violence has been escalating in provinces, longtime strongholds of assad.s who ousted assad set a military operation is being launched in the former president's hometown. the governor said all power to the province has been cut. neuroscientists working with survivors from israel's nova festival after the october 7 hamas attacks say there are early signs of mdma or ecstasy that might provide psychological protection from from a. it is thought to be the first time scientists were able to study a mass-trauma event where people were under the influence of mind altering drugs. ♪ >> the stories of what happened to their lives, their friends, their bodies have largely come to like. scientists are looking at what was happening to their brains. many of those partying at the nova music festival in the moments before hamas gunmen attacked were high on drugs, like mdma and lsd. one of them was this person. >> october 7, i take mdma. today i know it has helped me. >> she now believes the drug helped save her life. preventing her from freezing in fear. >> i feel like it

the government said it was responding to recent attacks from remnants of assad's forces. british-based human rights monitoring group said 148 pro-assad fighters died in fighting and nearly 750 civilians were killed in revenge attacks. women across the world marched today on international women's day. chants calling for equal pay, reproductive rights, and social justice echoed in streets from berlin to istanbul. thousands in madrid protested far-right policies they say undermine human rights. in france, women paid tribute to gisele pelicot, whose high-profile rape trial sparked a global conversation about sexual violence. and don't forget to set your clocks ahead tonight. for most of the country, daylight saving time starts at 2:00 a.m. sunday. springing forward may cost us an hour of sleep, but we'll gain an hour of daylight in the evening. still to come on "pbs news weekend," the trump administration policy that has some parents pulling their children from school. and, how modern science is shedding new light on the lives of an ancient species. >> this is pbs news weeken

questions between as long as and the, all the white minority linked to i was through the president assad war is peace to us, the plain coming from brussels, where hawkish you officials, have agreed to massively miller's arise and that keeps the plan complex, going in defiance of donald trump's efforts to bring teeth to europe and me as the city. if you are not at the table, you are on the menu and that is something we should avoid. it's $84.00, vacating, at least according to the built in prime minister. and he is apparently not the only one who wants to use the bigger powers to do the heavy lifting. the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching our t international, sectarian violence has a rough to it on the syrian coast that's home to the arab countries. all the white minority, dozens of people have reported. they've been killed in classes between as long as government troops and remnants of the saw the military in the logic here province. the, the artillery stops there. lighting up the night sky of our northwestern syria, damascus has ordered reinforcements to rally to the area

reportedly killed and fashions between islam us and the all the white minority linked to our president assad war is peace. that's the claim coming from brussels, where hawkish you officials have agreed to massively militarized and keep the print complex going in defiance of donald trump's efforts to bring peace to europe. and use those of us you need. if you are not at the table, you are on the menu and that is something we should avoid. it's 8 or be 8 and at least according to the belgian prime minister. and he's apparently not the only one who wants to use bigger power to do the heavy lifting the live from our headquarters in moscow, you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble, sectarian violence has erupt it on the syrian coast to the us home to the arabic countries. all the white minority, dozens of people have reported late, been killed in cautious between as long as the government troops and remnants of the saw that military in the lot to kia province of the artillery shots there. lighting up the night sky over north western syria, damascus has ordered reinforcements to rally t

the talk you and talk to us with strongholds of the assad regime. i'll hush, it has more on the funding from time to i'm standing in the front of the govern rights building in the middle in the center. since i also talked to was misplaced witness, as many police as actually, which is one of the, a brutal collections between these women. and it's a free, i said, the officers and soldiers and also to security forces. he and customers in different places, improvements, and villages. uh and the course uh, were some biologists syria. i just said that this remnants, these rebellions trying to seize control over this building either strategic buildings by that these attacks where we bones by uh, the security forces and the city also lose control and civil neighborhoods after being seized by these a rebellion. so that when they, the reinforcements came from defense proven system and the switch at from syria and side and then initiated a huge security operation in task force and also and then yes, that's what you and also another key proof is according to th

