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electricity and heating surfaces on the left bank of the east or river. on the right bank, both electricity and gas prices are rising. but there are also plants for a possible rolling blackout in the future. there are alternatives to the current situation, but the main problem is the supply of electricity and gas from western countries. the increase in price is due to the supply as a major concern. we can see this happening and it is unlike the situation in transit in yesterday where there are other options for gas and electricity supply and right bank, moldova. however, these alternatives would be very expensive and would significantly worse in the living standards of the most open people for that. so for me, this sunday, much appreciated having your company, you know, new will be in the hot seats at the top of the next hour. i think i'll be able to join him, the hello and welcome to was a part of the school has witnessed a long procession of blocks once flying in all directions. but now there are circling the middle east, a series of terrorist attacks an

issues with the entire international community agrees, that israel should withdraw from the west bank and east jerusalem except to modify the borders where the main settlements are, and that the palestinians should be given the right to have their own elections and choose their own people, and that palestine and israel should live in peace and harmony with a two-state solution. the impending threat now is a one-state solution, which means just one israel all the way between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea. and at this moment, jews are in the minority. there's a majority of non-jews living in that one state right now. israelis still have the more number of votes because many of the arabs, a lot of christians and muslims, are not yet old enough to vote. but it's obvious in the future there'll be a majority living that one state who are not jews. so israel will have to make a choice then of persecuting the palestinians so they can't vote, or permitting a vote where the jews might be in the minority, where they would no longer have control of the whole government. and that's something t

and the three elections that we have monitored in palestine in the west bank and gaza and east jerusalem have been completely open, free, democratic and safe. so it's almost a pure democracy although they are not in existence right at this moment. and we had a very good election in lebanon this past april. i was there, and the carter center monitored that election as well. so i think that there's some kind of brick in the ground work even in some of the arab countries with control from the center of opening up, and i think the united states will be much more cautious in the future of taking sides overtly or openly with the military dictatorships including arab friends who are -- leaders who are friends if there is an honest exhibition of desire for more democracy. even in saudi arabia there have been 10 leaders, most of them professors, by the way, who have formed the political party. that's as far as they've gotten. they've asked the king to approve their party. and i'm sure that if king abdullah says no, then they will disband immediately. but there are glimpses of what freedom means n

what's important is the and occupation of guys of the west bank of east jerusalem . even of the, you know, city and gold on heights and so on. so forth, what's important for it is a to elect, i'm in bed or for right that i should say. not i'm and villa. it needs to bring in a kind of a south african 5 liter that is able to end up arcade in palestine just as the palestinians will dominate their own men. de la. i know there's talk about murder one, but who the and the others being freed from is really prisoners. whether we be allowed to stay in the west bank or it needs to be seen because there's a lot of talk about those very symbolically. there's like model on, but who would see that would be maybe maybe maybe a release from prison, but that would be sent out to about his time. but because his wife doesn't want them there and also because the policy is feared for their lives. but be that as it may, there is going to be a question of leadership looking for what i'm not exactly comfortable with. what kind of leadership is right is going to produce moving forward. i thi

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and the three elections that we have monitored in palestine in the west bank and gaza and east jerusalem have been completely open, free, democratic and safe. so it's almost a pure democracy although they are not in existence right at this moment. and we had a very good election in lebanon this past april. i was there, and the carter center monitored that election as well. so i think that there's some kind of brick in the ground work even in some of the arab countries with control from the center of opening up, and i think the united states will be much more cautious in the future of taking sides overtly or openly with the military dictatorships including arab friends who are -- leaders who are friends if there is an honest exhibition of desire for more democracy. even in saudi arabia there have been 10 leaders, most of them professors, by the way, who have formed the political party. that's as far as they've gotten. they've asked the king to approve their party. and i'm sure that if king abdullah says no, then they will disband immediately. but there are glimpses of what freedom means n

