keep in mind, doctor hassan is a dual citizen. to safety, to take himself and his family to safety, and he's lost his son in the process. and you mentioned him getting injured. and the entire time he's only been advocating for his patients. and what really troubles me is this normalization of attacking health care workers, of destroying hospitals. there's more than a thousand health care workers that have been killed in these last 16 months, and the entire health care system has been decimated. and so kamal adwan itself, that pediatric hospital has been raided by the israeli military three separate times in the last 16 months. doctor hussam had been held and questioned before and released. what does that say about what the israeli military is doing? i mean, is kamal adwan really some sort of militant stronghold, or are they just trying to clear the area and get the people who are living in the north, away from where they are living and heading towards the south? i mean, it's really tragic situation when you lose a pediatric hospit

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a closer look at the crime spike. >> on monday, oakland's leaders were praising the drop in the city's homicide rate, now at a five year low. >> a 34% decrease in the number of homicides to date. a 33% decline in firearms related shootings. >> then came the four fatalities. just since tuesday morning. >> what that says to me is that we, as a community, have a long way to go. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands of bart police officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a communit

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a look at ways to protect people and property. >> a drive through the narrow roads of the oakland hills shows how difficult it could be to evacuate during a natural disaster. >> in this neighborhood, i think that they are taking it seriously and that they are doing everything they can. >> kazemaini was neighborhood burned in the 91 oakland hills fire, an experience that has many aware of the constant wildfire threat. he says the city is doing a lot like annual home inspections by the oakland fire department, but others say much more needs to be done because the streets are narrow. >> sometimes there's only one way out. they would like to see, you know, the vegetation removed from the roadside so that there's more clear clearance. so the vehicles so you can evacuate. >> joel fraser is with the oakland branch of firewise, a national organization that helps neighborhoods plan and prepare for wildfires. they hold mock evacuations and educate residents about evacuation zones and how to park. >> so it's parking off the street so that emergency vehicles ca

but as abc seven news reporter anser hassan explains. officials in moraga say solid plans are in place. >> the moraga orinda fire protection district worked on a prescribed burn on thursday near the moraga lafayette border. it's an effort to create a fuel break to protect homes from wildfires. >> the work that we're doing also makes retardant drops land in lighter fuels where they are much more effective. >> the prep work helps to maintain the hillsides, but some moraga residents are concerned about another potential problem the town's small two lane roads in the event of a chaotic wildfire. >> everybody's going to try to get out and people are going to be trapped on these one and two arteries out of town, and it's going to be a disaster. >> cheryl sabnis is with the group save moraga. it's focused on how to evacuate morocco's almost 17,000 residents, and it wants the town to do more. >> the tough part about infrastructure is, is that it is limited. >> morocco police chief john king admits the town's limited roadways presents a challenge

abc seven news reporter anser hassan was there. reporter. >> one it's the countdown heard around the world and in redwood city, a little earlier than the traditional midnight drop. >> we just had dinner afterwards. we thought it would be a nice festive way to bring in the new year. >> the annual family holiday light show is 20 minutes of a high energy, light and laser show, and red morton park, which is transformed into a winter wonderland. >> we have some cousins visiting from out of town, so we thought it would be fun to bring all the kids out to watch and fun to see a light show. >> the first show is at 9 p.m, timed with the midnight countdown on the east coast. perfect for families with young kids. >> you look for things to do with the kids and this kind of stood out. and then of course, it's a little cold, but i figure, okay, we're here. it looked very festive. >> glenn iwamura grew up in redwood city. he says it's tradition to spend new year's eve with family. his 11 year old son also liked the show, but has a very specific r

anser hassan abc seven news. >> as more images from the fires come in from southern california, we're getting a look at the scope of the devastation. and one of the main challenges some survivors will face is their insurance policies and how to navigate those. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke to a tubbs fire survivor about the key points to keep in mind to get all the money you're entitled to from insurance coverage. lose. >> yes, i'm on the 2017 tubbs fire became one of the most destructive wildfires in california history, and the images were seen now out of southern california, serve as a reminder of what many people went through. here, one of them is annie barber, who was who was using her experience now to help other survivors with insurance claims. it's been seven years since annie barber woke up to flames consuming her neighborhood in santa rosa. >> and about 215, 220 in the morning, i got a nixle that said fire jumped 101 heading to coffey park. >> evacuate immediately. coffey park was leveled. a different site today. this represents the resilience and unity of this commu

