we now know that there were five warrants issued, number in the east end of london and then to newcastle in full hazmat gear knocking on doors and bashing down doors so we don't know the exact detail of what that operation was but clearly some activity in the east end of london. then we got a very detailed timeline of abdul ezedi's movements. he has obviously been tracked on cctv cameras and motorway cameras through the vehicle he was driving, this hire and i. we now know he left newcastle in the early hours of wednesday morning and arrived in tilting at 6:30am. so he travelled overnight. he was spotted in croydon and streatham and then in clapham. that is where the event took place. he is next seen at king's cross and caledonian road and in victoria. graham, thank you very much. i'm really sorry we have to leave it there because we are heading back to manchester where the cps are giving a statement. manchester where the cps are giving a statement-— a statement. sentencing hearing concludes one _ a statement. sentencing hearing concludes one of— a statement. sentencing hearing concludes

and also that he was last seen leaving tower hill underground in the east end of the city, just after past nine. it came after a woman and her two children were attacked. the mother remains in hospital with what's thought to be life changing injuries. police say forensic tests shown a very forensic tests have shown a very strong, concentrated, corrosive substance was used either liquid sodium hydroxide or carbonate . sodium hydroxide or carbonate. uk and us joint strikes against houthis in yemen came after repeated warnings with the foreign secretary saying attacks in the red sea must now stop 36 sites across 13 locations in yemen were hit by coalition forces in response to what lord cameron says are reckless actions which threaten the freedom of navigation and put innocent lives at risk . the innocent lives at risk. the houthi rebels, backed by iran , houthi rebels, backed by iran, have vowed to respond . a man's have vowed to respond. a man's been arrested on suspicion of dangerous dog offences following the death of a woman in essex. the 68 year old, named by her family as esther m

set inside london's east end, the accent rada had forced out of her was now pitch perfect for the showay in regional theatres, this was the break she needed. but rather than take the part she was offered, she dared to ask for a better one. funnily enough, our brilliant archive researcher has unearthed a letter... ..that young sheila hancock wrote... oh, no! so you wrote to the head of bbc comedy. yes. "dear mr main wilson..." you wrote to the head of bbc comedy after nine years in the relative wilderness... i'm embarrassed. it says, "i think a lot can come out of their class "closeness, and i can see a possibility of subtle "nuances, as they say." outrageous! that is so rude of me. i mean, where did i get this guts from? and the point of it is that you wanted a more intellectually rewarding and deep part, because even in the rag trade, this revolutionary comedy where you had women in charge, you wanted a role, a character with more depth. i can't believe this. you see, it is so extraordinary to look at your young self. i don't recognise this creature. she was given the part she wanted

station in the east end, just around 9:30.that evening. that was after a woman who was known to azad and her two children were attacked . but forensic were attacked. but forensic tests have shown that a concentrated, corrosive substance was used. either liquid sodium hydroxide or carbonate. former met police officer norman brennan believes time is running out for azad . time is running out for azad. >> he's in severe pain . um, i >> he's in severe pain. um, i would suggest sepsis or something like that is very likely to kick in, because when you have acid, um, injuries, you need immediate emergency treatment. well, we're four days on now. he's got quite a horrific injury . he, on now. he's got quite a horrific injury. he, um, he's easily identified , able. but easily identified, able. but there are times where the police are looking for suspects, where they temporarily outwit us. that's why , um, the public have that's why, um, the public have more eyes than the police. the police are doing all the background work, and the hou

obviously we had a senior us envoy visiting it this week, brent mccook, the middle east end bye for the us presidents. so i'm sure those conversations be ongoing. some of the challenges around this plan in terms of the international reaction will be the us. i did that should be no reduction of a charge of gauze, a buffet and robust. we make that very difficult. having a permanent is randy military presence on the agent go. the board is something that folks and car right mind will be thrilled by and a lot of the refinancing talked about in this series of proposals would require money from tons of golf agents, all the arab nations. they would be unwilling to commit to trying to support this effort without some kind of cost. i'm guarantee about it a roadmap to palestinian statehood. okay. and there's been a new pull out on nothing. yeah. has performance as prime minister. what have we learned so well this again, we're talking about the future here. and of course if this is a series of prizes, let mr. nothing y'all who is going to push forward himself. he'll need to remain in power. this is