not just in garza multiplied surgeries, such as the west bank and occupies east jerusalem. now there's been a bit of 2 tons and tons of alexa's, and i just want to read you a quote. it's actually from the secretary general in which she says if one are supposed to seize it's activities in the occupied palestinian territories, including extras and israel would be left to ensure that the range of service and assistance with the agency has been providing are still being provided now that courts has by on sonya gutierrez and he's saying that it's under or can no longer supply the aid. israel has to pick up the site, but given its track record, so fall that's not happening. you know, i mean there's 2 issues here. first of all, israel doesn't care much for international law. i kind of sconces that idea of international law. that's number one, number 2, israel's at war with the united nations. they've destroyed un uh, facilities on infrastructure. they've been bombing un schools. they've killed more than $220.00. you weren't workers. that's a world record. no other conflict in hist

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we'll get that in a moment 1st to the middle east and live bank. and you can see fit cloud moving in across eastern parts of the mediterranean. we are like to see some on settled weather conditions coming back in for the event and some heavy rain sweeping its way south, across a saudi arabia with thunderstorms expected in mecca. we could see some flooding that rain stretching all the way up to q weight. now it has been feeding cooler across the gulf. attempt is all set to pick up slightly over the next few days for the likes of could talk. but they are going to come down across that event 12 degrees celsius in jerusalem and damascus on tuesday. things we include feeling cooler as well across the north east of africa. that unsettled weather does clear away from egypt. instead, it will be picking up in the north, west for the likes of morocco. and i'll jerry a thanks to unsettled weather across the mediterranean. but it's improving picture as far as morocco goes on, choose day, much y a to the south of this is temperature is picking up across the wes

there have been thousands of palestinians across the occupied west bank across occupied east jerusalem. would have been arrested by his really forces throughout these continuous raids. and it's still unclear exactly who is going to be released, but this was surely a point of contention for the is really government because the far right again did not want to see palestinian detain needs from is rarely jones released as part of the deal. but as we saw back in november of 2023, that was part of the cost for a deal for these really captives were released. there was a prisoner swap. but now the situation is a little different. the cost is going to be much higher after more than $467.00 days of this war. and it's also worth mentioning, this will finally put an end to the suffering of the millions of palestinians and gaza, who been forcibly displaced to ban starr who has been seeking refuge from relentless, is rarely bombardment just in the last 24 hours. you are looking at nearly a 100 pounds billions, who's been killed and these really military for some time. and for is really officials hav

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change in the, in the country like what's happened, other parts of the, of the middle east after the opposite bank. i left the countries game 2 days ago. it came back on 2 days ago and a lot on my, on my mind, a lot of them my mind, was there anything that's perhaps surprised you the most when you went to syria that you can share with us? well actually i knew people what date would be very happy. the so young people doing very happy about the weeks after the fall of the dream. but it was still so, but they want the streets. you go to as to on and why you are sitting there and eating you a meal. and group of people start chatting some of those, but what it was not a chance and it just amazing. they still celebrating that. i don't think this 2 way shouldn't be the big with a situation has changed much except for the security a situation it's, it's much safer now. believe it or not as much say, but in most the country a box that they, they still they a lot of poverty. people have pappy. no electricity. people are happy they looking for for what for a better future. and they talking about the impact o

constitutes a serious threat to the peace, security, and stability of the west bank and gaza and israel and the broader middle east region. these actions undermine the foreign policy objectives of the united states, including the viability of a two-state solution and ensuring israelis and palestinians can attain equal measures of security, prosperity, and freedom. they also undermine the security of israel and have the potential to lead to broader regional destabilization across the middle east, threatening the united states personnel and its interests. the situation in the west bank continues to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the united states. therefore, i have determined that it is necessary to continue the national emergency declared in executive order 14115 with respect to the situation in the west bank. signed joseph r. biden jr., the white house, january 14, 2025. the speaker pro tempore: referre d to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. the chair lays before the house a message. the act, the text of an agreement for cooperation betwe

