james bay's alger 0, the age to the head on. i want to say on i'm going to send that, i'm guessing hold on guess capital bull, the fast were wild fires are raging on the hills surrounding the city due to a severe drowsing sense of 5 by in mean your weather phenomenon and climate change the the weather brought to you by visit capital, nice to winter, so as to residual cold over a good part of the us and canada. but that in this bottom right hand corner of the gulf, as it will seem, as tough has come up to me to read these, to me too, tend to get a lot of rain. and thunder storms has been flooding in some of the southern states . the city to the southern states because of that right news because there is easing away through georgia and the far depend handle that being during friday. i think it will repeat itself and coughing cause get more flooding trouble. during the same time coming down the california coast is no spell it right. not quite as heavy as the last one but rain, nevertheless, sat in the caribbean and the gulf of mexi

james bay's alger 0. the haig, still ahead on knowledge is there. i'm going to send that, i'm guessing capital. both facts were wild fires are raging on the hills surrounding the city due to a severe drowsing sense of 5 by in the new weather phenomenon and climate change the scene depths, analysis of the days headlines. how does south africa since it's accusations of genocide in this case, many genocide and holocaust scholars including his ravings con, confirm that space is a textbook genocide, frank assessments politicians need to be able to run for office without the fear of facing a jail term. informed opinions when the us census warships and to the right. see it's not receive task protection that seem as convocation inside story on al jazeera, unique perspective, some people be really moving from pieces of imagery to wake up on heard voices. very true. people in israel are sticking up against door right now. i want to be one of them. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. he's healthy, deep human noises

under the genocide convention, james bays al jazeera doubles sizes of people are fed to homes in southern lebanon, his cause motor violence escalates between his ready forces and has the ball. on the heart of reports from ozone in southern 11 southern lebanon's border towns, largely abandoned and devastated an escalating conflict between israel and the lebanese armed group has beloved, has created a defacto buffer zone along the border. several kilometers deep below israel has floated the idea of formalizing the buffer zone, saying it will restore security. what hezbollah says? it will pull back with you. in step is to start, the targeting largely evacuated towns to make northern israel uninhabitable in israel is trying to show it has options to help set the time to the move in a safe way to keep has the law. i'm the resistance away from the file. but it doesn't, it must stop. it's war on garza, i'm deliberate on israel has increased the intensity of it strikes on what it says is hezbollah, as military infrastructure in one of the biggest attacks repeatedly hit the strategic valley known

james bays out to 0 zurich. the white house is seriously concerned after the killing of a palestinian american in the occupied with bank. it happened during multiple is ready rides across the region on thursday, the 17 year old post to indian american with shows in the head and killed and a village east of ramallah. he had just moved back to the occupied west bank from the united states a year and a half ago. another man and 19 year old was injured in a separate incidents in the village. west of ramallah is ready for says damage buildings and duck up roads, up to a series of rides until car i'm in the occupied with bank lasting, almost 2 whole dies. much of the rights of the occupied with bank had been focused on palestinian refugee camps. how to add them, how many visits the one shortly after the israeli military pulled out from the area . is it a after? and these a collective sigh of relief is really forces have retreated. people are bewildered by the destruction in an alleyway i. so most one can find the degr

james bays alj a 0 fake a hit all of the really here's what from austin as well had to say, i was highly is to do it in colorado and in america. i'm at the field a high. and 1st, if the court in the hague issues of moving to a cease, fire must move, it will abide by the c flat as long as the enemy bonds by it. second from us will release his honest prisoners detained bias. if the occupying state which has all the palestinian prisoners detained by it. we have expected of course to throw out the completely absurd and ridiculous charges. pressed by south africa, we expect v i c j to throw out these spurious and spacious judges. from all on all of this out of the medicaid is a james spies is live for us from the how you can change it. as you mentioned, a new story. there are many ways that this could play out today. can you just took us through the various scenarios a well, we know what exactly going to happen in 4 hours from now in terms of the procedure inside the peace pa, this is the international code of justice. that's the top body in the us system, the top cords of the united nations,

