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the ash cloud stretched almost 1,500 km southeast towards the pacific ocean.has been introduced in the region. the ministry of emergency situations advises local residents and tourists not to approach the volcano and not to leave their homes during ashfalls unless absolutely necessary. in the immediate vicinity of the volcano, excess specific permissible gas concentration during para-gas emissions, when approaching lyuchevsky there is a possibility of getting into an ash fall, which can lead to allergic reactions, ash getting into the mechanisms of cars and their failure. attempts to ford rivers that are filled with water by thawing glaciers are also extremely dangerous. the lava continues to descend down the slope and melts the bogdanovich glacier, which feeds the studyonaya river, because of this , mud-stone flows are formed, they erode roads. right there already. you can hear and see that the water is already pouring across the road, you can hear and hear the noise, you can hear that the flow of water is large, serious, the road in the village of kozyrevsk

in some places it is raining mixed with ash.ts have not yet given a further unambiguous forecast of the eruption; a state of emergency has been introduced in the area . we will follow vesti kamchatka. the orange danger cat is active in the area of ​​the ibeka volcano in the kuril islands. he threw out a column of ash smoke. the train stretched for more than 5 km. but there is no threat to populated areas; according to scientists, a lava eruption is unlikely. it is a dying volcano. all conditions have been created for athletes and coaches: up to a thousand adult children will be able to train at the same time; not only gymnastics sections, but also sports acrobatics will be comfortably housed in the new complex. belgorod residents have been waiting for the appearance of such a center for many years, and novoseli, polina bykova. spectacular, enchanting, the most anticipated event of this fall. this is not just a gym, we really see happy people faces of children, happy faces of parents, happy faces of coaches, may there always be w

okay, doesn't seem like we have ash up, he's he's up and about, we'll try to get him on the next few uh moments here, in your bulletin, meanwile the world food program has raised the alarm about the dire humanitarian situation in gaza, the wfp, says all of gaza's 2.3 million palestinian inhabitants like sufficient food and face malnutrition amid israel's devastating sie. it added 33% to gozans were food insecure before. israel attacked the enclave a month ago and now all of them are food insecure. the administrator of the un development program also warned a rising poverty in the occupied palestinian territory. i think after one month of this war now unfolding, first of all what is quite clear is that top of the humanitarian crisis that the world has seen unfold in gaza right now, we also are beginning to see um the development crisis that follows the uh increase in poverty rates, the loss of gdp, the destruction in terms of infrastructure, housing units. now we are obviously just talking about gaza right now, there is also the west bank, different conditions, but equally, this is th

2 minutes, 10 seconds that’s all, let’s wash the ashes, ash, washed, and imagine how much ash is thrownerything within a radius of several hundred kilometers is covered with it, let me remind you that the eruption began on november 1, scientists predicted this event and spolin was powerfully preparing for it, seismic activity is constantly on... broke up, yesterday we went to the horseshoe , and there was ashes all around, today i added it, a similar eruption happened in ninety-four, a few days later it stopped, now the volcano is behaving more actively and unpredictably, now it’s still there is activity, here we have a sismogram, which shows spasmodic tremors and the level of this tremors has begun to increase a little, tomorrow a group of scientists is moving to the volcano. the almost century-old volcano station , the only one in russia, is located in the village of klyuchi, it is from here that scientists observe volcanic activity. a state of emergency has been introduced in the uskamchatsky district. the fire and rescue department of the village of klyuchi is ready to eliminate any

forged and fire shaped fine for some elemental forces, deep underground, huge glowing chunks of rock. ash that covered everything in minutes and foamed a one of the kind landscape. the volcanoes fell silent some 10000 years ago, but they're only sleeping, the ease, something brewing deep below the surface of the i. so how great is the danger that the volcanoes will roll back to life? the, the, the, in the east, if the volcanic eiffel near under. now, the forces looking benita, you showed themselves the cold water goes up the highest in the world, the every 2 hours the water jet erupt reaching up to 60 meters in. yeah. the going so leaks explains mineralogy, thorsten lumber, that's the fuzzy. that's your guys' deals page guys, a rupture needs you name. i thought just as age of old kind of corruption is unique . i thought that the rupture unleashes powerful volcanic forces deep beneath the sol as carbon dioxide from the fluid. magma meets the ground water. more and more, c o 2 bubbles, collect 350 meters below the surface. when it finally erupt, the entire water column is propelled upward.

