what can you say about investments in the far east?aid earlier that... for obvious reasons, they are now overwhelmingly domestic, but how do these numbers look over time? the far east is three times faster than the russian federation in terms of average investment growth over the past 10 years. yes. this, of course, is a factor in the president’s decision to create epoch-making projects in the far east: a new zvezda shipyard, a new vostochny cosmodrome, a new gas chemical and gas processing complex, this is also a factor that system of preferences. high-performance investments, they have invested trillions of rubles, they are all new technological ones, they create high-paying jobs, the vast majority of these investments are from russian companies, we at some point expected too much, well, too early entry of the investor, now this illusion is gone, and thanks to this such megaprojects as udakan copper, for example, these are all long projects, but these are projects for, well, on average, a human life, i would say so. in billions of do

and of course this story of middle east and instability. it didn't begin on october 7th, but this latest episode certainly did with the homeless attacks on israel ad israel's punitive attack. then on gaza at the who the melisha in yemen. uh there. um, you know, you had a lateral blockade of the red sea. the attacks on shipping and most recently this attack on this very interesting shady, a post $22.00, which is an american base on a, on the border between syria and jordan, which killed 3 american service people. now this a tragedy, of course, and it's always a charge of you, anybody dies in these types of conflicts that was going to lead to an negligible us response. remember, this is a and election year in the united states. and it was inevitable that the fight and would have to respond and he has responded in this way. let's actually have a listen to lloyd austin's comments on the american position regarding the attack. we will continue to work to avoid a wider conflict in a region. but we will take all necessary actions to defend the uni

iran takes a step closer to the middle east venture. the conflict between israel and hamas has extended into the broader middle east, escalating the likelihood of a confrontation between the regional power and the global power. modern diplomacy writes, the conflict between israel and hamas has extended into the broader middle east, escalating the likelihood of a confrontation between the regional power, iran and the axies of resistance, and the global power, the us and its allies. israel's continuous unlawful bombardment of gaza results in new estimates of tens of thousands of palestinian casualties every day. iran's gots force has engaged in highly dangerous strikes with israel and its patron the us spanning from the red sea to iraq, syria and lebanon. this situation is contributing to the evolving political discourse surrounding the right of the palestinians to live peacefully. the us isn't the biggest power in the middle east. is anymore, iran is. according to simon tistel, foreign leader writer for the guardian, after 45 years of tr

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east and now the united i middle east and now the united states— middle east and now the united statesit. thanks. -- taking part in actually increasing it. - actually increasing it. what is the first part of your question?— question? will you testify s chambers _ question? will you testify s chambers has _ question? will you testify s chambers has axed? - question? will you testify s i chambers has axed? converse question? will you testify s - chambers has axed? converse had question? will you testify s _ chambers has axed? converse had some very relevant _ chambers has axed? converse had some very relevant questions _ chambers has axed? converse had some very relevant questions that _ chambers has axed? converse had some very relevant questions that they - very relevant questions that they have asked us and we will continue to answer those questions. we will continue to work with chairman rogers' office to address any additional questions or issues that he might have and, again, we will stay in touch with chairman rogers' office as things play out. band. stay in touch with chairman ro

and i have a question in the middle east as well. as i said in my 0 enin: middle east as well.ll. as i said in my opening statement, i apologise - middle east as well. as i said in my opening statement, i apologise to. opening statement, i apologise to all my colleagues and also the american people that i wasn't as transparent as i probably should have been upfront. is transparent as i probably should have been upfront.— have been upfront. is there any discussion _ have been upfront. is there any discussion right _ have been upfront. is there any discussion right now— have been upfront. is there any discussion right now of - have been upfront. is there any- discussion right now of withdrawing troops _ discussion right now of withdrawing troops from either syria or iraq, especialty— troops from either syria or iraq, especially given what has happened in the _ especially given what has happened in the last— especially given what has happened in the last couple of weeks? what has happened _ in the last couple of weeks? what has happened in _ in the last couple of weeks? what has h

