ago , we had similar incidents in kerman. it has been from the beginning of the victory of the islamic revolution until today, in these 45 years , and this is enough for the two lines of announcements that are attributed to isis and they put it on the neck of an isis that has no geography today. well, you know that soleimani martyr is one of the honors and efforts that to make himself his comrade was to deprive him of the geography of isis taking the same geography as these supporters and leaders and the originators of the so-called isis. they tried to create it, but alhamdulillah they failed in the field of geography and the field. well, isis does not have geography. in today's world, every terrorist incident is carried out by america, their supporters, england, france, germany, and their supporters. then they blame it on an imaginary group that does not exist, so-called there is no physical geography that he cited. well, today in russia, in two so-called neighbors of russia, one in ukraine, one in the south, in the south ca

a horrifying incident.s, lots of bodies were exhumed - horrifying incident. yes, lots of bodies were exhumed from - horrifying incident. yes, lots of- bodies were exhumed from shadow graves, many of them having starved to death, their autopsies had been conducted on them, 429 bodies, and in some cases families contributed dna to help identify. today, tuesday, the government said it would release 34 bodies identified that way, a small fraction of the bodies they had been looking at. it has been an extremely long process which has taken a year to get to this point for several reasons, one is that about 10% of the bodies you could not tell which gender the body was, some of the bodies were so decomposed. because of the overwhelming number of the dead, the effort to do dna matching, they did not have the resources to deal with this influx. and there was some reluctance on the part of some families to come forward because of the stigma attached to what happened, so in the end you have 34 bodies in the initial re

last night's incident brought putin on tv today. all terrorists will be identified and punished and they will have no future. no one can shake the unity of the russian people. law enforcement forces take action to determine except. he had prepared a passage for terrorists to cross the border. for days, the perpetrators of the incident were arrested near the border of ukraine. russia has passed the most difficult tests and will pass this difficult test now. moscow says: russian intelligence services are identifying the accomplices of the terrorist and further investigations to determine all the details of the incident. saeeda zanganeh of radio and television news agency , i am discussing the dimensions of the terrorist incident in moscow with mr. ruhollah modbar, an expert on russian issues who is with the world today, mr. modbar, welcome to as for the first question, i would like to ask that since last night, russia has been hit, and how much do you agree with the statement that it is the work of isis? you know right, while the russ

as we had a similar incident in our own country. we had a time in shiraz just a few minutes ago in kerman we had and other similar incidents from the beginning of the victory of the islamic revolution until today in these 45 years and let it be enough for the two lines of the announcement that are attributed. it can be attributed to isis and they will blame it on an isis that has no geography today. well, you know that one of the honors and hardships of martyr soleimani was to take the geography of isis from him. the same geography that these supporters and leaders who brought isis into existence so-called tried to create, but alhamdulillah they failed in the field of geography. well, isis, which has no geography, can't handle every terrorist incident in today's world. america and their followers england, france, germany and awan ansar are doing it, then they blame it on an imaginary group that doesn't exist . it has no so-called physical geography that it cited. well, today in russia, in two so-called neighbors of russia, one in uk

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well, you know, shortly before this terrorist incident. the russians and the chinese proposed a resolution that the americans had worked on in a very good way the zionist regime also vetoed the draft in line with the vetoes that they have had during these almost 6 months, so in my opinion, this issue is not completely coincidental with the account book and is definitely related . we do not accept his appointment to isis , this is not without reference and without facts, and in this context, in the so-called hours and days ahead , we will see more documents presented by the russians, now whether the people who carried out this operation have been arrested. but the extent of this operation and that all those who did this operation doing it right and healthy, they will leave the stage , this is the question mark that is in the hands of america, not only in my opinion, this is the work of england, france, and all those who played a role in the birth of isis and takfiri salafi groups in today's world. and you know incidents like this or our ker

last night's incident brought putin on tv today. all terrorists will be identified and punished and they will have no future. no one can shake the unity of the russian people. law enforcement forces take any action to clarify the details of the terrorist attack . the president of russia started his speech with condolences to the families of the victims and this action. afte and zelensky have denied any connection between this incident and ukraine, but putin says that ukraine prepared a passage for terrorists to cross the border. for days, the perpetrators of the incident were arrested near the border of ukraine. russia has passed the most difficult tests and will pass this difficult test now. moscow says russian intelligence services are identifying accomplices of terrorists. and there are more investigations to find out all the details of the incident specify saeeda zanganeh of sed and sima news agency. i am discussing the dimensions of the terrorist incident in moscow with mr. ruhollah modbar, an expert on russian issues who is wi

