rhodes: he had to leave los alamos and go to san francisco.at for the, for the dog, as it were. there were two guys sitting outside the apartment. bird: jean tatlock was under surveillance. she was still a member of the communist party. rhodes: he spent the night with her. they had been lovers, and i think they probably were lovers again that night. (engine starts) bird: this was reported back to colonel boris pash, who was head of army intelligence for all the west coast. and pash was convinced that this was a serious breach of security and that perhaps oppenheimer was conveying nuclear secrets and atomic secrets to the communist party through tatlock sadly, tragically, she died just a few months later, in the spring of 1944. under mysterious circumstances, her father found her naked with her head plunged in a bathtub with her body slumped over the edge of the bathtub. which is a very odd way to commit suicide. there's some speculation that perhaps she was murdered. oppenheimer was horrified and devastated by the news. the security officer wh

. >> reporter: in the town of alamo they had electricity on one side of the street while the other was still dark, 18 hours after the power died. that made the chevron station a popular place as people filled up their generators. >> if it's not wildfires, it's something else. we have a lot of rainstorms. they're talking about a tornado was going to be happening. in los angeles it's really bad. i think we need to be prepared. it's probably going to be a run on generator sales. >> reporter: pg&e was scrambling to keep up with the downed lines and once again in walnut creek whether you had power seemed like a matter of chance. the elite nail spa was up and running, but other businesses 40 feet away in the same complex were dark and empty. >> we're happy. we're lucky. we have power, work today. thank you. >> my neighbors across the street, they don't have it. we do. sometimes they have it and we don't. so you just never know. i don't get it. that's pg&e, right? >> reporter: in pleasant hill a large eucalyptus tree snapped in half, bringing the lines down to the ground and shutting down an

thomas mason is the director of the los alamos lab.ecrecy of the work, we are meeting in the historic part of the old town. the russians and the chinese might look at what's happening here in the states, more money being spent on developing these kind of weapons and say, "this is ramping it all up. "why wouldn't we do the same?" well, in fact, they have been. for decades, the us policy was to not do anything towards developing new weapons, to not do anything that might be seen as provocative, and as it turned out, well, we sort of pursued that policy of not developing new systems. you know, russia went and modernised their systems. in fact, they're largely complete with that modernisation, have introduced a lot of new weapons. china is in the midst of what has been characterised as strategic breakout. so, you know, ithink it was a good effort to kind of demonstrate restraint, but it appears not to have been successful. in chicago, the scientists are meeting to decide where to set the doomsday clock for 202a. the war in ukraine is enter

and palestinian red crescent society has reported showing in the vicinity of the hospital. alamo has around a 100 patients and 18 medical stuff inside. let's go to our correspondence, had a couple of assume whose life for us in rasa in southern gaza is clear. the situation in the hospital is pretty desperate. i mean manage to get an updated tool and the latest situation that yes, smelly. in fact, the situation, the sounds really pretty come from an hour to another specifically that they use very military forces have been using quite cool to drones as they are opening fire against the different departments of the hospital where a palestinian doctor has been ended because of that, that ongoing shooting that where they are preventing anyone from moving inside this medical facility and uh, within the last, oh, so few hours they use very forces had been completely surrounding the medical facilities as the they are also a avenue informing people to flee out from the hospital and are very intense compartment that is unfolding the city of hon. you and his spot people today. he managed to get

i have spent time in livermore and sandia and los alamos. i have always been impressed by the scientific and engineering talent that is out there. there's a lot in this room. i have had a number of staffers from all three labs in classes at this point. the talent is amazing. i suspect if we were in a situation like world war ii, a two front war, a lot of the bureaucratic constraints would go away. but i'm still not convinced that we could do it -- meet a new challenge on the order of the manhattan project in just three years. not long ago i saw a briefing on one of what we are calling a new capability we are developing. at the end there was a timeline. 14 years. arguably that capability is not as new as some people would like to think it is. we are doing this at a time when we are modernizing across the board, across the triad. it's really incredible modernization efforts. when a key component has a 14-year timeline it is hard to think we are doing it fast enough. it isn't money. a lot of it are the bureaucratics of the work we do. it is tou