we lost our banking system, which was the eating while in the middle east. we had lost our point, they tried to also to destroy our medical health care system and the, the education and the have not succeeded, maintaining them against or offs of his for has been ongoing for, for decades and for decades. and it's so it's so sad, and we have to look more than the moderns. i think the tragedy does not stop by to box the so, of towns and cities, and lies not only in their historic sites, but also the seats. you need to know. we're looking to understand how the customer helps our, our community gathering, at least as are the old schools, like the when level to be a part of the treasures of a long life. when you look at the goods, you see where people gather of the markets. you know, are made up of stories used to have be hacked away to use to come into stories for people from one generation to another. you know, these are symbols of identity and this is something nobody can ever touch and people. and when you know these faces a loss, when these pieces are damaged

he talked at length in depth about china, about russia, about the middle east, about the west bank, about the settlements, about you name it. he took you around the world in a way that was very obvious over a long period of time. this is a guy who'd been doing this for 40 years, and there aren't many people in washington that that understood the angles and the twists and turns with with joe biden. and afterwards i, i said that and i said it on the show and in real time. he was slower. and sometimes he'd forget a name. and then, you know, maybe macron was mitt or on and then he would correct himself. which, by the way, i think i've done this on the show. but there remains this this mystery. and i, i'm kind of dragging this out because if you go and you talk to people inside the biden white house. and i'll just say, you talked to jeff science. if you talk to people who have worked with joe biden, and i'll just say, john meacham, if you talk to people that have been with him for long periods of time, they will still tell you to this day, despite what all the noise out there, they will still

east is ready a tax in boat. it towns and villages such as jamalia bank now. yeah. and bates handling along with a very sole ring desktop also continues to rise up by the fight. but by the minutes old areas of confrontation spend areas. oh so that why does ignited to be safe for power? seems tired up as a i'll just there there. the pedestal, the millions of seed needs have been forced to flee the homes because of escalating violence for more than a year and a half. the army and the parent military rapids. the poor forces have been fighting many of those who have been internally displaced, seeking refuge in blue nile state and southern to don. official say, tens of thousands of people were forced to escape to the city of all the outcomes in rodney colson. has this report now these camps and altima scene are being over whelmed with people searching for safety. officials say more than 100000 people have come to this part of sudan, swing violence across the blue nile states. how escaped on foot with her children, but she lost her husband in the fighting. but when he got

east. in the sized odyssey, eldest child, some of the decades hibbitts on the bank for 73 arab is really nice to meet the seventy's in the politics the 1st the website sions of syria is gaining momentum. the new administration is engaged to the major diplomatic outreach until 4 pm, our diplomats have discussed the issue in re add. so will the west be prepared to lift the restrictions on how we build syria? this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program. i need the bulk of the united nation says 7 out of 10 . syrians require humanitarian assistance up to 13 years of civil war and a huge fight.

its biblical name of "judea and samaria". 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson has this report. for half a century, annexation of the west banklity on the ground. the world court says this is an illegal occupation. we first came here in 1982. but settlers like sondra baras stake their claim on an ancient jewish presence here, and they think america's next president may support them. i was thrilled that trump won. the evangelical christian community in the united states is 100% in favour of israeli sovereignty in judea and samaria. then what happens to palestinians who say, "i don't want to live under israeli sovereignty?" they can go wherever they want. but this is where they live. so? i'm not kicking them out. but things change. you know what? how many wars did they start? and they lost. the last time donald trump was president, he caused controversy by recognising jerusalem as israel's capital and israeli sovereignty over the occupied golan heights. this his new pick for ambassador to israel has said he supports settler claims to the west bank. when people use the term "occupy", i say, "yeah, israel is occupying the land,"

east, in the 1st. but you bought out some of the decades hibbits in the bank for 73 arrow. these really nice to meet you at a point in the seventy's in the politics on the hello and i drew and said again, this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you'll, we can look at the world of business that they can on this week. serious new leaders have inherited an economy in ruined. so how can they rebuild the nation at whom will fuck the bill? ukraine has halted.