are waiting for details from our correspondent vladimir bazov, he is heading to the scene of the incidentter the advertisement we count, so, near moscow, so, on our correspondent vladimir bazov continues to work at the scene of the incident, vladimir, what is happening now, have you already managed to evacuate all the visitors to the city hall, or is anyone still inside? who's on air? vladimir. yes, the sounds of gunfire were heard around 8:00 pm, shortly before the start of the picnic band's concert. let me immediately note that all the information is preliminary, the crocus city hall building is behind me, engulfed in flames, a fire has started, now a chilling video is being distributed on social networks, it is clear that the moment the shooting began, the hall was is already half full, flashes can be seen , possibly from weapons, some report: about three shooters, perhaps most of them were all in camouflage uniforms, some videos even show them entering the crocus city hall building, all operational services are already on site, according to some eyewitnesses, there may have been an ex

thank you, our colleagues will continue to work at the scene of the incident where the incident occurred shooting, and then the crocus city hall building caught fire. the entire operational news feed of legal news in the telegram channels vesti dezhurnaya part and honest detective. subscribe, and our issue is now complete, alexander ostakhov was in the studio, see you. well, first , about what is known at this time about the emergency in crocus cityhall. fsb public relations center. reports that special law enforcement agencies are taking all necessary measures in connection with what is happening, as a result of the attack on crocus city hall, there are dead and wounded, this is also information from the fsb central operations center. according to operational services, another explosion occurred in the building. the roof of this building partially collapsed. a helicopter has been brought in to extinguish the fire at crocus city hall and is dumping water on the building. two more helicopters are preparing to take off, this is reported by - according to the governor of the moscow region a

terrorist incidents. well, you know that isis itself was created by the americans, the americans and the british, and they have actually been involved with the russian side for 2 years and about a month now in the ukrainian scene, and in fact, there is a preemptive action in the name of isis and the group. takfiris, the same takfiri salafis who have been in ukraine for 2 years now from syria in the form of azov people's forces , are fighting with russian forces and eastern ukrainian forces. part of them coming to carry out this terrorist operation in the so-called moscow is an operation that they are unaware of. it was catchy and the security forces in russia completely being surprised, well, you know, about 50 people have been killed so far. and over 130 people are injured , considering that there are still a number of hostages , the number of casualties will definitely be higher . there is still no correct estimate of the number of operating forces, but the image broadcast from the cctv cameras shows th

you get a feel of condemned the, the incidents which is ralph was blamed for that. incidents, of course, any full view is who are watching, who may not be aware of why the u. n. has a presence in southern lebanon. can just give us a little bit of background as to why a service this presence well those involved in this incident, they belong to the u. n. of server mission, which has been deployed at 11 on since 1949. uh, they have a presence here in that as well. and they help the un peacekeeping force the unit field, carry out their mandate. now, unit phil has been in southern lebanon since 1978. their mandate changed over the years. the last time their mandate change was in 2006, following the last tour between israel and hezbollah, they were given the task of helping the lebanese army create a t, militarized stone, some 20 kilometers from the border so that there would be no presence of arms and fighters outside the states control of un reports have said that they did not complete their mission. and the very fact that the, you know, there's, there's a lack of political will, if you lik

this the to escalate this incident further. okay. that is dw jared gosh, schumann, oscar manufacture for at least a 133 people are now confirmed to have been killed in friday nights. terror attack on a concert holding the moscow. and today, russia is holding a national day of mourning for the victims. president vladimir putin claimed that the 4th suspected gunman had been detained while trying to escape to ukraine. keith has rejected accusations of involvement, saying it's an attempt by putting to shift the blame. you're looking at pictures now from outside the crooked city hall, where the attack took place on friday morning. motors have been placing tribute said and make shift memorial. the attack is the deadliest in russia for 2 decades. the so called is womic state has claimed responsibility dw euro we're chateau, spoke to as earlier from the latvian capital rica. he's been reporting from there since russia shut down our moscow bureau. he told us more about the suspected gunman behind the attack. um, according to some media

and this incident was an incident that caused the reaction of the official authorities of this country, mrs. zakharova said that the international community should condemn such an incident, the head of the federation council of the federation. russian also blamed some western countries and supporters of terrorism for this incident and said that they should the punishment of the body. yes, in that you mentioned that now the russian authorities are blaming people , did the official announcement of the group accept responsibility for this or not, until this moment, there is nothing in the news , but mrs. zakharova implicitly held the united states responsible, because how many some time ago, the united states issued a warning to the american embassy in moscow and announced that it has information that extremists may attack crowded and busy centers. just a few moments ago, ms. zakharova announced that the americans, if they have information , are obliged to provide it to russia, and if they knew before that there was such a plan and they are complicit in this crime by not informing russia,