war criminal putin's murderous puppet assad fled to moscow asthmas graves were -- as mass graves were discovered of innocent civilians. syrians will never forget the russian supported mass murderer of destroying aleppo and russian bases should be expelled from syria. in conclusion, god bless our troops as the global war on terrorism continues, open borders for dictators puts all americans at risk of more 9/11 attacks imminent as warned by the f.b.i. trump is reinstituting existing laws to protect american families with peace through strength. congratulations, national day of the republic of bulgaria, appreciating the ambassador, our valued nato partner of bulgaria, dynamic member of the european union, is the beautiful republic of bulgaria. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on februa

or the serious president says it will pursue remnants of the assad regime. and bring them to trial, the financing kills thousands of people the carriage also this is i'll just hear a lot from though. so coming up us present. donald trump threatens most sanctions against russia. so he's considering the non scale emissions because most goes pounds in ukraine on the battlefield. mosques are rated in the occupied westbank is where the forces storm, 8th of them in the city of novelist causing major damage. boston is 12 court temporarily suspends separately.

now both for strong holds of the austin, lead to the shuttle assad. serious new presidents has anyone who attacks opinions will be held accountable. nor com has more government forces, an armed vehicles and tanks rolled into coastal cities northwest and syria. once the hot lines of alice's president basha aside, the theme deployed to strength and security of to some of the was 5. and since the full, as a former regime on the say fight as loyal to assad carried out, coordinated attacks, a check point, security comb, voice and military positions security. both of say the push, the fight has to be else got to talk to and the talk. yes, the government does impose the cuff, you close, rose to the area and sent in reinforcements. many specialists in the northern region of atlanta, the dis, convoys to support our brothers and the general security directory on the syrian coast. any group that operates outside the law will be dealt with with an iron fist . we have them in heavy, they saw a lot. dozens of people civilians, as well as full members of the assad regime and their families took refu

caused several other areas. symbols have been affected, latasha institutes with strong holds of the assad regime within cross out to wrestle. so that who is in damascus, wrestle here in the capitol, what is being the reaction there from the center of government? how worried off i about to all of this escalating even further of the well, the says, the government here you're saying that the teams are gradually being taken to vivian growth under control. but when we talk to people since yesterday on, when the minister of the old regime started to ad there's to security forces in that that can talk to us. you have seen that people coming out who's gatherings in damascus in the may of squared in made on district in mazda district. and today in the university of damascus students as well for the testing the, the, the, the does. i'm the gym and the rebels. and also show we just sold a database with the government here. so then now the issue is, is that those who are leading the rebels are the remnants of the old regime, the senior members of the all the regina, they have no credibility. many peo

now that says the new government continues to fight the remnants of the assad military there. the army convoys have entered the city of bunny as in the tar to scatter it according to the syrian state news agency. security forces have also reportedly sent additional reinforcements to job la i mid classes. are some troops remain stationed in the area and the kremlin confirms all necessary security measures have been taken. the learn more about the developing situation for my lot, the cube based journalist. the latest developments in the shooting goes to the yesterday in the afternoon. a, the gum amend miller to who are loyal to us 100 g attacks. a check point for a h t s. a force has been moved to the ministration gulf killed. i'm injured. the ac is forces went to the villages where the l. yeah, that happened and doctors in the suburbs of the play. and that isn't the cd goes to neil of talk to you a few kilometers away from the bulk. yeah. and they started using helicopters the started and use big force of the situation to me now in the there's no one in the streets. no one. 0 n