iran takes a step closer to the middle east venture. the conflict between israel and hamas has extended into the broader middle east, escalating the likelihood of a confrontation between the regional power and the global power. modern diplomacy writes, the conflict between israel and hamas has extended into. broder middle east, escalating the likelihood of a confrontation between the regional power, iran and the axies of resistance and the global power, the us and its allies. israel's continuous unlawful bombardment of gaza results in new estimates of tens of thousands of palestinian casualties every day. iran's gots force has engaged in highly dangerous strikes with israel and its patron, the us spanning from the red sea to iraq, syria and lebanon. "the situation is contributing to the evolving political discourse surrounding the right of the palestinians to live peacefully. the us isn't the biggest power in the middle east anymore, iran is. according to simon tistel, foreign leader writer for the guardian, after 45 years of trying, ir

in 2023 , about 4.5 million square meters of housing were delivered in the far east.son, in the nineteenth year there were 2.5 million. back in the twenty- first year, the “far eastern quarter” program was launched. now get torah resident status can be granted to the developer along with land for construction and benefits. but in the future, we are obliged to offer some of the finished apartments for purchase for the social needs of the region. no economy can develop separately from the social environment, what is unique about the renovation program of far eastern cities, this is not some kind of general cliche, we will do this for each region, carefully taking into account the opinions of residents, a developed plan on how to make this territory better, how to use its advantage, how to eliminate its shortcomings, just in order to stimulate construction in the far east, as... alekseev was born in vladivostok, in ninety -eight, together with his partners, he founded a company that is today among the top leaders of digital retail in russia. 13 years ago i went into deve

east and become a resident of the free port, you can apply online on the website of the far east andpment corporation. there are all the conditions and a list of benefits. here on the website you can submit an application to become a resident of a priority development territory. in addition to tax benefits, you can get a land plot or connect to the infrastructure: electricity, water, gas, water disposal and heat supply, everything you need for business development. yuri petrovich , here we have the folk arts and crafts of yakutia, and there is also sakhalin, kamchatka, absolutely many regions in the far east, and what unites them is that people live here , independent and strong, i started working in the far east in 2013, and my first the task was to eliminate the consequences of emergency situations, then there was a flood. to what extent do the support measures that have already been taken justify your expectations and what worked? when did our work, a well-known entrepreneur from the united arab emirates came here, he talked about how he created a childfree zone in dubai, i think

anglia and the south—east, with the potential for some over east anglia and the south—east, with thesome rain over east anglia and the south—east, with the potential for some rain to continue in places. not only that, it will be windy, with strong to gale force north—easterly winds, making it mutually, and again, those temperatures around 8—9 degrees. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at one. hello and welcome to sportsday. joe root the record england had made a strong start to the fourth test with his tenth century against india. it isa india. it is a counter offer liverpool in the europa league. they have sparta prague in the last 16. on the eve of the calcutta cup clash, we will hear from the scotland and england caps. —— campus. hello, welcome along. joe root was at the heart of england's fight back on the first day of their fourth test against india in ranchi. he reached his 31st test century and his tenth against india, which is a record. what a valuable one it could prove to be, with england batting first after winning the toss and reaching 302—7 at the close. england starte

and lebanon, and jordan, and the west bank and east jerusalem. and this decision was based on allegations, the while commissioner, immediately decided to terminate the contracts of 8 on why employees an investigation committee will investigate each of these incidents. but it is absolutely unreasonable to claim that while participated in the event of october 7th, because of 12 employees, this decision will affect the millions. it will also affect more than $30000.00 why employees who are fully committed to the values of the united nations and international humanitarian law with documents proving their commitment. the alternative plan is to resume support. otherwise, there will be certain disaster in the gaza strip. was the lifeline for the people. today we talk about hundreds of thousands of hungry people. later we will talk about the entire population of the gaza strip, facing an unprecedented humanitarian collapse. we're talking about 1700000 displays to people in various areas of the gaza strip. we have about $1000000.00 of them either in our s

