we're talking about moving from dr. city to, to sell it at least an hour drive. so where most people get that amount of, and most of the numbers, the amount of fuel enough for them to be transported. all that are over a distance. and over all that on top of all that, where are they going to stay? because we know 6, every wonder what shelter in the south 20 occupied i talking about school. i was talking about centers. i talking about the clinics and then talking about mental hospital like nelson hospital and the hospital and the european hospital, the 3 know i get those in the south, both in hon unit and russell. so where would lot number of people be able to be to a, to the slides with doctor to put out said he told him, this is an in to the request that you are me and you know that it's an impossible request and nothing can be analysis ok, all right, human the site though, we're going to give you a chance to catch up on, on what's happening. thank you. you me a for updating else so far. just to bring view is up to speed with these very dramatic moments which we

so i was actually forced to move back to dr. city, where actually i was with missed the 5 days andres this, i believe, also moved back to god the city because of the ongoing intensive endorsement in the south and far cuz districts both in hon. you and it's in rough off yesterday and oh i through the night the hours of the night and this morning the bombardment and han unit is not. so they were over 200 people killed in con eunice and dropped off a load yesterday alone. and most of the people also killed were people who wear, who have to be brought to wasted. and they were directed by the huge, really military to go south as a to stay here because it's safer. they go to the city and the north. but that is the, the board and his habits talk. they have intensified in these areas more. and yes, we're still suffering with, with a huge number of people staying in small places alone. it's extremely crowded in these 2 governments now and with the lack of water, the lack of electricity, short is just good. no, uh, no, he kind of connection to

gone through their relatives in addition to neighbors uh, from, from, from their buildings in, in dr. city. and they're hosting them in their homes. every single home, like i'm sitting in a 100 meters apartment with 3 other times at least. this is basically how it is and everyone, all the homes around me are like that. people. yes, they've opened their homes to welcome everyone who every be can take. oh, other other homes have like we're talking about over 2030 people in one apartments . this is how it is, but people are just saying at least they would find the shelter. a roof on the top to take shelter in from the bombardment since the state and since they're forced to evacuate and the us, we're still getting calls from so many people re no, asking us if there's space around us. if we know anyone that they still have face to wholesome with them this heavy emotion and reality of uh these really uh order to evacuate. now, how much does 5 more rockets from gauze it into southern israel. this was the scene in the city of ash cologne. after rockets struck some areas, there are no reports of ca

i must be hearing dr. city to report about these people who are getting forms every day. if you didn't give up on then you move on to the you were explaining you weren't, you were saying to our viewers, wireless gossip bureau chief voucher 0 your analysis. you're a correspondent, you're both in the middle of this war. you both have families and you've shared to our viewers into your social media followers a little bit of what it's like to be a correspondent and a mom in this territory that's being relentlessly bombarded. i wonder, did he ever give you advice while on you know how you handle that? the professional side of your life, and also the personal side of your life and how you keep your family safe and how you handle all of that side of things. am i told him what and what should i do? he told me, i'm sorry, but there's no explanation. she literally told me like that. i told him i went to the south and the bombardment. would you love? it did not stop. there was no one, there was no electricity. i struggled to guess drink. he was here for one kid. he said, god, it's j

one uh, d, h a, they to neighborhood also and dr. city has been charged because uh, we have the casualty dump. no, uh people have not yet been dropped out. the rather the problem is. * you call me, our cell is during the day to getting calls from people who are, that's stuck in basements are stuck in. she pops up to a to quickly check. what's happened to them, a call that's our and they're asking their calling. c to to send and they can't get through to any ambulance or uh, to the testing or the, the nature of health or anything and we're calling them and they're telling us that there is no way to go to these areas to bring in gary for under that rather because be tied to areas are so many and they're getting targeted all at the same time. so um yeah, everywhere is being targeted. know where safe and basically injured people, not even being able to, to get to hospital. tell us a bit more now about the humanitarian situation, guys in guys that you're not how people coping with no electricity. we've seen guys in complete darkness overnight.