and before that dozens more had surrendered at alamo. this shows that the enemy have lost the fighting spirit. that is the main thing of the problem is because meanwhile, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is defying international pressure, including from israel, key back to the us to cool off a plan defensive against the rough uh, the egyptian buddha. more than a 1000000 palestinians are sheltering from the fighting that i'd have nowhere else to go as well. world leaders have wrapped up 3 days of talks at the munich security conference. the wars in the middle east and ukraine top the agenda present flooded me as a lansky warrant. waning western support for ukraine's fight against russia is costing few lives on the battlefield. and the head of nato said the conflict has exposed weaknesses in the alliance. that in bye, as the conference concluded, dw richard walker told us there was little optimism among delegates at the top. yeah, well i would say that the mood is i've been talking to delegates here in the languages just as the

and before that dozens more had surrendered at alamo. this shows that the enemy have lost the fighting spirit. that is, the main thing is the cause. the meanwhile is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is defying international pressure, including from israel, key back of the us to cool off a plan defensive against rough uh, near the egyptian buddha. more than a 1000000 palestinians are sheltering from the fighting that i'd have nowhere else to go. well. let's do a quick note of some other stories. making headlines depends prime minister for me . okay. she has pledge to support ukraine's reconstruction efforts as he hosted his you create in counterpart in tokyo, speaking as a joint during our conference cuz she just said japan would offer long term investments. to goes 8 is limited to she monetary and on financial measures as, as low as restrict arms exports to countries at war. singapore plans to require all flights departure of the country to use sustainable aviation fuel in 2 years, finalized at the cities states air show calls f

i have spent time in livermore and sandia and los alamos.always been impressed by the scientific and engineering talent that is out there. there's a lot in this room. i have had a number of staffers from all three labs in classes at this point. the talent is amazing. i suspect if we were in a situation like world war ii, a two front war, a lot of the bureaucratic constraints would go away. but i'm still not convinced that we could do it -- meet a new challenge on the order of the manhattan project in just three years. not long ago i saw a briefing on one of what we a calling a new capability we are developing. at the end there was a timeline. 14 years. arguably that capability is not as new as some people would like to think it is. we are doing this at a time when we are modernizing across the board, across the triad. it's really incredible modernization efforts. when a key component has a 14-year timeline it is hard to think we are doing it fast enough. it isn't money. a lot of it are the bureaucratics of the work we do. it is tough. col. r

commandancy of the alamo, bear february 24 had 1836, to the people of texas and all americans in the world, fellow citizens and compatriots, i am besieged by a thousand or more of the mexicans under santa ana, i have sustained a continual bombardment and cannonade for 24 hours, and i have not lost a man. the enemy has demanded a surrender at discretion. otherwise the garrison is to be put to the sword if the fort is taken. i have answered the demand with a cannon shot, and our flag still waves proudly from the walls. i shall never surrender or retreat. then i call on you, in the name of liberty, of patriotism and of everything dear to the american character, to come to our aid. -- with all dispatch. the enemy is receiving reinforcements daily and will no doubt increase to 3,000 or 4,000 in four or five days. if this call is neglected, i am determined to sustain myself as long as possible and die like a soldier who never forgets what is due to his own honor and that of his country. vic victory or death. signed, william barret travis, lieutenant colonel commandant. p.s. -- the lord is

you see the brake lights from 242, 680, down into alamo. slow crawl as you head through. let's look at traffic as you work your way along parts of 880 south. another trouble spot north of where the fremont accident is. this is out of that area, just in the heart of hayward working towards the san mateo bridge. a quick live look at travel times as traffic is slow along altamont and west bound 80. >>> 6:54. a live look outside before break. this is red wood city waking up this morning. i am sure there are a lot of niners fans waking up maybe a little groggy after last night's loss. all the fog you are seeing, it's going to two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home.