and you can see across south—east england and east of the pennines, we may well continue to see some through north—west england, northern ireland and western scotland will turn increasingly heavy, accompanied by gusts of winds potentially around a0 mph. a little bit fresher as well into the north—east of scotland, but generally that mild theme set to continue. now, as we go through saturday evening and into the early hours of sunday morning, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily south and east. the heaviest of the rain is likely to be now through the midlands and down towards south—east england, and that's going to take its time to clear. so during the early hours of sunday morning, expect a spell of wet weather. that'll probably still be there across east anglia and south—east england for early birds on sunday, but it will start to ease away through the middle part of the morning. a few scattered showers tucking in behind, and then sunday generally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february, 10—14 de

get to a peaceful middle east. . ~ ,, , . ., east.ry much for joining us. so many issues - east. thank you very much for joining us. so many issues on| east. thank you very much for. joining us. so many issues on the agenda, relations with china, will ukraine get the support it needs? including from all of its partners as well as the war in gaza. we will keep bringing you updates from here, but back to you in london. labour had to buy election wins with massive swings from the tories, there have been more accusations of anti—semitism as they were forced to draw support from the rochdale by—election candidate. for the government, bad news is that ukip was dragged into a recession. let's go live to our correspondent in the newsroom. a difficult week for the government. newsroom. a difficult week for the government-— newsroom. a difficult week for the government. those two by-election losses, government. those two by-election losses. using _ government. those two by-election losses, using that _ government. those two by-election losses,

now today's pickett's again happening across the east bay and they're all being hosted by the east bay coalition for student success. and that's made up of about 21 chapters. all part of the california teachers association. these pickett's will take place at different locations and it will all be outside of school hours. and later this evening, essentially they're all advocating for smaller class sizes, more resources to retain and attract teachers, supportive environments and better tools for students to grow in the classrooms. now pleasanton in dublin teachers association are rallying together as both prepare for a fact-finding session, which is the last step that the group goes through before they can actually strike and walk out of the classroom. and this is because they have not been able to meet an agreement at the bargaining table with district's now, many east bay schools, as we mentioned, are not far behind in this process. and the association says if an actual strike does occur, then that means that this could impact thousands of students back out here live. we are in dublin

the middle east region is quieter today. then it has been in 2 decades now. challenges remain. ron's nuclear weapons program. the tensions between israelis and palestinians. but the amount of time that i have to spend on crisis and conflict in the middle east today compared to any of my predecessors going back to 911, is significantly reduced. i think it's very important to note that this is, is an incredibly volatile time in the middle east. i would argue that we have not seen a situation as, as dangerous as the one we're facing now across the region since at least 1973 biden administration. seems to break almost every thing that it touches. when biden took office, he said he would end the war in the am at the saudis were coming to the table. but now look at the situation in the country. the who is these are designated as terrorist, the united states, the united kingdom are bombing. yeah. but the many armed forces will confront the american british escalation with escalation of our own. and we will not hesitate to carry out

in the east bay. a disturbing incident in the middle of the walnut creek city council meeting last night, the man took to the podium and spewed nearly 2 minutes of anti-semitic comments. kron four's amanda hari has that story. >> the man said he was upset about the city removing virtual comments back in october and he blamed jewish people for that. he not only made anti-semitic comments, but he also threatened another holocaust and did not see salute at the yet. >> i'm here today because people like you. think we're scared to show up. and show our face and call you out in person. i dare you to shut me down. a man identified as only scotty hijacking the public comment time of tuesday's walnut creek city council meeting the man expressing anger over the city council's decision to ban virtual public comments. the decision was made in october. >> after a number of zoom bombing incidents were anonymous. callers made hateful comments. you shut down. zoom comments at the behest of the atl. >> because some je

today, east palestine is a lot different. a lot of progress has been made but what really hasn't been addressed is the long-term health impacts associated with these exposures and there's simply too many unanswer ed questions. >> you heard it from the people in that piece. the mom in tears worrying about the health impact on our kids. what's their future going to be. so while so many continue to be concerned about these long-term i impacts on their health, there have been some coordinated and comprehensive health studies, but has there ever been one that suits this community? are any of these needs being addressed? >> on a whole, no. what we have seen is we've seen different universities try to get some minimal amount of funding to try to investigate w what the long-term health implications are, but there really hasn't been a whole of the government supporting scientists to come in and study what happened and what the long-term consequences are, if any. >> you recently tweeted the consequences of dismissing their health conce