its biblical name of "judea and samaria". 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson has this report. for half a century, annexation of the west banke ground. the world court says this is an illegal occupation. we first came here in 1982. but settlers like sondra baras stake their claim on an ancient jewish presence here, and they think america's next president may support them. i was thrilled that trump won. the evangelical christian community in the united states is 100% in favour of israeli sovereignty injudea and samaria. so what happens to palestinians who say, "i don't want to live under israeli sovereignty?" they can go wherever they want. but this is where they live. so? i'm not kicking them out. but things change. you know what? how many wars did they start? and they lost. the last time donald trump was president, he caused controversy by recognising jerusalem as israel's capital and israeli sovereignty over the occupied golan heights. his new pick for ambassador to israel has said he supports settler claims to the west bank. when people use the term "occupy", isay, "yeah, israel is occupying the land," but it's the occupa

to strip israel from the right to self-defense against palestinian terrorism in the west bank, gaza strip, and east jerusalem. unfortunately, this comes as no surprise when you examine the failed policies of joe biden and kamala harris that have emboldened our adversaries and advanced anti-american, auntie israel, and empire--- anti-israel, and anti-freedom sentiments around the world. they spent months blocking entrance to rafah. they work to pause weapons shipments to israel that were passed by the united states congress which kamala harris described this week in her embarrassing first interview as a presidential candidate. we know that joe biden and kamala harris gifted iran $100 billion in sanctions relief while illegitimately pressuring israel to stand down in the face of iran's unprecedented attack from iranian soil. joe biden and kamala harris threatened israel not to respond in self-defense against hezbollah's escalating attacks in the north that have displaced over 80,000 israelis. joe biden and kamala harris also chose to abstain from voting on critical u.n. security council resolutions w

bank. and then there's also some of the question would be, is what role, where the east and east asians play? what kind of countries like korea, south korea, japan, china, and that's much more subject to the bait. many of these global powers in the middle east. the core of their interest. why in the gulf countries where the energy energy producing country starting rate, the u a got the and the, the key thing is that what interest do they haven't syria and i think primarily, sir, it's the security issue for many of the external powers to prevent, to make sure there's a stable c area and there's not spill over of security threats into the region and beyond. all that is exactly what i wanted to ask you. what do they want, what is their interest? i think if we go from the top of list 1st country, you mentioned turkey a, it's pretty transparent, right? they want to contain or eliminate in what is in their view, a threat from crush arm groups along their border. and they have said that if syria and the new administration doesn't help them get there, they will launch a military offensive themselves

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jim banks who was in today's hearing, he's coming up. first to the middle east. fox is live in tel aviv with the very latest. >> a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas could be just hours away. an israeli official described this as a critical time period, adding that all sides are close to an agreement. negotiating teams are still meeting in qatar to determine the final details. them spokesmen address the continuing talks saying this. >> what can be confirmed is that the drafts have been delivered to both parties. yes the obstacles to the main contentious issues between the two sides have been overcome and yes discussions are now underway regarding the final details. >> we are gathering more information on what is contained in the draft of this agreement. phase one will include the least -- the release of humanitarian hostages innmak 33 are among that list and most are assumed to be alive. the details of the phase two would be discussed to get the remaining hostages out along with the bodies of those killed. the israelis will have to pay a high price in this

he talked at length, in depth, about china, about russia, about the middle east, about the west bank, a way -- very obvious -- over a long period of time, this is a guy doing this for 40 years. there aren't many people in washington that understood the angles and twists and turns with joe biden and afterwards, i said that. i said it on the show in realtime. he was slower. sometimes he'd forget a name. maybe macron was mitiron and he would correct himself. there remains this -- this mystery, and i -- i'm kind of dragging this out, if you talk to people inside the biden white house, i'll just say it, you talk to jeff, if you talk to people who have worked with joe biden, i'll just say jon meacham, if you talk to people that have been with him for long periods of time, they will still tell you to this day, despite what all the noise out there, they'll still tell you they don't know what happened in that june debate. they are still, you know -- they're still frustrated by it and all accused of some grand cover-up, when actually, behind closed doors, they're still asking, what the hell hap

