 hours and stop providing services. gaza's government media office slammed israel strikes against hospitals as an international crime and violation of international law, this as civilians are evacuating northern gaza for the so

continues bombing the besege gaza strip regimes atrocities and occupy westbank also show no sign of abating israeli force. has shot dead two palestinians there on tuesday, and according to the palestinian health ministry, one of the victims a 16-year-old boy killed in the town, al khalil, also known as hebron, the other victim, a 70-year-old man shot in the face during israeli raid in the city of tubas. allahu ekbar, allahu akbar, allahu akbar, allahu ekbar. another teenager succumbed injuries, he sustained in israeli gunfire on monday. israelis were killed over 120 palestinians in the west bank, and settlers have also intensified raids into palestinian navy. eu foreign policy chief joseph burell also expressed grave concern over such assaults on palestinians by settlers. the yu says has fired large barrage of missiles and drones into israel in a series of operations. in a statement, yemen's armed forces spokesman said, attacks come in support of the oppressed palestinians in gaza. yahya sorry added operations will continue. until israel's aggression stops. he also reaffirmed yemen's unwave

our top story for this half hour israel's brutality in the gaza strip shows no sign of abating. the israeli forces rated gaza's el shifa hospital early wednesday with palestinian officials saying the regime's tanks have entered the complex. the israeli military said it's conducting the operation in a quote. specific area, hamas resistance movement said in a statement that israel's neonazi leaders and us president were fully responsible for the consequences of the regime's raid on al-shifa hospital. the islamic jihad movement also said the us is a partner in the crime that israel is committing at the hospital. the palestinian authorities health ministry also held israeli forces fully responsible for the lives of medical staff patients and displaced people at the medical complex. shifa hospital has been one of the main targets of israeli strike since the regime began it steadly onslot on ghaza 40 days ago, the situation remains tense and other hospitals as well. i was on my way to the market to buy some food for the children eat, suddenly i don't know what happened, i just heard t

continue to voice their support for palestinians as israeli killing campaign in gaza shows no sign of abating. in valencia spain, hundreds of protesters took to the streets waving palestinian flags and calling for the boycot of the israeli regime over its crimes against civilians. in gaza, participants carred effigies of shrouded babies as a... the israeli killing of more than 5000 palestinian children in gaza, and in the swedish capital of stockholm, the large number of people took to the streets to show their solidarity with palestinians, chanting slogans for freedom of the occupied lands. demonstrators in copenhagen, denmark call for an end to israel's genocidal war against gazas, milan, london, geneva, lisbon, beirout and sana, were also the scene of pro palestine rallies a day. earlier. canadian prime minister justin trudo is under mounting pressure as protests against the israeli onslot of the besieg gaza strip enter a sixth week. demonstrators underline that it's not just the us president and israeli prime minister behind the killings of thousands of people in gaza, saying that their g

weed abatement inspections are over for the season.ng you some of the rain up in the north bay fire officials encourage property owners to use this time to prepare for next fire season by making sure there's defensible space around their homes and replace landscaping with more fire resistant options. >> all right. our time is now. 550 back to south watching our commute on the wednesday morning. how's it look? >> well, it's crowded and i think we all know that the lane of the bay bridge is taken away. now we only have four lanes to work with getting in. and this morning, the metering lights went on early. usually they go on about now. but if you're just getting there now, you might be a little late. if you're on a schedule, it is backed up for a bit here, but there are no problems other than that lane being taken away. every lane counts and we'll see. yesterday the commute was much better by eight. so it's kind of an early drive into the city. remember, a lot of people aren't going to san francisco. they just use the bridge to cross the

portal avenue, some of the merchants got together with interns at our office to do some hands on abatement and we have been doing it regularly. we are doing it once a week and we have a wonderful neighbor, carrie organizing and storing the paint and supplies in her office on west portal, but this needs more then just a volunteer efforts. >> i'm grateful for the collaboration. we passed legislation at the board and put $4 million in the budget over the next 24 months to help the department of public works hire laborers and labor apprentices to abate the graffiti on private property on commercial corridors. i think that for a couple years this recovery strategy so we can get back up as normal after this awful pandemic. participatory budgeting is a pot of money that is available every year for district 7 neighbors to propose projects that improve the neighborhood and the district. anyone, any organization in the district can propose a project and then it's a vote. it is popular vote. we have 14 projects just approved and they span from you know, a vegetable garden at aptos middle school to pe

running out. to prevent a genocide in the blockade the territory now palestine vallies continue un abated across the globe protest has accuse israel of committing genocide in gaza calling for an immediatefire.