two settlements were immediately affected by the ash fall in kamchatka.lyuchevskoy volcano threw ash up to a height of 11 km this morning. selem washed away a section of the federal road, and life next to an erupting volcano, alexandra ostrikova will tell. still on friday. volcanologists predicted an increase in the eruption and ash emissions to a height of at least 12 km. this forecast was completely confirmed. such videos are for residents of the nearest village of klyuchi, since the klyuchevskaya group of volcanoes erupts several times a year, only ash emissions pose a danger to people, but at the 153rd kilometer an unpleasant surprise awaited motorists, this is what the elements are doing here, yes, here of course, he got off well, it was clear, we see this on the road, in this video the milkova road in the uskamchatsk key, the lava that quickly came down from the volcano, passed along the glaciers, turned into a mud-stone flow, and washed away several kilometers of the route, the current of the force flow increases very much, and it turns out that th

on friday, volcanologists predicted an intensification of the eruption and ash emissions to a heightkm; this forecast was fully confirmed. such videos are more of an entertainment for residents of the nearest village of klyuchi , the klyuchevskaya group of volcanoes erupts several times a year, only ash emissions pose a danger to people, but at the 153rd kilometer an unpleasant surprise awaited motorists. this is the element here, what is it doing? yes, here , of course, he did well, it was clear that he was it. on the road, yes, in this video, the road milkova springs uskamchatsk, lava, which quickly came down from the volcano, passed through the summer roads, turned into a mud-stone flow and washed away several kilometers of the route, the flow of the force flow is increasing very much, and the road is being washed away, for safety reasons, the governor of the region decided to close this area is for all types of transport, experts are observing the movement of mud flows, which are caused by this... influx of lava as a result of the eastern edge road being rewashed and a risk arise

lanning, who missed this summer's ashes for medical reasons, is australia women's greatest run scorer seven world cups. she will continue to play domestic cricket. ijust i just wanted to say ijust wanted to say how lucky i just wanted to say how lucky and privileged i have been to have been able to represent australia and play the game that i love for so long. i grew up wanting to represent australia and i had fun playing cricket, i loved it. and to be to do it for 30 years has been incredible opportunity for me and i am very thankfulfor opportunity for me and i am very thankful for those opportunities. bbc cricket commentator alison mitchell has followed lanning's career. i spoke to her earlier and began by asking just how prolific she was as a captain. as leader of the australian team she led them to no fewer than five world cup wins and she has wins under her belt alone but weight of runs is one thing, leading by example, her utter calmness as a captain as well has gone a long way towards getting australia through tight moments that they might have come across. she has been a const

like we have ash. all right, camilla, i'm going to ask you one last question over here, um, the the protests that you said are not uh, i guess organized by... one entity per say uh, that's something uh very similar to what we have seen happen in london for example, and i'm sure you know how big those protests are, um, are we are we looking at this to be a continuation, um, this these protests that are organized, and also are we looking at the campuses, college campuses being uh, perhaps one of the major places where there is more activism perse that's happening. well, just to give you an example, canada is a country that... uh produces that manufactures weapons and in past years we've actually seen some very small protest against those manufactures of weapons of arms that have actually been sent to latin america, which i normally cover, but in this case some of those same uh manufacturers of things like armored vehicles are actually uh sending those things to help israel slaughter. so those are the sor

what is this new finance capital, ash? miami, florida, thanks to its business-friendly climate and lower taxes and the weather ain't bad either. griffin who says miami's current economy is vibrant and he says it could represent the future of america. he left chicago by the way and moved to miami last year. so he is talking up his own move. he joins a long list of financial titans who moved south in all. in all 160 wall street firms have now moved out of manhattan in recent years. 56 of those took their business to florida, taking a whopping one trillion dollars in financial assets under management out of the big apple. it's why miami is known as wall street south and griffin says, you know what? it's only getting bigger and richer. stu. stuart: that's fascinating. thanks, ash. let's get back to the nahb housing market index. it was down six points to a reading of 34 in november. that folks is very, very low. nahb ceo jim tobin. this is keeping your business in absolute limbo. >> limbo. we've erased all gains. members very

ash from the klyuchevskoy volcano covered two areas at once in kamchatka, several villages fell inton zone. according to the ministry of emergency situations, the quantity. that the amount of ash that fell was insignificant, there were no complaints from people, in the morning a column of black smoke from the volcano rose to a height of 11 km. scientists who are closely monitoring the eruption say that the phase of high activity has ended, but the ashfall will continue for some time, lava continues to flow down the slopes, collecting streams of dirt and stones, which in turn fell on the main regional highway, the road surface was immediately washed away on several areas where restoration work is underway. closed for now. the restless beka volcanoes, these are already the kuril islands, two ash emissions to a height of up to 3 km were recorded per day. it trailed to the northeast for 5 km. according to rescuers , the nearest city of severokurilsk was not affected by the ashfall, but residents say on social networks that the ash reached the port. the area where the volcano is active ha

