finally, adele, a rather important — now. finally, adele, a rather important point _ now.ers, generally, for election is now in the united kingdom?— generally, for election is now in the united kingdom? thank you, yeah. the legislation — the united kingdom? thank you, yeah. the legislation was _ the united kingdom? thank you, yeah. the legislation was introduced - the united kingdom? thank you, yeah. the legislation was introduced in - the legislation was introduced in may 2023 and that means you can't go to a polling _ may 2023 and that means you can't go to a polling station and vote unless you take _ to a polling station and vote unless you take your id with you. that could _ you take your id with you. that could be — you take your id with you. that could be a _ you take your id with you. that could be a passport, driving licence or a travel— could be a passport, driving licence or a travel concessionary pass but there _ or a travel concessionary pass but there is— or a travel concessionary pass but there is a — or a travel concessionary pass but there is a whole list o

we love adele.ny new joins us though we have a major headline and it's not necessarily a good one involving adele. >> she's hitting the pause button. unfortunately, on the entire month of march at her las vegas residency. >> yeah, apparently, when it comes to her voice, her doctors have told her to go easy. >> maybe try to hit that you could fill in for her understudy . adele's understudy. right. bring in danny. >> new? >> yeah. maybe pause the right call. she tweeted out a statement blaming a quote unquote illness that has taken a toll on her voice and that she is now under doctor's orders to rest thoroughly. we love her so much, she told her fans. >> i love you. i'll miss you like mad. i'm sorry for the inconvenience. don't worry, adele, we still love you. we want you to get better. >> it does sound temporary too. and then if she comes back in april, you know, that's kind of the start of the vegas season, is it not? >> is it? is it? yeah. i'm not fun like that. no. >> andrew knew that. >> yeah. >>

. >>> and adele taking some time off from her las vegas residency. the singer says she's been sick and will go on vocal rest. she's postponed her shows planned for march. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, february 28th, 2024. this is >>> it's wednesday, february 28th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." victories in michigan. after pulling off big wins in last night's primaries, it's looking more and more like it will be a rematch in november between joe biden and donald trump. but there may be snags for both sides as the candidates march toward their nominations. >>> time is ticking for congress to act to avoid a partial government shutdown. when the money runs out, and why some lawmakers are optimistic about a path out. >>> and breaking overnight, wildfires lead to a disaster declaration in texas. a nuclear facility is forced to shut down as fires explode in size and flames close in. >>> good morning. i'm shanelle kaul in for anne-marie green. we be

and songs by harry styles and adele could start disappearing from tiktok.niversal music group, which lots of big artists are signed to. the label isn't happy with how much the app is paying for its music. and we're going to leave you with ten seconds of a chocolate wonderland... ..or not. this is the willy wonka experience in glasgow — it was supposed to capture some of the magic of the movie. but people were so disappointed, they called the police and demanded refunds. it looks like a bit of a disaster, doesn't it? you're all caught up — have a great night! hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry. coming up on the programme: six of the best for manchester city, five for erling haaland, as they thrash luton to reach the fa cup quarterfinals. after an unpredictable and eventful few weeks, formula 1 revs up for a new season — we look ahead to what's in store. and we hear from the 100—year—old golfer who had a special message from rory mcilroy. good to have you with us. it was the erling haaland show at kenilworth road, as the fa cup holders manches

that's another complicated story, but we sold it to adele [ cheers and applause adele. >> jimmy: i meanpoint >> she had a stipulation >> jimmy: stipulation. she goes, "i would only buy this house, love, if you leave this statue in --" you have a statue of "rocky" by the pool in the backyard and you go, "that's your only -- >> that's it >> jimmy: you go, of course, you can have the statue. she freaked out. this is the statue by adele's pool and it was your pool but this is -- i mean, that - >> that's a real rainbow >> jimmy: that's a real -- it is come on. >> that's a real "rambo" rainbow. >> jimmy: it's a "rambo" rainbow "rocky." [ light laughter ] hey, speaking of "rocky," you lost someone very near and dear to you last week >> i know, that was terrible >> jimmy: carl weathers. >> it was so shocking, you know every time i just swell up with - he was magnificent i don't -- "rocky" was a a compilation of really great actors almost born to play those parts and i couldn't fill that spot because it required incredible athleticism, brains, spirit, talent, speed. he had it all. he had it all.