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a closer look at this crime spike. >> on monday, oakland's leaders were praising the drop in the city's homicide rate, now at a five year low. >> a 34% decrease in the number of homicides to date. a 33% decline in firearms related shootings. >> then came the four fatalities just since tuesday morning. >> what that says to me is that we, as a community, have a long way to go. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands of bart police officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a community

the inside story the i, let's bring in august hassan. i'm a d. n a is a professor at the university of tyrone, he joins us from the running capital. at 8 grand man is the deputy director of middle east and north africa program. have the european council on foreign relations to joins us from london and treat the policy. is the executive vice president of the quincy in seduce. he joins us from washington, dc. i will welcome to all of you. let's start entire on with hassan house on. why is this being done? now, why is the european powers products u. k gemini, reaching out to iran and vice versa, at this particular point as well, there are, there hasn't been really much in terms of the j. c, p. o, a or developments for data to it. what is common and is the president trump that back to power in washington and also and all the uh, basically the snack back in the account is invest was imbedded in the deal is to come up in october. so to these 2 issues, have the potential to escalate things between the ron and the uh, you know, the, the, your cans and th

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abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to one of them who says they are providing not just help, but leadership and guidance. >> as the los angeles county fires continue to rage out of control, bay area firefighters are on the front lines this time, lending their experience and expertise. veterans of the bay area's own massive wildfires like paul lowenthal, division chief fire marshal with the santa rosa fire department, the eaton fire, where we're at now, the focus has shifted really to putting out a lot of the hotspots that are around the structures. >> even though we're at 15% containment, that doesn't necessarily mean we have 85% of just open fire line that is actively burning in the bay area. >> we know them well. the oakland hills, glass, carr, tubbs camp, devastating wildfires from which bay area fire crews can draw experience and in southern california, provide leadership, guidance and direction on the front lines. >> there's a lot of experience from a lot of devastating fires that does help when you come to an event like this, a lot of those experiences help those commun

resistance attack, should it become a symmetric and you, a strategic and outside of west asia. julian hassan, who gave us so much information with the i suppose, i recall most importantly perhaps at the moment the memo from uh, jake sullivan's hillary clinton thing isis was on the, in the us aside in syria as long as smoke for the 1st time about his torture at the council of your meeting this week. how far do you think his life is in danger away from all of these other here? big geostrategic topics. i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian massage before his cafeteria and torture by the british. the reason i called intel, i mean i can give you a little slower to give you, but i don't think it is in danger. no, i think he's done it. his deal way had to say he even knows that he was a journalist and did some things, but i think that's probably as much as one can tell the end of it. but i mean, who knows, i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you are not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dark. i don't know, but i think i'm old, but anyways, he is. he's

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has been followingr the story and got some answers as to what this means going forward. >> in the summer of 2023, the fbi unsealed indictments into claims that the antioch police conspired and agreed to injure, oppress, threaten and intimidate the residents of antioch. on friday, the u.s. department of justice announced it reached an agreement with the city to resolve its investigation. >> my first initial reaction to the mou was that it's a step forward. >> antioch city council member tamisha torres-walker is glad the investigation didn't drag out for years. the agreement, outlined in a 25 page memorandum of understanding, includes hiring a consultant who will work with the police oversight commission to monitor use of force and misconduct allegations, review hiring and promotions within the department, and update department policies. torres-walker concern is over accountability. >> it does look a little standard. it doesn't really cite any clear accountability. this is good to know that an agreement was reached. but what is the accountability behin

abc seven news reporter anser hassan is following the story. >> community, trust and crime reduction are our priorities. >> captain joe vigil was introduced tuesday as the new antioch interim police chief. it comes just days after this 25 page memorandum of understanding, or mou, was signed with united states department of justice following an fbi investigation into the antioch police department that uncovered a racist textingthat scandal. >> i have been working with the doj and the federal doj since the very beginning of their investigation into us, so i'm very familiar with everyone involved. >> the agreement requires a systematic review of all policies, operations and training within the department, with an independent monitor who has to be selected by the end of march. vigil is replacing interim chief brian addington, who is retiring. >> i believe that we've seen the department stabilize. and one of our biggest priorities has been hiring, and that is progressing well. as of today, we do have 80 sworn officers, 65 who are on active duty. >> that's down from almost 100 officers bef