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alteri, these are the worst clashes on the syrian coast since the fall of the assad regime . and right now, as it stands, the security forces of the current leadership says that they've captured $200.00 loyalist forces after several classes with them. they said there was an ambush on the low talk you highway and they responded with drones. overhead. they sent a ground troops from different major syrian cities. and all of that has resulted in a lot of bloodshed. there's different numbers coming in. so i'm saying more than 70 people now killed, including many being held captive house, understand the background to this. we know about the, our white community being associated with the former regime. but why are they clashing with security forces now that are running the country in this way at this point? so yeah, when the security forces 1st entered this region, you know, when the assad government fell, a lot of the all white community just abandoned their troops. they didn't fire bullets, they didn't put up a slide, and it is happening in and much worse way now. and there could

when the security forces 1st entered this region, you know, when the assad government fell, a lot of the olive white community just abandoned their troops. they didn't fire bullets, they didn't put up a slide. and it is happening in and much worse way now. and there could be different reasons for that. one was that there was this settlement plan that the security forces offered. they said former officers and high ranking officers and the former army could present themselves hand over their weapons and then they would be cleared away. but that deadline expired. even the extended deadline expired last month. so now anyone who didn't do that can face a harsh punishment, and this could be fueling, you know, armed fights and clashes because there's no other option for these people at the moment. another thing has been a lot of protests within the otherwise community. they've been demanding the release of prisoners all wide prisoners being held because of their role and a former government, as well as demanding that you know the current at of temporary governments stop making legislations

that's other than you is in this government continues to pursue the remnants of the assad military there. the farming convoys have entered the city of funny yes, in the tar two's governess. according to serious state news agency security forces both reportedly send additional reinforcements to prove assad stronghold chaplain amid clashes russian for the 2 main station in the area. and the kremlin has confirmed that all necessary security measures something. take a look reporter, such as the latest developments in the shooting goes to the yesterday in the afternoon. a gum, the men and military who are loyal to us, audrey gene attack a check point for the h t. s. forces. then we'll see that the ministration. gov killed. i'm injured. the ac is forces went to the villages where the area that happened and that is in the suburbs of the play and that is in the city coast. neil of talk to a few kilometers away from the bulk. yeah. and they started using helicopters the started and use big force, the situation to me now in the there is no one in the streets. no one 0 no shops open, no one. the th

that government forces a fighting assad, loyalist to ambush security, convoys and checkpoints. president summit, i'll sure all says anyone who attack civilians will be held accountable. with funding has been primarily in the port cities of the pocket until twos on the mid it terrain in cost. syrian security forces are closed on the roads leading to the cities, the tuck it into 2 strongholds of the assad regime. well, for the very latest we're going across now sir russell, so that who's in damascus for us and wrestle the this whole now in the hundreds, what is it like is that you hearing about the security situation in those northwest and regions? well now the security forces here are see that they have sort of, they are just to initiate the 2nd phase of the military operation that, that is mostly focusing on the router, the areas, the outskirts of the cities and focusing on the remaining focus of the remnants of the old regime. so we understand from your statements and we're not talking to them . they're clearly seeing that then. now if you're in control of the city of cities, off the tr

at least 15 people were killed by fighters. loyal to else did former president bashar assad. the attacks targeted security convoys and checkpoints in the jump, la area that's near the top here, and the coastal region on the mediterranean. authorities say it was a well planned attack, and military reinforcements had been sent to the area houses here as well. sort our reports from damascus. the hotel is the in the morning, the security forces. we're heading to the tone of that a the, i'll screw us off the attack. yeah. to get someone who was wanted and while they were to come back into operation, they came on the fire. it was an ambush by the remnants of the old regime. and then it followed by several more ambushes. so the avenues that went to rescue the injured security for the members. they also came under the ad tag. the civilians will try to rescue them. also were attacked by the remnants of the old, the g monsoon. after that, that has been a video released by one of the, the commander of the old redeem. and seeing that these operations are happening based on the decision t