i repeat once again, the investigative committee qualified the incident as a terrorist attack, and a criminal case has been opened accordingly. article. let's return to what is happening now on the scene, our correspondent, evgeniy nipot, is in direct communication. hello again, what is the latest information at the moment? sasha, hello, here, let me remind you that after a short break , firefighting aircraft have resumed work, helicopters continue to shed roofs, for now. now we see two helicopters working on the spot, to say that, the ministry of emergency situations reported that the fire was localized, and i would like to remind you that its area was 13,000 km, now the place near crocus city hall has been detached by representatives of the police and the national guard, the matter is that they continue to land in the parking lot, they continue to land from the parking lot... minister of internal affairs of the russian federation vladimir kolokultov immediately arrived at the scene of the terrorist attack at the city hall campus, now in real time, vladimir kolokolskikh receives rep

number two, incident response, bomb technicians face several challenges been called to an incident inhich a suspect package or has been identified. first and foremost, they are facing the unknown. only the person responsible for the construction and who the target is and the malicious actions. for the preservation of life and last challenges upon arrival someone with life-threatening challenges that may include the following, the initial intelligence. first responders assistance provided to the responding technicians the only provided a portion of the informati required. determination of the environment, identification of single or multiple■a devices. potential of secondary devices, unseen targeting first responders, location and device, standoff area densely populated with bystanders and civilians, inability to evacuate in a timely manner. having the appropriate abutment available to handle the call for weather conditions, adequate personnel for safe operations. possibly a remote detonation by the bomb maker limiting the critical infrastructure and the inability to remain remote and

. >>> united airlines is dealing with a string of safety incidents. is it even safe to >>> a santa rosa family of three survived a small plane crash in mendocino county all thanks to a parachute. the plane lost power minutes after takeoff on friday night after suspected engine failure. they say the pilot deployed the plane's parachute, and that slowed down the fall. the three family members suffered only minor scratches. pretty amazing. >>> we're getting word of yet another flight issue for united airlines. this time on a flight headed to sfo. a plane had to return to sydney airport because of a maintenance issue. we're told flight 830 landed safely. their 167 passengers on board were fine. the airline is providing accommodation overnight for passengers before rebooking them tomorrow. now this is just the latest in a string of troubles in the sky. now boeing is the target of a criminal investigation by the justice department. it all stems from an incident back in january when a door plug broke off in the middle of an alaska airlines flight. and it's b

i wish he had named the incidents he was l had named the incidents he was talking about, because he shouldhe racism of his own former party deputy chair, lee anderson. he and his cabinet refused to call lee anderson's comments about sadiq khan what they are, racism. you cannot attack division if you do not condemn the division if you do not condemn the division being whipped up by your own party member, your own former mp, your suspended mp. own party member, your own former mp, yoursuspended mp. he own party member, your own former mp, your suspended mp. he should have condemned his own party first. he showed... have condemned his own party first. he showed- - -— he showed... what would you do, then? what _ he showed... what would you do, then? what would _ he showed... what would you do, then? what would you _ he showed... what would you do, then? what would you have - he showed... what would you do, then? what would you have said l he showed... what would you do, | then? what would you have said in those circumstances? put aside lee anderson, because he did respond to that, to be clear,

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, , , incidents? this scale is extremely horrific in this _ incidents?cidents? this scale is extremely horrific in this particular case i horrific in this particular case because of the amount of missing people. so for the first rescue, the 25 people who were rescued were the only survivors out of about 85 people who have left libya, as you mentioned, and all of these other people, so around 60 people, have gone missing. they probably died of thirst, and they have left seven days ago so they spent seven days at sea with very little water, very little food and they most probably died of the condition of the journey, mainly not having drinkable water. so this is extremely new in the mediterranean to have this kind of situation where so people die when it's so little people make it all the way to the rescue or to the coast. we have a lot of knowledge of boats disappearing at sea, so it's not a new case, it's just that in this situation, they spent seven days at sea before being rescued. i'm afraid we have to leave it there, think you very much coming on the