borja: por favor, adele, hay que seguir bÁrbara de regil.

i think audrey -- audrey is going to start with adele and then go to 21 savage. that is her parlay. >> we will figure something out. >> we are going to talk amongst ourselves and figure this out. all right, raj. thank you so much. >> and there are going to be so many watch parties all over the bay area. so chase center sunday. >>> the forecast is coming in strong. i want to take skyranger and hit all of them. all right? let's get skyranger over to las vegas. i wanted to show you how the weather pattern is going to be shaping up for us because it is a lot different than what we have seen over the past couple of months. it has everything to do with how the weather is beginning to change over the pacific. at least for the next few days. the window we are seeing could not be timed more perfectly and it is all about this area of high pressure and where it is sitting over the pacific. because it is pushing the polar jet stream with drums while off to the north. then you have the subtropical jet stream that brought in the atmospheric rivers in strong storms the past cou

say hello to adele for me. >> night, guys. >> rogers about to have a lot more company.t is busy. 49ers fans making their way to vegas. caught up with san jose international, excited. even once that don't actually have tickets to the game. >> just going for the experience, about to have some fun. the guy fear you tailgate party , just having a good time. >> we went to florida in 2020. so, this is the rematch we had. >> it will be awesome, there will be 70 people. >> we have the best fans in the nfl. >> got that right. >> it is vegas, baby. >> 49ers fans also hopping on last-minute flights to vegas from oakland. nbc bay area, steve joins us life. and i'm guessing it was not hard to find a 49ers fan tonight. >> that's right. and we are looking for those 49ers fans i did get a chance to speak to, they say they are both excited and nervous about super bowl sunday. they want a good outcome, obviously, from the skin, and from one fan i spoke to, she said it is more than just taken, in fact, that is why she is going to vegas, to see it in person. >> this will be out here, we wi

e >> have me back, baby. >> back now with adele.as vegas residency due to illness. she did not elaborate on her illness, but said it's taken a toll on her voice. police in western pennsylvania are now investigating the apparent murder of a pregnant amish woman, rebecca byler. >> body was found inside a home just south of erie. authorities have not revealed the cause of death, but the case has been ruled a homicide. reports say. the 23 year old was found by her husband. a red jeep was reportedly seen in the driveway that day in texas. >> advocates for a convicted killer on death row are hoping for a last minute reprieve from the governor today. it comes after new evidence surfaced. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> later today, ivan cantu is set to be executed by lethal injection for killing his cousin and his cousin's fiance outside dallas. >> more than two decades ago. a jury found him guilty, though cantu, now 50, has always said he didn't do it face value when you look at all the evidence, it was an open and shut case. >> you've alwa

okay, well thank you so much for speaking with a shoddy adel vermont. he's a political analyst from gaza. thank you. thank you very much. i in the us has allocated $400000000.00 to opposition formations including armed ethnic groups and civil war stricken me and mar, over the past 2 years. as according to our seats, are 2 sources who say, washington is interfering in the southeast asian country is the latest a flare up that's been raging since 2021. our correspondent charlotte dimansky has more. it's the world's longest running conflict. now new evidence, one source is close to the russian government suggests the us has been actively working to destabilize me on more opened as it was known. the situation in the republic of the union as me in law continues to attract international attention as tensions have been rising in the northeastern part of the country bordering china and a number of other peripheral regions. since the end of last year, the facts of increasing interference in mind, most internal affairs by all the states, primarily the united state

