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ensign celine dion's first appearance in nearly four years, the advice she gave to a hockey team in vegasod evening and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we begin tonight with the rush to escape gaza for hundreds of foreign nationals including american citizens. who've been trapped in the war zone for more than three weeks. today the border crossing with egypt was open for the first time since the start of the war, allowing hundreds of foreign passport holders and some critically injured palestinians to leave gaza. diplomatic sources tell cbs news that this first batch of evacuations was negotiated by qatar in coordination with the u.s. the news comes as the war between israel and hamas escalates, with a second air strike on the jabalia refugee camp in as many days. hitting a command-and-control center and hitting several members of hamas. the u.n., the human rights office as the strikes on tuesday could amount to war crimes due to the high number of civilian casualties. all this as israeli ground forces push deeper into palestinian territory and israeli defense forces com

. >>> finally tonight, we leave you with some good news for fans of superstar celine dion.ard winner made a rare public appearance to watch the nhl's las vegas golden knights take on her home team the montreal canadiens. it was her first public appearance in almost four years after being diagnosed with a rare autoimmune and neurological disorder. she stepped in the locker room to meet the canadien players and was heard encouraging them, just stay healthy, strong. do what you do best. >>> and that's "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm jarred hill in new york. president biden is calling for a pause in gaza, responding to a rabbi asking for a cease-fire during an event in minnesota. administration officials have been advocating for what they call humanitarian pauses in order to free hostages. this comes hours after the rafah border crossing was opened to allow some for

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celine, thanks so much for coming. absolutely. we will be visiting with you a lot more as we get closer and closer to the events. okay? >> thank you for having me. >> celine, jay, mohammed. and you don't know how many times i had to practice saying that, but. got it. thanks so much for coming in. >> absolutely. thank you. >> all right. well, we know who we can call on if we want the weather information for our holidays. and that is sandyha patel. hey, sandy. hi there. yeah kristen and larry, it's going to be absolutely gorgeous for the holiday. hey, let me show you a live view right now from our santa cruz camera. soak up the sun because we are going to be seeing more of this as we head towards thanksgiving. so really nice looking forecast for thanksgiving, 7:00 in the morning. temperatures will be in the 40s on thursday. there will be a few passing high clouds at noontime. bright and breezy numbers in the 60 soquel's and a few 70s showing up for the mid afternoon hours. in the evening it will be cooling off, but just absolutely b

. >> celine serena williams to my right and colby williams to my left. i think that moment just cemented the belief i have in my ability and the capability keep going and get better results. i am hoping to one day be able to metal for team usa. >> lilia was born in redwood city she went to cal and considers the bay area her own. she is only competed three times since the six-time u.s. channel. >>> half moon bay a flurry of activity to give back to farmworkers i have thanksgiving day. today was the fourth annual thanksgiving game giveaway. dozens of volunteers pitched in to pack up bags with a big spread of food, tortillas, eggs, milk, and over 350 farmworker families were served in the special event. >>> we told you few minutes ago nbc bay area telemundo 48 drive is underway. they were buzzing on redwood highway, talking with customers and back one woman said i was kind of hoping marcus washington would be here. >> reporter: he was out, but not at that one. >> i was the consolation prize. >>> you guys had fun, was ringing the bell they gave us bells this

even thursday, alicia and her boss celine were surprised by the sudden appearance of security fences along the street. they are trying to imagine the situation next week, when the entire area around the moscone center will be closed off for traffic, except for local residents. >> getting around will be a little bit different during apec. there will be challenges. and we will be sharing that information as we go. >> those challenges that you need to pay attention to will constantly be changing because of the nature of this event. we visited the emergency operations center, where you will be able to find information in real time about how to navigate the city next week. >> we expect to be very busy. that is the one where we are going to be, you know, troubleshooting any issues, especially in the communities that are closest to the impacted areas, making sure that people have access. making sure that services that are essential are still happening. we have two focuses for the week. one is to support the event, apec. the second is to ensure government continuity. >> even though the gover

the only shipments of aid i've seen that came through the crossing is basically a celine solution andey're basically doctors can, there's nothing they can do here. the situation with hospitals is similar to if you watch a movie about the american civil war where how surgeons during the civil war with treating people uh if someone is injured a light medium injuries that can be treated they they they would rather cut his limb or her limb instead trying to fix it because they need to take care of the next person who's injured and this is major problem and major ethical problem for the doctors as well now there is no food in gaza, you cannot find any canned food anywhere in in southern gaza in khanunes, and now with the influx of nearly 300 thousand more people making their way since yesterday, all right, thanks lot, ash joining us from hanness in southern, but that brings us to an end here. on this edition of uh the world news here on press tv, but stick around, we've got uh plenty more for you, see you in a bit. plus mine now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at - ladies and gen