and anything else of course they have. that you may have for us, ash do you have my voice, yes ash,he um, guess incident regarding the telecommunication towers. if you have information on that and anything else that you may have for us. well, the israel regime has b destroyed all communication, main communication towers north of the gaza wadey of the gaza valley throughout the northern parts of the gaza strip completely uh blocking all phone calls, landlines and even the internet, so - there is entire blackout right now on the northern part of the gaza strip. as journalists and officials here and palestinian health officials and khanness, mainly dr. the spokesman for the ministry of health has no communication whatsoever with the with the hospitals north of of in the northern parts of the gaza strip, we already know that the indonesian hospital is under siege and then in and the northern gaza strip town of betlaha, we know also that the israeli regime has bombed and destroyed several parts of of the shifa medical complex today and they also we know for sure that the israeli regime f

ash, we do appreciate ash there from khan unis. moving on, palestinians in the besieg gaza strip meanwile are assisting that they will not leave the coastal territory despite the israeli onslot. our ancestors were displaced in 1948 all over the world. we have been already displaced here. we will not repeat the force displacement. we will die in our lands and we will not go anywhere. if you leave our houses, we will have no dignity. if you go to the desert, there are no essentials for life, so it's better to die on our land. all of their warnings mean nothing to us, we'll remain steadfast in our land. are they still considering nuclear bomb? every day they strike us with part of nuclear bomb, they strike us with bombings and rockets that destroy entire squares with their neighborhoods and population, let them come and see the destruction we are living in. every day we are being struck with nuclear bomb and the people cannot handle anymore. god brings what's best for us. this workshop provides the livelihood for four children. they destroyed it despite the... fact that we don't harm them, w

by the fall the situation had almost improved completely eliminate the consequences of the ash fall,vember 1, the largest volcano in eurasia, klyuchevskaya sobka, showed explosive activity, several days of powerful eruption, lava ejections from the craterrage a kilometer upward, and ash columns by 13. despite the fact that this time the ash fall was insignificant, the head of the district again had to introduce a state of emergency, only for a different reason. after a mud and stone stream descended in the kozyrevsk area, the road was washed away, cutting off several villages from the mainland. in areas like this here, blur specialists managed to remove the roadway overnight, traffic was restored, and a few days later the eruption calmed down and the eruption stopped, but later it became known that the consequences of the activity of the klyuchevskaya hill could become more serious for the livelihoods of the population of the entire region. a huge mud-stone mudflow demolished not only a coniferous forest, an old dam, washed out the highway, but also changed the course of the studenka

the corpses were burned for several days, the ashes were sifted, and gold items were removed.minum crosses were found at this place. all that remains of people. detachments of sonderkomda 1005 worked throughout the territory of belarus in which regions. even the employees of the commands did not know what they were sending; as a rule, orders were given orally, only the several people from the senior command staff, and the conventional names of the operations said little about the work ahead , a secret nature, pacification, leveling, this is all the name of action 1005. even in internal documents, the nazis encrypted the operation, describing the height of the clouds and the amount of precipitation, which is more it was reminiscent of a weather forecast... behind the clouds was hidden the number of burned bodies, behind the precipitation was the number of corpses that still had to be destroyed, so on the ground the action was sometimes called a weather report. under this name an operation is taking place in ragachov, this is known from the testimony of rothenfurs erwin hanson,

to to get by, looking at some of the casualties that the israeli regime forces have suffered, there ashpeak to her, mana can deal over and occupied ramala, what do you have for us, as every day the... israeli forces continued raiding palestinian areas all across the occupied west bank. this morning and overnight israeli troops raided several villages around ramallah, raided al-quds as well as the uh the city, the city of al khalil. during arrest campaign, over 50 palestinians had been detained by the israeli forces, including this this young palestinian girl, mimi, she was a former palestinian prisoner and a will known activist, israeli troops raided her village in a nabi saleh and detained tamimi, we should reveal that the israeli settlers had been posting posts on social media, demanding the israeli forces to arrest a number of palestiny. was one of those palestinians and number of palestinian activists for continuing to post messages and posts on the private social media outlets including this is happened in al-quds there was rafat he was on skype on an interview with one of the news