so the priority for the post assad government is you will have covered for the last 2 and a half. it was to bring all the weapons and all the fighters under their control, the control of a central government in damascus. and you're telling us that not only has this not happened, but now they're facing, what really looks like a rebellion trying to car about a slice of territory from within syria the so when this new government to control the city office before the z, as i said, on december 8th, the so that they have to be priorities. first, the international, the commission, the, it's much less the mistake. then the comedy in the state of the economy hands turned to rebuild aspects. so to reveal the states they need secured at the 1st and to achieve that goal, they called the old armed goods that heavy of fighting the, the previous regime 12 the 14 years of the domestic war to come off to submit their weapons to live on the weapons and to join one single army to be in the united army . and mostly they have achieved that some of the exceptions. first, the curtis courses are still no

the spiral began with attracts on government forces in a former assad stronghold with more people killed. when reinforcements moved in, president offered the i'll shut off, has won the anyone found to have killed civilians will be held accountable, confused if it imposed. and i've talked to you, i've talked to some job along the mediterranean coast, the you and special envoy, petterson, has called for restraint and an end. anything that could escalate and threaten what he called a credible and inclusive political transition. so how serious is the situation come to violence be contained, and what's the threat? does it present to the new government will discuss, hold up, i don't guess shortly, but 1st, a report from wilson. this out of gunfire and bloodshed on the streets of series. the tax on security for members of the l y community target hundreds kills government security forces fighters loyal to the former regime and civilians in a country struggling to find peace. after 14 years of civil war, the violence is being described as the most serious crisis facing the new administration. si

are killed and fighting between security forces and find his loyal to ally to president bashar al assad. justin trio is stepping down. as canada's prime minister, we look at the front runners as the ruling liberal policy get set to pick a new later on for a small with a sport. india's cricketers beat new zealand to win the final of the champions trophy. they sealed a 4 wickets victory over the black cabin defied to lift the trophy for the 3rd time . the israel says it's cutting off what little electricity it's applying to gaza. the is ready energy administer, assigned an order on sunday to stop any remaining transfer. all the electricity to the strip. gotta move is widely seen as a way to pressure them off to accept an extension of the 1st phase of the seas. 5 deal causes infrastructure has been devastated by the war. it's to generalize in solar panels to source some of its limited power supply. as well as total blockade on gaza is fueling desperation. in con units, people are struggling to get bread and basic supplies. fuel shortages have also full several bakeries and shots to close.

however, it lays the blame on pro assad groups without any mention of the governmental forces that are in broad daylight. executing minorities in europe and union strongly condemns the recent attacks, reportedly by pro assad elements on interim government forces in the coastal areas of syria and all violence against civilians. without costing lie to aggregate somebody until acquire the mother superior of a st. james, the mutilated monastery in syria. agnes, a very warm welcome to thank you so much for sharing a time with us here at archie international. thank you. thank you. because i said to the all star tease seem to have completely disregarded the basic human rights. solve any one that is not essentially an extremist. i can do this. why do you think the e u is not condemning what it seeing from the regime of alger lani, but instead is blaming the victim. i don't know the same history since the beginning of the events in syria. we have seen what they call it political discrimination that i don't know, ventures of the human rights or international. it's on the interest in the what the

people are killed in fighting between secure he forces and find his loyal to ally to president bashar assad. the ultimate cry. this is l. just hear a lot from the also coming up as well goes ahead with plans to come for little electricity and supplying to the strip. we live in kansas city. a desperate scramble for safety. as we're wondering, backed in 23 rebels, pushed deeper into eastern democratic republic of congo. and justin treat of as different down canada as prime minister. we look at the front around is, is the ruling liberal potty get set to pick and usually do the serious president, i'm at al serra is cooling for national unity and pay says the new government faces the biggest challenge. it since it came to power. hundreds of people have been killed in 3 days, a fist fighting between members of the security forces and find his loyalty house to president bashar assad. they include more than $250.00 government finances. a bodies had been found and newly dug graves in the cut of ha, valley and attack him. the government is forming an independent committee to investigate the causes of