europe throughout the west are based on completely different cultural foundations, they are completely celinea, the leader of the long live the republic movement, simply states in france that, in her opinion, israeli children died with the feeling that humanity had deceived their expectations. but palestinian children are now dying with gratitude to humanity for justice. a crime against humanity - a war crime - is not a question of gravity, but a question of substance, that is, a bomb explosion that destroys and causes collateral damage will undoubtedly kill palestinian children, but palestinian children will not die with the feeling that humanity has failed them, that’s what’s scary, that jewish children 8, 9, 10 years of life are carrying away a picture of inhumane injustice and contempt for who they are, this is a war crime, the context of how they were killed is different, the president is cutting the truth turkey erdogan. western countries that constantly talk about human rights, freedoms and democracy are watching these massacres by israel from afar. these countries and organizations ar

europe, the entire west, proceed from completely different cultural foundations, they are completely celineong live the republic movement, simply states in france that, in her opinion, israeli children died with the feeling that humanity had deceived their expectations, but palestinian children are now dying with gratitude to humanity for justice. a crime against humanity, a war crime, is not a matter of gravity, but a matter of substance, that is, a bomb explosion that destroys and causes collateral damage will certainly kill palestinian children, but palestinian children will not die with the feeling that humanity has failed them. but what’s scary is that jewish children, 8, 9, 10 years old, passed away, taking away the picture of an inhumane injustice. turkish president erdogan cuts the uterus. western countries that constantly talk about human rights, freedoms and democracy are watching these massacres by israel from afar. these countries and organizations are too weak to even call for a ceasefire, let alone criticize child killers. however. reflection on what is happening inside israel

celine gounder says while the outbreaks are similar, they are not conne. >> in both cases we are seeing in the usual viruses and bacteria that we see circulating in the community ever year. >> reporter: to keep your child from getting a more serious lung infection like pneumonia, it is best to give kids shots against viruses like the flu, covid, and rsv. >> while these viruses may not kill children and infants, they do leave these kids more vulnerable, both to viral pneumonia as well as bacterial pneumonia. >> reporter: doctors say in most cases bacterial pneumonia can be treated with antibiotic and doesn't require hospitalization. and while some communities are seeing an uptick in cases, keep in mind, we are in the middle of cold and fl season. norah? >> norah: that's important to remember. meg oliver, thank you. we are also learning your details tonight about that shooting of three palestinian college students in burlington, vermont, last week. cbs's errol barnett spoke with one of the victims and his mother about what happened before he was shot. >> i was speaking kind of like a mix

and on october 14th, hamas said that is airstrikes hit convoys of evacuees also trying to move on celine street. the real question is about how safe this transit route could be for people moving south. in the meantime there is also the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe. we are hearing about the ominous drumbeat of warnings coming from the palestinian military of health in the west bank. they were talking about how the hospitals are under such pressure. this is something we've been hearing about four weeks. announcing that at least 150 health care professionals have been killed in this war in gaza since this started, that some 16 hospitals are out of service right now. there is an organization called mid-global based in the u.s., helping with medical care in gaza. they are saying that it's been getting messages from a pediatrician, for example saying that at the comal hospitals, surgeries have stopped and the departments are without electricity and water. and that a two year old girl died due to the dire situation there. we've been hearing repeated warnings about the lack of fuel, and the

russian artists, and here the singer turned around to the fullest, for example, the ex-deputy, clary celineimbre should be like, so that, with proper sound extraction, it still frightens away this guttural groan, so that in absolutely all 70 years of her... attempts, she was never able to perform on some worthy foreign stage, maksakova is haunted by the fame and popularity of grigory leps . what usually, a female bittern does this in the swamp, calling for her male, this is what he adopted as an exceptional timbre, his cry, this very year, eksdiva sparkles with envy towards the super-popular performer. anna asti, born in ukraine, but recently received russian citizenship. i wanted to ask, asti is an abbreviation, or rather an abbreviation of the word. astigmatism, perhaps this can explain that this lady, having survived the bombings in kiev, made some extraordinary decision to go to where, in fact, bombs and missiles flew in, well, with nadezhda babkina, maksakova, apparently, has some kind of mental trauma associated with her, she simultaneously lacks both her voice and her hearing, as a r

another person spreading kindness is this amazing woman in philly, celine -- she hands out complimentsenquirer this. you know when you are driving around and somebody cut you off, you carry that roadways with you all day long, my goal is to do the opposite. it is to give you something positive that stays with you, to lift you up and put you in a good mood. why wouldn't i do it? she also has out compliment cards with instructions to join the squad, to help spread smiles, kindness, and human connection. and we will leave you with our producer mike sons harry and tommy, who are here to remind us that it cost absolutely nothing to be kind. so right now, you might be awning, you might be rolling rising this is silly, it is goofy, it is romantic, it is naive, it is not. because the power of love and kindness, is everything. so i ask you, spread some kindness this week. on that no, i wish you a very good night. all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with us. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. >> right now, donald trump's lie is sounding a lot