indeed, i'm ash ally webster in today for stu. president biden, by the way, wasting no time making his first gaffe on the first day of his 81st year. we're going to show to you the tape on that. and more bad news for the president, president trump's lead over joe biden is growing, and we're going to show you the very latest poll. meanwhile, in the mideast there are reports that a deal for hostages is close. we'll have a report from the ground with the very latest on the developments there. in the sports world, another trans-female breaks a college swimming record after switching from the men's team to the women's team. brian kilmeade will be here the talk about that. take a look at the futures, we had gains yesterday, but today the futures pointing to the slightly lower open. the dow, the s&p and nasdaq down anywhere from a quarter to a half a percent. let's take a look at the 10-year treasury yield, see what that is doing. it is up but barely, right around 4.42%. we take a look at a bitcoin, we like to keep an eye on the crypto.

the ash cloud stretched almost 1,500 km southeast towards the pacific ocean.has been introduced in the region. the ministry of emergency situations recommends to local residents and tourists do not approach the volcano and do not leave your homes during ashfalls unless absolutely necessary. inconsistent proximity to the volcano, an excess of the maximum permissible gas concentration during para-gas emissions may be observed; when approaching lyuchevskoye, lava continues to descend down the slope and melts the bogdanovich glacier, which feeds the studenaya river, because of this , mud flows of stones are formed, they erode roads, there already you can directly hear and see that the water is already pouring across the road, you can directly hear, there is noise, you can hear that the flow of water... is large, serious, the highway in the village of kozyrevsk, the keys are washed out, to get there, managed to leave for the city on time, but it is unlikely that he will be able to return home by car in the next 24 hours, at 187 km of the milkovomchatsk highway, we

thanks, ash.ngressman from kentucky andy barr joins me now. congressman, you also want to ban tiktok. i would suggest that that that's a little extreme because we've got tens of millions of users in america. >> well, i believe in the first amendment, and i believe in freedom of speech, but when you have a platform that doesn't deliver true freedom of speech when it manipulates speech, when t it's not a free marketplace of ideas and it is controlled by the chinese communist party and hair algorithms which create -- their algorithms which create a disproportionate and elevate voices of some and suppresses the voices of others, that that's not free speech. that is ccp-directed foreign propaganda. and so we need to facilitate or advocate for the sale of tiktok technology to an american-controlled company where you really, truly would have a free marketplace of ideas, or we certainly don't want to perpetuate this foreign propaganda. and in the case of pro-hamas propaganda, on tiktok 3 billion views of

yeah, it looks like ash can't hear us.opefully get reconnected with of course, shanan. iran's permanent ambassador to the un has slammed the security council for failing to include call for a ceasefire in his recently approved resolution on israel's war on the gaza strip. there is generally an expectation that the content of the security. council resolution should have included the main elements of the resolution of the general assembly that was adopted with majority of 121 votes, especially its key point that there is most urgent need for immediate, sustainable and durable truth for civilians. giovanni was speaking at the informal plenary meeting of the general assembly on the humanitarian situation in the gaza strep. he added that the security council resolution failed to stop his... war and atrocities in gaza, as it lacked an executive guarantee and was not legally binding. the iranian voice said despite the resolution's approval, regime continued its deadly attacks against civilians and un schools. giovanni urged the u

and such a program is already in effect, for example, in novokuznetsk, in former mines, ash and slaglamation. rest the components of this waste will be processed into materials using science and will be used both in construction and in road construction. another environmental challenge for the region is the disposal of large tires from special equipment used in coal mines. every year in cosbass. about 30,000 tons of waste large tires are generated , for example, at this coal mine, not far from kuznetsk, since the beginning of the twenty- third, probably 3,000 tons of such tires have accumulated, processing companies take them and they give old tires a new life, one of such companies is secondary resources of siberia. this is what a 57 radius wheel looks like, by the way, this is not the largest size. an old tire can be bitten by repeated revolutions, as a result of multi-stage measurement, you get such crumbs, and if you use it in a road surface, it will last several times longer, the use of crumb rubber greatly simplifies the production of road surfaces, reduces costs, improves the