adele springsteen, bruce's mother. the fans knew when she was there.p on stage to dance to "dancing in the dark." ♪ the crowd roaring. the two even turning around and giving a little shake. a hug and a kiss. ♪ late today, bruce springsteen revealing his mother's passing, sharing this video of the two of them dancing, along with quotes from the song "the wish," which he wrote about his mother. ♪ i remember in the morning ♪ ♪ hearing your alarm clock ring ♪ ♪ i didn't ready for work ♪ >> david: he would say it was his mother's love of music and dancing that influenced him. she had been battling alzheimer's, and her son would talk about his mother's battle. >> my mom is seven years into alzheimer's. and she's 93. but dancing and the desire and need to dance is something th that -- it hasn't left her. remains an essential, primal part of who she is. it's beyond language. it's more powerful than memory, and when she comes in the door, we make sure there's music on. ♪ >> reporter: the boss sharing that video tonight, the two of them dancing, and about his mo

so many fans remembering adele springsteen tonight. we are, too. good night.d while out shopping, and we fact check what the governor says about public safety in california. >> plus, there's a debates about whether or to what extent san francisco is a destination city for drug tourism. >> could one extra piece of data help solve san francisco's drug crisis? i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, tracking scattered showers tonight and still a threat of thunder. i'll let you know how long. plus a look at when that weekend storm arrives. abc seven news at six starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. an check out live doppler seven. >> it proves that we are not done with this storm yet. and there are more stormy days ahead. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. we're done with the strong level three storm for this week. thank goodness. and while we might think of this as a silver lining , it's really, well, more multicolored rainbow color. check out the various views of rainbows we spotted around the bay area

you just don't, you marvel at adele, right? >> absolutely. things we can count on which are death, taxes and right now the taylor swift hysteria. neil: exactly. if a candidate had, in fact, called adele for support all she would say was hello. [laughter] that's the best i have, america. more after this. nyquil severe honey. powerful cold and flu relief with a dreamy honey taste nyquil honey, ... we're told in genesis chapter 1:26 that god is made man in his image and by his likeness has he made him. genesis is a book of fundamental importance for the jewish and christian faiths and a literary masterpiece that has profoundly shaped western civilization. now, in this exclusive online course from hillsdale college, you can deepen your understanding of how this ancient book is essential to you today. sign up for the genesis story. absolutely free at learnfromhillsdale.org. dr. justin jackson, a distinguished hillsdale college professor, will guide you through this fascinating free online course that unfolds the biblical stories of adam and eve, a

the end of the grand prix stages was scored by the gold winner of the december russian championship, adele. petrosyan. close attention fans will be drawn to sofia muravyova, anna frolova and ksenia senitsina, who have demonstrated a consistently high level throughout the season. for men, the leading roles are played by athletes from st. petersburg. in the overall grand prix standings , dikidzhi and semenenko have the highest number of points. at the last russian championship , only one point separated them. semenenko climbed to the top step of the pedestal of honor. by the way, another st. petersburger was third in chelyabinsk; he set a new minnesota record for the prize. he became the first club player to succeed score at least 20 goals in the regular season four seasons in a row. the scandalous story of lionel messi's pass. the friendly match against the hong kong national team was continued; the organizers of the game announced that they would return half the cost of tickets to fans, the average price being 125 us dollars. we apologize to all those who were disappointed by the match inv

anyone with a weekend ticket or a weekend with adele ticket will be sent. information on rescheduled dates. >> well, right now we're going to get a live look at donner summit and if you have a trip planned for this weekend to the lake tahoe area, you will need to leave today or early tomorrow . >> so driving conditions could be impossible if you do not get up there by tomorrow afternoon. the national weather service is forecasting as much as ten feet of snow will fall in the sierra over four days. snow will be falling so hard on friday, it will likely force several road closures. there's a blizzard warning goes into effect tomorrow morning at 4:00. and drew, i know you were saying that this is something to be taken seriously. >> yeah. and like you said friday and saturday, do not try and go up there. they're going to have issues just clearing the snow. it's falling. so heavy. and it's the wind that is such an issue. 75mph. that's just going to create zero visibility. so here's the blizzard warning. it begins tomorrow morning. like gloria mentioned and is fo

champion evgeniy semenenko formed a real support group, and fans of the stage winner, the magnificent adelean, did not let her go for a long time.