[ laughter ] all the way from los alamos, the oscar-nominated cast of "oppenheimer," cillian murphy,mily blunt, and robert downey jr. are here. [ cheers and applause ] and don't worry, they left the nuclear waste known as matt damon at home. [ cheers and applause ] he will not be here. we don't let just anyone in here. this isn't a dunkin' commercial. [ laughter ] in washington, d.c., our worst and dimmest gathered for the annual cpac convention. cpac, for those who don't know, is a meeting of the right-wing nuttiest republicans. remember in ghostbusters when all the slime was running to one building? [ laughter ] basically that. it's a who's who of who won't accept the results of the election. the speakers every year are your standard collection of roger stones and sloppy steves and flat earthers. with a few foreign dictators and accused sexual predators sprinkled in. [ laughter ] the bigly name today, the headliner was trump's daughter-in-law, lara, who is running for chairperson of the rnc and really has a way with the english language. >> never forget, ladies and gentlemen, it is

. >> ocho personas fallecieron en un accidente, la mayorÍa trabajadores agrÍcolas, Álamos con la familiaicamos el porque. >> regalÁndole boletos vÍp, vienen las bandas mÁs grande de toda la historia, la arrolladora limÓn, y con ello grupo arreglado sÁbado 9 de marzo, apunta la clave ganadora que todos los dÍas te la vamos a dar aquÍ viendo noticias univisiÓn 14 a las seis y al dÍa siguiente. >> regresamos esta tarde salieron a la luz mÁs datos de las personas que murieron en un accidente vehicular en el valle central, se sabe que las siete vÍctimas eran hombres hispanos que iban a trabar en los campos agrÍcolas, el conductor de la caminata que los impactÓ frontalmente tambiÉn de la vida en el accidente. sebastiÁn noriega hablÓ de los familares de las vÍctimas de esta tragedia. >> dolor y tristeza en lo que viven aquellos parientes o conocidos de las personas que perdieron la vida hoy en madera por un trÁfico accidente. >> eran amigos se la pasaban robando. >> me informa agustÍn franco conocido de uno de los fallecidos que incluso comparte su impresiÓn ya que estas carreteras son caminos

exactly all right, all right, dave, um, and garcia, southbound, 680, a pleasant hill into alamo.we have slow traffic. we had some earlier problems there. things are beginning to get a little better, but it's still a little bit slow. 880 is okay. they pay. bridge had a crowd. it's, um. i would say it's moderate. this is a typical delay. it's a little foggy out there. so if you're heading the road, give yourself a little extra time. this morning 718 what about that fog? let's bring rosemary in to talk about today's weather. >> yeah, it looks like it's improving some. but we still have a patchy, dense fog advisory for our north bay valley locations. and that's where we're really seeing it at its thickest. a lot of cloud cover overhead. here's a view of, well, cloud cover. we will get into sunny skies by the second part of the afternoon. storm tracker two it's an active one over areas of the pacific northwest. we are just on the tail end of all this batch of cloud cover, and it is going to continue to move through. here's a look at 3:00 in the afternoon where we break away to a littl

territories where palestinians have israeli passports, they're not going to be allowed to go and pray at alamos mosk during ramadan, so you're seeing if you like, a withdrawal of interest from much of the world, from dealing with israel, and that might not be visible right now, but in the future it's going to have a... tremendous impact upon the economy, settlers, illegal settlers must be leaving israel out of fear of escalation from any of the resistance factions um, from uh southern lebanon, from palestine itself, from inside syria, iraq, yemen, uh, etc. very well, we're going to have to end it there, thank you very much, venessa billy, independent journalist, spoke to us from damascus, alberto garcia, watson, thank you, activis. political analyst from malaga spain, thank you to you both, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, in the team, it's goodbye, bismillah. diming report indicates that deaths from terrorism in africa have skyrocketed more than 10000% during this so-called us war on terror. the study by the africa center for strategic studies revealed that during