for incidences of this nature first officer on the scene will be setting up the incident command andf that procedure is to identify the parameters and set up limiter for a safe distance away from a potential hazard. so yes, there should have been a perimeter at that location. as the incidence of an ongoing we are dealing with of the eastbound and westbound of the capital as well so manpower is very succinct and any officers that come to help set up a parameter are coming from another area. we don't just have response teams waiting around to set up been a delay in getting there. >> in your opinion, was there a safe perimeter? >> looking at the video, it's hard to tell. with the assistant chief, it's setting up a good perimeter like that for the safety of the bomb squad to act. in your opinion there should have been. is that a experience? >> responding to an incident to such as this, it is extremely important for the parameter to be set up in a timely manner to act appropriately. >> okay. in your opinion, was there a safe perimeter of the rnc? from the video, it is tough to tell. to es

what more can you tell us about how this incident unfold as well what we, what we know so far. uh michael, is that you and technical observers? uh, we're on the mission near the blue line on the easiest way the border when it last . ok near the position to un peacekeepers operating in thousands of been on unix will confirm the incident. instead, it is cutting out investigations to determine the origin of the explosion. so far, 4 people have been report to the injured, the 3 that you and foreigners and in the boonies translate to cause the you and condemned the incident and said, but all its machines are carried out in coordination with all active parties on the ground. and that the vehicle have clear at you and branding now and depend on the local news agency, cited a military source saying that it's and is really drawn that launched at the top onto you and the vehicle. of course, the is why you, the army is denied and responsibility for the talk so far. as you will know, recent days i've seen an uptick in deadly exchanges. what are you hearing on the ground there from lebanese

the other incidents like the united incidents, also the latam incident, as that flight was landing in auckland, new zealand, where passengers got hurt. those are most likely you can categorize as one-off. so the good news here is that aviation is incredibly safe in the united states. the last time there was somebody hurt or killed, excuse me, on a commercial airliner in the us was back in 2018. that was a freak incident on a southwest airlines flight when a fan blade came off one of the engines and killed the passenger sitting next to it the last time there was a fatal crash involving a us airliner was back in 2009, the colgan air incident, which led to really significant reforms in pilot training and experience acquirement. so these incidents are not really rising to that level. most of these things happened day-to-day, but they typically don't get put up in lights. there's just a bit of a moment here where people are paying more and more attention to onboard incidents, onboard commercial flights in the us and abroad pete muntean, that explains it. thank you so much for your reportin

what do you think about you know, have these incidents incidences been happening but only now they'rel phones, cameras, social media, etc. like, yes, that's a big part. >> okay. >> factor that there's more visibility. the news is instantaneous. the incident this morning in new zealand is a great example of that. but also the system is much more complex. the airplanes are more complex. and the system is growing at an exponential rate, as we know. safety is a culture. you know, it's just not, it's just not, a terme. it isúa culture. and it's important for people to, to look at the airlines that they're flying and ask themselves, does this airline have a safety culture? do they walk the walk? are they are they just using it as an advertising firm? yeah. >> and it's good advice. the problem is look at when it comes to traveling, who can get me there for the least amount of money in in the time frame that i have. so in we have left. what's your best advice to people who are seeing these incidents stack up, but who also want to fly, let's say over spring break or the summer months? >> go wi

what factors could be behind this terrorist incident ? yes, in the name of allah, the most merciful. greetings, courtesy and respect . about two weeks ago, on march 8, the american embassy in moscow officially issued a statement warning of the occurrence of terrorist acts in moscow, which was close to the presidential election. note that nearly two weeks of this warning occurred in the united states and we were in this business center that coincided with my holding the international exhibition, where a very significant number of people were present in these trade fairs and its surroundings, the federal security service of russia and the ministry of foreign affairs of russia have officially announced that the us embassy and the us government are aware of this matter, the special representative of russia in the united nations. and the security council is preparing a draft that the american government is obliged to provide its information regarding this issue to the russian government , considering that last night russia launched a heavy ope

witness to this claim was a tragic incident that happened to harambe at cincinnati zoo. critics of this incident said that "gorillas are smart, that they have a high ability to understand the situation and to think that harambe could live somewhere else other than cincinnati zoo in a natural environment away from humans. it could not be exploited for generating income and it could still be alive. for centuries. a large part of human food and clothing has been provided by animals, but human's behavior towards these creatures is in no way compatible with their valuable services. they are physically and mentally tortured to be excuse for saving humans lives and their entertainment. incidents that constantly occur in zoos and medical laboratories. in fact, there is an obvious. action in the treatment of some humans towards animals. an obvious example of this contradiction lies in the pet industry. capturing, killing and torturing some animals while the pet market is getting bigger with weirder dimensions day by day. "there are a lot of people today who who say that zeos shou