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a look at ways to protect people and property. >> reporter ave through the narrow roads of the oakland hills shows how difficult it could be to evacuate during a natural disaster. >> in this neighborhood, i think that they are taking it seriously and that they are doing everything they can cause. >> mania was neighborhood burned in the 91 oakland hills fire, an experience that has many aware of the constant wildfire threat. he says the city is doing a lot like annual home inspections by the oakland fire department, but others say much more needs to be done because the streets are narrow. >> sometimes there's only one way out. they would like to see, you know, the vegetation removed from the roadside so that there's more clear clearance. so the vehicles so you can evacuate. >> joel fraser is with the oakland branch of firewise, a national organization that helps neighborhoods plan and prepare for wildfires. they hold mock evacuations and educate residents about evacuation zones and how to park. >> so it's parking off the street so that emergency

anser hassan abc seven news. >> gusty weather will return to the bay area this weeken.sandhya is tracking potential fire danger. you'll get her forecast next. >> and tonight, the easy way to visualize an acre to help put these (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pours) - listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family, because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do hi, guys! - hi! - hey! - so what are you guys drinking? - constant comment. - when i'm drinking bigelow tea, it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. - that's what a cup of tea is. - it is. - a moment for you, someone you love. - aw! (customer sighs) - it tastes really great. - yes! it was always bigelow tea - wow! that's what my family hopes for. cheers. - cheers. (bright upbeat music) are on the flare-up at the palisades fire near malibu. tonight there is a new evacuation warning in effect. remember, warnings are notct. mandatory, but people should be prepared to evacuate if needed. now here's a look at the evacuation areas on this

in antioch, anser hassan abc seven news. >> in the east bay, a man is recovering in the hospital after being shot by an oakland police sergeant. the oakland police department says it happened when the officer saw someone firing a rifle on macarthur boulevard, right near 66th, after 5:00 yesterday morning, there was a chase with the police officer firing at that suspect. the oakland police union says that person was shot, but was able to barricade themselves in a nearby home. they surrendered after a lengthy standoff. thankfully, no one else was hurt. the sergeant is now on administrative leave. meanwhile, contra costa county deputies arrested a suspect who was reportedly illegally making and selling guns. this, as they were already investigating a shooting that happened in september. deputies served a search warrant at a home in pittsburgh on thursday in connection to that shooting. they say someone was shot with an illegally manufactured gun during an argument at the contra costa county fairgrounds in antioch. authorities are also investigating whether the suspect is connected to anot

abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to one of them who says they are providing not just help, but leadership and guidance. >> as the los angeles county fires continue to rage out of control, bay area firefighters are on the front lines this time, lending their experience and expertise. veterans of the bay area's own massive wildfires like paul lowenthal, division chief fire marshal with the santa rosa fire department, the eaton fire, where we're at now, the focus has shifted really to putting out a lot of the hotspots that are around the structures, even though we're at 15% containment, that doesn't necessarily mean we have 85% of just open fire line that is actively burning in the bay area. we know them well. the oakland hills, glass, carr, tubbs camp, devastating wildfires from which bay area fire crews can draw experience and in southern california, provide leadership, guidance and direction on the front lines. >> there's a lot of experience from a lot of devastating fires that does help when you come to an event like this, a lot of those experiences help those communities

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a closer look. >> the moraga orinda fire protection district worked on a prescribed burn on thursday near the moraga lafayette border. it's an effort to create a fuel break to protect homes from wildfires. >> the work that we're doing also makes retardant drops land in lighter fuels where they're much more effective. >> the prep work helps to maintain the hillsides, but some moraga residents are concerned about another potential problem the town's small two lane roads. >> in the event of a chaotic wildfire. everybody's going to try to get out and people are going to be trapped on these one and two arteries out of town, and it's going to be a disaster. >> cheryl sanchez is with the group save moraga. it's focused on how to evacuate moraga, almost 17,000 residents, and it wants the town to do more. >> the tough part about infrastructure is, is that it is limited. >> morocco police chief john king admits the town's limited roadways presents a challenge. but he says evacuation plans are in place. this evacuation document has been sent to residents.

abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to one of them who says they're providing not just help, but leadership and guidance. >> as the los angeles county fires continue to rage out of control, bay area firefighters are on the front lines this time, lending their experience and expertise. veterans of the bay area's own massive wildfires like paul lowenthal, division chief fire marshal with the santa rosa fire department, the eaton fire, where we're at now, the focus has shifted really to putting out a lot of the hotspots that are around the structures. >> even though we're at 15% containment, that doesn't necessarily mean we have 85% of just open fire line that is actively burning in the bay area. >> we know them well. the oakland hills, glass, carr, tubbs camp, devastating wildfires from which bay area fire crews can draw experience and in southern california, provide leadership, guidance and direction on the front lines. >> there's a lot of experience from a lot of devastating fires that does help when you come to an event like this, a lot of those experiences help those communitie

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has a closer look at this crime spike. >> on monday, oakland's leadersaising the drop in the city's homicide rate. now, at a five year low, a 34% decrease in the number of homicides to date. >> a 33% decline in firearms related shootings. >> then came the four fatalities just since tuesday morning. >> what that says to me is that we as a community have a long way to go. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands of bart police officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a community and work

in antioch, anser hassan abc seven news. >> in the east bay, a man is recovering in the hospital after being shot by an oakland police sergeant. the oakland police department says it happened when the officer saw someone firing a rifle on macarthur boulevard near 66 after 50 5:00 yesterday morning. now, there was a chase with the police officer firing at that suspect. the oakland police union says that person was shot but was able to barricade themselves in a nearby home. they surrendered after a lengthy standoff. thankfully, no one else was hurt. that sergeant is now on administrative leave. meanwhile, contra costa county deputies arrested a suspect who was reportedly illegally making and selling guns. this, as they were already investigating a shooting that happened in that area in september. deputies served a search warrant at a home in pittsburgh on thursday in connection to the shooting. these are the guns. they say someone was shot with an illegally manufactured gun during an argument at the contra costa county fairgrounds in antioch. authorities are also investigating whether th

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the very latest. >> community trust and crime reduction are our priorities. >> captain joe vigil was introduced tuesday as the new antioch interim police chief. it comes just days after this 25 page memorandum of understanding, or mou, was signed with united states department of justice following an fbi investigation into the antioch police department that uncovered a racist textingthat scandal. >> i have been working with the doj and the federal doj since the very beginning of their investigation into us, so i'm very familiar with everyone involved. >> the agreement requires a systematic review of all policies, operations and training within the department, with an independent monitor who has to be selected by the end of march. vigil is replacing interim chief brian addington, who is retiring. >> i believe that we've seen the department stabilize, and one of our biggest priorities has been hiring, and that is progressing well. as of today, we do have 80 sworn officers, 65 who are on active duty. >> that's down from almost 100 officers before

i'm joined now by mehdi hassan, editor-in-chief and ceo. the sad fact is mehdi, this country, our country was influenced by exactly that and so, how right is europe to worry that maybe their populations are not as safe as they might think? >> first of all, joy, happy new year although there is not much happy about it so far. 2025 is really -- yeah. i think you're in for was spot on. i think you ended it in exactly the right place, the german chancellor saying these great, rousing words, but sadly they are not true. i wish they were true but musk has proved in this country that he can affect politics. he did spend more than $200 million of his own money propping up trumping the republican party. he did live in pennsylvania, doing lotteries for swing voters and he did about his website, his social media platform, one of the most influential messaging platforms on the planet, to getting from elected. ironically, all the things that trump accused liberals of doing, he's now doing. everything is accused george soros of being, musk is timestamp o

in antioch, anser hassan abc seven news. >> take a look at this this morning. oakland police responded to this break-in at a smoke shop on san pablo avenue, and the surveillance video here shows this car ramming into the front of the business so they can steal from it. police responded to the scene, but as you can see, the smoke shop was already wrecked by the time they got there. this is one of three burglaries reported in oakland this morning. also in the east bay, a man is recovering in the hospital after being shot by an oakland police sergeant. the oakland police department says it happened when the officer saw someone firing a rifle on macarthur boulevard, near 66th avenue. it happened yesterday morning, just after five. there was a chase with the police officer firing at that suspect. the oakland police union says that person was shot, but was able to barricade themselves in a nearby home. they surrendered after a lengthy standoff. no one else was hurt. that sergeant is now on administrative leave. meanwhile, contra costa county deputies arrested a suspe

abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to one of them, who says they're not only providing help, but leadership and guidance. >> as the los angeles county fires continue to rage out of control. bay area firefighters are on the front lines this time, lending their experience and expertise. veterans of the bay area's own massive wildfires like paul lowenthal, division chief fire marshal with the santa rosa fire department, the eaton fire, where we're at now, the focus has shifted really to putting out a lot of the hotspots that are around the structures. >> even though we're at 15% containment, that doesn't necessarily mean we have 85% of just open fire line that is actively burning. >> in the bay area, we know them well. the oakland hills, glass, carr tubbs camp, devastating wildfires from which bay area fire crews can draw experience and in southern california, provide leadership, guidance and direction on the front lines. >> there's a lot of experience from a lot of devastating fires that does help when you come to an event like this. a lot of those experiences help those commun

the trade minister in my head, kelly hassan, says wait, food and fuel supplies are running out as bringing result studies live for us in damascus. russell, what exactly have the us announce of the well being an awesome of this coming from the us department of treasury about the sections really for city and people to seize the sanctions to low. some of the flow is a mandatory and they also the some of the sections in syria. so it is the seeing that the aim for this action is to just ensure that the, the us sanctions imposed on syria will not seen there. that the flow of the good, the basic humanitarian needs such as activate electricity, water for the products of or, or send the patient. and of course, for some, not to you to wrap the governor's functions in, in syria. but this also noting that this authorization, this relief is just for 6 months as the us government is still continuing to monitor the situation on the home. so that means up to 6 months, that's going to be a reassessment, whether to continue with the sanctions or to expand this texas me. so you guys are seeing that this depe

let's speak to hassan shahidi he's ceo of the flight safety foundation an independent non—profit thatbeen retrieved from the clock pit voice recorder, that will be vital in terms of answering some fundamental questions, whether it is a bird strike, what happened to the second engine or the landing gear failing to deploy? absolutely, the voice recorder _ failing to deploy? absolutely, the voice recorder will - failing to deploy? absolutely, the voice recorder will reveal| the voice recorder will reveal a lot of information. for example, the pilot and controller communications. but more importantly the communications between the pilots in the cockpit. it will determine the situation that the pilots were facing in that emergency circumstance. the other questions _ emergency circumstance. the other questions that obviously people are asking is why the flaps weren't deployed to slow the jet down as it landed? and why it actually approached the runway and changed which approach it was going to use? that's right. there are a lot of factors that go into this particular accident and both the f

lama hassan is at buckingham palace with all the details. reporter: yeah, good morning to you, george. for princess kate, this is a poignant visit, going to the very hospital that she was treated at, meeting other cancer patients. she's always been good at empathy, but this time she has a new understanding of what they're going through. it was deeply personal. this morning princess kate adjusting to a new journey. life in remission. nearly a year after her diagnosis, the princess of wales telling the world on social media, it is a relief to now be in remission and i remain focused on recovery. as anyone who's experienced a terrifying diagnosis will know it takes time to adjust to a new normal. >> remission means we are not able to see any cancer in the body. cure means we have a high confidence that there's no cancer at all. >> very nice to meet you. i'm sorry to bring everybody here. >> reporter: after being largely absent from public life last year, the 43-year-old kicked off a new year with a poignant return to the hospital where she's be

the border between have gone to sign and focus on the screen relationship between the phone box. hassan focus on remember she has a board or both windows on the phone as well as india. so very, very significant developments individual, i would say the job many has issued a sydney van. the threats of the you could impose sanctions against social networks . that is, if they do not conduct fund taking operations, the content posted on that platforms, according to the digital service act, the cooperation of very large online platforms. with fact checking organizations is not mandatory, but their risk of sanctions is reduced. if they do so in the e u, if a very large online provider does not work with fact checkers, it must prove that it is taking other equally effective risk. minimizing measures was probably something to do with the fact that we've seen that less liberal politicians have been falling from power across the western world. and now it's probably berlin and the griffin union, in general, is worried that they will lose control of the political narrative that they've been selling