also something related to the settlements and settlers in the west bank and what they are doing in alamos, there are many demands, now from the israeli point of view, they want to release the prisoners with this truce, but after that they want to continue the war, they want to continue the genocide, which is absolutely unacceptable, and they don't want to remove their army from gaza, the... want to continue to be in gaza and they are talking about you know either getting rid of hamas totally and the palestinian resistance from gaza or and to release all the prisoners and they can't do both of them so far, but at the same time netanyahu and his government, the right-wing fascist government are still insisting on their terms in this respect. right, well alberto, isn't it just so bizarre that there are even talks are... calls for temporary cease fire instead of a permanent one, four and a half months after this genocide has started, almost 30,00 people have been killed, mean it's such a dystopian world. it's it's it's quite flavorgasting, it's absolutely amazing, your thoughts, well actually

where palestinians have israeli uh passports, they're not going to be allowed to go and... pray at alamos during ramadan, so you're seeing if you like, a withdrawal of interest from much of the world from dealing with israel, and that might not be visible right now, but in the future it's going to have a tremendous impact upon the economy, settlers, illegal settlers must be leaving israel out of fear of escalation from any of the resistance factions um from uh southern lebanon. from palestine itself, from inside syria, iraq, yemen, uh, etc. very well, we're going to have to end it there. thank you very much, vanessa beely, independent journalist, uh, spoke to us from damascus, and alberto garcia watson, thank you, activist and political analys from malaga, spain, thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight. in the team, it's goodbye. in this week's show we'll be shining light on the influence of an ultraasist sect known as habad and the israeli intelligence agency shinbet has said that the vast majority of these people involved in these attacks are

we are seeing a pocket of heavy rainfall working its way right south of a walnut creek down through alamo towards san ramon. it's kind of been sitting there very slow mover this morning. so it's piling up with some puddles out there for sure along highway 6.80. we're also seeing a pocket of heavy rain right around sunnyvale and north of milpitas towards curtner right now, it is definitely going to still be an active day. try to take advantage of the sunny moments when you get him because you're not going to see dishon day. it is a day to day just to keep a close eye on radar. and if you do see dark clouds, try to get back inside winds, not a huge factor. a few breezy spots near the coast. temperatures are a little cooler. some 40's to low 50's right now, redwood city and oakland beach at 49 sf and san mateo at 50 degrees currently later today will be in the mid-fifties staying in kind of unsettled chance of thunderstorms all through the afternoon. great. john. thank you for that. yeah. that rain really slowed us down today. and while we're not backed up to the overpass. >> on the bay brid

alamo 680. it is going to be tough to get around this friday evening. a few showers around the bayview district of san francisco, but not nearly as intense this is a level one currently, and as we go hour by hour, you will notice that around 9 p.m. there will be a few spotty showers 10 p.m. going into tomorrow morning. just a few showers coming through here. you get that little breather, and then here comes the heavier part of the storm. saturday night into sunday morning, i'll be back with a closer look at how long this is going to last. the rainfall projections is coming right up. i'm karina, all right. >> sounds good. we'll check back with you. sandhya well, there has been little to no chance of drying out from our series of storms, and that's prompting concern, especially in the south bay, which could be hit hard this weekend. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey is live in san jose with a look at how those folks down there are getting ready. dustin >> yeah, ama, you just saw it. but which sandhya didn't say was the south bay is going to

territories where palestinians have israeli passports, they're not going to be allowed to go and pray at alamosave a... tremendous impact upon the economy, settlers, illegal settlers must be leaving israel out of fear of escalation from any of the resistance factions um, from uh southern uh lebanon, from palestine itself, from inside syria, iraq, yemen, uh, etc. very well, we're going to have to end it there. thank you very much. vanessa billy, independent journalist uh, spoke to us from damascus and alberto garcia watson. thank you. activist. political analyst from malaga spain. thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight. in the team, it's goodbye. the herowing experiences of syrian children affect. by war, the indomitable spirit of young survivors, how do they survive amid indiscriminate bombings and explosions? it speaks with me, the saint of the soil from the blood. and the ashes, it speaks with me the sound of the rain from the battle and the victory, victory. oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you. oh palestin