sealed off the area, and this is what they saw when they came on the scene, rene. in fact, this incident was related to a gorilla, a 17-year-old gorilla named harambe who came to cincinnati only 2 years ago. eyewitnesses told about the unwanted entry of a 4-year-old child into harambe's special enclosure, an enclosure that didn't seem easy to get out of. tension rose among the visitors as harambe approached the child. a few moments later, when he moved the boy to another part of his enclosure, tension and anxiety increased even more. 15 minutes had. asked from the moment the child entered harambe's enclosure when the zoo officials made an important decision, firing series of shots to put an end to that chaotic day. ancient petroglies proved that the relationship between humans and animals is as old as human history. relationship that include hunting, taming, and sometimes entertainment. it was the year 2009 when archaeologists discovered an amazing area in egypt. the area dates back to 3500 bc, an area full of elephants bones as well as rhinocerus, all kinds of monkeys and philod, which

how has this incident been reported in poland? it this incident been reported in poland? . , this incident been reported in poland? , , , poland? it has been reported because we had an incident _ poland? it has been reported because we had an incident last _ poland? it has been reported because we had an incident last year _ poland? it has been reported because we had an incident last year when - poland? it has been reported because we had an incident last year when a i we had an incident last year when a russian missile went astray and travelled 600 kilometres within polish airspace and was found six months after it crashed in the woods in central poland so it has been reported and this is big news in poland because it is the fourth incident of a missile calling card from a russian missile in ukrainian territory violating polish airspace and we had casualties, in 2022.8 missile struck a grain silo close to the ukrainian border. we need to see that as russian provocation, they test us, they test our defences and resilience under determination. this happened unfortunately

every time this kind of incident happens, there is a lot i of incident happens, there is a lot of incidentthey should be doing. dhaka itself is a densely populated city with very high—rise buildings — several residential and commercial buildings, and bangladesh is also home to one of the largest clothing factories. 10 years ago, there was a major fire at a clothing factory, killing dozens. in fact, two years ago in 2021, there was a majorfire in a two years ago in 2021, there was a major fire in a food processing factory, killing more than 50 people. so they all blame lack of safety rules and how far the authorities are really serious about giving fire safety clearance to these commercial buildings. because first of all, they have give fire clearance so that these commercial buildings can operate, so people might question — how come this building was allowed to operate so many restaurants with cooking gas cylinders and without an emergency exit? to texas, where both presidentjoe biden and former president donald trump are visiting the us — and former president donald trump are visiting the

he denied such incidents and said that we are strongly opposed to terrorism. in moscow itself, the security conditions are still in place, some trains have started moving, many of them who were left, the ministry of transport announced that they will refund their ticket fees . there are very security conditions in the airports, in the subways , all the programs have been canceled for a few days . in the universities, many of them are scheduled online. classes should be held and the conditions are such that it is not known how long these conditions will last, but what is clear is that this blow is a very hard blow, a very unfortunate incident, and mr. putin announced to the public on march 24th and said that we are all grieving and we are mourning. what can be seen from the view of the city is the flags at half-mast raised from every place where you go, they leave bouquets of flowers and some people pay their respects to the victims. this shows the conditions and the situation. i am at your service. please, thank you very much . i bid farewell to you, the presi

incidents that constantly occur in zoos and call laboratories. in fact, there is an obvious contradiction in the treatment of some humans towards animals. an obvious example of this contradiction lies in the pet industry. capturing, killing and torturing some animals while the pet market. is getting bigger with weirder dimensions day by day. there are a lot of people today say that zoos should shut down. what do you think? i think those arguments of zoos being part of the problem and using animals and having massive welfare issues and not educating the public and not doing conservation was was true. years ago, the french philosopher, reney descarte commented on animals. he described animals in cages as emotionless machines. he emphasized that compassion for animals is irrational. no one needs to think about their food and comfort. he used to say that we should treat them. as we please, we should force animals to work, we should kill animals, hunt them and sacrifice them for medical experiments. it should be said that, despite the fact that four c