but we spoke to dr tanya heights hassan, who's a pediatric intensive care and humanitarian physician. she's made several trips to guys when says a doctor, you are living under a genocide. children that are extremely weakened, undefinable condition, malory's, children and infants are as much higher risk as becoming hypothermic, and also becoming hypoglycemic. those 2 things are very closely linked. and so children and gaza, even under, you know, with all the resources that, you know, we might have a couple 100 kilometers away or still have more risk of becoming hypothermic, just by virtue of their malnutrition and the fact that there are. so let me see that, i mean there was a study just a, i think it was published just a few weeks ago. this was the average amount of weight loss with in the 1st half of this genocide was about was over 18 kilograms per person. the mean a weight loss and so 18 kilograms. so it, i shudder to imagine what that weight loss is. if you take the full length, so the full 15 months. and that's for mostly adults, you know, you think about small children and the i

exchange of the border between the gone to sign and focus on the same relationship between the sun bulk hassan focus on remember she has a border booth when it's gone. it's gone as well as india. so very, very significant developments in the region. i would say the right in depth of it has all of the preliminary plans that relocate the national capital propose site and then to so southern region the new capital will definitely be in the south in the mac run region. and this matter is currently being worked on. we are seeking assistance from academics, a leads and experts, including engineers, sociologists, and economists, to the my con region home to the city, to pull the top by hon and play them by to vote neutrons by the time trade network that is into consider relocating the capital stems from the city of type of escalating a little population compiler why equalling challenges and wants to subscribe to the present my sort of position here. i have also all good and the move could reduce expenditure on goods. the announcement as well, both support and the criticism with the traps is warning,

trades and illegal drugs fuels the bloodshed, many of the weapons originate in the united states. pac hassan is going through an education emergency that's the queen's, the prime minister should by shareef twins.

one of the biggest take downs was his bottom of liter, hassan, us, roland, a sworn enemy of israel for decades. in a dramatic strike, the idea of obliterated his bunker in the lebanese capital b root, reportedly using 85 us, supplied bombs, these munitions designed to penetrate. deep before the 10, a thing left, a mess of cratering, they wake underscoring the operations. devastating power the killing of a foreign national on another country soil surely grounds for global condemnation. right? not exactly, the world's reaction was muted. many governments remained silent while some even described the assassination as justified. but the cost of the strike went far beyond ms rela, himself, as many as $300.00 civilians, repulsively lost their lives in the attack collateral damage. neither israel nor the west seemed eager to address outrage erupt. it's from iran to iraq, syria, russia, gaza. and yeah, and then we strongly condemn yet another political murder committed by israel. this violent action is fraud with even greater dramatic consequences for 11 on and the entire middle east. the isra

take us to the indonesian hospital and see that they are liars, their dishonest, they arrested dr. hassan. i haven't seen him since they destroyed the hospital. they destroyed the hospital yard. they destroyed the archives. they destroyed the operation rooms. they destroyed the maintenance department. they shelled the hospital from every direction. the situation was very difficult physically and mentally. everyone was in pain and panic in the u. s. federal bureau of investigation says the new orleans car robbing attack that killed 14 people on new year's day was a premeditated act of terrorism. the f b i believe's army veteran sham. so dean is a bod, was from texas, was acting alone when he intentionally tried to run down as many people as possible . they said your board posted several videos on social media pledging allegiance to ice. so in the hours before that attack, let me be very clear about this point. this was an act of terrorism. it was premeditated and an evil act. we do not assess at this point that anyone else involved in this attack is involved in this attack except for jam.