east or check on the entities an island of sumatra. they arrived on boats on sunday and have been staying on the bank chas. local authorities gather the information, maybe 400 or hang arrived in indonesia, your last you fling, deteriorating security conditions in the refugee camps of bangladesh. as cox's bizarre families have described. rising violence and threats of kid nothings in the camps. large crowds gathered across montenegro to one of the victims of a mass shoot you on new year's day, they held a 12 minute silence for the 12 people killed in the city of a 2nd. and 45 year old man and a few far the restaurant 2 children were among the dead, assuming that remembrance event took place in the capital of pedagogy to demonstrate as, according for the resignation of the interior minister and straight to gun controls . throw this toy. this is my protest against the disarray demonstrated by the police that evening. this indicates that they failed to learn from the previous tragedy, which was even more severe than the slightest one. i am at a loss for words revolt fury, and that's it. honeywood has kicked of

says, look, we put the, i want to send a huge banking on behalf of the entire nation to the president trump and his team to president biden, to the guitar east and to the egyptians. thanks to them, this is happening. without them. it would not have been possible or the the national unity potty will support this move publicly and if needed, politically as well. we must use the 1st stage of implementing the framework to reach an agreement that will bring back or allow hostages, and to exert diplomatic pressure to replace how mazda is regime it is possible. even though we hear from is really prime minister's office that is due to nathan. yeah. who's firms tens that him us agreed to the terms of the deal now is really sources say that the involvement of the incoming us administration led by trump's active and some say, aggressive middle east envoy, we bide hostage talks with him. us and p was the one who put significant pressure on newton yahoo to finally strike the deal. biden was administrative. sion was unable to strike the deal for months. praise the american involvement. let's take a listen to what he had to say. this is the cease fire agre

bank. the attack, happening in a palestinian village on one of the main east west roads crossing the territory government spokesman said two women in their 60s and a man in his 40s were killed. eight people were also injured in the attack. >> let me make this clear. there will be no safe havens for terrorists in judea and samaria. the idf and the security forces will thwart terrorists throughout the region. >> hamas praised the attack in a statement but did not claim responsibility. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to respond. here in the u.s, many doctors called in sick to work today, instead choosing to attend a series of demonstrations, pickets and free clinics. as ktvu an rubin reports tonight. this was all part of a national day of action protesting what they say is a lack of medical care in gaza. >> i don't take sick days. >> holly sheikholeslami made an exception today, calling in sick for a cause. it was part of a national day of action where doctors protested the situation in gaza. it's something sheikholeslami has seen firsthand. >> people are dying. and to feel like,

east jerusalem and throughout israel. and then in the last few months, you had these relays also shut down the operation in the west bank and the occupied west bank. let me ask you specifically about this. now we have the news that the policy authority is suspended out to 0 for broadcasting and the occupied west bank . your response to that, please. finally add astonished at this decision and the beginning guy thought it was not the correct. and it was a false news, but then i saw the statement just a minutes, minutes ago i opened up a listing and those sort of t. and i think it's a big mistake. and this decision should be reversed as soon as possible. if there are issues that to some of the please go ahead. yeah. so i was saying that if the, if anybody, if, if the step on this thing and also to see which of course i am don't put up because i have to understand. and alternatively, i didn't know position, but if the other student, i know senator has an issue with that, is it extra to discuss it with others either or not then, but i think this is a wrong decision, especially in the light of the fact that i just you know that