it's very dangerous for us to to drive all the way from dr. city or for anyone to drive all the way from got the city and go to the south, which is about an hour drive in best cases, especially with a lot of the boys me on the road. i'm secondly, there is no fuel that has been entered uh or that has entered god's in these humanitarian con void that has entered the 20 trucks that have entered also israel has said that the 20 trucks that have entered there, there is taken to warehouses now where owner will be responsible or the united nations will be responsible for the distribution of these huge of that you're going to hear your age. it's only consist of can food water drinking water and some medications. and they specifically said that they are for the cell then part of this trip, this ton unit and wrap off, meaning that they will only be going to the hospital of a can unit and drop off. and uh, nothing will be coming here to god the and to the north in gaza strip, leaving more people. thousands of people who are sheltering in hospitals and got the

dr. basam naim, he is the head of the political and international relations bureau of hamas, joins us from gaza citycal context, on the political context, we have for months and years warned all those who contacted us from the international community, western countries, un diplomats, that the the situation on the ground is unsustainable and palestinians cannot continue forever keeping silent, waiting. for for not coming political solutions while we see the extreme settlers in alaqsa storming the mosk, closing the mosk in front of our palestinian worshippers, kicking and hitting our men and women, we cannot continue keep silent towards the daily killing machine against our women and children and elderly on checkpoints in the west bank. the the plans of juidization of jerusalem, we cannot keep silent towards the the instructions and policies of this mad extremist security minister being fear toward more than 500, 5,800 prisoners, including civilians, sorry, including men and women and children, and lastly we cannot keep silent toward very suffocated sie in the gaza strip for more than 17 years so that

welfare, comfort and security in the development of the fiber optic network in small cities, and the statistics according to dr. rohaninejad, nearly 100 cities have now been developed and covered. apparently, the economy of small towns has also flourished. their businesses have flourished and we have seen examples. no, this is not the case , for example, in the same china, let me give you an example in the field of technology, has allocated 26% of its gross domestic product to itself. this 26% is related to infrastructure , 20% of which is in the business layer. we can increase it to 15% with the approval of the government, but this is 15% where is it happening in the infrastructure layer, maybe less than 23% will come, go to business , sit down, well, no, we can see that technology is going to come and transform the economy , transform people's lives, but it needs an infrastructure that is being provided now, one day. that a change has been made in the life and livelihood of our people, we can say that prosperity has been created, there is a solution, for example, look at a... the 13th government came 5-6 mon

gone through their relatives in addition to neighbors uh, from, from, from their buildings in, in dr. city. and they're hosting them in their homes. every single home, like i'm sitting in a 100 meters apartment with 3 other times at least. this is basically how it is and everyone, all the homes around me are like, does people? yes, they've opened their home, it to us can everyone who every be can take. oh, other other homes have like worst talk to you about over 2030 people in one apartment. this is how it is, but people are just saying at least they would find the shelter, a roof on the top to take shelter in from the bombardment since the state. and since they are forced to evacuate, and the us, we're still getting calls from so many people re no, asking us if there's space around us. if we know anyone that they still have space to hold some with them. stephen, that hillside was the reality of that move south from the north of gaza. but is, he reported that an agreement is to be reached to allow foreigners to exit because a through rapid border crossing. we saw people gathering the littl

dr. city, no water is. it's a close, you know, open borders and you are targeted. this is in everyone feeding garza, he's a target. and from the experience of what in this example, if i were to click what have to do it is an example that everyone, even though you'll notice they are among the targets. and this is a quote for everyone. all the consent bodies and international associations or cutting about the freedom of speech victim. jordan is it's the time to protect our colleagues and the palestinians. joining us while working in the go to work a disobedience. it's not a war, it's a war against people against everyone. i guess they've areas now, why did they do us fun with the, the, what a nation to house shouldn't be. as based on the creation, it's a safe place. they have been targeted. they have been killed, and all the victims of civilians, women, and the children. and you know, like the daughters, i'm do lots of unions without any with know what makes the tug of this house since 19 days. we have to vote with the exhibition of the palestinians. more than $500.0