ceo celine halawa says some of the largest breeds aren't living as long due to years of selective breeding and that was super effective at creating this huge variety within the species of what a dog can look like and behave like. but it also caused genetic mistakes, she says. >> those mistakes see large and giant breed dogs aging up to two times faster than smaller ones, ultimately leading to a shorter lifespan. loyal's drug known right now as loi one aims to change that, but the drug is doing is once the dog is fully grown, it's compensating for this genetic mistake and to kind of make them more similar to like a medium sized dog biologically to slow the rate of aging, to extend their healthy lifespan. >> loi one would be in the form of a routine injection. >> work is still being done to determine just how much longer it could extend a dog's life. but tuesday, the company announced that the fda gave it a technical section complete. that means that the fda agrees with the data loyal, provided that shows the drug's effectiveness is a major step forward, but not past the finish line just yet

it's not just the catholic, okay, so bridget, celine is a friend of mine. i started talking to richard and he started filling me in along with other duties. 17. but here's the thing from people. for me, being from southern maryland, i'm not a part of the families that was sold, but we are the part of the fans who lost family. right. and we want to find them. as a matter fact, i'll go ahead and do my little stint now. but we're doing i got money from georgetown, me and a team do a gathering in maryland over labor day weekend. so anybody that would like to come who is a descendant, we would welcome you because the maryland side, we're still trying to figure out who are the people we lo. but my family. we have etonians, i have bona. she knows the surnames. i'm a hawkin we have dorsey. have a mason and we're still in maryland. but let me tell you this. when i found this out, i was so glad my grandmother just passed i was so glad because she would have been devastated. we looked up, i mean, catholics. so it was our way of life. when i found out i like someone ju

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transactions in the real world.we thought that we would be trading at bitcoin and john would be at celinebut the answer is we are not. could we get down to where this is efficacious for central banks? we could really squeeze this down to where there is no transactional friction? bill: there will always be a little bit of transactional friction, but we can do a lot better than we're doing right now. in theory, central bank digital currencies should be a significant improvement over cash, just as safe as cash, but in terms of the default risk because you will be guaranteed by the sovereign nation. you don't have to worry about storage. you can transact digital cash across long distances.to me it is like cash plus. the security of cash and something that the u.s. should innovate on. lisa: there is a concern that those agents that really capitalize from those frictions that exist, that some of the functioning of markets that traditionally have supported things like treasuries starts to ebb away. how concerned are you as you adopt less friction-filled methods and capital markets slow in the wa

celine says, i very much doubt it from all that i've heard and read. his promise will be broken.all of this is just one part of a huge week of news. but the other one obviously is the ceasefire row. we've had many resignations , we've had many resignations, motions both from labour councillors , but also labour mps councillors, but also labour mps resign running from the front bench. ten of them, including yasmin qureshi, jess phillips, 56 labour mps. overall all voted in favour of the snp amendment to the king's speech. demand a ceasefire. just think about that .labour ceasefire. just think about that . labour mps voting for the snp amendment. we also saw protests in parliament square yesterday. but we'll sit here. i mean, can he survive this? how much will the pressure grow from here? with me now is the former labour adviser scarlett mccgwire to discuss this and i'm also the journalist andy no has arrived. fresh from the demonstration down at bethnal green . these pro down at bethnal green. these pro hamas pro—palestine protest scarlett to you first. fascinating time. i mean ke

celine says, i very much doubt it from all that i've heard and read. his promise will be broken.all of this is just one part of a huge week of news. but the other one obviously is the ceasefire row. we've had many resignations , we've had many resignations, motions both from labour councillors , but also labour mps councillors, but also labour mps resign running from the front bench. ten of them, including yasmin qureshi, jess phillips, 56 labour mps. overall all voted in favour of the snp amendment to the king's speech. demand a ceasefire. just think about that .labour ceasefire. just think about that . labour mps voting for the snp amendment. we also saw protests in parliament square yesterday. but we'll sit here. i mean, can he survive this? how much will the pressure grow from here? with me now is the former labour adviser scarlett mccgwire to discuss this and i'm also the journalist andy no has arrived. fresh from the demonstration down at bethnal green . these pro down at bethnal green. these pro hamas pro—palestine protest scarlett to you first. fascinating time. i mean ke

[mÚsica] jessica: siguen siendo trending estas imÁgenes de cÉline dion. ahora vamos con lo mÁs buscado. ♪ ♪ escuchen esto. rubÉn blades desmiente una noticia en las redes sociales porque coloco este post y escribiÓ: atenciÓn. esto estÁ circulando en las redes sociales sobre supuestas inversiones que yo hago en una supuesta empresa financiera. estÁn utilizando mi nombre con el solo objeto de estafar a la gente desprevenida. tengan mucho cuidado. ahÍ lo tienen mucho cuidado con eso. raÚl: varias veces hemos comentado ese tipo de noticias utilizan los nombres y las caras para decir que hay algo. karla: antes de enviar dinero, lo que sea, se tiene que asegurar de la persona, de la pÁgina. todos estos estafadores estÁn a la orden del dÍa. nos vamos con noticia de Última hora. satcha: sÍ. les cuento que la tasa de desempleo sube al 3.9% en octubre en comparaciÓn con el periodo anterior que se ubicaba en 3.8%. entre hispanos el Índice aumenta a 4.8% con respecto al 4.6% del mes pasado. asÍ lo acaba de revelar el departamento de trabajo. agrega que empresas estad