way because we know there were a number of search warrants executed both in newcastle and in the east endy tech that may have belonged to him like an ipad or perhaps a laptop, anything like that would've been subject to the closest scrutiny in every single aspect of his life would've been thoroughly investigated.— his life would've been thoroughly investigated. privacy campaigners would have us— investigated. privacy campaigners would have us believe _ investigated. privacy campaigners would have us believe that - investigated. privacy campaigners would have us believe that all - investigated. privacy campaigners would have us believe that all of i would have us believe that all of our moments are tracked these days. nowhere to hide, you'll always be found for the it's taken them nine days to get to this point to be confident that he has not still been on the run. i suppose that answer some questions about, it is still possible if you wanted to disappear, isn't it? it possible if you wanted to disappear, isn't it? , ., �* , possible if you wanted to disappear, isn't it? , ., h , isn't it?

. >> bill: now right now on the east end of long island the accused gilgo beach serial killer is beforejudge and attorneys. he is accused of murdering four women whose bodies were found along the southern beaches of long island. he has pleaded not guilty. >> dana: torrential rain triggering landslides and flooding around los angeles. max gordon is there and as the sun comes up, it might not look too pretty. >> absolutely not, dana. we're on the scene of a landslide in beverly glen in los angeles where there is steep terrain. right now the ground is absolutely soaked. it is giving way in some areas. there have been more than 300 landslides throughout los angeles, a state of emergency is in place. you can see the destruction here in beverly glen. this home has been red tagged. four others across los angeles have been red tagged as well. seven other homes have been damaged. people are allowed to go in and get belongings. luckily here no one has been hurt by these landslides but this truly has been a statewide disaster after inches of rain have fallen in some areas of the state. in northern

. >> areva, east end by. we actually have some fresh sound in from pontiac, michigan. craig schilling, the father of 17 year old justin shilling, was just speaking to reporters. justin, was, of course killed in the oxford high school shooting. let's listen to this father talk after this verdict. >> it was a long time coming, but it's definitely a step towards accountability, like what we were talking about. it's kind of been our goal the whole time. it was tough, but waiting out, for sure. there was a lot of emotion back here, in the courtroom, it's definitely going to resonate with me for a while. and i hope at all be able to come down and get some sense of good feeling, but it's not really a good feeling. it's not really about winning or losing. it's about making its apparent that all of this has to stop in society, and you know what? it's going to go all the way now. there's no way to look the other way. you have to address things at every level. and it's very clear now. >> what do you think the messages to parents, as well as school officials across the country? >>

police say his last known movements show that he left tower hill tube station in the east end, just afterne. that was after a woman who was known to hs2 and her two children were attacked. forensic tests have shown a concentrated, corrosive substance was used either liquid sodium hydroxide or carbonate . for the latest or carbonate. for the latest stories , sign up to gb news stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts now, as promised, it's our headliners . promised, it's our headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners i'm nik dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next hour. >> and i'm joined by the people's gaman . it's paul cox people's gaman. it's paul cox that nickname already getting out of control i think i started it. >> we'll get on to that in minute. >> and he probably can't eat gammon. >> it's jonathan kogan. >> it's jonathan kogan. >> you know what.7 i'd eat paul in a heartbeat. yeah. and i'd let you. >> yeah, obviously that was a little joke about being little joke about you being a muslim

one section on the east end of the santa clara valley does have a frosted advisory that will go until about 9:00, but temperatures are expected to be just a smidge above freezing this morning we were freezing and near freezing, especially the inner east bay orinda, dublin, lafayette. temperatures will come up just slightly for the weekend. here's a look at the future cast for sunday morning. starting out with a little bit more cloud cover. and if you know the clouds kind of hang around most of the day, could offset the heating that we get. which means temperatures could dip just slightly on sunday compared to saturday. but when it comes to the rain, right now, it looks like it will reach pier after the valentine's day holiday. so it's coming like the 15th 16th. maybe we'll continue to watch it for you between now and then. cool dry conditions tomorrow morning. a 36 to start your morning in santa rosa. 43 in san francisco, uh, upper 30s in concord. still very, very cold into the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s, right about where we should be for this time of year. today, most areas wer

