aled davi, several points about the developments. gaza, according to the time we have at our disposal , i would like to ask you about egypt. it was mentioned in the report that the zionist army is apparently unable to continue the war and on the other hand is not willing to accept a ceasefire. in such a situation , how do you see the upcoming or future scenarios of the war in gaza, while on the other hand, considering that the heads and leaders of the resistance are also emphasizing a lot. on america's responsibility, america is looking for a ceasefire in the middle of this fasting is a stop for a few hours. in the past, in the first hours of the al-aqsa storm , there was a state of israeli anger and he wanted to take revenge. he was looking for revenge and called the reserve forces from all over the world. it was for anger and revenge and malice and the killing of palestinians and the killing of sinwar. that now its anger continued. your change but this picture has changed. changed. in the early hours, more than 70 israelis wanted t

al llegar los oficiales encontraron una camioneta mitsubishi en el patio delantero de una residencia. según los testigos, el conductor de aproximadamente 30 años de edad conducía a toda velocidad hacia el oeste por las calles davisdesde su 4o. >> un poco de rechinar de brecas y luego el golpe y en el momento lo que me asustó fue que vi que un carro venía volando aquí adelante. cuando yo ya abrí la puerta para ver a. yo pensaba que había llegado más cercas, pero aquí quedó, aquí quedó de aquí para allá. >> el pasajero identificado por las autoridades como un hombre de 29 años, quedó atrapado dentro del vehículo. las autoridades y otros vecinos ayudaron a levantar el carro para poder sacar a la víctima, quien fue trasladada en helicóptero hacia un hospital. su condición se reporta como estable según el reporte del conductor identificado como adam quiñones, estaba bajo libertad condicional por otro dui que había recibido anteriormente. fue llevado a un hospital local para ser revisado y luego arrestado por delitos graves de dui y violación de la libertad condicional. también en boise se reportó otro accidente vehicular donde un conductor ebrio se pasó la luz roja y se impactó con otros carros y un peatón, el cual s

a la señora viola cuando una camioneta mitsubishi que venía a exceso de velocidad sobre la calle davis al vueltas e impactando contra un árbol al frente de la vivienda. >> la señora viola me dice que ella misma sembró ese árbol hace unos 10 años y si no fuera por el árbol, pudo haber sido una tragedia para su familia. considera usted de que ese árbol le salvó la vida? sí, claramente que sí. >> sí, porque hemos tenido otras problemitas y yo te amaba. que un día iba a entrar un carro y me iba a llegar a mi recámara porque mi recámara está en a la cara de la calle. >> de acuerdo con el reporte de la policía de hanford, al llegar los oficiales encontró al pasajero atrapado debajo de la camioneta, el cual fue rescatado y llevado a un hospital. el conductor fue identificado por la policía como adán quiñones, de 30 años de edad, quien estaba bajo libertad condicional por un dui cometido anteriormente. el sospechoso fue llevado a un hospital para ser revisado y luego arrestado por delitos graves de dui y violación de su libertad condicional. también en visalia se reportó otro accidente vehicular

let's talk about the opportunities and the threats that al represents for bbc news with the corporation's director of nations, rhodri talfan daviesbility for shaping the bbc�*s response to the new technology. he joins us from bristol. thank you, rhodri, for coming on newswatch. can i ask how far the bbc is already using ai in news, and where you might be thinking of bringing it in? so let's separate two things. there's conventional artificial intelligence ai, which is essentially algorithmic. so, for example, if we're doing data journalism, we're looking into huge statistical evidence bases. we might use algorithms to help interpret the data that we've got in front of us. if you go onto the bbc�*s websites, some of the things that we may recommend to you are based on algorithms that throw up recommendations. that's traditional machine learning, traditional artificial intelligence. what we're seeing over the last few months, with the emergence of tools like gpt, is something like chatgpt, is something called generative ai. and the difference is that generative ai can create new material — it can create video, it can create graphic

davis es la única persona aún viva que estaba en el coche desde donde se habría disparado al cantantedirigió al grupo pandillero que habría disparado aquel 7 de septiembre de 1996. y en méxico, el gobierno de zacatecas, en colaboración con el gobierno colombiano, están buscando a una familia de 5 integrantes. >> nosotros como gobierno, como ejecutivo, estamos en pleno contacto con la fiscalía. hemos entrado también en contacto con el consulado colombiano para estarles informando sobre los avances. >> son 3 menores de 3, 6 y 11 años, además de un hombre y una mujer de 36 y 44. efectivamente como le decía, son originarios de colombia y no se sabe nada de ellos. desde el 27 de octubre iban de ciudad de méxico hacia ciudad juárez y su última ubicación fue la ciudad de calera, allá en zacatecas. la búsqueda se extendió a los estados de durango y de chihuahua. >> ha pasado ya una semana desde que el huracán otis, el más fuerte, el que se ha tenido registro en méxico, arrasó con la ciudad porteña de acapulco. los afectados ahora están enfrentando pérdidas que este desastre dejó a su paso. su