the border between have gone to sign and focus on the screen relationship between of us on bach. hassan focused on remember she has a border booth when it's gone to san as well as india. so very, very significant developments in the region i would say about several major us bands including jp morgan. now i with ryan, from the ned 0 cabin admission agreement that had of trump's integration. we will continue to work independently to advance the interest of our firm, our shareholders in our clients, and remain focused on pragmatic solutions to help further low carbon technologies while advancing energy security. now, jp morgan has not provided on the official russian all for its departure from the net 0 banking a lines. it's exit follows similar decisions by c to group goldman sachs, wells fargo bank of america at the morgan stanley. the un sponsored alliance, led by major financial institutions, commits members to aligned our patients with cheating. net 0 greenhouse gas emission by for the $54.00, assume that the police to the group was among the founding members all the initiative. now d

the entire on with hassan has on. why is this being done now? why is the european powers products u. k, germany reaching out to iran and vice versa, at this particular point as well, there are, there hasn't been really much in terms of the j. c, p, o, a or developments for data to it. what is common and is the president trump that back to power in washington and also and all the uh, basically the snack back in the account is invest was imbedded in the deal is to come up in october. so to these 2 issues, have the potential to escalate things between the ron and the uh, you know, the, the, your cans and the united states. the right hands of course, are trying to stop this kind of disconnection. reaching a consensus or reconciliation with the europeans. though there are other issues that are affecting to the canada, the relationship with euro, in particular that, that you create an issue. and i was doing an issue. but i think these 2 matchers are the new things that are uh, add that are added to this that are to be added to the uh, the file that ha

they arrested dr. hassan. i haven't seen him since they destroyed the hospital, they destroyed the hospital yard. they destroyed the archives. they destroyed the operation rooms. they destroyed the maintenance department. they shelled the hospital from every direction. the situation was very difficult physically and mentally. everyone was in pain and panicking is really forces of once again bomb the and the loss of camp and southern gaza, killing several palestinians. fear strikes continue to spite israel once designating it as a safe. so i'm telling people displaced people to move their thought. a couple assume has more. i don't rising over on my wasi after a night of death and destruction, which supposed to be safe soon for displaced. palestinians is old. so tense of a new protection against isabel s. strikes, quinton, i mean, we were sleeping under around 1 am themselves that hits the area that and wanted people were all over the place. bodies were cut into pieces. it was like the judgment day. the displays

and the address above the announcement was made during the visit to ethiopia by somali as president hassan shake, mohammed's talks with the seal, if he is president's avionics would describe this positive, no dispute between the 2 neighbors were opted in january last year after the assigned a maritime deal with somali is break away region of some of the land. well, the biggest to what i show in the united states is ripping up for a 2nd day displaying electric and hybrid vehicles along with a few vice the soup accounts. and the surveys accommodate, cuz they're showing off the latest technologies in detroit. but the global auto industry is facing a challenging road ahead with threats of trade was a manufacturer as such as volkswagen closing factories. but for more on all of this, john, henry joins us now from detroit at the kind of show and big changes for the industry . can you just talk us through uh uh who the wind is. uh, in 2025 joan. and have you put yourself in utah? well, what are the great things about? i haven't bought this car? no. well, one of the great things about the north ame

at the border between have gone to sign and box on the screen relationship between the phone box. hassan focused on remember she has a border booth with this kind of thought as well as india. so very, very significant developments in the region. i would say the germany has issued a send me valve threads, the e, you could impose sanctions against social networks. that is, if they do not conduct fact checking operations, the content posted on that platforms, according to the digital service act, the cooperation of very large online platforms. with fact checking organizations is not mandatory, but their risk of sanctions is reduced. if they do so in the u, if a very large online provider does not work, with fact checkers, it must prove that it is taking other equally effective risk minimizing measures as well. let's say this conversation further with all the seeds marina costler of she's doing is of course, in the student marine a bit of a bit of the valve thread that uh was cool. but let no worries was probably something to do with the fact that we've seen that less liberal politicians hav

this hassan lo turn of popular commercial district, kevin dating. and there are many shops here, but as you can see that on to many shelters, and this picture is being reflected over the country, people aren't spending much and look, consumption is part of the reason behind china is slowing economic course. why it's still struggling to recover from the cause of 19 pandemic. because of this bleak picture of the chinese government moved to reassure the public at a press conference on friday, saying that economic growth remain stable and is improving in the coming year of aging is planning to do and spend more, including about $14000000000.00 on new major projects, it's also rolling out initiatives such as ones inviting the publics to trade in at old goods. the new ones on introducing moses to support businesses and 1st employment staging relief, simulate targeted policies last year, including ones to pop up the alien real estate sector. and property prices did slightly improve at the end of the year, although experts say more aggressive policies are n