although morgan hill, south and east ends of san jose are still looking at some pockets of heavier rain out that way. like i said today is a lot like yesterday was sometimes will be a little clear. other times skies grayer with some dark clouds passing overhead. just keep a close eye on radar for today. still encouraging you to venture out and try to enjoy the day as much as possible. winds are going to be a big factor and just make sure it's with the rain jacket because temperatures are kind of cool 40's to low 50's for your morning temps. san francisco officially falling into the upper 40's. right now. it's a little chilly for the city. we will see temperatures this afternoon only in the mid 50's. so little cooler than yesterday was great. all right. now they've for that. rain is certainly slowing you down as you start out this morning. so make sure you leave the house with some extra time. >> so no need to speed. you can see traffic going to the toll plaza. thankfully not tracking any major accidents. 22 right there. and bart trains slowing down by 10 minutes. that system wide as the

this is randy wolf haynes carried out those attacks on south east end of the 12 as strikes targeted the what a solution that follows the killing of an israeli soldier in iraq is attacked as the death toll and gauze arises. so it is a toller on palestinian journalist and its annual report the committee to protect on the said $99.00 john. this the media work as well. why were killed doing the job last year? thank you. 72, palestinian john left kill by israeli forces. that's nearly 3 quarters of the world wide total. last year was the highest number of recorded tests of john the since 2015 and the period with the most fatalities since the organization began documenting them in 1992. even when they're not on the job posting and journalist living and goal is to face the risk of as rarely bombardment, the goals and media offices at least a $126.00 piloting and media walk as have been killed since, as well as will began. john list washing and conflict areas unprotected on the international humanitarian. little palestinian journalist accuse is really replacing the violating that girl and of kil

policy, i call it short-sighted, who underestimated the russians, who focused on the middle east, in the end middle east was the loser, and the american influences there, and absolutely... about having lost in europe, this strengthening of russia, he, moreover, himself a stalwart klux democrat himself, he swamped on presidential elections, even he then withdrew his candidacy in favor, in favor, in favor, at that time he was a senator who lost, by the way, to bush in the elections, well, less so, in a word, being a democrat, he very harshly criticizes biden in particular, and and ee... accordingly, obama believes that biden should have drawn red lines from the very beginning, he says: my god, let's go, he says, i was not a witness there, it is very easy for me to imagine what the dialogue was, that mr. putin , you are a responsible person, do not attack ukraine, it will be huge mistake, he says, should have said yes, if you do this, we will do it, if you do this, we will do it, red lines have to be drawn, i think it was a huge mistake that from the beginning biden said that we do not... we wi

police say his last known movements show that he left tower hill tube station in the east end, just aftert nine that evening. that was after a woman who was known to azad and her two children were attacked . forensic tests have attacked. forensic tests have shown a concentrated, corrosive substance was used either liquid sodium hydroxide or carbonate . sodium hydroxide or carbonate. the 17 year old boy has become the fourth person to be charged with the murders of two teenagers in bristol. 15 year old mason rice and 16 year old max dixon was stabbed in the knowle west area last weekend. a 44 year old man and two youths, aged 15 and 16, have already been charged with their murders . been charged with their murders. well, the police watchdog has launched an investigation following a crash on the m25, which happened after a police pursuit . officers from pursuit. officers from hertfordshire constabulary were following a van at around 4 am. this morning, but they were stood down before that collision . the van went on to hit three other vehicles and a woman was killed. police say her family i

hitler went to the east to put an end to russia as a hostile force threatening europe. the very principleism, this is done according to political reasons, and today we can observe when the role of the council is significantly reduced. if hitler had agreed with rmigly, then in 1941 the poles and germans would have paraded along red square, largely in the case of the so-called damned soldiers, the same nazi nationalists who continued fighting on the territory of poland against local authorities and against soviet troops. and after january 1945 , such opinions were expressed, well, they burned down a belarusian village there, so the belarusians themselves are to blame, an attempt, again, to revise the history of the second world war, an attempt to revise the history of the great patriotic war is again an attempt to win, but not by a direct military method, but by some other method. this is our republic, it suffered the most in this war, in fact, the belarusians were on the brink. and saves the world. and the only thing we must fight for is human life, because only it has meaning and value on