davis y sacramento. este tramo de 17 7 millas es 1 de los corredores más congestionados de california. esta es la ruta estándar ala sesión informativa sobre este plan. muchas personas coincidieron en que este tramo presenta mucho tráfico, pero no todos están de acuerdo con la idea de dar prioridad a ciertos conductores. los funcionarios de caltrans se reunirán el próximo mes para debatir sobre este tema y tener luz verde, si es que les dan luz verde la construcción. pues sí, tomaría mucho tiempo ya que las carreteras nos llevan hacia esa zona. >> tenemos más información del norte de nuestro estado. hoy es el segundo día de huelga de empleados en la ciudad de stockton, alejandra quesada habla con 1 de los representantes del sindicato sobre lo que lleva a salir a las calles esta semana. armados con pancarta que piden un alto a prácticas laborales injustas. >> así marcharon ya por segundo día unos 200 empleados de mantenimiento de la ciudad de stockton. se trata de 2 grupos dentro del local 3 del sindicato de ingenieros operadores, que son quienes dan mantenimiento a servicios de agua, drenaje y alcantarillado y qui

this was not a planned retaliatory strike, colonel davis, it just happened to be retaliation of opportunity. there was a c130 gun ship in the area over al-asad air base when the attack happened and the 65th attack, it was a vehicle -- i don't want to say it was a vehicle-born attack, because the vehicle was not a part of the attack, it just contained militants inside it. c130 identified the target and took it out. they knew they were going after iranian proxy personnel and not just a weapons storage facility. so, this would seem to be a retaliation of a different sort rather than saying we are sick and tired of this, let's plan some targets to hit. we just got hit, take 'em out. >> yeah, i thought it was odd they are trying to make some distinction. i don't understand what the benefit of that s. i imagine the gun ship was up in the air as a result of these increased defensive positions that secretary austin has been talking about of late that they are going to give more defensive capabilities, air defense and now air power is also on the ground and if they identified a target coming after america, absolutely take them out. that's what t

davis and middle east analyst and host of the watchman erick stakelbeck. gentlemen thank you for coming on. we very much appreciate it. president biden said this about the alhifa hospital today, colonel and i'll get your response on the other side. watch. >> it's my hope and expectation that there will be less intrusive action of the hospital. there is an effort to take this pause to deal with the release of prisoners. hospital must be protected. >> trace: colonel i'm not really sure what the strategy here is because the operation as jeff was describing to us may very well be over at this point and you have the president kind of talking about this pause. what do you make of this? >> i mean it sounds to me like the president really doesn't know what they're doing, and that's not entirely surprising. it's kind of the way the israeli force very often operate. they will a give kind of a general idea about what they're going to do but they won't give any operational details for their own security. and i would be surprised if this was over this quick because you see that's a very large compound and if they're going to clear that building they'll have to go floor

davis, senior fellow and expert or defense priorities. as we bring our viewers along the geography of this war and of this moment, so many now are very familiar with the all located here on the northern gaza strip under which we know hamas is running their operations. the red identifies and the north -- the northern border here on the northeast corner, the continuing clearing operations on the part of israel. but this really highlights here the significant fighting and the past 24 hours. i'm going to clear this just to show the three circles to give you an idea where they have seen that concentrated. as i flip the screen and get you to weigh in on the threat to the northern border here, highlighted in the green, the rocket attacks along the northern border, several of them. this is the drone strike in the blue here, and this red represents all the anti-tank fire. the purple, the israeli evacuation zone, early on deeming such a threat, the northern border they cleared that. but, give us an idea where things stand in this moment and israel's ability to continue to combat this fire coming in. >> yeah, i think what you are seeing there, especially in that so

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a statement calling israel's raid on gaza's al—shifa hospital a "war crime", a "moral crime" and a "crime against humanity". we can speak now to gareth daviesbritish government has _ al-shifa hospital. good morning. the british government has been - al-shifa hospital. good morning. the british government has been very i british government has been very clear that we support israel in tackling hamas, one of the worst terrorist organisations that the world has ever seen. we have also been clear that israel needs to act in accordance with international humanitarian law. i am not close to the developments you refer to but we maintain that position and maintain constant engagement with the israeli government. constant engagement with the israeli covernment. ., .. ., constant engagement with the israeli government-— government. your reaction to that statement from _ government. your reaction to that statement from hamas, _ government. your reaction to that statement from hamas, which i government. your reaction to that statement from hamas, which we| government. your reaction to that i statement from hamas, which we know is designated a terrorist

let's talk about the opportunities and the threats that al represents for bbc news with the corporation's director of nations, rhodri talfan davies, with the emergence of tools like chatgpt, is something called generative ai. and the difference is that generative ai can create new material — it can create video, it can create graphics, it can create text. it's trained on a huge amount of data, and it can start to create new material. that's the transformation, the wave of technology that we're seeing coming through at the moment. and that's where we need to think very carefully about how we employ it in ourjournalism. because, at the end of the day, the trust that our audiences have in bbc news is based on humans — human journalists, interrogating and describing the world as they see it. so over the next few months, we'll be doing a whole range of pilots, notjust in journalism, but across the creative effort in the bbc, to think about the opportunities to really supercharge our production processes. if i can give you just one example. bbc verify — really key part of our strategy to help audiences understand really what's going on