giving a couple of seats the bank of canada to the fed and eliminating tariffs on milk and dairy and any east/west, north/south. a lot of opportunity between the two countries. i know trump knows that. whether my request fell on deaf ears, i don't know. i would very much like to see just a pause while we get the new guy in place and we go to work. i think -- i'm an investor on both sides. >> bill: you see a shift going on out there. i know you watch the markets in u.s. and canada and overseas. you can see a bit of an adjustment. i don't know if you heard what van jones said. i want to roll it. watch. >> i don't understand why anybody is mad at trump about this. i'm serious. if trump wants for canada to become the 51st country it would be a huge blue state. >> bill: might be right. let's push that to the side for now because what is happening in the market is something you follow very carefully. bitcoin is on a tear. are those who have always been skeptical like jamie dimon about to be proved wrong or will dimon will be proved right when an terrorist act is committed and they trace the funding

banks. there are almost 200 flood warnings still in place across england, and one severe warning, meaning danger to life at this caravan park near barrow upon soar in leicestershire. easting flooding has significantly added to existing pressures of patient demand and a lack of beds in local hospitals. 50 children at ednam primary school in lincolnshire had to be driven to safety by volunteers, after their school was cut off by the rising water. two inches of water in here. this is everything we'd bought from last year's flood that still hasn't been fitted yet. for many, like tom, who has twin three month old daughters, today will be about assessing the damage and starting to clean up. although the forecast is for drier, calmer weather in the coming days, there are new warnings for snow and ice in some parts, which could lead to more travel chaos. despite the pleas from emergency services not to drive in flooded areas, some could not resist the temptation for some inland rural water—skiing. let's return now to leicestershire where we can speak to our correspondent kasia madera. tell us more about the situation and how people are coping. situation and how people are coin

east bay. they say mueller held three people at a home in san ramon in 2015, demanding one of them withdraw tens of thousands of dollars from their bank. police say after he got the money, he let them go. investigators say mueller confessed to the crime last year. while it has been four years since thousands of people protested at the nation's capitol, and then hundreds stormed it in an attempt to stop congress from certifying the results of the 2020 presidential campaign. and today, a much different scene on capitol hill, as vice president kamala harris certified the election of donald trump. donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. kama harris. kamala harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. vice president harris, again pledging a peaceful transition of power. nbc bay area's ian cull spoke with lawmakers on capitol hill four years ago. and then again today. four years after thousands of people stormed the u.s. capitol trying to overturn the loss of then-president trump, south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren, who was there, says today she's thinking of the officers who stood up to the mob. many o

bank, 2024 also bought township for palestinians. back is there any raids conducted by both army? i'm settlers resulted in death, destruction, and displacement. all tease, middle east bureau chief, may have an option, a looks at what the new year may have in store for the region to the global tied in 2024 seemed to shift the team's favor of palestine around the world. it seemed that momentum has been growing for the creation of an independent palestinian state. the assembly is not voting on draft resolution to and tied to the right of the kind of student people to self determination. the results of the, of all what he says follows in favor 172 against 7 expansions. h. drop the resolution to is adopted. the un general assembly passed the resolution with over whelming support palestinian rice were declared as unconditional and no negotiable. adding to the momentum, 9 more countries officially have recognized palestine as a southern states, bringing the total close to $150.00 norway was among the latest adjoining this growing list. adrian, the norwegian government has decided that norway will recognize palestine as a state in the midst of a war, with tens of thousands

bank building on the north side of sunset. so we left there driving on sunset, driving east, one of the only evacuation areas here, mostly for the media. the only folks up here at this point. and as we're as we're driving through. what's that? the trees were down. oh. the trees. yes, mikey, our photographer was telling us we had a heck of a time on sunset because you've been listening to continuing live coverage of the wildfires burning out of control in southern california. >> let's go ahead and bring former los angeles county sheriff alex villanueva back in with us. sheriff, you've been with us all night. we appreciate it. we just heard once again discussion about the lack of water and how that is really hampering firefighters efforts. what can you tell us about that? >> well, when they do an after action report, once this whole thing is done and everything is back in, back in semblance of normalcy, they're going to have to pick apart why there was a lack of water pressure throughout the system and which areas were impacted. and the reason behind it was something that was just a lack of capacity. was it something about the fir