can you just give us an idea of uh, the assad, loyalist how much by say of actually go left and them in terms of manpower munition and, and the military capability that i possess right now, you know, that's to, to, to be on the 3 man and clear low, there's a small group of a sudden determine stayed there before they had the stairs of an ambush on attack against and general security forces from the government. and that's what's put against all this the actual from the government forces. now the campaign, the government is leading in the coast time is more seizing this opportunity to have a full hand control and the cost of the area. so the areas being attacked not only the areas where the government forces when attacked initially, but all the costs them area and all that. the area. unfortunately, the video is showing up films by digital to security members, showing a lot of human rights violations, being committed by the government sources. by the way, the dimensions of some execution side executions on the street abuse. another committee, a thing at thought, suddenly media increase m

s'agit des violences les plus meurtrières depuis que les rebelles ont chassé le dictateur bachar al-assadun gouvernement de transition. des affrontements opposent l'armée régulière aux troupes de l'ancien régime. de nouvelles frappes russes ont fait une trentaine de blessés dans la nuit en ukraine. "les objectifs de la russie restent inchangés", déclaration du président ukrainien volodymyr zelensky. pourtant, pour donald trump, il est "plus facile" de traiter avec la russie qu'avec l'ukraine. c'est le 8 mars, la journée internationale des droits des femmes. vous allez tout de suite apercevoir des images de manifestations à madrid. une journée de lutte pour l'égalité et contre les discriminations de genre. plusieurs manifestations sont également prévues partout en france, mais aussi à paris. elle partira à 14h de la place de la république à l'appel des associations féministes et des syndicats dont la cgt, la cfdt, la fsu-snuipp et sud education. hier soir, une manifestation a déjà eu lieu dans la capitale. quels sont les mots d'ordre de cette journée, shirli sitbon? - shirli sitbon: cette

this marks the deadliest clash since the fall of assad three months the fall of assad three months agoi'm craig melvin. lauren giddings had been missing for days when lieutenant steve gatlin made a gruesome discovery. following the trail of an unmistakable odor, he found a human torso in a trash bin outside her apartment. there was now little doubt lauren had been murdered and detectives were eager to talk to her inner circle. meanwhile, the police chief faced a heartbreaking task. here again is keith morrison with "the watcher." keith morrison (voiceover): lauren giddings father was on the road to macon when he heard the terrible news. it was, likely, lauren whose body they found. and so he went to police headquarters to meet with now retired chief of police mike burns. mike burns: he wanted to identify his daughter. we told him, no. and then he was insistent he wanted to identify his daughter. so i cleared the room, told him that it wasnt chief to father, its father to father. he didnt want to identify her. i told him, thats not the last way you want to remember your daughter. keith

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assad, who fled to russia, has not commented. well, another u.s.ersary, north korea, says it's building its first nuclear powered submarine. on saturday, north korean state media released pictures of the country's leader, kim jong un, touring shipyards. it also said he toured what it called a nuclear powered strategic guided missile submarine. a south korean submarine expert told the associated press that it appears the sub will carry nuclear capable weapons. he says it would pose a massive threat to south korea and to the united states. in serbia, month long daily protests taking aim at government corruption show no signs of stopping. on friday, tens of thousands of people marched through the streets of the capital belgrade. the demonstrations were sparked when an awning collapsed at a railway station four months ago, killing 15 people. the tragedy shined a spotlight on the dissatisfaction with the longtime president there and his ruling serbian progressive party. the student led protesters are calling for a general strike aimed at challenging his

in the west series. government has launched the large scale security operation, and ambushed by pro assad fighters near the port city of love talk a killed 13 syrian troops. the region is a strong hold of us. odds porters and the curfew is now in effect. clashes, or the deadly of since us up was toppled by insurgents in just the old. joining me now in the studio for more on this is the w's reporter garcia or hahn is garcia phillips in here. what more do we know about the classes that have been happening in western syria? what's been going on there like terry? like you said, these classes are the worst that we've seen in this particular region in syria's coast, on serious coast and other white lawyer list to the former regime have been fighting with the current leaderships forces. now the current leadership says that they've captured around $200.00 at soldiers. they have kept us that they're holding at the moment. and they've also managed to launch attacks on these forces. there was an ambush on the low talk you highway and they responded with drones overhead. and there's also alarming inf