okay, thank you for that ash. well, booker, i guess, you heard her correspondent there talk about the hospital, particular what the us president joe biden has said, where he and the way this news is reading it, it's not quoting him exactly, it, but it says that joe biden hoped, hoped for israel to be more careful, uh, but as a green light for uh, i'm sorry, the us stating that. israel uh and that is a green light for israel to move in. do you think uh that we're looking at another massacker to take place given the size of this hospital and given the number of not only people are displaced there but of course patients, and what israel may do in terms of the way that it believes that there's a military usage there by the resistance fighters, and ultimately also i think another notion they have is that there may be... thank you, first of all, the statement by joe biden administration is: is only some rhetoric, it's important to note that if the united states of america, under joe biden administration will want to sto

press tvs ash shanan is joining us now from uh khan unes in uh the southern gaza strip to bring us up to speed on uh the latest. uh updates from the ground, ash if you're with us, what details do you have to share with us? all right, i believe we do not have our correspondent ash with us just yet, let's see if we haveil our correspondent who's with us from ramala, are you with us? yes, i'm with you, all right, bring us up to speed on the recent israeli aggression in the west bank. it seems that the israeli military had just conducted another assassination injin, the israeli military drone strike assassinated a group of palestinian fighters in genan refugee camp, according to palestinian ministry of health, at least five palestinians were killed in jenin in this operation and six others had been wonded, number of them are in serious condition, the israeli military immediately issued a statement right now saying that the operation was conducted in the early afternoon in a rare daylight move by the israeli military and that the strike had targeted a group of palestinian fighters in jenee

, in these plumes there are a large number of ash particles, if such particles fall into the turbines then this is very bad for airplanes, the last landing is almost on a body of water , specialists must take water samples from the studenka, it is because of it that the chis regime operates in the area, but even without analysis it is clear that for this time of year the water is abnormally warm, preliminary analyzes of the water indicate that the temperature is 2°, which indicates that lava flows have fallen under the glaciers in the erman glacier area, accordingly, the constant filling of the studenaya river, what does this mean, this means that this situation will not occur in the near future will stop, it is of a long-term nature, which poses an extreme , uh, extremely high level of threat to the edge section of the road , it is too early to talk about the results of the expedition, for this every specialist... must give an opinion, one thing is already clear, it is urgent to build a dam so that the villages were again cut off from the mainland. alexandra ostrikova, sergey lebedev

ash from the klyuchevskoy volcano immediately covered two areas in kamchatka.ll into the emission zone. as reported by the ministry of emergency situations, the amount of ash that fell was insignificant; there were no complaints from people. in the morning, columns of black smoke from the volcano rose 11 km. scientists monitoring the eruption say the high activity phase has ended, but ashfall will continue. lava is still flowing down the slopes, collecting streams of dirt and stones. the day before the mudflow, we got off onto the only road leading to ust-kamchatsky. the road was closed for repairs, but by this time traffic had resumed. a new sports center was opened in belgorod; it is a specialized complex for rhythmic gymnastics. trampoline jumping and acrobatics, everything is there, spacious halls, modern simulators and equipment for training. the building was erected on a vacant lot in a record time of 14 months, about new conditions on the path to sports achievements, polina bykova. spectacular, enchanting, the most anticipated event of this fall - the op

in doha, he met with ranking qatari officials as well as hamas leader ismal hania. so i'm sorry, ashst uh there, and we have for an analysis, human rights activist amal wahdan, so let's go to you first, shanan, tell us what you have for us, yes, first fighting continues take place between hamas resistance fighters and israeli regime forces who are clashing. in the outskirts of of of the ghaza strip in northern ghaza, southern ghaza and central ghaza, israeli tanks, they come in for like an hour or two and they leave after being hit by massive fire from the hamas fighters and other resistance groups, mainly hamas and the islamic shihad, and the israeli regime has announced that the the the death of at least 20 israel soldiers in in the fighting uh between between them. and hamas, meanwile the situation in the gaza strip is beyond miserable, uh, almost all hospitals have stopped working, currently the only really function sort of hospital in gaza is the khannis hospital here, nasar hospital, because still it still receives fuel from the united nations relief and works agency for palest

so ash, what are your stats?ou know what, ashley, i will take you over both of them but what are your stats? >> reporter: [laughter] i will quit right there larry, and take it to the bank. listen ron desantis, ron desantis has more to lose even though tonight even though florida's governor has a huge advantage over his california opponent when it comes to bragging rights. the question is, can he make it count? big government versus small government and the stats show a clear winner and i'm going to prove it. look at the tale of the tape. begin with employment between the two states, since 2019 florida gained more than a million jobs. california, lost 85,000. the unemployment rate stands at 4.8% in california. in florida, almost half of that at 2.8%. new business applications, 2.3 million in the golden state. 2.7 million in florida. as for population, california lost just over a million resident. florida gained 737,000. as for spending, this is remarkable, california has a 31 1/2 billion dollar shortfall despite a