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. >>> and adele taking some time off from her las vegas the singer says she's been sick and will go ont. she's postponed her shows planned for march. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, the shutdown showdown. tensions over government funding, the southern border, and russia's war in ukraine. >> the writing is literally on the wall here. "we are not asking too much. we just need artillery shells and aviation. the rest we'll do ourselves." >> we're in ukraine as russian forces advance with aid at the center of an urgent meeting between president biden and top congressional leaders. >> this is an existential moment for the free world. >> we must take care of america's needs first. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. tonight more than 40 million people are in the path of a severe storm threat that is rolling across the country. heavy snow from colorado to minnesota caused travel chaos at the nation's airports with m

two years later, when iran was plunged in revolution, haris adel, the foreign ministry spokesman, calledeally any sharing of power after the mosaid era with anybody else, the shah uh kept all power for himself and he's trappings of democracy that existed, like elections or political parties or anything, independent newspapers, were just a sham, it was iran was a dictatorship under the shah, it was not highly repressive until the 1970s, i would say it was more like moderately repressive in the in the 50s and 60s, in the 1970s it became highly repressive، و خود همین نبودن دولت در مقابل مردم به حائل نبودن ( مقام سلطنت و مردم نتیجهش این شده که الان تمام این نارضایی ها متوجه شده به شخص اول مملکت به حالی که به عقیده من مسئولیت نباید به این شکل جلوه می کرد و این آقایون بالاخره مسئول هستن علیای حال در مقابل مردم مطابق قانون اساسی سلب مسئولیت ایجا نمیشه ولا اینکه اعلیحضرت اینها مسئولن در مقابل مردم من مملکت مطابق قانون. february 3rd, 1977, 66 political prisoners were released from kas prison, all of them denied being tortured when in detention. this was part of their freedom deal. این نارضایت و ن

bruce springsteen announcing the death of his 98-year-old mother, adele. that's the celebrity news.revealing his loss in a post on wednesday and with this tender of them dancing. he spoke about her battle with alzheimer's. she was a fixture on the road, in his life for his entire life. big loss. >> dana: have your mom for that long and see all the success he had. >> bill: she is the one who bought the guitar and the rest is history. >> dana: may she rest in peace, adele. democrats seeing law and order as a key concern for voters as they look to elections in november. migrant crisis reaching beyond the southern border. lawrence jones getting reaction in cities coast to coast and he joins us next. account with qui, now earns 5% apy. 5% apy? that's new! yup, that's how you business differently. (ella) fashion moves fast. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. (ella) we get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (jen) that's enterprise intelligence. (vo) it's your vision, it's your ve

once went to adele impersonation contest in disguise this song she song and all ladies pretending toe voice like that's the real one it is such a great song what a fabulous job they did. rachel: natalie grant she's a rock star in my mind and the life goals seeing her husband on the piano and gorgeous daughters seaning backup for her and her saying make you feel my love you know she's sing that to those girls so -- i just love it. pete: i wasn't sure if that was her family but the fact that it is makes it that much cooler and i'm glad faith and friends concert series back and kicking off this sunday natalie grant so well done jealous you have front row seat to a concert and later in the hour when she performing again. guy: let's bring in our friend and colleague fox news sunday anchor shannon bream is here shannon great to see you as always. >> you too guy, and rachel, and pete -- you're all spread out everywhere. but i'm glad we can be together. guy: absolutely. rachel: you're probably loving that from natalie grant as well. >> i would love for you to ask her first of all i'm a huge