and is a threat to regional piece in the middle east. and moreover, the attack was not approved by united nation security cancelled. therefore it is illegal. i think he drew attention to some of these issues. and he said that the washington with just aligned to us, that dominance in the, in the, in the region instead of trying to help with the issue is that, uh, these are some of the things he highlighted in the meeting. if it was basic, give it to draw attention to what can be done to de escalate the tensions in the middle east or right. okay. we are bringing you will certainly bring you all of the details and we have live coverage. eventually. we'll have a talk with the corresponding that would bring you all of the issues around there, as they own for israel has been, i was with mass for nearly 4 months, but so far managed to eliminate only about 20 percent of the group's forces. according to you, as estimate from a commander of the us central command, commented on the easel slot of a successful far i think they set themselves a goal o

it is tracking to the north and to the east. san mateo, picking up.he rain picking up from the south and to the east heading through the night. 7:00 transitioning to a scattering of rain. we will see that at 10:00, 11:00, hanging on to the heaviest zones down by gilroy at 10:00. tomorrow morning, a dry break. that will be a nice start on your thursday morning commute. you will have to watch out for patchy fog. then, the payoff by tomorrow afternoon. it is going to be incredible. watch there as i advance it. here we go. sunshine, coming on back by 1:00 p.m. that will make it feel different. better for us here as we start to get closer to that weekend tomorrow. we will begin back down on the cold side here. more of the 40s. dipping down to 47 for the east bay and for the north bay, 45. here is the thing. sunshine. tomorrow afternoon. day time highs, another early spring preview for us down along the south bay. 65 in san jose. 63 in lasgatos. light winds out of the north at 4 miles an hour. over to the peninsula. 60 here in san mateo. 59 in the marina, l

i was just east of 82. moving again slow but their movement, 20 minute ride along the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. arias is back to you. thank you, rain. it's a 31. let's get back to a big story that we're falling in the east bay and neo-nazi spews jewish state at the walnut creek city council and threatens quote, another holocaust. this time for real and quote, so we've got kron four's amanda hari with more on what happened. >> the man said he was upset about the city removing virtual comments back i october and he blamed jewish people for that. he not only made anti-semitic comments, but he also threatened another holocaust and did not see salute at the yet. >> i'm here today because people like you. think we're scared to show up. ensure face and call you out in person. i dare you to me down. a man identified as only scotty hijacking the public comment time of tuesday's walnut creek city council meeting the man expressing anger over the city council's decision to ban virtual public comments. the d

anglia and the south—east. and again, a fair bit of cloud, the odd shower around, but not very many of those. large parts of the country will be dry. so a drier day on friday, not quite as mild, but still those temperatures above average — 12, central scotland, 14 in the south—east of england. and we've still got that same sort of mild air in place on saturday. there could be quite a bit of cloud. best of the sunshine in the east, and out to the west, where we see that weather front that's bringing rain, northern ireland, western scotland and the far south—west of england. and ahead of that, it's about 12 degrees. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. we start this section of the programme with breaking news from the us will so this is kansas city, missouri. what we are looking at there is the aftermath of a shooting which came shortly after eight victory parade for the kansas city chiefs american football team. they won the super bowl back to back, second year in a row and lot

[000:00:00;00] the business dw news live from berlin, heading back to the middle east on another crisis, storm us secretary of state anthony, blinking bids to secure a new troops fight between israel and tomas. also coming up government to the rebels valley to continue their attacks on read the vessel after the us and britain launch more air strikes against feel, rock linked where the sarah kelly. welcome to the program, us secretary of state antony blinking will be touching down in the middle east in the coming hours. seeking to secure a new truce between israel and tomas. it will be his 5th trip to the region since the from aust. her attack on october 7th, and he will be making stops from saudi arabia, egypt, guitar, and israel. the proposed to cease fire deal would allow the phase to release of his rarely hostages. in exchange for palestinian prisoners. dw correspondent rebecca writers has introduced alarm with more of what we can expect from antony blanking on his latest diplomatic push in the middle east as well. suddenly, as you mentioned there, and that late in sarah, this push f