dr. fauci seen at city hall yesterday. at 9:00 a.m. we will have an exclusive conversation with dr. layed host to people with big names as well as community members who look back only her contributions to california. >> dianne feinstein was a legend in san francisco and for the country. she was a pioneer in terms of work around hiv/aidsment something that i care deeply about. >> community member jonathan speaking there. for those looking to pay their respects in-person today at the memorial service. city officials now decided to make some other big changes. >> it won't be open to the public anymore and might be because of the big names attending like vice president kamala harris and a number of u.s. senators. >> our shawn chitnis is live at city hall this morning. good morning once again, shawn. even if you don't have an invite, can the public still view the services? >> reporter: nicole, good morning again. yes, they can certainly watch on tv or online. the security concerns from dianne feinstein's office pushing people so far back that they really wouldn't be able to watch or hear

dr. akhundi, the city council, when you went to the sports department, let's go there, let's go, mr. honorable minister , let's have a meeting, mr. taj , let's have a meeting at my honorable brother's door. your goal is not to create a healthy environment, isn't it contemporary sports? people, go to those three stadiums. thank you very much. statements of the vice president of the football federation about the crimes of sepahan and persal mansour ghambar football explained on the sidelines of the tehran elections about the fines of the two sepahan clubs and police press. . first these votes should be appealed. this is not a final decision, the appeal will be approved whenever it is approved. in any case, these issues that you mentioned , i think it is not within the jurisdiction of our judicial authorities that people use these sentences in this regard, but you have seen and be sure that the elements of the case the football federation is completely independent, whether it is the disciplinary committee, the ethics committee, or the appeal committee, and as you witnessed, they issue v

dr. ashudra the spokes person for the ministry of health. in ghaza city and dr.s interviews uh there is logistical nightmare in gaza regarding uh data regarding regarding the internet the fact that there is no electricity in gaza they have to rely on batteries to rely on solar panels and so. on because there's zero electricity from from the grid and zero electricity from gaza soul power generating plant because it's out of fuel for a while now in general the situation in gaza is disastrous beyond description i've never seen anything like this and i believe my father may arrest in anything like this either i'm sorry but these are the latest pictures uh that uh we're just uh airing on prv, this is the latest that we have received, regarding uh that brutal attack on the hospital that uh me and ash are talking about it, hundreds of people are fear did and uh pictures really speak for themselves and you can see the gravity of the situation there on the ground, let's go back to ashrafin khanus. yes, as i was saying the situation in gaza is unprecedented. i haven't seen

for your understanding last week this particular celebration was supposed to be held at city hall the day we gave dr the keys to the city had to make adjustments because of the loss of our former dianne feinstein. and this community really shows so much support. so much finding he and allowing us to come together to celebrate italian heritage in our city had users and mine thank you for carlos to bring the wonderful amazing talents of those young people for playing traditional italian music to make sure the next generation is holding open to those very time honored relationships nowadays we see music but machines and it is nice to hear live music and hear an echo in the chambers at city hall most people don't know i'm an big opera fan and inactivation i had the opportunity to go to sicily and a small city i was looking at the people up the place they were all dressed up on the way to the greek theatre and guess who was performing it was andrea building inspector and three of us everyone know it is sold-out and guess how many tickets were left three right smack-dab in the front row can you imagine an

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city. here, dr.deh is an engineer with his son it can be seen that sameh was with him in the process of construction and development, and it was god's destiny that they would be martyred together with a number of qassam engineers in an attack during the war. the military power of hamas has been continuously strengthened. since 2020, they have completely produced a new generation of rockets that use new fans, because of this , the rockets are heavier and carry more explosives , and they reach a longer range from gaza. ayash 250 was a new missile that the qassam battalions used for the first time in the battle of shamsher quds and targeted ramon airport with it and until now it has the longest range among resistance missiles. now to ramon airport. at a distance of 250 km from gaza, the ayash 255 missile with a range of more than 250 km is moving. 50 they are making a missile with a range of 25 km. they use a version of the missile they have and show that they can have such a missile. israeli bases are