, adele called her out.'s natalie? like searching the crowd for her, because she saw that video. that's what you call a special night. her dad did really good. how about some -- we'll send her birthday gifts, too. >> let's add on! >> happy birthday! >> way to go, natalie. >>> guys, coming up, a fun mix of stars are here. first of all, we have "sesame street's" elmo, plus his dad, louis. and on the other side of the rhetorical perch, we have larry david. oscar the grouch, if you were a sesame street character, would that not be your character >> i guess so, yeah. is this another teaser you know, i had contractually, i don't do teasers >> you do, now >> someone's getting sued. i'm not supposed to be doing teasers. i told them specifically, no teasers! >> cut the mic much to discuss with larry right after this 3/ look at that sweet frosting and filling. that's what makes pop-tarts such a great snack! i sure hope we get eaten soon. we will. i made a sign. [vending machine buzzs] it's working! pop-tarts! crazy go

music by songwriters signed to universal, and that could affect artists on other labels, the likes of adelewriters. music mark savage, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. temperatures have been falling quite quickly over the past few hours. we've got some cold air in place and the same mist and some fog and some mist and some fog patches around for some of us to start your wednesday morning. so some fog patches, particularly through parts of southern and central england and east anglia and then rain is going to be spreading its way gradually eastwards. that rain pushing in across northern ireland by the early hours of wednesday during wednesday morning, pushing into scotland, wales as well, fog for parts of central, eastern and southern england that should clear away by the middle of the morning. and then these bursts of rain could be quite heavy as they push across wales, into central england as well for south and east anglia, staying dry for a good part of the day. but a return to a few more showers from the north west. temperatures, though, between about nine to 13.

haddad adel emphasized that this foundation should be formed based on the fact that the persian language chairs my help abroad was getting less prosperous because other languages ​​are working hard to spread their language and they are still putting heavy budgets . in fact, their highest position or their institutions are under observation those institutions are the ministry of foreign affairs , the ministry of science, the ministry of education, the ministry of guidance, the broadcasting organization , and they are members of the board of trustees of the sedi foundation, because a national approach was actually made to establish such a foundation. let's make an effort to spread our language through the organization of islamic communication culture, which are our consultants abroad. there are representatives of the sedi foundation abroad. we have persian language classes abroad , both for iranians and for foreigners who are interested in some way. we are currently in the festival to learn persian language well, we have been doing this for the past few years in order to move away from the

haddad adel, the head of the coalition council of the islamic revolution forces , said today in a gathering of students and clergy that the coalition council will do its best. to introduce the best options to people. the head of closing is not in the hands of one person. in a statement, 110 prominent figures of the reforms asked the reformers to participate in the elections and open an opening. the head of the reform front today in a press conference, he said that the signatories of this statement have an independent view of the reform front. according to mrs. mansouri, the reformists are not in the duality of participation and boycott, but they do not give a list. hamid reza jaraipour is also against voting, even if it is a protest vote. according to this reformist political activist, he believes that any number of votes cast into the fund with minimal expectation will be effective for gaining seats in the parliament. it has also been reported from the unity council of the islamic revolutionary forces that they will soon publish their final list for the parliamentary elections. mr. mutaki,

gholam ali haddad adel , of course, said that unity between the fundamentalist forces in the provinces is easily achieved. the community of militant clergy and society. the teachers of qom seminary share an electoral list for the election of leadership experts. there is news from the clerical community that there will be a meeting on friday to finalize this country list. and in the election calendar of the twelfth parliament, the guardian council has a week to deal with the complaints of candidates who were approved in the previous stages, but the members of the guardian council did not confirm their qualifications at this stage, and from the 20th to the 22nd of bahman, the candidates for the election of leadership experts have the opportunity to they should change their choice, ebrahim asadi beid madmashki of sed and sima news agency. at least 25 people from among them, several children were martyred in the attack of the zionist warplanes on southern gaza. at least 4 people were martyred in the zionist regime's attack on nasser hospital in khanyounos. by tightening the siege ring of t