so yeah, the east end of london. so yeah, i'm. i'm a true cockney. yeah born.t sound like one. no, no. well, i did three years of drama school and i did elocution lessons every day, so. yes, but . lessons every day, so. yes, but. but i was born, uh, when i first went to drama school, i had such a strong cockney accent that i had to do something with it, which i did, but i went to drama school, uh, in 61, just by accident . i used to play accident. i used to play football on a sunday morning at a place called hackney marshes , a place called hackney marshes, which is on sunday morning . which is on sunday morning. thousands of boys and girls or not, girls, girls now . yeah, not, girls, girls now. yeah, yeah. uh, boys and boys and men would have played there and in our little pub side there was a journalist, but he just joined us by the name of tom duncan and, and, uh, one thursday night, after about two weeks, he suddenly turned to me. and i have idea why he said it. as have no idea why he said it. as you and i are sitting here now, and he said, tell me, john, h

have a better idea of his movements with cctv showing he left the tower hill tube station in the east endjust after 9:30. that was after a woman who was known to ozzetti and her two children were attacked . forensic tests were attacked. forensic tests have shown a concentrated corrosive substance was used. either liquid sodium hydroxide or carbonate. former met police officer norman brennan believes time is against azeri, who also has a significant wound on his face. >> he's in severe pain. um, i would suggest sepsis or something like that. is very likely to kick in because when you have acid, um, injuries , you you have acid, um, injuries, you need immediate emergency treatment. well, we're four days on now . he's got quite on now. he's got quite a horrific injury free. um, he's easily identifiable, but there are times where the police are looking for suspects, where they temporarily outwit us. that's why, um, the public have more eyes than the police. the police are doing all the background work . work. >> shadow minister sir chris bryant says serious questions need to be asked after az

immigration, if you live in london or one of the cities, uh, you'll certainly live in my part of london in east endple will have a street, a house on their street which has 20 people living in it, and things like that. they won't be able to get a gp appointment and won't be able to, you know, they've been told go and wait they've been told to go and wait for five hours a day and e, you they've been told to go and wait for fivforours a day and e, you they've been told to go and wait for fiv for something and e, you they've been told to go and wait for fiv for something minor you they've been told to go and wait for fiv for something minor and know, for something minor and it's ridiculous. >> you know, 20, ten, >> the 20, you know, 20, ten, 2015, 2017 when all those manifestos said we will reduce net migration to tens of thousands by 2019, manifesto was worded slightly differently. but but the wording was very clear that immigration numbers were going to come down. they have exploded. jacob, isn't that the one thing where it's very , very one thing where it's very, very difficult to believe anything

east. by the end of the day, that cold air will be pretty much across the whole of the uk.y mild indeed. now, as we head through thursday night, it looks like it'll stay cold. there'll be further blustery showers, wintry on the hills in the north and the west, and a touch of frost in places, particularly where skies are clear. so much colder night to come and a colder start to friday. we hold on to westerly winds, a few troughs enhancing the shower activity across northern and western areas, so plenty of showers rattling into scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales. a few getting in towards the east, but a lot of sunshine here. a blustery day to come for all. there'll be further snow on the hills in northern and western areas. top temperatures, again, ranging from around 7—9 degrees for most. it looks like we keep hold of a ridge of high pressure through the course of saturday and sunday. low pressure just skirts past the south—west, so a bit of a question mark on that. but i think, generally, saturday and sunday, quite a bit of dry weather around some sunshin

leading historians, academics and transport specialists, delving into topics such as lgbtq+ histories, east end and the fascinating world of london slang and linguistics . london slang and linguistics. london slang. i think they're telling porky pies because after all that jack and danny ing around the names they came up with are pony and trap , and there's no pony and trap, and there's no hint of indigenous cockney culture. they came up with names like the lioness line, the windrush line, the mildmay line, and the suffragette line, which celebrate women's football , celebrate women's football, women's rights and aids. hospital and the boat that brought people from the canbbean brought people from the caribbean to the uk. then, hilariously , the names they hilariously, the names they chose aren't as woke as sadiq hopes. lots of suffragettes such as mary richardson moved on to support the british union of fascists. the lioness line is a gendered word which is due to be retired soon. like the word actress, many of the windrush generation were wrongly deported by our hopeless government, who let a