incident right on your doorstep. your doorstep-— your doorstep. this is the first time in my _ your doorstep. this is the first time in my career. _ your doorstep. this is the first time in my career. i _ your doorstep. this is the first time in my career. i am i your doorstep. this is the first time in my career. i am 38 i your doorstep. this is the first i time in my career. i am 38 years old, and there are key things that have happened in my life that i remember very clearly, and this is one of them. i will never forget where i was when i got that phone call and what was going through my body as i was racing over here, and pulling in here at tory, yes, it is a visual and a feeling i will never forget. let's speak tojulian carter, who's a structural enineer and built environment consultant. i wonder if we could just play the video of the collapse of the bridge, and you can just explain to us what happened because it is really shocking, to see just how quickly the whole bridge collapses. if you could just talk us th

i'm wondering what else you can tell us about this incident at this point? well, actually we don't have too many details if it's clear, of course, because this just happened a couple of hours ago, and you've already mentioned what ship we have here. it's called a dolly is a cargo ship that was going under single pour a flag. but what's really interesting, what we do know is that the ship had a problems technica problems before impact. we can see that on the video, if you watch the video for level longer approaching the moment of the collapse, we can see just about a minute before this happened. the lights went out on the ship, that must have been some electrical outage there. we also see black smoke coming out of the ship, so that's all about a minute before impact a. so we can at this point, really only speculate what happened. but there was definitely major technical difficulties and it can be assumed. i would think if you look at how the ship moves straight towards that main pillar, that is holding up the main span of the bridge. that maybe it was just no

the strangest of these cases was the incident that happened in 2011 in the state of ohio. it was october 18th of that year when a resident of zanesville ohio saw several wild animals around his house. a few minutes later, the police were called, but the number of wild animals was much more than the police thought. one could guess where these animals came from, from the house of a strange man named terry thompson, a man who has been famous for his personal zoo for years. in addition to controlling the situation, the police wanted to know exactly what's happened. police officers were able to shoot 48 wild animals by late evening, 18 bengal tigers, 17 lions, six black bears and many other animals. a terrible side was made from the scene of killing these animals, a side that may have seemed unavoidable to protect the people of the neighborhood and to prevent a human disaster. a few hours later, the police were able to find thompson's dismembered body in his animal's cage, a body that... addition to deep wounds, was hit by a bullet. terry thomson was veteran of the vietnam war,

while this sort of incident is rare in russia — similar attacks have happened before.mer bbc defence and diplomatic correspondent — who explained the recent history of militant attacks in russia. russia and moscow in particular has not been immune to major terrorist incidents in the past. clearly there is absolutely no indication yet as to who might have been responsible. previous major terrorist incidents have generally been associated with the chechen or islamist groups. what is intriguing this time is that a number of western embassies, particularly the united states earlier in the month gave warnings to their nationals to be very cautious if they are in russia. i think they were probably advised not to be in russia at all. i think it is clear that some kind of warnings were probably passed to the russian authorities. there is suggestion, for example, that the russian authorities thwarted an islamist attack on a jewish target, possibly a synagogue or something like that in recent times. obviously there will be questions about any possible linkage with ukraine. there

that's after an incident last week with a tire fell off a plane during takeoff. here. >> at sfo crossed a car in the parking lot below. and then before that, engine caught fire while flying near houston. joining us now to talk about this and more aviation expert scott miller. a long time commercial pilot who is now a lecturer at san jose state university. we keep getting together scott, because things keep happening. should we be looking at united? boeing are both when we're trying to lay blame. >> well, in a little bit, i would almost say neither only from the standpoint, the thing that's really strange about the latest reading is just the fact that these in its incidents are happening pretty close together in point of time, combined with the increase interest, the has in these types of incidents. now, if you're on one of these planes, when something like this occurs, i understand it can be pretty trying him pretty stress-inducing. but i think the proof in the fact is, although these incidents are occurring in all the cases, the aircraft because of that bringing

the unfortunate incident resulted in dozens of gazans killed and injured.srael defense forces operate according to the rules of engagement and international law. no idf strike was conducted toward the aid convoy. >> a doctor we spoke to said the dead and wounded he sour all gunshot victims. >> [speaking foreign language] >> today, aid was dropped by jordan's air force into northern gaza. the hungry rushed toward the food. but nearly five months into this conflict, there is no operation to deliver aid to know the scale that is needed in a place where 85% of the population is displaced. >> people are so desperate for food and freshwater, any supplies that they risk their lives in getting any supplies to support their children and themselves. >> how many were shot and how crash?rampled in a desperate it is not yet possible to say, but without a secure aid operation in the midst of continuing war, the people of gaza wait for the next tragedy. bbc news, jerusalem. >> as the humanitarian crisis arco -- in gaza deepens, the say they will increase emergency support