swing over to ashraf shanan, our pressed correspondent in the beside gaza strip in khan unis, hello ash except for nas hospital in the southern ghaza strip town of khan unes, humanitarian situation is beyond disasterous as the israeli regime has made sure palestinians ingas nearly 2.3 million, have no water to drink, no water to wash their clothes, no... food on the table, nothing whatsoever, not even fuel for vehicles, the only vehicles you see around are ambulances that their their hospitals or the the international committee of the cresent has some fuel supplies there, or people who happen to have fuel in their homes, you know as as a backup, other than that you will you hardly find any car driving around whether in southern gaza or northern gaza itself most find any car driving around whether in southern gaza or northern gaza itself mostly people right now are uh are relying on donkey cards uh to to move from a from point to point b, some of them using using bicycles give me ash give me 10 seconds to update our viewers on the on images they are witnessing on the upper right hand of

the undivided ashes were allegedly carried out of prison by sugamu, one of the lawyers of the takiyskyto be solemnly buried in this place 15 years after the end of the war, as they explained to us the meaning of this. a ritual that is performed here regularly, to pray for the passage of the deceased to the buddhist paradise. it seemed a reasonable question would be how this is combined with the crimes of which these people were found guilty by the international court and the japanese government. it seems that she officially confirmed her agreement with the verdict, which doesn’t bother anyone here. frankly speaking, everything is complicated here. obviously, they became bad after losing the war, from the point of view of foreigners, these people are considered murderers, but these are japanese citizens who died, and it is difficult to judge whether they were really right or wrong. preparations for the trial of the japanese began shortly after the signing act of unconditional surrender on board the battleship missouri in the gulf of takiy, despite the formal... international status of t

plumes there are a large number of ash particles, if such particles get into airplanes or aircraft,landing practically on a reservoir, specialists must take water samples from the student, it is because of it that the state of emergency is in effect in the area, but even without analysis. it is clear that for this time of year the water is abnormally warm, according to preliminary water tests, the temperature is 2°, which indicates that lava flows are falling under the glaciers in the erman glacier area, and accordingly, the constant filling of the studenaya river, what does this mean, this means that this situation will not stop in the near future, it is of a long-term nature, which represents an extreme, extremely high level threats to the edge section of roads. while it is too early to talk about the results of the expedition, for this each specialist must give an opinion, one thing is already clear, it is urgent to build a dam so that the villages are again cut off from the mainland. alexandra ostrikovova, sergey lebedev, vesti kamchatka. ice rains are expected in the urals in w

the latest ash, yes, israel continues to kill a main palestinians, so far today, some 250 palestinians were killed by the hands of israeli israeli military, most of them children and women, the the attacks concentrated mainly on gaza city and also the refugee camps in the gaza city as well as in in northern'. in gaza a attacks took place against uh onra schools where tens of thousands of people are seeking shelter and also areas around surrounding shifa medical center or shiva medical complex or hospital in gaza city as as well as al quds hospital and al-auda hospital and in betlahiya the the hospitals in in in the northern part of the gaza strip uh. talking about the area north of the gaza valley of the or the gaza wady have declared that there can no longer uh treat patients, treat wounded people, it's they've been over exhausted, for example, even though the hospital in south of the ghaza wadi or gaza valley, the al-aqsa marters hospital and says that it has completely complete. uh reached the limit of of of having any injuries or any anyone or any bed, they're running out of fuel,

there are a lot of boiler houses, heat generators, etc., those that produce ash and slag waste, this and and probably, today the situation has matured when it is necessary to turn waste into secondary salt, and such a program is already in effect, for example, in novokuznetsk, in former mines, ash slag is used as a material for reclamation, the remaining components of this waste will be processed into materials will be used both in construction and in road construction. another environmental challenge for the region is the disposal of tires from special equipment used in coal mines. every year, about 30,000 tons of waste large tires are generated in the waste basin. for example, at this coal mine, not far from novokuznetsk, since the beginning of the twenties , approximately 3,000 tons of such tires have accumulated. recycling companies take them and give old tires a new life. one such firm is secondary resources. this is what it looks like wheel 5 of the seventh degree, by the way, this is not the largest size yet, an old tire can be put into repeated rotations, as a result of a sin