the small town of los alamos was the birthplace of the atomic bomb. it feels so peaceful here.extraordinary to think that this is where it all started. this is where the first atomic bomb was built and developed by robert oppenheimer and his team, the so—called father of the atomic bomb. we had a moment where it looked like the chain reaction from an atomic device might never stop. are we saying there's a... ..chance that when we push that button, we destroy the world? chances are near zero. near zero? what do you want from theory alone? zero would be nice. the recent hollywood blockbuster oppenheimer told the story of the manhattan project and the development of the first atomic bomb. this modest little log cabin right on the end is the house where oppenheimer himself lived during those months he was working on the manhattan project. i've been given privileged access to the house by curator cheri trottier. this is the room, why the oppenheimers chose this house. so have you had more interest in oppenheimer and the house since the movie came out? definitely. there's people, as

hear from the hills above alamo. this is video from the weekend. it shows emergency crews using a chopper to hoist the biker who had to be taken to a nearby hospital with serious injuries. no word on that mountain bikers status tonight. fire crews work to mitigate a strong odor coming from the valero refinery in benicia. officials say a unit at the refinery went down friday night and they had to moveon mixture of refined hydrocarbons into 2 tanks. apparently some of that hydrocarbon got on to the lid of a tank causing the strong smell. cleanup efforts were expected to be finished saturday, but they had to pause for a while. the fire department resumed cleaning up yesterday. >> highly contagious stomach bug is quickly spreading across the country. doctors say the northeast is getting hit hard with norovirus. the positivity rate in that region is more than 13%. western states are second hardest hit with more than 12% of nora virus tests coming back positive. symptoms include vomiting and diarrhea. and it is extremely contagious. you can get it throug

that brilliant brain went to waste in >> the loneliness of los alamos. >> you're the first woman to ber nolan film circumstances that true? >> reporter: it all began when director nolan invited blunt to his home for a pressure-pack first read of his secret "oppenheimer" script. >> he was lurking in the next room. i'm going have to put together something very smart to say about this script. but it was heart racing. he hands it to you. i read it in his library. it was the most heart-stopping, exhilarating script. i think "oppenheimer" is maybe one of chris's most emotional movies. >> you don't get to commit the sin and have us all feel sorry for you that there are consequences. >> it almost read like a chase thriller, and i knew what was going to happen, but you still are fascinated with how they got there. i had never read a script like that. >> reporter: time on the "oppenheimer" set with cillian murphy meant getting use to christopher nolan's use of imax cameras. they're loud? >> they're like chewbacca coming through the room. they're so loud. i think when you put the i'm max camera o

la lluvia también subió el caudal del arroyo alamo en vacaville. gran tamaño terminaron cediendo algunos parcialmente, como en este caso en la ciudad de modesto. atención ahora padres de familia y alumnos. el distrito escolar eastside union de san josé anunció que no habrá clases mañana lunes debido a los cortes de electricidad que están experimentando las escuelas que estarán cerradas serán las preparatorias apolo, calero y calero adult transition program y la preparatoria o grove. también la escuela preparatoria oberfeld y yerbabuena, así como el centro para adultos de oberfeld. de igual manera, la oficina de educación del condado sonoma informó que tampoco habrá clases mañana en algunas de sus escuelas. el distrito escolar de guerneville estará cerrado por cortes de electricidad, carreteras inundadas y otros impactos relacionados con las tormentas. asimismo, el distrito escolar de. ya no tendrá clases el lunes por falta del suministro eléctrico. los demás distritos seguirán bajo horario regular precisamente estos impactos significativos de la to

sanchez lives in alamo and held his business meeting at a coffee shop in pleasant hill monday, rather than at because he is without electricity. so are dozens of other pleasant hill residents near pleasant hill elementary school, 2 power poles and a tree broke by the camp is cutting electricity off for the surrounding neighborhood were about 17 hours. fortunately for bill power was restored to his home in pleasant hill by 8 o'clock monday really, just because >> everyone has stuff in their fridge or freezer. they use start thinking, ok, what am i going to do now to have to call is upper. we have to start giving it away or checking out or what so, yeah, a little bit relieved that. >> these things happen. susie thomson thought she was going to lose power but lucked out it was is here's the gusty winds and power outages. a reminder to prepare for the worst by keeping yourself things charged and flashlights handy in contra costa county, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> well, one place where the lights are on tonight and there's markel in brightly. the bay bridge. and it's beautiful out ther