i'll a side follows an ambush by assad. supporters in the ports to be able to talk you at least 13 security forces were killed in that attack. curfew has been imposed there. assigned was overthrown by insurgents. last december. in france, the daughter of convicted rapist, dominique pinnacle, has filed the sexual abuse complaint against him. caroline berry on ledges. her father drugged and abused her potentially for up to a decade for the coal was sentenced to 20 years in prison for drugging his wife and recruiting strangers online to rape her flights in the caribbean. in the us state of florida, i have been disrupted after the failure of a space ex starship test flight. the rocket exploded just minutes after lift off. video posted on social media appears to show flaming debris from the spacecraft, january and sir hip test flight also, and that's in an explosion. and a reminder of our top story and your leaders have held crisis, talks to boost to european defense is in the wake of washington's pivot away from its transatlantic partners and ukraine. the summit came almost a week after heated

commission indépendante pour enquêter sur les tueries survenues ces derniers jours dans le bastion assadtimes sont majoritairement des civils. nous en parlons avec dana alboz, notre correspondante à damas. est-ce que le calme est revenu du côté de lattaquié? - dana alboz: les nouvelles autorités ont affirmé que le contrôle a été rétabli dans l'ouest de la syrie à lattaquié et à tartous, dans les centres-villes de cette région. les tensions restent hautes. notamment dans les villages de lattaquié et tartous. les autorités ont déclaré qu'elles menaient des opérations pour poursuivre des loyalistes à l'ancien régime. ils disent que ces loyalistes ont attaqué plusieurs check-points et des barrages qui appartiennent aux forces de sécurité. ces tensions qui persistent dans les villages aux alentours ont des conséquences graves sur la vie des civils dans la région. les civils vivent sous une peur constante. ils fuient leur maison par peur des tensions et des affrontements. on mentionne également le village dans la banlieue de tartous où on a eu des témoignages sur des exécutions et des affronte

en syrie, au moins 70 morts lors d'affrontements les plus violents depuis la chute de bachar al-assadcurité au soutien de l'ancien régime. l'observatoire syrien des droits de l'homme a fait état de l'exécution de 52 alaouites. ... les européens réunis en sommet extraordinaire à bruxelles ont adopté à l'unanimité des textes pour renforcer leurs dépenses militaires. un pas de plus en faveur de la défense européenne face à la menace russe et au risque de désengagement américain. hier, donald trump a une nouvelle fois remis en cause l'engagement américain au sein de l'otan. on retrouve alix le bourdon, notre correspondante à bruxelles. bonjour, alix. le plan de réarmement de l'europe marque un sursaut européen en matière de défense? - alix le bourdon: ce plan de 800 milliards a été adopté lors de ce conseil extraordinaire à bruxelles à l'unanimité des 27 chefs d'etat et de gouvernement. il comporte notamment un assouplissement des règles budgétaires pour les dépenses militaires, mais aussi 150 milliards d'euros qui seront empruntés par la commission européenne et prêtés aux pays européens

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après les affrontements entre les nouvelles forces de sécurité et les combattants fidèles à bachar al-assadls alaouites ont été tués en 3 jours. le président de transition, ahmed al-charaa, appelle à préserver l'unité nationale et la paix civile. des négociations pour une trêve dans la bande de gaza. le hamas appelle à entamer les discussions sur la 2de phase de l'accord signé. israël souhaite une extension de la 1re phase jusqu'à mi-avril. une délégation israélienne est attendue au qatar demain. au canada, le parti libéral au pouvoir s'apprête à élire son nouveau chef qui deviendra premier ministre en pleine crise avec le voisin américain. justin trudeau avait annoncé sa démission en janvier. l'ancien banquier d'affaires mark carney est donné largement favori pour devenir le prochain premier ministre. il doit arriver au pouvoir alors que donald trump souhaite que le canada devienne le 51e etat américain. pour donald trump, les droits de douane servent à faire pression sur ses partenaires commerciaux et à ne se plus se faire escroquer par chaque pays de la planète. après avoir suspendu pour