fi modbar, what is your opinion about this terrorist incident? first, i would like to complete the three points you mentioned . it has reached 67 people, among the 67 you said yes, 67 people have reached, among them a significant part. there are women and children . the second point is that yes, the isis statement is fake, but that medvedofi who copied it is not mr. dmitry medvedev, the deputy of the russian security council , it is mr. andrey medvedev, who is a russian journalist, but in general the isis statement is a fake statement, and the russian authorities believe that according to the existing documents , it is the same issue as ferdows. today, when the security council is following up on the role of the united states in this terrorist incident , i will tell you the reasons why the american side is involved . we had americans who intended to create a crisis in moscow, especially in moscow . rasem was exploiting navalny's death, which was intended by the american side of the legislation navalny's body should create a crisis , but this did

that's after an incident last week with a tire fell off a plane during takeoff. in the parking lot below. and then before that, engine caught fire while flying near houston. joining us now to talk about this and more aviation expert scott miller. a long time commercial pilot who is now a lecturer at san jose state university. we keep getting together scott, because things keep happening. should we be looking at united? boeing are both when we're trying to lay blame. >> well, in a little bit, i would almost say neither only from the standpoint, the thing that's really strange about the latest reading is just the fact that these in its incidents are happening pretty close together in point of time, com

this incident?l, this incident unfolded around about half past ten last night. >> it was on the northbound platform of the northern line service here at kennington tube station. a passenger there waiting to board a train was stabbed by a man and critically injured. then we're told by police that another commuter who was on the platform at the time , was on the platform at the time, bravely tried to interject to help this man who was being stabbed and was stabbed himself. i think it goes some way to maybe answering some of those who have been asking questions and perhaps criticising individuals on that train and beckoning them as to why people didn't intervene to help out the man who was being stabbed. it is, of course, very brave to do so, but it carries significant dangers . as this commuter found dangers. as this commuter found out, both these men were taken to a major trauma centre in central london. they are described as being in a critical but stable condition. the attacker fled the scene here

the cause of the incident remained unknown. vandalism is another blatant incident in europe in the german city of prinslau, an unknown person desecrated a memorial to soviet soldiers who died in the second world war. this was reported by the police of the federal state of brandenburg. local media note that the attackers left graffiti on the memorial. an investigation into what happened is underway. a seventeen-year-old telephone scam courier was detained in minsk. a student from one of the colleges took it from a deceived eighty-nine-year-old disabled person. up to 22 thousand rubles in equivalent, a pensioner threw money to her from the window, how did he the scammers who called said that this amount had to be transferred to the account specified by the scammers, but the girl was detained. february user rusik wrote to me about a part-time job, after which i agreed and he gave the address where i needed to pick up the bag from the courier, after which it was necessary to exchange it at the bank and... bring it to the cards, to

and the houses from those incidents.ase register. well, we are talking to the member of the board of directors of the natural disaster insurance fund, mr. yarmohamedian, to follow up on this issue. hello , i wanted to ask you. do these provinces that are affected by floods register the incidents and the damage to the houses in the system or not, and if yes, what follow-up has been done, in the name of allah, the most high. al-rahim, greetings to you and dear viewers, i am sorry for your presence as we unfortunately witnessed a flood in the second week of march. we were big in sistan baluchistan province. after that , in the last seven days of 1402 and the beginning of 1403 , we witnessed nationwide floods in seven provinces of the country . well, in accordance. with the instructions for the payment of the insurance fund for natural disasters , the provinces and the governor's plenipotentiary representatives must enter the damage information of the mentioned accidents in the system. we will register and we will pay the da

in those three incidents. he raised concerns about the way that today's incident was handled on the ground. we have a full report coming up on the bay area news. >> this has to do with possible maintenance issues with united. we look forward to hearing much more. thank you so much. >>> in the east bay, protest at uc berkeley rallying for the school to act against anti- semitism. hundreds marched across campus this afternoon demanding that the school provide safety and security for jewish students. the event had to be abruptly canceled. for the past month, jewish students say that they have been blocked and harassed. pro-palestinian activists say that they are not blocking the gate but they are making a statement. >> the target is not to have any conversation, is to pressure the university to speak out against the genocide of our people. >>> a new work week, let's talk about our weather. we have cloudy skies over us. rob, we are getting sunlight in the afternoon now because of daylight savings time. it was hard