said, and the united states is unlikely to be interested in a very large escalation in the middle eastthere are already enough problems that are not being solved, but in in this case, it would seem that pragmatic interests are relegated to the background, much more important is such a momentary reaction, we will now show you, and this, unfortunately, is conditional... by the fact that such a rehabilitation of military power in international relations has taken place , those who are strong are trying to take advantage of this, first of all, here are the americans, don’t you think that both the united states and iran, that they seem to talk a lot, talk threateningly, but in general show an element of restraint, let’s listen, what does it say about this. assistant - president biden jake sullevan. we don't want to drag the united states into a war, so we're going to continue a policy where we can respond if our personnel are attacked without inciting more conflict. this will allow us to respond strongly and clearly, which is what happened on friday night, but we will continue to take an ap

eventually we should see some brighter spells getting into east anglia and the south—east, albeit very the day. top temperatures, 15 degrees — very, very mild for february. now, we start the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one is going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens, so the rain won't amount to too much as it works in across england and wales. it'll be quite a windy kind of day. temperatures still mild thanks to those south—westerly win

you're right there on the 1st day of the middle east tool. actually blinking is meeting officials and we are with the warrant goals are expected to talk. the agenda is also visit cattle egypt occupied with bank. and israel washington says it's trying to prevent the escalation in the region. despite the carrying out s strikes against gone linked groups and cameron rock and syria. i'm in judging, has more from tennessee. so when you look across these really media landscape where there are lots of leaks from officials and also anonymously sourced government officials speaking to these different publications. well, they're essentially saying that it's not going to be an easy time for blinking and that the prospect for nothing yahoo signing onto some kind of a ceasefire deal not quite as optimistic about that as the american counterparts are at this stage. so there's lots of reasons for that, but primarily the biggest one is the kind of pressure that benjamin netanyahu. these really prime minister is under right now, both politically and societall

most of the cloud will be across east anglia and the south—east, where we've still got the chance ofs across these areas that it will be particularly windy. strong to gale force winds are quite likely, which will, of course, make it feel that bit colder. we're still in the same sort of air mass. temperatures around average for the time of year at eight or nine celsius. live from london, this is bbc news... 14 people are still missing after an apartment block fire in valencia kills four. may charge shells of these buildings are all that remains after this devastating fire that engulfed them so quickly yesterday evening —— charred shells. the us announces more than 500 new sanctions against russia over the death of alexei navalny and the invasion of ukraine. uk households can expect lower power prices — the energy regulator says it's lowering the cap on gas and electricity. shamima begum — who joined the islamic state group as a teenager — loses her appeal against the removal of her british citizenship. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to bbc news now. we will head

more rain crossing over the bay bridge and towards the east bay.ook at first alert doppler, continuing to work further and further to the east. about to move in as well. this is the last band of intense rainfall accompanying the system called a narrow cold rain band that's ahead of the actual cold front driving all this as they push off to the east. we'll see the showers quieting down throughout the overnight and early morning hours. a slight chance for a pop-up shower tomorrow. a winter storm warning in effect through 4:00 tomorrow in red. a winter weather advisory at lake level around tahoe where they are expecting several inches of snow. a couple feet of total snowfall in the higher elevations and the wind gusts, dangerous travel conditions along u.s. 50 and i-80. looking outside right now, the heaviest rain is pushing to the east. some visibility is improving a little bit. temperatures anywhere from 51 degrees at the moment in santa rosa to 58 degrees in san jose. throughout the rest of the night, those temperatures will drop off in the mid to

to the west, the best of the brightness will be towards the east. perhaps a little bit more in the way of rain and a northerly wind developing could bring us colder conditions into wednesday. this is bbc news. the headlines: the united states launches strikes in syria and iraq, against iran—linked militias. us central command says its forces hit 85 targets in total. the strikes were in retaliation to a drone attack last week on a us military base injordan which killed three soldiers and injured more than a0 others. presidentjoe biden says the us does not seek conflict in the middle east, but warned, "if you harm an american, we will respond." now on bbc news, unspun world withjohn simpson. hello and welcome to unspun world. is russia now starting to win its war against ukraine? the huge moral dilemma is between saving lives and sacrificing ukrainian territory, identity or independent existence. what effect will south africa's genocide case have against israel at the international court ofjustice? the reason why this matters now is because these prov