east bay. authorities say muller held three people at a home in san ramon i in april of 2015, demanding one of them withdraw tens of thousands of dollars from their bank. police say after he got that money, he let them go. investigators claim muller confessed to those new crimes last year during letters he exchanged with seaside's police chief. okay, let's go over it again. here are the cases that authorities are tying to. muller. there's that home invasion in mountain view in september of 2009. then in october, another home invasion in palo alto. in march of 2015, that's the vallejo gone girl kidnaping of denise huskins. and tonight we're learning charges have been filed against mueller for a kidnap for ransom in san ramon. just one month later in april. and then in june, a home invasion in dublin. a lot to follow there, but there will be a news conference tomorrow in seaside in monterey county. investigators are expected to announce new information related to the charges against mueller, and we will be there to bring you the very latest. okay, another headline we're watching tonight, will longtime east bay congresswoman barbara lee run for oakland m

bank and in gaza. i go over there fairly often. i came back recently from a trip to the middle east. whenever i go to a foreign area of the world, in any sort of contention, i make sure i get permission or approval from the white house before i go because i do not want to inject myself in a way that might be embarrassing or activating -- aggravating. is it harder to keep good counsel and keep your private thoughts private? pres. carter: it is much more difficult to read did not have 24 hour television. c-span was the first one, in 1980. we have three major networks and that was it on television. they had news maybe one time late in the afternoon and in the morning which was mainly entertainment and that was it. the other thing was newspapers and magazines. it is completely different now where every moment of the day there are avid reporters on the news looking for any headline they can cover and often they are contrived and false, turns out to be false, but they are newsworthy at the moment. their purpose is to get viewers to watch. it is completely different now. the main difference

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and the tensions in the middle east and china's economic recovery, so that is something we will continue to track for you throughout the year. in other news, citigroup and bankf america are to leave a global climate banking group. the latest lenders to exit the net zero banking alliance, coming with wall street under pressure from republican lawmakers to distance themselves from industry groups that support reducing carbon emissions. part of the glasgow financial alliance is cochaired by the chair of bloomberg inc. and michael bloomberg, parent company of bloomberg news. i mentioned we have to factor into the oil price, chinese economic recovery. we got the pmi numbers from caixin earlier this morning, the weakness factoring into chinese stocks as well. the csi 300 down 0.3%. indeed, this supplements the data, the official numbers we got earlier in the week. we saw some strength for services. we are in, on the growth side of 50 but it is weaker than expected on manufacturing. factor in the tariff story, the uncertainty around that and also the question of what stimulus we can expect from beijing in 2025. the president-elect coming up, his progress -- his ret

bank. you in chief antonia terraces wound his way. the officials saying if honora is forced to cease it's activity, is in the occupied palestinian territories including east jerusalem, israel would be left to ensure that the range of services under assistance which the agency has been providing all still provided as well. and you'll see michael, but he's an associate fellow and i missed a task from house. that's a process. think time can you joins us now from london. many thanks for joining us . once again, you'll see. so in just a few weeks, time is roll fine on on. well, we'll come into effect. first of all, can you just give us an idea on the impact that is going to have on dollars where we're seeing people solving on balance palestinian babies. and it was suffering from soft spot amount nutrition that they are dying, as well as the palestinians throughout the occupied territories. as i can see about the will starting joyce, this discussion of the replacing who does not know that 70 something is to discuss it. but we want to find in the piece to the needs of the west. human need to disaster the people who as a bonus, so some of these this the storks an