eyes remind you of waking up , but standing is only our job, our story is not a dream story, come adelt the sea, don't doubt , this is the end of the day, men , it's the year 60, and in the city people gathered to elect a member of parliament. rahman staki who in the incident of the week of july to martyrdom arrived. but in this farewell , the kurds made a choice. elders and those who are involved in the work are mobilized to see who will replace shahid rahman slacki. their choice was the younger brother, mojtab. he was a political genius, i gave a fiery speech, most of the people there knew him, maybe a mentality was created, people came to have an emotional encounter, they nominated the brother of the martyr , not the choice of the martyr mojtaba was based on his own character and inherent characteristics, the people knew about mojtaba years ago. the revolution returns, a young man who, along with his brothers, will step to the victory of the revolution. were also the center of the cultural activities of the kurdish city was the city, they often used their own homes and lives to adva

haddad adel has a book called "a way to a good end", in this book he mentions great people who are now the authors of textbooks. these are all those who started in school and then the professor with the right name will become a university, mr. doctor . if you allow me to interrupt your conversation right here, mr. dr. kechiyan, mr. dr. sarkhiz, they say that first of all, because education is actually a discussion. there is a government and we must maintain our own authority in teacher education and on the other hand , basically other universities have shown experience that they do not have the capacity to train teachers and only people who graduate from this university become experts in the sciences they are specialized in and become teachers. maybe they don't get training, i wanted to see if it is like this for 12 years. but we definitely cannot close our eyes to the facts. surely today, the development of excellence and success depends on realism and realistic thinking. dear dr. sarkhiz aziz , it is very unfair in my interpretation. education science has not really achieved good res

adel abdul mahti. was speaking it an interview with iran's alalam news network. he said the iraqi government must take a clear position on this issue and set a date for the us to take its troops out of iraq. abdul mahti said american forces were deployed to iraq based on the iraqi government's decision and the withdrawal does not need any decision by the un security council or the iraqi parliament. he added that americans entered iraq under the pretext of protecting iraqi people, but are now killing them. his remarks came after a recent us military drone attack killed a senior. commander of the khatib resistance group back in january iraq's prime minister muhammad shah al sudani said the baghdad wants us led military forces to immediately leave due to their destabilizing effects. the pentagon however has announced that it has no plans to withdraw his troops from iraq. canadian author and journalist eric welberg says that the us is not concerned about terrorist groups in west asia but rather seeks to dominate the entire region. um, the point of course is to domina

adele performing also tonight, i believe 8:00 performance time at the caesar's palace concert vee there. then dozens of parties. green day over at the house of blues. lil wayne at the encore. and post malone at the new fontainebleau hotel. here you go, jessica. for those that don't have the budget and want to go a little down market, you just head over to downtown las vegas, not on the strip. downtown las vegas. they have a lot more budget-friendly venues and parties and bars. we got you covered. >> that's the beauty of sin city. thanks, raj. that's all wonderful. thank you. let me know later what happened at the parties. >>> it's also a huge weekend in the bay area not just because of the super bowl sunday, but tomorrow is lunar new year. that's the beginning of the year of thedragon. there's going to be allor of celebrations all weekend, especially in the city. now, tomorrow san francisco chinatown is going to be packed for the official chinese new year celebration. then on sunday, weave the super bowl watch parties all over, including the big one, the official one right outside of ch

the morning hearing your alarm clock ring ♪ >>> bruce springsteen is paying tribute to his mother adelehe age of 98 after a battle with alzheimer's. the boss shared a video on instagram of the two of them dancing and quoted the lyrics from his song "the wish" that she inspired. she was known for busting a move at her son's concerts throughout the years. >>> billy joel dropped his first original song in 17 years after previously saying he retired from songwriting. ♪ i'm late but i'm here right now ♪ >> "turn the lights back on" is described as a love ballad and a message to loyal fans. joel is scheduled to perform the new song at the grammys sunday night. >>> and speaking of the grammys, the countdown is on for music's biggest night. the crypto.com arena in los angeles is already decked out. the set features a 20-foot gold-plated statue, more than 750 l.e.d. tiles are around the stage, the tables are out, and the seating charts have been made. of course you can watch the grammys sunday night right here on cbs or paramount plus. >>> we'll be right back. [♪♪] looking for a moisturizer that