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cities and the issue of employment, welfare, comfort and so on. let's establish the intention in rees with the development of fiber optic network in small towns, and according to the statistics of mr. dr. rouhaninejad, it is close to 100. until now, the city has developed and been covered. apparently, the economy of small towns has flourished and their businesses have flourished. you have seen the examples. no, this is not the case. for example, in china, i will give you an example in the field of technology, 26 gdp. he turned the interior towards himself . this 26 6 is related to the substructure. 20 % of it is in the bisene layer. we came in the seventh development plan. we set a goal to increase the digital economy to 15%. we can definitely reach 15% with the efforts of the government. but where is this 15% of us? it happens in the layer infrastructure, maybe less than 2-3% will come to go to business . well, no, we can see when technology is going to come and transform the economy and transform people's lives, but it needs an infrastructure that is being provided now. and the livelihood of our people, we can say that prosperity has been created. there is a solution, for example, a

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cities. here is dr. zabdeh with his son, engineer sameh it can be seen that he was with him in the process of construction and development, and it was god's destiny that he would be martyred along with another in an attack during the war along with a number of qassam engineers. the military power of hamas has been significantly strengthened since 2020, with a completely new generation of raleigh missiles. which uses new technologies, for this reason the rockets are heavier and carry more explosives and reach a longer range from gaza. ayash 205 was a new missile that the qassam battalions used for the first time in the battle of shamsher quds and targeted ramon airport with it, and so far it is among the missiles resistance has won the most. now , the ayash 250 missile with a range of more than 250 km is moving towards ramon airport, 250 km from gaza. 50 they are building a missile with a range of 250 km. they use a version of the missile they have and show that they can have such a missile. israeli bases

engineer zebedeh is seen during the first test of the r160 missile, which later targeted the city of ifa . here, dr. zebedeh can be seen together with his son, engineer sameh, who was martyred in an attack during the war along with a number of qassam engineers. the military power of hamas has been continuously strengthened since the year 202 completely produce a new generation of rockets that uses new technologies, that's why the rockets are heavier. they carry more explosives and reach farther from gaza. ayash 250 was a new missile that the qassam battalions used for the first time in the battle of shamsher quds and targeted ramon airport with it, and it has the longest range among resistance missiles. now , the ayash 250 missile with a range of more than 250 km is moving towards ramon airport, 250 km from gaza. they built a missile with a range of 255 km, they used a version of the missile they had and showed that they could have such a missile. bases israel is a slave to these missiles. the iron dome, which israel has always been proud of, faced a real test against the massive rocket fire from t

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dr. anthony fauci. he was there yesterday at city hall. join me at 9:00 a.m. for my exclusive conversation with dr. ity hall played host to people with big names as well as community members who came to pay tribute to dianne feinstein's contributions to our state. >> dianne feinstein was a legend in san francisco. and for the country. she was a pioneer in terms of the work around hiv/aids. something that i care deeply about. >> for those looking to pay their respects in-person at the memorial service, you may be out of luck. we have understood now this morning city officials have decided to make some changes to her service. >> it won't be open to the public anymore and might be because of the big names attending like vice president kamala harris and a number of u.s. senators. >> yeah and our shawn chitnis is live at city hall this morning. now shawn, even if you don't have an invite. can the public still view the services? >> reporter: nicole, good morning, yes, there's certainly a way to be part of the by watchingen tv and online and we do want to talk about those security concerns. it is quite the