i don't know i wish i know. >> jason carroll, cnn east palestine, ohio joining us right now, east palestine resident and member of the environmental group moms clean air force, misti allison misty, what's it been like for you in the past year >> hello. thanks for having me on the show. it has been such a whirlwind year and i will say from the very beginning, it's been a very anxiety-ridden situation. and while a lot of progress has been made hey, there is still so much work to do. and as you saw from jason anxiety is still very real and east palestine in the surrounding area >> are you still only drinking bottled water just like the woman that jason just talked to? oh, misty, can you hear me i think >> water system. okay. and >> yeah. go ahead. >> that and they are in the process of installing like carbon filter is now not ever. >> people in the >> are on private wells that don't. water testing as frequently as the city water. and so i definitely understand the fear and anxiety from those residents you were actually able to talk with president biden yesterday. what was that meeting like? wh

look at the north bay, the east bay, fairly quiet.erate showers, although further south san jose, as you're heading down towards morgan hill, you've been encountering some pretty substantial rainfall right at the intersection of 85 101, definitely picks up as you head up into the hills, just east of 101. now, as far as we go in futurecast, we'll continue to see spotty showers throughout the course of the day and a chance of a late morning early afternoon. thunderstorms to watch out for. so keep a close eye on the skies. as far as winds go. it's a lot calmer than yesterday, which is a bit of good news. 30 miles per hour. gusts today. yesterday's peak wind gusts were as much as 100 miles per hour on the top of some of our mountains. so this is a nice bit of relief compared to where we were as far as temperatures go later today, upper 50's for your daytime highs. right now we're in the mid 50's. so not a bad start to the morning. all right, john, thank you for that what are certainly slowing you down here. >> on monday morning, 17 minute

news, middle east.are republicans. do not intend to allocate money to help ukraine, the house of representatives of congress is ready to support only a separate package for israel worth $17.5 billion. the biden administration failed to push through. usa, total amount 106 billion dollars. in severodvensk , at the sevash plant , the newest nuclear submarine cruiser prince pozharsky was solemnly taken out of the elling. it will become part of the naval strategic nuclear forces. on strengthening russia's security, evgeny nipot. the cruiser commander broke a bottle of champagne. oh, rudder feather, this is perhaps one of the most important moments of the entire ceremony of withdrawing the nuclear-powered ship from the boathouse. the largest boathouse for the construction of nuclear-powered ships not only in russia, but in europe. in this workshop of the sevmash plant , the liner is assembled together from sections. there were hundreds of people at the ceremony, including the shipbuilders who built the missil

this and power to bad actors across the middle east-— middle east.s is an election year and it is — middle east. this is an election year and it is a _ middle east. this is an election year and it is a political- middle east. this is an election| year and it is a political climate. so it is likely that whatever the united states did or whatever the current ministration did, there were criticism. that has been true of all administrations in recent history. i suspect there will be some backlash will stop remember, there are a lot of considerations that go into a massive attack like this. you have to be prepared to commit to be targeted, have to keep up the intelligence on the ground and that is a tough task.— is a tough task. good to get your thou . hts is a tough task. good to get your thoughts on _ is a tough task. good to get your thoughts on the _ is a tough task. good to get your thoughts on the story. _ is a tough task. good to get your thoughts on the story. thank - is a tough task. good to get yourj thoughts on the story. thank you so much. aai

the history of— east? that is of course a risk. the history of iran _ east?ells us - the history of iran tells us since the revolution in 1979 that if you run is threatened with an accidental threat, if there is real pain felt any run like when we sang cover then navy in the 1980s, if there is a real strike that inflicts pain, they backed down. when you think about the supreme leader, his primary impulse is survival. he was the president and stayed in power as the ayatollah. he has been there for almost a0 years. he has done it in the most volatile country, in the most volatile region in the world by being a pragmatist. he wants a survival and that is why he has the forces him keeping him in power. fist forces him keeping him in ower. �* forces him keeping him in ower. ~ , ., power. at the same time it is a particularly _ power. at the same time it is a particularly volatile _ power. at the same time it is a particularly volatile situation i particularly volatile situation in the middle east at the moment we have israel gaza war and i want to ask you as well a