police say his last known movements show he left tower hill tube station in the east end just after 930. that evening. that was after a woman who was known to azt and her two children were attacked. forensic tests have shown a concentrated corrosive substance was used . either liquid sodium was used. either liquid sodium hydroxide or carbonate . the hydroxide or carbonate. the houthis have been urged to stop their reckless attacks on shipping in the red sea following the latest uk us airstrike in yemen, lord cameron says the rebel group, which is backed by iran, has been given repeated warnings to end its campaign, which he says threatens the freedom of navigation and puts innocent lives at risk. 36 sites across 13 locations in yemen were targeted by coalition forces . a targeted by coalition forces. a 17 year old boy has become the fourth person to be charged with the murders of two teenagers in bristol . 15 year old mason rist bristol. 15 year old mason rist and 16 year old max dixon was stabbed in the knowle west area last weekend. the 44 year old man and two youths, aged 15 and 16

bulgaria they end up in turkey, and from there spread throughout the middle east region. syria, where luck smiled at him. we can say that we are really very lucky. syrian law enforcement officers provided us with an exclusive video of how they intercepted one shipment of such weapons from turkey through idlip province into syrian territory. a truck with a cache containing some really heavy stuff. and on top it was all masked with oil. tell me, please, where all this stuff comes from? the weapons you see in this premises, was confiscated by us from several smuggling groups. they are involved in the illegal transfer of weapons between government-controlled areas and rebel-held areas. it was seized from militants in the province of lataki. what you see is predominantly. that he abandoned criminal activities, went over to the side of the assad government, for which he received an amnesty, but this is a man who was directly responsible for one of the sections of the smuggling route. from countries such as america, france, great britain. according to slovamov, his respondent sa

chancellor kohl, then for some reason he decided to boast about his achievements in the middle east and endedhe mexican... skip humanitarian aid , it was i who talked to him and convinced him to open the gate. #putin became one of the most popular on the american segment of the internet that day, so the stark contrast in the way the two leaders communicated their ideas became its own story. topic. whoever planned this press conference right after the end of putin's interview is an idiot, because people will compare them. vladimir putin just spent half an hour without a prompter talking in detail about the thousand-year history of russia and ukraine. and america's richest man, the russian president, was given a platform to justify his actions. his favorite candidate is planning to run for president as a republican, and congress is considering withdrawing aid to ukraine. a separate category of viewers for interviews with world leaders justin trudeau was again asked why his team invited ss veteran ganka to parliament, which putin recalled. the canadian prime minister pretended that he did not un

in the middle east, we are working to end the conflict that hamas triggered on october 7. as soon as possible. it is a when israel is secure, hostages are released. the humanitarian crisis is resolved. hamas does not control gaza and palestinians can enjoy their right to security, dignity, freedom, and self-determination. [applause] this work, while we also work to counter aggression from iran and its proxies, prevent regional escalation and promote regional integration. in addition, we have strengthen our partnerships on the continents of africa -- continent of africa. understanding that the innovation happening on the continent will shape the future of our world. we have also worked with partners in the caribbean and throughout latin america to increase private sector investments, adjust the climate crisis, and address the root causes of migration. and the biden/harris administration had -- has led the world to respond to the climate crisis and ensure ai has developed in service of the public interest. we have also worked to advance and uphold rules and norms for outer s

but that drizzly rain will sink into parts of the south—east southeast end the south—east southeast toalso see a risk of some mist and fog and low cloud developing by the early hours. that could is most likely across central southern areas of central and southern areas of england, parts of scotland, england, but parts of scotland, as as parts of southern as well as parts of southern wales, are likely see some of wales, are likely to see some of that mist and fog to develop as well. it will be a chilly well. so it will be a chilly start. frost be a little start. frost will be a little bit limited than this bit more limited than this morning, however, will be morning, however, there will be some thing across some sunshine first thing across eastern of england as well eastern areas of england as well as areas scotland, as eastern areas of scotland, but quickly across the but quite quickly across the west it will turn wetter and cloudier as as across cloudier, but as well as across northern areas . but the most northern areas. but the most persistent rain will into persistent rain will pus

east. by the end of the day, that cold air will be pretty much across the whole of the uk.igh. so we've gone out of those double figure values that we've had over the past couple of weeks. it has been very mild indeed. now, as we head through thursday night, it looks like it'll stay cold. there'll be further blustery showers, wintry on the hills in the north and the west, and a touch of frost in places, particularly where skies are clear. so much colder night to come and a colder start to friday. we hold on to westerly winds, a few troughs enhancing the shower activity across northern and western areas, so plenty of showers rattling into scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales. a few getting in towards the east, but a lot of sunshine here. a blustery day to come for all. there'll be further snow on the hills in northern and western areas. top temperatures, again, ranging from around 7—9 degrees for most. it looks like we keep hold of a ridge of high pressure through the course of saturday and sunday. low pressure just skirts past the south—west, so a bit of a

russian bulls is gary and even low grounds along the front lines of domestic just days off at the end of the east to disappear over time. we have got killed surrender. will they try to run and sleep? most of them chose the latter. those who didn't well, they remain under the debris. you would just wish that with such carpet size, our american colleagues would not show at their democratic tables. some choice was from russia as far as targeting room was the americans farm policy. linked to tip for chrissy in for an international law also had.