contradict each other in terms of what is possible, well, we should not so directly hope for some kind of abatementct , direct contact battles and maybe not even... but you know, not all happiness is in knocking out long-range logistics, is there any such, no, it is, well, long-range, long-range logistics, it has a very substantial effect on, directly to the front line, directly to contact battles, because those the units that conduct these battles, well, there are of course people there, and they have a certain, certain reserve , well, at least a rifleman, well, at least, for a rifleman for for for his there are mortars, small arms, automatic weapons there, well, a person usually has, well, there is a set of standards, it’s 300 cartridges for a kalashnikov assault rifle, it’s 10 tails, but we can see these photos, photos, a person usually has three rifles on here near the armored one and one on directly on the assault rifle, if we are talking about contact battles and precisely with use, car in it doesn’t matter if there are 545 or 762 different kalashnikovs, well, that’s all, further, he needs so

enemy continues to fire at our positions from various types weapons and fighting here simply do not abatenot be taken by squares, only by heights, dominating the heights the enemy occupied, he holds on, is very well equipped, digs, they put a lot of emphasis on that, they drove a lot of people here, more than 1000 man, there are from 10 to 20 thousand people in the forest, as was the last time we had an extreme assault that they tried, there were three waves, from 5 in the morning to 11:40 in the morning, they launched three waves of people towards us, we are all beautiful worked out, held back, the truth is, the artillery was very hardened, they gave such types , they showed such a rather strong character, but this is the russian federation , this is their army, like they are coming in, they are really just pouring artillery, the forests near the flint are quite a difficult and important part of the front, since if... they are completely occupied by the russians, they will be able to get to lyman, and after that to the kharkiv-izyum slovyansk logistics supply route, because they all unde

administration is a disgrace for america, and for him to have the audacity to say that israel ought to abateheir going against hamas as the people is an insult, and -- >> congressman to be clear, he said clearly that the united states stands with israel and their need and obligation to defend themselves against hamas, and he said they are not call for a cease-fire, but rather, they are taking about a humanitarian pause to allow more hostages to come out and more aid to come in, and you think that is a disgrace to america? >> it is a weakness that he shows. this biden administration is completely surrendered america across the globe, and not near the comments -- >> you think they have been weak in support that they have offered -- >> i think that the biden administration has like the $100 million that they gave a couple of weeks ago that hamas got control of is just a total disconnect with the reality of what is going on in israel. they just -- >> and we don't have -- and cnn does not report that $100 million of aid went to hamas. >> what aid did go, did not go to the intended resources, and

the besieged gauza strip, the regime's atrocities in the occupied west bank also no show no sign of abating. isready. forced to shot that two palestinians in the west bank on tuesday, according to the palestinian health ministry, one of the victims was a 16-year-old boy killed in the town near the city of alkhadin also known as hebron. the other victim was seven year old man. shot in the face during an israele reid in the city of tubabas, another palestinian teenager succumbed to injuries, he sustained an israeli gun fire. on monday, israelis have killed more than 120 palestinians in the west bank since october the 7th. settlers have also intensified raids into palestinian neighborhoods, the eu foreign policy chief has condemned the settler attacks. joseph burel has also expressed concern over such assaults on the palestinians. well, to - further dive into the uh israeli war on palestinians and the onslot that's continuing against gaza. we're now joined by our correspondent tomona candilo is joining us now. from rama, if you're with us, please bring us up to speed, first of all on the recen

you briefly about the bomb shelter, because a few minutes ago you said that the obsessions are not abatinge there are fewer of them, but all the same they are constantly wondering what they will achieve until at that time, this whole story will continue, we know that now bomb shelters are being arranged and repaired in the communities of the kherson region, which are creating some special conditions so that the children there are as comfortable as possible, please tell us in more detail, about how long during the day, for example, the alarm continues in the kherson region, i.e. how long are people forced to stay in shelters, how... actively do they use them, and actually, are all communities provided with a sufficient number of such shelters? well, the number of storage facilities, well, it will probably never be enough, let’s say, if, if we take into account that a person is not always in one place, he is always moving in the same way, in the territory of the community, especially in the territory of cities, kherson region, therefore, these ob, accepted at the last meetings of the defense