and in fact, these have been deadliest clashes since president assad was toppled by insurgents in this. that was the doing as though is a serious governance and peace building experts. i asked him if these classes had come out of nowhere are actually the top. and yesterday, after a number of sets, by, for my support of the, of the former regime of us, of regina, where 14 people from the jo, a security to a code. this actually provoked a mazda and the inside the proponents of the company going to the government. actually, opponents of the us off and on this actually created some sort of acts up revenge. now from in many cases the, those to you to an army is marching to stop and the rest of the up in the perpetrators of yesterday's classes. are there actually for my see didn't army of officers, but well, i have to be very, very clear. what is happening as going far beyond that? what is happening right now at the moment, is we have to take the union and actually prevent by many factions that do not really, really need to be that i'm not really part of the seat of that going inside cities,

killed, and fashions between is promise and the all the white minority linked to ousted president assad. war is peace. that's the claim coming from brussels, where hawkish you officials have agreed to massively militarized and cpu plan complex, going in defiance of donald trump's efforts to bring peace to europe. and most of the she needs, if you are not at the table, you are on the menu and that is something we should avoid. it's 8 or be 8. and at least according to the belgian prime minister. and he's apparently not the only one who wants to use bigger power.

the violence is between remaining loyalists who ousted president bashar al assad and forces belonging to the country's new government which took over after assad fled the country in december. >>> house speaker mike johnson has unveiled a new short-term funding bill with the clock ticking to a potential government shutdown. but with a razor thin majority in the house, does he have the votes to get it through? nbc's yamice alcindor, good morning. >> reporr: good morning, willie. the new republican majority in washington is facing an important test on funding and keeping the government open in order for the bill to pass, it must have bipartisan support. this morning house speaker mike johnson unveiling a new bill to avert a government shutdown with a friday night deadline looming. the legislation would fund the government through the end of september, though it's unclear whether johnson has the votes to pass it. >> we are putting a clean cr on the floorarly next week, probably on tuesday. >> reporter: the so-called clean continuing resolution does not expand the budget for additional eme

pro-government fighters have killed residents loyal to assad and so-called revenge massacres. the violent clashes are in response to a new government taking control after former president bashar al assad fled from his presidential post about three months ago. coming up, uc berkeley, targeted by the trump administration how the university could be at risk of losing federal funding. lisa. >> okay. as we take a live look outside right now from mount tam, nice and dark out there, 44 degrees right now at about 2600ft, and we have another hour till actually an hour and 20 minutes till sunrise. but that 711 sunset sounds pretty good. we'll have several days to enjoy the sun before we see some big changes, and we're back to pretty good rain. we'll talk about it coming up. >> lisa. thank you. also ahead, some scary moments at a carmax in southern california. what caused a customer to crash a vehicle into this store? sending people running for safety. then egg prices continue to soar. we're all seeing it. the investigation now being launched by the department of justice to crack down an

pro-government fighters have killed residents loyal to assad in so-called revenge massacres. the violent clashes are now in response to a new government taking control after former president bashar al assad fled from his presidential post about three months ago. well, uc berkeley, targeted by the trump administration, how the university could be at risk of losing federal funding. please. >> and we head outside. it's nice and quiet there where temperatures are in the 40s pretty much everywhere, a few 30s in our inland valleys. we are on our way to another really nice day, and we're going to keep the forecast pretty quiet to start the workweek, and then some big changes to talk about coming up. >> also ahead, scary moments at a carmax in southern california. what caused a customer to crash a vehicle into the store? sending people running for safety. then we're all seeing it. egg prices continue to soar. the investigation launched by the department of justice to crack down even for people with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can make two feel like one. or simply be a helping ha