east. by the end of the day, that cold air will be pretty much across the whole of the uk.gh thursday night, it looks like it'll stay cold. there'll be further blustery showers, wintry on the hills in the north and the west, and a touch of frost in places, particularly where skies are clear. so much colder night to come and a colder start to friday. we hold on to westerly winds, a few troughs enhancing the shower activity across northern and western areas, so plenty of showers rattling into scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales. a few getting in towards the east, but a lot of sunshine here. a blustery day to come for all. there'll be further snow on the hills in northern and western areas. top temperatures, again, ranging from around 7—9 degrees for most. it looks like we keep hold of a ridge of high pressure through the course of saturday and sunday. low pressure just skirts past the south—west, so a bit of a question mark on that. but i think, generally, saturday and sunday, quite a bit of dry weather around some sunshine, a few showers — which will be win

east. by the end of the day, we will all be in single digits.of frost in places, and may be some risks of ice further north. through friday, saturday and sunday, we avoid most of the areas of low pressure. it will stay largely dry with light winds, some sunny spells, one or two showers around, and they will be wintry, particularly over the hills and western areas, with light winds. knights will be cold and we could see mist and fog as well. that's it from me. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website.

pulling the plug as we were getting here i think president east end that was brilliant. and for legislators you may want to look at the lector back here. there probably are some upgrades that could be made but here we are at the auditorium's namesake. as you know this is the name, she was the second rough rider award winner in the state of north dakota and one of the states highest honor people in 1951. her success is there success though it's an honor to be in the stage and hollow named after one of our rough riders. the stark county commissioners the whole group fantastic job legislature kicking us off today senator david hogue are majority leader in our minority leaders you've all been recognized for thank you all for your important leadership in the course they are busy working in d.c. but i do want to say hello important are resisting this hoeven senator cramer and congressman armstrong three people in strong and powerful positions in d.c.. they are good at their jobs as legislators and to help push back the federal government so let's say thanks right now. [applaus

won’t get far, that’s another way to say it, we have a big country, if in the west the day ends, then in the east for you it will no longer be new, this... why, they will find it in the west, they will find it in the east, our criminal investigation department works well, but i didn’t quarrel with the criminal investigation department, it would be better if you and the criminal investigation department quarreled than with me, yes, yeah, yes, yes, hold, hold him, hold him, him, hold, thank you, and now don't interfere, go, go, yeah, gotcha, where's my daughter? there she is, where? oh, it’s hard, you can’t talk much during the cross-country, in a good way, please, bring natasha back, i can’t, i can’t, dear! mother-in-law, i’ll show you, mother-in-law, citizens, sit down, with pleasure, health, it’s more expensive, mother-in-law , it’s not fair, if you take a taxi, then i ’ll board this plane, why are you pestering people, go when you don’t have to, so you are always right there. hello, please seat me as soon as possible, why such a rush, young man? man, life is in a hurry, if possible, as quickly

one of the topics of the current conference, for example. will happen to the middle east after this colonial period endedfor 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 their states, are ready to participate in the resolution of international conflicts, and of course , conflicts are developing in parallel. after october 7 , they will be in the spotlight, including a separate session, but they will talk about other big processes that have taken place in the region recently, this is the rapprochement between saudi arabia and iran, this is the situation in the red sea and in general around the houthis, the return of syria to the league of arab states, it is important that they directly participate in the discussion. those people who are now actors in the middle east, these are scientists and representatives of the authorities of those states located in the region, about 50 experts from 16 countries, will p