brian addington is no stranger to east bay law enforcement. he's previously served as pittsburg police chief and retired in 2022. his selection comes as antioch leaders have authorized a new police commission in the wake of the text messaging scandal. his first day in office is on monday. >>> and today a florida man accused of stealing a small plane, you may remember this, flying over the peninsula until it crashed on the beach in half moon bay, he's due in court. the incident played out two weeks ago. investigators say he stole the plane in palo alto and then ran from the scene after he crash landed it. he's already entered a not guilty play in charges involving felony aircraft theft. >>> a live look at san francisco, which was hit hard by the storms over the past few days. the downpour in the early afternoon yesterday caused some flooding in spots. here is one area that was affected in hayes valley. at the italian restaurant, rushing water came through the sandbags and into the dining area. the crew, which saw the same thing happen last year

forces have carried out airstrikes in three different countries the middle east.states. what is the purpose and back? i mean there's plenty of firepower right there in the middle east already, isn't there? where there is no question officials say this was a message sent to i run the u.s. military has the ability to strike from the united states. this was a pair b-1 supersonic bombers these are cold war where obama from the reagan era washed from texas flew over 24 consecutive hours. refueling in the air numerous times last refueling was over long island this morning before the bombers returned but no doubt sending a message clearly after these attacks against u.s. forces in iraq and syria over one wonders 60 at all and also f course the dozens of attacks in the red sea. by the administration is determining it needed to step up after the three american soldiers were killed in jordan they needed to present something new and part of that package for launching these bombers in the air force involved. jon: it lucas thompson from las vegas for the president is right now

transit carlos lives in east san jose.tv is where we talked to him, regional medical is two miles away. soon, they'll have to go to valley medical center or even farther, to stanford. >> reporter: come august, regional medical center it will no longer be able to provide trauma, or comprehensive stroke services. the number of patients going into its trauma center has dropped the last several years, but more patients are going into the e.r. in a statement, the hospital says, quote, the need for our emergency services has grown beyond our capacity. because of that, we will invest $10 million this year to expand our emergency department, and increasing capacity from 63 beds. as for a change of plan to regional medical, more concerns are being raised. >> we showed when i trauma center closes and there's an increase in driving distance, there's a 21% increase in death rates, and that is not an increase that goes away. >> reporter: she adds in trauma, minutes matter. >> i've worked in the e.r. in santa clara county and stanford,

the thirteenth middle east conference of the waldai club opens today in moscow.scuss the situation in the gas sector and prospects for resolving the crisis in the red sea. the guest of honor will be foreign minister sergei lavrov. we will find out all the details from our correspondent elizaveta khrantsova, she is in direct contact with the studio. lisa, greetings, what other topics are in the spotlight and what’s happening now? is happening. daria , good afternoon, well, the middle east conference is really in the spotlight, first of all, because in recent years the middle east has begun to play a completely different role to which the former hegemons were accustomed, one of the topics of the current conference, for example. will happen to the middle east after this colonial period ended, because we remember that for many years the so -called centralized west, the collective west treated the countries of the middle east almost only as sources of endless hydrocarbons, but now we see that the countries of this region are full-fledged actors who make decisions for

the will be drawing soon by a panel of guess to discuss the latest the us strikes across the middle east, but for right now here are not see straight to on top and $28.00 civilians including a child having killed 10 of those wounded as well. then are you creating an attack on a bakery enlisted trans conduction, the look on square public, most go what's called a strike, an active camera sponsored by the west. the new terrorist attack is the gratitude of the extra missing key for the generous financial support of european union countries. you citizens should know how their taxes are being used to buy deadly weapon systems and send them to the key of resume which uses them to kill civilians . well, the public is condemned. the attack st key of new the bakery will be packed with civilians on the weekend. and once a 5, a recount at the moment helped to strike a bruce. we started unloading engine literally. after a few seconds. i didn't understand anything. i had screened something heavy in the back. i turned around to i was crushed by the slabs, and there were a lot of people are shouting how