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alimentos, educación, atención médica, entre otros recursos, a la comunidad, que serán muy útiles para alamoá pidiendo a la comunidad que venga y que nos propongan ideas, propongan recursos para que podamos restaurar este edificio. la junta acordó considerar reasignar el costo de la demolición de 1 millón de dólares hacia la renovación. si un socio financiero se presenta y requiere apoyo financiero. si no se encuentra un socio financiero, el edificio sería demolido antes del 15 de agosto. ya es tiempo de que que hagan algo, pues por por volverlo a abrir desde el este de san josé. soy jessica gallegos. nos 0 telemundo 48. bueno, lo que se quiere aquí como comunidad es tratar de mantener estos sitios abiertos para para los jóvenes, para ese tipo de actividades y claro que sí, hablando de ese tipo de actividades, sandra max era un lugar en donde podían ir chicos y podían llegar las familias habían programas especiales para los muchachos después de la escuela. ojalá y puedan encontrar algún tipo de proyecto que trate de llevarle más educación a nuestra comunidad, se puedan conseguir esos fondos

emergency crews using a helicopter to hoist the bike around in the hills above alamo. this is video from saturday afternoon. the mountain biker was taken to a nearby hospital with serious injuries. san ramon valley fire and also helping out and the rescue. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast tonight taking a live look at the eastern span of the bay bridge. it was a beautiful weekend and it looks like it's carrying on this evening. gayle ong joining us with a look at what we can expect this week >> hello, dan and yeah, we have a change in the weather pattern coming up for real soon. so you'll notice the clouds rolling in tonight and tomorrow morning. you can even see it here at the golden gate bridge. the fog is rolling in which it typically does at this hour. but yeah, we have some chilly temperatures on the way. but here are the highs today. we were as warm as yesterday. remember, we saw san francisco reach 71 degrees. so we've cooled down about 5 to 10 degrees. but as you can see, san jose was one of the warmest spots here around the bay area, 70 degrees but

should also add that the united states, after the assassination of the rocky commander, i will matthew alamo hondas alongside general thoughts and solely money at the rocky international airport for over 4 years ago. the rocky problem is demanded that the united states leap and they never did. they said they leave, but the united states has one strong car to play with. and that is that all of you, rocky oil that is sold, the money goes to accounts in the united states. and whenever the rocky government goes too far, the americans start with holding the rocky fund and creating a crisis in iraq. so the americans don't like the godfather, they stand back, they pretend to the good guys, but just like in gaza where they are part of the this genocide. and here they play the same role. remember the united states and the rock, they help sit down, posting the west scapes, adonis and chemical weapons. do us both alongside, sat down with st, against the wrong, in 1988 striking iranian ships. and then it turned against the rock. later on it invaded iraq who created this mess. it was the united states la

so we came here and set up camp like the rest of the citizens who abandoned and came to the alamo aussie earlier for fled from the showing from rockets and reconnaissance plains. but there was no water, no food, no safety either. so the burden question where should, over a 1000000 civilian palestinians from rough but go to basically saves a lives in case of the id is large scale operation in the area remains open and many international players call on these relative measure race and to change its plans the prime ministers of australia, canada, and use even today issued the following statement on reports of israel's planned military operation. in rafa, we are gravely concerned by indications that israel is planning a ground defensive into rasa, a military operation into ross. i would be catastrophic. about $1500000.00 palestinians are taking refuge in the area, including many of us citizens and that families with the humanitarian situation in gaza. already dia, the impacts on palestinian civilians from an expanded military operation would be devastating. we urge the israeli government not