the department of public works says it is hiring 50 more people for street cleaning and graffiti abatement that they hope keeps this momentum going. >> thanksgiving travel season is officially here and it's expected to be one for the record books. the tsa is expecting to screen 30 million passengers between now and november. 28th. that's the highest number ever for the holiday weekend. the 3 busiest days of the airports will be tomorrow wednesday and the sunday after thanksgiving. if you are traveling a triple a has a list of the best and worst times to make your thanksgiving day road trip. all of these times are actually for wednesday, which triple a says will be the busiest day for driving overall. if you're heading to the u.s. some of area on i-2, '05, the worst time to leave would be 5.30, in the evening. it's the same. if you plan on heading to sacramento on i-80, if you're heading to napa from san francisco, you should avoid i-80 around 4.45. in the afternoon. and if you're headed down to monterrey, new are advised to leave before 02:00pm. again, this is all for wednesday. we have al

but, since the russian attacks are not abating, the evacuation zone is being expanded from five to 30 km. - says the head of the military administration of the region , volodymyr artyukh. for this , protective structures are being built on the instructions of the national security council. their number has increased by almost 40% in recent months. and skryskivshchyna is a ghost village on the sumy border. it, like dozens of others standing on the border with enemy territory, was practically razed to the ground by the russians. there is not a single surviving building here, broken shops, post office, hostels, dispensary, school. people here have been without power for months, but they still stay at home. why? olesya borovyk asked. until recently , the entrance to the picturesque border village of iskreskivshchyna is now more like a scene from a horror movie. in the very center of samisinky, the buildings burned to the ground, the wind blows through huge holes in the walls, these are traces of tank shots. iskra was shot at by everyone, including savus and mortars, and helicopter gunship

. >> the conflict between israel and hamas would not abate . hamas attacking israel. >> that was the explosion, you heard the explosion going off. i think it came from this direction over there. >> israel firing on gaza. >> looking at the last obstruction. >> i reported from gaza and israel telling stories of destruction and dismay. around 330 in gaza city. a massive explosion. there have been at least four bombardments. >> this would only oscillate in 2014 after the issue real security agency is responsible kidnapping and killing of three israeli teenagers from a jewish settlement in the west bank. >> weeks later the abduction and murder of a palestinian teen whose body was found in jerusalem . outrage and anger on both sides could not be contntained, erurupting in 2 20 during t the war. >> they put together an operation which consisted of about 50 days with 70,000 israeli call ups for defense forces as they went into gaza and on three different axes in the north and center in the south, this resulted in 66 israeli deaths of soldiers. six x is

. >> and the conflict wbetween israel and hamas would not abate.amas attacking israel. >> we just heard one explosion going off. it came from that jdirection ovr there. >> israel firing on gaza. i reported from gaza and israel, telling stories of destruction and dismay. >> around 3:30, a massive explosion. we know there's been four bomb boardments. >> it would escalate in 2014, after the israel security agency, identified hamas members as responsible of kidnapping and killing of three israeli teenagers from a jewish settlement in the west bank. weeks later, the abduction and murder of a palestinian teen, whose body was found in jerusalem. outrage and anger on both sides erupted in the 2014 gaza war. >>>> israeael l put totogether operation, that consisted about 50 days, with 70,000 israeli call-ups. they went t into g gaza. threree differenent axis. that resulted in 66 israeli deaths and 6 israeli citizens. u.n. estimates 2,100 palestinian and hamas deaths during g that same operation. after that, the israeli government started taking a different l

it's rather the hard—to—abate sector like cement, steel — where the emissions are not coming from the but from the production process. capping our emissions won't be enough alone to slow global warming. un climate experts warn that will also need to remove billions of tonnes of carbon every year. dozens of new technologies are trying to do that, but so far, these efforts are tiny. we both need to mitigate as much as we can and then we need these removal techniques. but they're definitely not at that scale yet. there are many limitations. they're mostly about land use, scalability, price, resource use as well. carbon removal may seem like a moonshot, but if it can be scaled up, it could yet prove to be a crucial weapon in the fight against climate change. adrian murray reporting there from iceland. so from capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to, well, going beyond, could space be the final frontier in the fight against global warming? well, my next guest is at the cutting edge of what's going on above the planet to save it. he's the director general of the norwegian space agen

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