adel abdul mahti was speaking an interview with iran's al alam news network. he said the iraqi government must take a clear position on this. issue and set a date for the us to take his troops out of iraq. abdul mahdi said, american forces were deployed to iraq based on the iraqi government's decision and their withdrawal does not need any decision by the un security council or the iraqi parliament. he added that americans entered iraq under the pretext of protecting iraqi people, but are now killing them. his remarks came after a recent us military drone attack killed which killed a senior commander of the katib hez. resistance group, back in january, iraq's prime minister mohammed shidani said baghdad wants the us led military forces to immediately leave due to the destabilizing effects, the pentagon. however, has announced that it has no plans to withdraw his troops from iraq. thousands of yemenes have once again gathered in the yemani capital, santa, and other cities in support of palestine. press tv's abdul latifa washali reports. yumonies from all looks

i am the reason, or as we students say, adel, the reason for ali . these are the things that have been done, the things that you reported, it turns out that a lot of work can be done, and a lot of work. after this, it can be done with your strong hands and your firm steps, god almighty, god willing, for the right of these days, which are the month of rajab and the month of atta. god bless you and your esteemed families with the best, god almighty give all of us and you the opportunity to be sincere servants for our dear people and , god willing , we will be strong-willed people to implement the instructions of the wise leadership of the islamic revolution and to fulfill the wishes of our dear people. muhammad and ajl farajah. rahor faraja asked his compatriots to refrain from unnecessary travel on these roads due to the heavy snowfall and icing on some of the country's mountain roads . .

adel abdul mahdi was speaking an interview with ivan's alam news network. he said the iraqi government must take a clear position on this issue and set a date for the us to take his troops out of iraq. abdul mahdi said american forces were deployed to iraq based on the iraki government's decision and their withdrawal does not need. any decision by the un security council or the iraqi parliament, now he added that americans entered iraq under the pretext of protecting iraqi people, but are now killing them, his remarks came after a recent us military attack killed a senior commander of the catay resistance group, back in january iraq's prime minister muhammad shidani said baghdad wants the us led military forces to immediately leave due to the destabilizing effects. the pentagon however has announced that he has no plans to withdraw his troops from iraq. now to talk more on this, we are joined by mr. eves. author and political analyst from montreal. mr. engler, welcome to press tv. mr. engler, let's begin with this. the people of iraq want the us, the us tro

"if they move into rafah, there will be genocide," adel al-hajj said.more air strikes in rough, slicing through neighborhoods, spreading more lives, leaving almost nothing behind. nearly two-thirds of all buildings in gaza have been damaged or destroyed. most people here no longer have a home to return to. where do they run to now? "we are sick of war," says this little one. "we want to decorate the sky and go back to our beautiful lives." national secure spokesman john kirby says a military operation in rafah would be a disaster for the palestinians who have sought refuge there, adding, norah, it is not something the u.s. would support. >> norah: important story. debora patta, thank you for being there. back here in the u.s., there was a whole lot of shaking going on today. the big island of hawaii was rattled by a magnitude 5.7 earthquake. at about two hours later, the los angeles area was shaken by a magnitude 4.6 earthquake centered in the mountains north of malibu. there are no serious reports of injuries or damage. now to the reason we are here in