know certain, alamo hospitals, income units have been under his readiness. each of the past 3 weeks. the hundreds and stuff, patients and displaced palestinians with reduced mobility of trump down able to leave the european hospital is the only functioning medical facility in county and is right now. and the only largest functioning hospital in the whole of the goal is to strip a group of israeli settlers as a times posted in south and the city of novelist, the occupied westbank that these 2 palestinians were injured. when sec, let's open fire in the village of a city, a witness to say the a tank is also set to at least one home on file. now there's been a significant surge of seth level islands, you know, in the occupied territories since a solid, simple, you know, table, spring and a cost of the home. the solutions live for us in occupied distribution. just bring us up to speed on what we know about this particular time in the occupied westbank . and this particular incident in the occupied west bank, just south of nablus. we're looking at a group of as re

he's very close that storm the alamo hospital. sometimes in southern dogs have many operating with basic facilities, and they're running on supplies. more than 27000 palestinians have been killed since, as well as war on vaults assaulted in early october. because present j barton assigned to the executive order imposing sanctions on for his riley settlers for attacking palestinians any occupied westbank for any 5 minutes to bend even this. and y'all who was said to the executive order is trusted. springs somebody of any stuff from across the world. another. any you lead us in finance have agreed on a 50 full $1000000000.00. a package for ukraine hungry dropped its veto threat during a meeting of memphis states of brussels. as a somebody was taking place. tom is what blocking roads around the capital. they want to draw attention to that protests against rising cost and cheap food impulse . natasha buckler. how's the story from brussels? hungry is prime minister. the old man was under pressure as he arrived at an east summit in brus

and now the palestinian red crescent says is really full size headstone, the compound of alamo hospital in connie. it is for the 3rd time that is really strong. i've also had central golf. so to strong a school in this 5th refugee come on $700.00 triples. the was their lights to collect the body so front of scenes, the bikes really strength in the southern city of thinking more than a dozen to nothing. hospital i received 14 bodies sofa. we received this number before 9 o'clock this morning without bringing the bodies to the people so they can bury the israeli forces, continuing to bump central and flattening the school in the same rock. but the g come on wednesday night and the lounge again, because i missed my school. i came to see what happened. i found a delivery address with the boom, bought the entire place. my classroom was, you know, is it always was the task force 85 percent of the strips, 2300000 population from their homes. the un save the situation, just got the stuff many spend the day trying to find anything they come to eat. the see, the situation is beyond desperate upon

alamo is property division during a divorce. absolutely. divorce costs in litigation. i believe our 1st and foremost lead and driven by, sadly, spite, right? spite is kind of the simple term defensive term would be contentiousness. um you know. busy conflict, you know, the things that really kind of drove the marriage often to its collapse are the things that we see kind of spill over into the divorce proceedings. and so often, you know, in my practice what i see is a client willing to pay more to me as the lawyer or to, you know, themselves in the area of time or resources. then what the thing they're actually fighting for could be, yeah, that doesn't always happen, but often times say they're fighting over, you know, the remaining portion of a home, right, that we're close to settlement close to the end. and then, you know, the stubbornness kicks in or the unwillingness to settle. so i'm not a lot of money kicks in. and often times the proceedings themselves end up costing more than that kind of narrow amount of asset that would have otherwise remained. now, beyond t

well, in the meantime then your times has provoked a roar of buying golfing, using alamo match for us to describe the crisis in the middle east. that system to how it views the natural world would do us as like an old lie. and we are still the king of the middle east jungle, more powerful than any single actor. but we have so many scars from so many fights that we just can't just show up roy loudly and expect that everyone will do what we want or skip her away. iran has to geo politics. what are recently discovered species of parents to toyed wasp is to nature these womic revolutionary guard corpses. the wasp, the who sees, has the law from us and could type has blood or the eggs that hatch inside the host . loving on yemen, syria and the rock, and eat it from the inside out. we have no counts of strategy that safely inefficiently kills the last without setting fire to the whole jungle a while then you times doubles and a knowledge is a canadian education. and so it's a little bit more to write. well blunt, when describing the land is route was found it on they don't understand that i