three times that morning he threw out columns of ash and smoke.drowning the glacier on the slope. mud flows washed out the road near the village of klyuchi, and due to the threat of ashfall, kindergartens were closed in two settlements. in total , 18 emissions from the volcano have been recorded in recent days. well, another one woke up in the kuril islands volcano - ebekko. in the morning he threw out a column of ash smoke. stretched over a distance of more than 5 km , according to scientists, a lava eruption of ebekka is unlikely, it is a dying volcano, but ash emissions can affect the movement of planes heading to the severo-kurilsk airport. well, moscow had the warmest november 1st in the entire history of meteorological observations. tonight in the capital it was almost + 8.5°, breaking the 2008 record, the phobos weather center said. and now the daily achievement has fallen. already at 10:00 am thermometers at the moscow base weather station showed more than +13°, which is half a degree higher than it was 89 years ago. now let’s break in for

and and and scow the place for uh like wooden furniture so they can use it for cooking, but i mean in ashu let you go um the al shifah hospital we know that uh the israeli regime has ordered it's evacuation you mentioned it's evacuating where are all the sick being transferred to is there enough hospitals still left with the capacity to absorb them. the closest hospital is al ahli al arabi hospital also known as the protestant church hospital and that's about four about three miles um east of shifa hospital and the problem is not reaching the hospital how would you reach the hospital they would have to drag the wounded on the main street and even there most of the streets are destroyed so you have to carry them over the rubble and there is risk of them fall. going down and dying from hitting the rocks, it's a logistical nightmare, mean even if you had ambulances on roads, it would take forever to clear the place, and most of the people would for now, they they can't sleep around shifa, they can't be anywhere near shifa because the fighting zone, so would they would have to come to hunus o

ash? ashley: oh, yes. get out of our households, that's for sure.ng stuff. last hour, by the way, we learned that existing hem sales for october hit -- home sales for october hit a 13-year low. realtor.com's chief economist danielle hale joins us now. realtor.com is joined by our sister company, news corp.. danielle, good morning to you. is it just the case right now that home ownership has just become unaffordable? >> home ownership is actually pretty affordable if you've owned your home for quite some time, but if you're trying to buy in today's market, it's actually a very difficult time for young people especially. we've seen in recent data that the homeownership rate for the under 35 cohort has ticked down. we know that down payments are at a record high, so while home prices remain relatively high, housing activity has dropped because it's tough to break in especially for first timers. ashley: and what's going to break this, you know? obviously, the fed's been raising rates. mortgage rates above 7%. people don't want to give up that 3% 30-year

the undivided ashes were allegedly carried out of prison by sugamu, one of the lawyers of the takiysky5 years after the end of the war it would be solemn. to bury in this place , as they explained to us, the meaning of this rite, which is performed here regularly, to pray for the transition of the deceased to the buddhist paradise, it would seem a reasonable question, how is this combined with the crimes for which these people were found guilty by an international court, and the japanese government seemed to officially confirm its agreement with the verdict, does not bother anyone here, frankly speaking, everything is complicated here, obviously they have become bad. having lost the war, from the point of view of foreigners, these people are considered murderers, but these are japanese citizens who died, and it is difficult to judge whether they were really right or wrong, i personally would like them to go to... end the war a little earlier, we should have signed the surrender sooner, but everything ended the way it ended. preparations for the trial of the japanese militarists began s

enough resources to repel all enemy attacks, then all the efforts of the enemy will be reduced to ashesetal will be reduced to ashes, their armored vehicles, their artillery guns, their personnel will be reduced to ashes, so i emphasize once again, the current war is the war of resources, and success on the battlefield will depend on how well ukrainian soldiers, who are directly on the line of battle, will be provided with in a timely manner. accurate and most importantly, timely logistics, this is the main thing conclusion, colonel vladyslav seliznyov. i thank you very much for the conversation, the analysis of the situation, the former spokesman of the general staff, vladyslav selizny, was with us, and now iryna koval will be with us, because the espresso team has quickly collected news for you. thank you, roman, well, in just a moment i will tell you about the most important thing at this time, so wait. news time on the espresso tv channel, in the studio of iryna koval. i welcome all the viewers and now to the most important events. temporary power outages in the morning caused the r

i keep his ashes in here.lette. she only found out after he died, killed by a single gunshot. jennifer, along with hundreds of other parents, is suing the social media companies she blames for ian's death. to me, itjust feels like justice for my son. but at the same time, i feel like i can help other people. is thatjennifer? today, she's sharing her story across the atlantic with ian, molly russell's father. kids are dying every day. it's so grim, isn't it? yeah, it really is. molly was just 1a when she ended her life. her inquest revealed a stream of dark, depressing, graphic material which flooded her accounts. we should not be sitting here. flooded her accounts. this should not happen because it does not need to happen. the coroner decided molly died while suffering the negative effects of online content. those revelations in a small court in north london also made a huge impact across the atlantic in the us capital. lawyers here in washington watched the inquest via video link for any evidence that could h