>> east palestine is home. my husband's home town, he is a fourth-generation east palestine native and we love it here, we love the people i don't want to give up on east palestine. there are millions of data points that suggest it is safe to be here. there are concerns from my perspective about long-term health implications and things like that. however, i want to be part of the solution to this problem. i'm committed to staying here and making sure that east palestine thrives and that this doesn't happen in any other community. this happened in east palestine but could have happened anywhere. neil: the president will be visiting this month. what do you think of that? >> we did hear that this week. i am glad president biden is finally following through on his promise to come to east palestine. i think he said he was going to come almost a year ago, we are strong and resilient people but we deserve to be heard. i don't want it to just be a photo opportunity in the political stunt. if president biden is going to

more now in our breaking news out of the middle east. the united states has begun its response to the attack in jordan which killed three american soldiers and wounded dozens more. the u.s. has launched airstrikes on targets in iraq and syria, locations believed to belong to iranian backed militia. iraqi officials say weapons, warehouses used by one of those groups was hit in the city near the syrian border. it is not clear yet how iran or its proxies will respond. nic robertson has the regional state of play. >> one of the big concerns for the united states going into the strikes as it did not trigger a further escalation in the region, the tensions already clearly very high. the northern border of israel with hezbollah has exchange of fire every day. the idf is engaged with hamas inside of gaza. the question is, could the strikes then trigger a misinterpretation of another move? could it trigger one of the -- one of iran's proxies in iraq and syria to strike back aggressively and therefore escalate the situation. the first we have hear

action will fuel the conflict in the middle east in a very dangerous way. it's not clear yet how iran or its proxies will respond. cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson has more. >> according to one of the big concerns for the united states going into these strikes is that it didn't trigger a further escalation in the region. the tensions already clearly very high. the northern border of israel with hezbollah has exchange of fire every day. the idf is engaged with hamas inside of gaza. the question is could these strikes then trigger a misinterpretation of another move. could it trigger one of the proxies in iraq and syria to strike back agrgressively and escalation the situation. the first we have heard is from the iraqi government. a spokesman for the army there is saying it's a violation of their sovereignty. we have heard them say this before. that in itself not necessarily an escalation. the biggest and strongest of the militias inside of iraq just before the strikes, minutes before the strikes on the telegram channel, they were waiting for

we hear reports from the front lines in the east that _ front lines in the east that soldiers are running there is a concern you might run out of ammunition for your defence systems even around kyiv. does that worry you? is that on your mind? we kyiv. does that worry you? is that on your mind?— kyiv. does that worry you? is that on your mind? we have been here before. on your mind? we have been here before- we _ on your mind? we have been here before. we were _ on your mind? we have been here before. we were given _ on your mind? we have been here before. we were given that - on your mind? we have been here before. we were given that sort i on your mind? we have been here before. we were given that sort of aid so if they take it away or if we run right out of it, well, me and my friends are personally prepared for that, we have our own weapons, we are stocking up on ammo, we are preparing in case, for a worst—case scenario, so to say. it preparing in case, for a worst-case scenario, so to say.— scenario, so to say. it has been a lona scenario, so to say. it has been a long hard — scenario

we'll meet one of the contenders of the east bay congressional seat being vacated by barbara lee. and all eyes and noses on the infamous corpse flower ready to bloom in san francisco. why all the excitement? we'll take you live to the california academy of sciences. but first, the alabama ivf case's national impact. the growing threat of measles in california, and norovirus outbreaks in the bay area. there's a whole lot of health news you need to know about. you are watching, getting answers. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. bay area health officials are watching an alarming surge in norovirus cases. what is driving the spread of this stomach bug? here to talk more about that. other major medical headlines and has just completed trip to alabama to study the effects of racism on health care. ucsf infectious diseases specialist doctor peter chin-hong. doctor chin-hong, nice to have you on the show. >> thanks for having me on, kristen. >> there's so much to talk about. i want to start with norovirus because it hits closest to home. how many cases have we seen locally and when