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or they can stay at alamo. vote for a 3rd party which is effectively, i guess, a vote from. so where will the arab american folk go do you think? and i think it's, it's a bit insulting in terms of framing this strictly to an electronic lens. a majority of ever americans and not interrupt is to understand the plight of the palestinians are looking at the strictly through and elect for a lens. we recognize that michigan is an important state in november of 2024. but that is not the route of the conversation. the conversation is rooted around this idea that we do not support the endless bombing of the past. and even people that the children who live in the gaza strip are not responsible for this conflict. and that we are not getting closer to peace or addressing the actual issues by supporting this, this bombing, both funding and weaponry. so they are american community, like any other community, believes that they're elected officials should listen to them that they should understand and engage them in ways that will actually address the concerns of the community. simply looki

. >> officers used the chp s h 30 helicopter to find to find that mountain biker on a trail in alamo yesterday afternoon, the san ramon valley fire helicopter rescue technician lowered there to get the injured person. we're told the cyclist was taken to an ambulance and then transported to the hospital. that cyclist is expected to recover. okay, bart, trying to get more young people interested in reading. the transit agency is expanding its short stories kiosk program and is holding a poetry contest for bay area teens. ktvu zac sos is here now in studio with more on on this contest. zach. >> yeah, the contest. yet another way to build on that mission of using these short story dispensers to help get kids reading. and what better way to do that than give teens the chance to author some of those works in those machines, and perhaps into the hands of thousands of writers? >> amid the daily rush to the train, you might have missed them a chance to grab a short story for the ride ahead, arms crossed with motor running. >> words will hold up gauge. asked when kyle reached him here and his

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intense is riley, shutting and guns on the palestine. red crescent headquarters is located inside of the alamo hospital, which else has thousands of displaced people, us and many say what's coming next with his rel warning, it'll advance its ground. defensive to the southern may speak to a rough which boldest egypt. now the city is already crowded with mold and hoff of gauze. this population of $2300000.00 looking for safety united nations of describing the crisis in russia as a pressure cooker of this, a ton, a couple assume is even if it were as strikes if it areas, housing displaced, palestinians, today we had more strikes on the area that supposed to be saved zone for the majority of displace palestinians for taking shelter in a rough off right now as we have been see a hearing, a string of s tribes that hit the main linking areas between hon. you're just and also in the southern parts of a rough or has people are getting much more worried about the possibility of the extension of the fighting to reach rough idea as isabel is very keen to dismantle militarily the palestinian military exist

and the palestinian red crescent society says the top officials at alamo. the hospital that's in hon units have been released from is really custody. the general manager and director of the facility had been detained and taken to an unknown location. meanwhile, the red crescent has released video showing crowds of displays, palestinians leaving the hospital. the palestinians taken shelter there had been under siege by his really attacks for more than 2 weeks. today marks the 15th day for the continuous decision to add a tax and the whole space and boom bored meant and gunfire didn't stop out at the facility and i'm at home because there was also direct attacks. and um is really gone for years at the hospital and the team. we have loved 3 cliques when they were conducting their human utility and mission inside the hospital. and the for this plan at headquarters every day, there's injuries and people who are killed inside our facility's because of these continuous is really a tops the house we to has turned out every day with reading did the bodies inside of

we don't sorry, it was chosen to use alamo. much of also describes the crisis and then release this . this isn't until the lesson analysis of the natural world order to do us as like an old lion. we are still the king of the middle east jungle, more powerful than any single actor. but we have so many scars from so many fights that we just can't just show up roy loudly and expect that everyone will do what we want our skipper away. iran has to geo politics. what are recently discovered species of parents to toyed wasp is to nature these womic revolutionary guard corpses. the wasp, the who sees, has the law from us and can type has blood or the eggs that hatch inside the host 11 on yemen, syria and iraq, and eat it from the inside out. we have no counts of strategy that safely inefficiently kills the last without setting fire to the whole jungle. while the new design was diable, the analogy the canadian mass of post secondary education took a step further on describing the land as well as found it on. they don't understand that it was a crappy piece of land with nothing on it. you know,