that's 3 times more than the beatles to more than adele and one more then stevie wonder. and so i guess we can say that she is down now. definitely a music legend. as you know, it's hard to believe she's in her early thirties and she had this type of it really is, i mean, you look at everything that she's rocking up throughout the last 12 i think for probably 24 months. and it's just astonishing to think this young girl is still in her early 30. she still has so many more decades ago in the music industry. and already, she's breaking a record and making history at the grammys. being the person only person to win almost a year for times just like i said, it's amazing. and there was a new category for african music this year at the grammys. and what does that tell us? k j is the african music? is it global music? now, you know, i think i think that the grammys have been trying to change their image just a little bit. i mean, they've had a lot of knocks thrown at them saying what you need to be more inclusive. look, you need to be more international. great music happens all

adele's has been now. it was a fun night at chase center capped off by doves when steph curry chatted about the super bowl matchup and where his allegiances life sailing. >> i mean, obviously had been there. you know, you love to see the niners, get it done. i do love mahomes and co that the play golf in the summer. every year. so we have a pretty good in miles. so this is a win-win kind but obviously, you hometown team. how long have been says they want you love to see sport. >> all right. let's go raga brandon, but jetski checking out his alma mater, santa clara, taking on the gaels 1st half. saint mary's up by 12 day at to hear augustus marshall onus. >> when folks work pretty. he led the gaels. well, the gayle led by 22, i'm sorry. get ahead of myself. the broncos got within late. alex ducas and them and down and pods is tuned out watching sports night live streaming it on the kron on app right there. >> you know, it was over when he started doing that, saint mary's wins. it. 82 to 77. >> how about the

music by songwriters signed to universal, and that could affect artists on other labels, the likes of adeleted to show you one of the most watched videos on the bbc news website, and it certainly isn't something you see every day. take a look. a pod of dolphins in the river thames near kent. volunteers from the royal national lifeboat institution saw the two adults and a calf on saturday and described the site is incredible. the river thames is home to 125 species of fish, marine, and terrestrial mammals. —— the sight as incredible. incredible, isn't it? hello. temperatures have been falling quite quickly over the past few hours. we've got some cold air in place and there's some mist and some fog patches around for some of us to start your wednesday morning. so some fog patches, particularly through parts of southern and central england and east anglia, and then rain is going to be spreading its way gradually eastwards. that rain pushing in across northern ireland by the early hours of wednesday, during wednesday morning pushing into scotland, wales as well. fog for parts of central, easter

music by songwriters signed to universal, and that could affect artists on other labels, the likes of adelel�*s writers. music mark savage, bbc news. amid growing public anger at the pollution of britain's waterways, there are plans to designate 27 new clean sites for bathing in england. they'll be in rivers and lakes, and regularly monitored for pollution. people who use them hope this official designation will keep them clean as our north of england correspondent, danny savage, reports from one of those new sites. it's an idyllic—looking spot, a large area of open water popular with hardy souls who like a dip. huge mental health benefits. huge physical health benefits. it gets your blood flowing. but if you search swimming in the river nidd in knaresborough online, lots comes up about sewage pollution and even people getting sick after being in the water around here. we'll all agree we won't put our faces, our heads in the water and we'll try not to ever swallow any water. lucy has four sons. three out of the four have had a case of nidd belly. is that what you call it? yeah, belly puking

thank you very much for that, we do appreciate it, habiba jaguri, journalist and activist from adel, australia, we're going to say goodbye to you, but thank you for your input, let's bring in uh activist and political. analyst who joins us from home uh sabas, welcome, congratulations on the 45 year anniversary. um, when you take a look at this uh islamic republic's um progress uh and challenges, i should say, and the 45 years that have now it has put behind it entering his 46th year uh, where do you see the most important uh achievements that it has made that has really contributed to the progress of this country? um, salam and peace and my congratulations to all and the audiences, all those for watching press tv now currently. of course, the most important achievement that islamic revolution did from my perspective is the role model that it presented, and the point is that this country with the role model, and by role model i don't mean that there is not anything wrong, there is not, there are so many problems in everywhere, but at the end role model which is functioning for 45 year