end of the process. the us state department has said antony blinken will travel to the middle east at the end of the weekrabia, egypt, qatar, the west bank, israel between february the 4th — eighth. the messages he's going to continue efforts to secure the release of the hostages during that trip during the middle east. the palestinian red crescent society says it's been almost 100 hours since it heard from one of its ambulance crews in gaza which was sent to rescue a 6—year—old girl. the girl told the phone operator she was trapped in a car surrounded by israeli forces along with members of her family who had been killed. 0ur reporter, courtney bembridge, has more from the newsroom. a six—year—old girl and two paramedics missing since monday. the palestinian red crescent society says it received a call from a 15—year—old girl who said she was trapped in a car with members of her family surrounded by israeli tank. she was pleading for help. the operator say they heard gunfire and the girl stopped responding. when they called back, six—year—old answered. the red crescent has the least audio of that call,

east situation. basically they ended with 36 billion-dollar profit.g in and say they do expect their buyout from natural resources to be on track and that's going to help them with shell production, domestic production which we keep talking about that we really need in this country. maria: if joe biden has anything to do with it that's not going to happen. >> that's true the american public has to speak up and say we want our energy domestically. maria: dennis gartman with us? , he left. thank you so much sir. in taiwan elected new speaker to be pro-china what that means for the global stage and china's efforts to consolidate aspi senior fellow in the china policy initiatives deviates is here. we'll be right back. ♪ in a rocky mountain setting? spanning over 280,000 acres, three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy private skiing with 23 runs for every level. kick back for intimate performances from the best in country music. enhance your wellness and longevity through our mayo clinic programs, or plan your meeting for a memo

the southeast , that rain will southeast, that rain will gradually clear away towards the east through the ender. for many weather. for a time for many places, still a scattering places, but still a scattering of showers across northern parts and then later on, as we go through hours of through the early hours of tomorrow we're to tomorrow morning, we're going to see some heavy and hill see some heavy rain and hill snow the southwest, snow pushing into the southwest, where have clear skies. where we have clear skies. temperatures bit temperatures will take a bit of a some some icy a drop, so some frost, some icy patches also some fog and freezing to watch out. first freezing fog to watch out. first thing in the thing tomorrow morning in the southwest across parts of southwest and across parts of wales. out for the heavy wales. watch out for the heavy rain and hill snow. cause rain and hill snow. could cause some some some travel disruption, some significant spray that significant spray and all that wet spread to other wet weather will spread to other parts of england and wales as we go the bri

there was not down on the in australia and 10 days off to making land full in the north east with finally seeing the end of tropical fi clone. kimberly its working its way well the remnants of it away from that southeast corner still bringing some scratches, found the storms and showers to the likes of new south wales. but on tuesday, the heaviest of the rain dominating across the tropical north of australia will see some heavy down pools affecting the north of queensland on tuesday. but by wednesday they'll be rumbling their way towards the north west with some of those funds. don's continuing in darwin through to the end of the week. large be fine and dry to the sol. so this a much hard to, once again in pass, you can see the heat being pumped back and back in there will be up into the high thirty's, towards the end of the wheat, much cooler, full that south east corner. and as we hope of the talisman to new zealand, missing losely settled whether dominate in the north. some went to weather, creeping in once again to the south west. but christ church seeing pleasant conditions at 32 degrees celsius di

ways it's about managing us relations, about manage managing us interests in the middle east, it's not about ending a genocide, it's not about ending a violence, and we have really thought that the united states had the option of being on the right side of history, it often has not been on the right side of history, for many of our struggles on the... african continent, including the struggle against a partide, the us government took the side of the oppresses, and we had really thought that during this period that the us would have found its sense of morality and its sense of humanity. unfortunately, it continues to politic, it continues to only have the interest of his empire at stake, and so blincon's visit in many ways is seen as part of this. indeed, we now know. that um the actors, many of them are in cairo hoping to kind of kickstart a ceasefire. before i get back to you there, tet mohammed, just briefly, there's nothing left in gaza to bomb, right, except fleeing refugees, so sece fire now, are you optimistic? i think that while it is an absolutely tragic situation that that we still do cont

showers and some longer spells of rain just creeping into the south—east of england and east anglia as we head towards the end saturday. that area of low pressure is set to spin its way further northwards towards parts of eastern scotland as we head through the day on sunday. so it's always going to be cloudier towards eastern coastal areas with, again, some outbreaks of rain at times, a good scattering of showers further west, but also some brighter skies. the winds picking up and temperatures a little lower for many towards the south, but, of course, higherfurther north. now, as we head into monday, we're back to more northwesterly winds. the air is going to feel colder, and some of these showers could turn out to be a little wintry, particularly over the higher ground towards the north and the west, feeling a little chillier for most with a bit of added wind chill to factor in as well. but by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday, those temperatures will be picking up again with some milder air, an atlantic influence, and there will be some more showers in the forecast at times. live from washington, th