banks. there are almost 200 flood warnings still in place across england, and one severe warning, meaning danger to life at this caravan park near barrow upon soar in leicestershire. eastambulance service has for the first time declared a critical incident, saying flooding has significantly added to existing pressures of patient demand and a lack of beds in local hospitals. 50 children at ednam primary school in lincolnshire had to be driven to safety by volunteers, after their school was cut off by the rising water. two inches of water in here. this is everything we'd bought from last year's flood that still hasn't been fitted yet. for many, like tom, who has twin three month old daughters, today will be about assessing the damage and starting to clean up. although the forecast is for drier, calmer weather in the coming days, there are new warnings for snow and ice in some parts, which could lead to more travel chaos. although the forecast is for drier, calmer weather in the coming days, there are new warnings for snow and ice in some parts, which could lead to more travel chaos. our reporter natasha turney is in leicestershire, which has seen some of the worst floodi

east bay. investigators say mueller held three people at a home in san ramon in april of 2015, demanding one of them withdraw tens of thousands of dollars from their bank. police say after he got the money, he let them go. investigators claim mueller confessed to new crimes last year during letters he exchanged with seaside police chief. and here are the cases. authorities are tying mueller to a home invasion in mountain view in september 2009. then in october, another home invasion in palo alto. back in march 2015, the vallejo gone girl kidnaping of denise haskins. and tonight we are learning charges have been filed against mueller for a kidnap for ransom in san ramon. just one month later in april. and then in june, a home invasion in dublin. and there will be a news conference tomorrow in seaside in monterey county. investigators are expected to announce new information related to the charges against mueller. we will be there and we'll bring you the very latest. new at 11. what was he up to tonight? a castro valley man is in jail facing felony charges for trying to break into the stanford linear accelerator center. now, this attempted burglary happe

bank this week. local media release this video, such as setting fire to palestinians homes and the town of upper fall and northeast of ramallah to others and villages. east of hebron. to win the 1st week of toys. 25 to you and to monetary and agency also has documented 14 attacks by his rating status and which property was destroyed and houses and vehicles. vandalized is what your staff is also injured, 18 palestinians across the occupied west bank. more than 50 have been left home this off to the houses with the modest this comes as is where the government continues to expand. the legal supplements in the occupied westbank since it launched the war on gauze, or as well as approve the legal construction of moving 8600 houses and the legal settlements and established 5 new ones. okay, michael bag as a senior consulting follow up to him house. that's of course his think time can you joins us now from london. good to have you back with us again. why do you think we're seeing this 1st week of 20? 25 been particularly violent. is it a head of a trump administration? what is? well, i'm the specialist themselves are feeling more and bold them with his presidenc

bank chinese state meet us as more than 50 people, have been killed. many buildings have collapsed in the area for time, as well as that's out. and then definitely east company cut off and then a 10 years as prime minister of canada. justin true though, as announced he resigned, follows months of political pressure including from members within his own party, calling on him to step down. parliament has not been suspended and his liberal party will begin the process of picking a new leader. i'll just say it was my kind of results. after nearly a decade, as prime minister, adjusting to the images from is also a home to announce the end to an era and canadian politics. i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process. parliament was due to con, being at the end of this month, and looming a vote of no confidence to the, to the government. which old polls indicate would have put the conservative party impala to me? this has now been averted with the postponement of the parliamentary, sitting. the parliament has been paralyzed for months after what has been the longest

bank this week. now local retail released this video, the k c. they're all set to the assessing finance, a palestinian homes in the town of buffalo, but it's north east for amolla and also to villages east of hebron, the right well one of the largest wal flyers in los angeles is intensifying, leading to move people being able to to evacuate the homes, wind had earlier died down slightly helping find crews make headway and containing the same spots. the fire department says the palisades place is now spreading north east and not through the santa monica mountains. 11 people are confined to have died and more than 10000 homes businesses and even cause. i've been destroyed since a 5 started on tuesday. i will send you these police are in full single cost to you to prevent people losing prophecies destroyed by the wild fires. the dust ta doing restriction applies to if i q i shouldn't signs to right. and these are some of the areas west effected in the sun's rays can see the far in the pacific palisades remain the largest and most destructive. it spreads across $14000.00 heck to is a far as he say, on the 8 percent of it has been contained and all the ki