on friday, two incidents a plane veered off a taxiway as it landed in houston. okay i'm just going to show you that there's the tire one at sfo. you remember that one. and here's the one where a plane veered off a taxiway as it landed in houston, ended up in the grass there, and a hydraulics failure forced a flight from sfo to make an emergency landing at lax. these incidents have triggered fear of flying for some and mild concern for others. but should we worry at all? joining us live to discuss that is jodi yarborough, board president of the nonprofit fear of flying. jodi, thanks for coming on the show. >> thank you for having me. >> hey, so what do you guys do at fear of flying? >> so we hold workshops and clinics where clients come and they learn about flying safety and aviation. a little bit of physics, a little bit of weather . and we have volunteer, clinical therapists and, you know, aviation experts who donate their time to present on these topics. so we're very, very thankful for these folks. >> so have you gotten an increase in calls recently from peop

and when we have incidents -- like this or any other incidents if we're not going to take the time to critique it and take time to see what happened what went well, then we're not doing our job and neither are you. right the purpose of this is to find ways that we can improve. if protocols fail we need to train them and training fail we need to do better and more resources we need to work better agencies to keep people safe then we need to foster those relationships. mr. chairman i yield back. >> i thank the gentlemen -- and i think that was a -- a good way to wrap up this hearing here today. i appreciate everyone being here. we have -- chief here with us today as well as other members of the leadership.. the chairman of the capitol police union gus i'm not going to tree to pronounce the last name but i think everybody knows -- who he is, i appreciate all of the witnesses being here i would like to just -- offer one piece of clarification to make sure i understand this right mr. thyme we were talking about u.s. secret service and the dogs. i want to make sure you understand -- underst

what do we know about this particular incident? it happened last month _ particular incident? incident? it happened last month in february - particular incident? it happened last month in february and - particular incident? it happened last month in february and the l particular incident? it happened - last month in february and the head teacher of a sixth form a town near paris told them to remove their hijab. when the teacher asked them to remove their hijabs, two complied, but one didn't and during the altercation that followed, she alleged that the teacher had hit her. in the days that followed that, death threats began to circulate online to the teacher in question and last week the teacher announced his resignation. so the prime minister said that the girl who claimed to have been hit by a teacher is going to be sued for making false allegation, as as there was no evidence that he struck the girl. two men are to stand trial in relation to the death threats that the teacher received. 50 it relation to the death threats that the teacher received. so it seems to be the deat

i'll just say that occupies to us following the incident. us president joe biden dialed back optimism about the chances for a cease fire and gaza theater earlier in the week suggested that an agreement could be reached by monday. white house correspondent kimberly helped get reports on his way to visit the southern border with mexico. us president joe biden, surprise reporters by walking back comments made just days earlier, predicting a cease fire in israel's war on gaza. by the end of the week, i was on the phone, the phone was bivens telephone calls with the mirror of come to our and the president of egypt. just prior may have been the reason for the shifting deadlines. both coal retails agreed, a sustained cease fire of at least 6 weeks would allow humanitarian assistance if the gaza and the release of captives and could be built into something more enduring. biden's comments come as this really forces on thursday, fired on a crowd of palestinians in gaza, waiting for humanitarian aid trucks. at least 100 people were killed and thousands more or wounded. biden's national security

russia is not a path that we can say is moving towards a balanced path, because after this terrorist incident and other actions, and you know that in addition to this, now a project there is something special on the table of the american intelligence services and that is the putin assassination project. this is a very important issue because they know that the main factor in maintaining the current situation in russia is mr. putin himself , so this is the situation. it's not that the situation between russia and the united states has moved to a suitable situation for the time being . it won't get much worse. is it something like the cold war? can we use this expression now that we have the worst war of the cold war? oker is fighting, but it's not direct . look at france now. it's been a few weeks now france is officially talking about the fact that i want to send troops to ukraine. the tools he used to send are now officially done. germany still dares to say independent force. have a budget approved? they have been the budget that i will tell you about the budget. everything that the western

even with these incidents, i will see that trend continuing. as we build those programs, airline travel will become even safer in the coming years. >> reporter: united airlines says the incident experienced over the last week are distinct and unrelated to one another. >>> a fairfield police officer is accused of exchanging inappropriate texts and photos with two underage high schoolers. officer james louis has been arrested. this comes after an independent investigation conducted by solano major crimes task force. louis was a school resource officer at rodriguez high. a student notified a parent about the alleged activity. the officer is facing three charges including contacting or communicating with a minor with the intent to commit a sex crime. louis was also placed on administrative leave. >>> turning now to the situation of gaza on the eve of ramadan, the world food program is warning a quarter of the population of gaza is one step away. . and president biden is now saying israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is hurting them not helpin