inhabitants space quick color, which is part of these is one of the most densely populated cities in europe. dr. probably feels nice and close the in cold the wolf, but as the temperature has climbed, as a result of climate change, the ctc did up. so how of provisions trying to keep the cool eco reporter to a tool the town to find out. paris the city of love has long been tories stream the budget despite its l. ramon's on hot summer days come feet hodge to brief, concrete roads and buildings turn the fence capital into an urban heat island. paris is warmed up by 2.3 degrees celsius, on average, since 1885 compared to 1.7 degrees in the rest of france, according to recent studies. and so the townhome is now investing tens of millions of yours to help cool down the city. what's your date? exactly? so this is a month of paris. tell me, what is say specifically about this city. when it's, you know, it's easy to explain more just a week or just sometimes this is a historic city built for a moderate climate. and one of the most densely build cities in the world. and that's why it's like an oven. fine

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city of islam. good time, mr. dr. raisi, the honorable president of the islamic republic of iran and the honorable delegation accompanying us to new york through the skies of turkey, greece, italy, france, spain, portugal, the atlantic ocean, and the united states. the duration of this flight will be 14 hours and , god willing, we will fly up to a height of 36,000 feet . these unifying concepts and sublime and inspiring teachings are human-building, community-building, and civilization-building for societies humanity never burns. it is eternal until the earth, the earth is from you , time is left, the fire of insult and distortion of the opponent will not be true. i have a question about the country. the level of inspection that exists today towards iran , where in the world is it? well, these solutions do not work for 70 years. i believe that the language of force does not work in iran . the americans must change the language of force. . regarding mr. qassem soleimani, martyr soleimani and the promise that the guilty

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city. she always cared. >> dr. anthony fauci also came to pay respects. the two have a long history, even before the covid-19 pandemic , working closely with each other during the a.i.d.s. epidemic in the 80s. we are just getting rid of a big change to feinstein's memorial tomorrow, it will no longer be open to the public. it is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. on the steps of city hall. in the last couple hours, her office announced the change because of increased security. the memorial will include speeches from mayor london n. breed, vice president kamala harris, and a recorded message from president biden. kenny choi has been talking to people at city hall all day today, some spared stories of special encounters with her, others were just touched by what she stood for. we go live now to kenny choi. >> reporter: good evening, the casket of the late senator dianne feinstein lying in state right behind me, as a steady stream of well-wishers have continued to say final goodbyes for the last hour of this public viewing, which is set to end at 7:00. the san francisc

amy: we go now to gaza city where we are joined by dr.hammam alloh, who works at al shifa hospital, the largest hospital in gaza. thank you so much for joining us. i know you just left the hospital a few minutes ago. you told jewish currents yesterday, i had to stop the resuscitation of a patient who went into cardiac arrest in the dialysis unit because if she made it back to life, we had dove into later to offer her. we have to prioritize patients who are younger, healthier. we have lost the ability to provide true care. if you can talk about the situation right now at your hospital and overall? >> thank you for contacting me. this is not an incident i would really love to keep remembering but what you just said is exactly what happened to me. as physicians, we are trained to resuscitate patients who go into cardiac arrest, hoping they would make it back to life and consequently put them on until leaders to help them live again, go back to life -- ventilators to help them live again, go back to life. i had to top my nurses and physicians

city. just a few moments ago, dr. anthony fauci as well as mayor london breed took a few moments to honor the late senator dianne feinstein and now, it has been opened once again to the public and residents who want to make their way here. that will be going on throughout the day and into the early evening. >> no question, a long list of people from the city and a long list of dignitaries will pay their respects to the late senator. thank you very much. >>> feinstein was a little pioneer, breaking glass ceilings for women throughout her career. she was first elected to office in 1969 before women could even get a credit card by themselves. she went on to become the first woman president of the san francisco board of supervisors and the first woman mayor. feinstein was california's longest-serving senator. she was elected in 1992 along with then, barbara boxer, who was the u.s. senator. joining me line to talk more now is caroline heldman. we spoke earlier today about the procession of feinstein to city hall. let's tal