the public want to know how the suffering in the middle east will end — what our politicians offerede house of commons this evening was mayhem and chaos. the angry scenes in the chamber leave the speaker badly undermined and leave plenty of voters looking aghast. nick's been tracking the story. i've been reporting from the commons for 25 years and i've never seen scenes like these. and what about the failure of westminster to send a united message to israel and hamas? does it help hostages still held by hamas or palestinians being killed in gaza? we'll hear from the shadow defence secretary, a former state department adviser and a senior israeli journalist. also tonight, a month after a review into the rochdale grooming scandal said girls were left at the mercy of paedophile gangs, one of the survivors speaks for the first time tonight since it was published. do you know how many times you were raped? do you know how many times you were ra ed? ~ .,, do you know how many times you were raed? m, ., do you know how many times you were raed? ., �* raped? most of the time i couldn't remem

the most programs that at the end of john east. bring the good news of rain to the breath of the desert, to the dry veins of the trees, to the tired night of the porch. just pass by these fires , let the storm rage, o my homeland, iran, light a candle , make the name of god boil, break the claws of the devil, o my homeland, iran. many of us have the first vote in every period of the presidential election periods are a big part of the first vote, and their presence in the elections is actually like a celebration of political duty, which is good news for them. bring the rain to the breath of the desert, to the dry veins of the trees, to the tired night of the porch, open the spring to the heart of the quivering buds , to the wishes of winter, to the struggle of the street, to the fever of their lives. you leave your soil, every time you see a garden , i see a dream in your eyes, the sun of tomorrow, iran , i kiss this flag with love. make my iran happy, sell the world, your love is with me, iran, your soil, your sand, iran, your eyes

ways, it's about managing us relations, about manage managing us interests in the middle east, it's not about ending a genocide, it's not about ending a violence, and we have really thought that the united states had the option of being on the right side of history, it often has not been on the right side. of history for many of our struggles on the african continent, including the struggle against uh apartaid, the us government took the side of the oppressors and we had really thought that during this period that the us would have found its sense of morality and its sense of humanity, unfortunately it continues to politic, it continues to only have the interest of his empire at stake, and so blincon's visit in many ways is seen as part of... of this, indeed, we now know that um, the actors, many of them are in cairo, hoping to kind of kickstart a cease fire. before i get back to you there, tet, mohammed, just briefly, there's nothing left in gaza to bomb, right, except fleeing refugees, so sease fire now, are you optimistic? i think that, whilst, it is an absolutely tragic situation that that we st

obviously you don't have to deal with that so much in the us, at least not from the middle east, uh, and that ends up de europe has to deal with that economically, it also ends up changing the politics of europe. all that's to say, are you concerned about this broader escalation across the region, should this genocide continue, and is... is there a conversation inside the european parliament about what europe's role should be, and i mean, i would hope trying to prevent that, or do people just not care? yeah, i mean, you've touched on so many issues there, um, and we would all be mindful that there is inherent danger in the present situation that it could spiral, um, it would seem to me that the actions of israel are certainly designed to provoke a situation which would force the us to enter the scene. more because the truth is that israel is losing, it's tragic that it's coming at such an enormous cost to the palestinians and the people of gaza, but they've lost it, like the the zinius project is over now. has lost the moral authority amongst the majority of the world's people and significant sect

is the middle east going to end up having an escalation that would send people scurrying out of assets or would send oil prices jumping? is the russia situation going to worsen? who knows what the u.s. election season might bring. if you are not going to do what a lot of people are, if you are not going to pull out and put your money in cash, if you are not doing that, why not put money to work where the last 2, 3 years have shown that that's where you can make plenty of money? even if you get occasional turmoil. david: all right. thank you so much. we just spent six minutes talking about inflation going up, sitting on the sidelines. maybe the federal cut interest rates. anyway. let's talk about portfolio construction. equity markets, record high. yields above 4% across the treasury curve. the managing director of trinity with us on set. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. david: the ideal exposure right now? risk assets have done very well so far this year. i'm wondering, is this rally hard to hit? does it seem likely -- largely justified? >> it will get difficult to get more goldilo