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in the morning it emitted a column of ash smoke, the plume stretching over a distance of more than 5 km. according to scientists, a lava eruption of ebek is unlikely; it is a dying volcano, but ash emissions may occur until the opening of the incredible russia exhibition at vdnkh. the first visitors will visit the pavilion on saturday, national unity day. they will be able to find out everything about the achievements subjects of the country. one of the exhibitions is dedicated to the tula region. how the region is ready to surprise famous gunsmiths and masters of other crafts. vitali motorin with details. culture, traditions, history. on the character of its inhabitants and the beauty of its land, the task of capturing the very soul of the tula region, the format of the presentation stand is not simple, but fortunately doable, the main attraction of the city of gunsmiths, the kremlin is in full view from here, this is the view from the bell towers of the assumption cathedral, and the opportunity to see from the height of beauty not only tula, but the entire province, everyone who co

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and that, after becoming world test champions and retaining the ashes too.ear. ifeel like we've spent more time... we have spent about six months on the road, basically, and, yeah, to top it off with this has been amazing and as captain there are things you do that don't always pay off, pretty pumped to win the other day, but, yeah, career highlight. playing with these boys, doesn't get any better than that. i think they have created their own legacy. the world cup, you only get one chance every four years, and especially playing someone like india, it is hard. to be pitted against the rest of the world and come away with a model... with a medal... it does not get any better than that. the ashes series, test championship, we could not have planned for much better, so pretty satisfied group. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. we're all under the influence of mild atlantic air at the moment. so temperatures were hi

come on, come on, come on, it's ashes. switch to the second channel, the fuel tank was damaged during takeoff, apparently there was a fuel leak, the fuel is decreasing, there won’t be enough to reach the ground, fuel tank, leonie sayovich, trainee guschin, guschin, are you alive, yes, how are you, are you okay, what with alexandra, everything is fine, where is valera, put on your headphones, put on your headphones, there they are, valera, can you hear me, do you hear? i would never leave you. valera, valera, can you hear me? no savich, it’s me already, i understand, an intern, quickly, well, you’re powerful, you’re 5 years old. that i waited until the last minute, the plane was refueled, chikalov, good, what do you have, teren fuel, this is the plan, i will try to land on the water, you are adjusting the ships, do not pick up everyone who survives, they have no other choice, you can adjust at least the whole fleet, but to land a cargo ship on the water with passengers, when such. this is crazy to me, lenya, how much fuel d

polina, which increased four times in a day, and this morning the ash columns rose to 14 km, exceeding, a red highest level of danger was introduced for aviation, hot lava flows down the slopes, collecting streams of stones and mud, one of them destroyed the road near the village of klyuchi, 30 km from the volcano, but the main highway in the area was not damaged, residents were provided with supplies of food and water in advance, and due to the threat of ashfall in two settlements, today it threw ash to a height of up to 3 km, an orange level of danger for aviation has been declared in the area, if... it rises higher, and this is quite possible, it will threaten low-flying aircraft. let me remind you that the beka volcanoes are located 7 km from the north of kurilsk on the island of paramushir. it is considered to be attenuated. by according to scientists, lava eruption is unlikely. a special fire regime has been introduced in two more districts of primorye. thus, it now operates in four municipalities. forests covering an area of ​​about 1. hectares are burning in the region. the sit

well, this flash of this upside can fly ash good sauce to problems for the city at the same time. monday produces millions of tons of flash, since teller, about plants account for over 90 percent of mobilized by one needs goals, as also used us fuel, in many industries in the region. government regulations have been forced more. it was a flash and constructions as a bind practice coming across the world. but this has not made a seed has been in and densities hunger for natural, defend in large construction projects where spent as the primary concern slash aggregates have not yet seen widespread adoption. by those who work with the materials every day do more than that. so sand have for doing that. what we call not true sound has qualities that are difficult to find in the alternatives language reading since it's my made are always shortcomings. the strengths we get from natural sound isn't possible from them. i made some opponent, do they go home? it hadn't met and he gave up, but the answer to them by sand and fly ash, problems might be on the horizon. possibly across the world.