i'll definitely get it to james bay's reports from the hague. 17 judges of the us talk legal body took part in the deliberations on south africa's case against israel. brought home the genocide convention said rolling right out by the coats, president concluded that south africa's planes were plausible, but the situation in gauze that was very grave and urgent. and the israel, by the dehumanizing language of its leaders, had shown intent. she directly quoted israel's president and its defense minister, minister, golan stated, speaking to his rarely troops on the guards and border. i quote, i have released all restraints. you saw what we are fighting against. we are fighting human animals. this is the isis of gaza. the quotes president then read outlook judges decisions, israel most in accordance with its obligations under the genocide convention in relation to palestinians in gaza. take all measures within its power to prevent the commission of all acts within the scope of article 2 of the convention. applaud routing, which included the note of the israel properly deal with the da huma

james bays l g 0 fake hit off the rolling. here's what i'm austin, is where i'll have to say, oh, well, i'd be highly is to do it in colorado and in america. i'm at the field a high 1st, if the court in the hague is use of moving to a c spy. i'm us move in with a bind by the c flat as long as the enemy bonds, but sick and from us will release his honest prisoners detained bias. if the occupying state routes is all the pellets tending christmas detained by it, we have expected, of course, to throw out the completely upside and ridiculous charges pressed by south africa. we expect the i c j to throw out these spurious and spacious judges. well, somewhere on this is bringing out different medicaid is a james bias who's lived for us at the hague. and so there are many ways this could play out. first of all, can you just talk us through the various scenarios and how things will actually happen in court today that as well. first things tell you the scenes national goals to adjust. this is the top code in the un system, and it's a co

the resolution was brought forward by the united states diplomatic added to james bay's as life was now, if you in headquarters in new york, sir james, what's in this resolution as well? this is a resolution that condemns the attacks and the red sea by the who sees and says that those attacks must stop and takes notes of the rights of countries who are operating in the area to defend the, the amount of time assets. and so resolutions that i think was somewhat controversial with some of the countries on the security council, particularly russia, which had problems with this resolution. in fact, russia, the last minute decided to produce its own amendments, they have 3 different amendments. the resolution they wanted cost those with voted on, they did not pause, and then the main resolution was put to the vote of the security council. and that resolution dates poss, russia, and china could have blocked it because they have a veto at the security council. they decided not to and abstained, and they would joined in that extension by mozambique and also by algae area, which is the current ar

oh for that matter, these right, the position are times maybe that for the moment that james bay's at the hague, the let's across to the heart of it all, to southern dogs. it's a rafa all across one. it's kind of my mood joins is from the i need people were waiting on transportation for these rulings, not likely account. cool for us. these for the south africa and palestinians. and the supports has wanted yes, a really great deal of the frustration of the resentment because the one element that increasing go across the goals is to be including the children were waiting for with the patient. don't tell us, is that the ongoing intense bomb and do or waiting for that statement, one statement could have relieved an entire population, largely the place and more profoundly traumatized as the bombing continues across the gulf. if to the time the statement was read, there was still bombing going on and just to give hon units on the northern part, that one element that everybody waited for people, i've been saying that for weeks now the, there is ongoing, systematic killing of their, of, of th

you and the security council will meet twice in the coming days to discuss the situation in gaza, james bays out to 0 at the united nations. the coming up from that that some of the dates are in use and ecuador surprises, and has given orders to fight criminal gangs in what he termed an internal armed conflicts. a 60 day sage of emergencies enforced after one of ecuador as most powerful gone, leaders escaped prison. on monday, a group of on demand broke into a television station during a live broadcast and threaten staff. police. at least 10 people have been killed in the latest gun findings out of time around 50 has the latest from key to there's been a day of lawless cows across much of ask whether on a tuesday of tory p say there has been at least 23 different violence or incidents in 8th prophet says, a number of car bombs exploded, a number of police cars incinerated and at least 7 police officers kidnapped by the members of a gang. so that also stormed the university in the city of y a keel. and there was a brazen attack on a t v studio. while they were transmitting a live day at the o

james bays out to 0 at the united nations. the . let's take a look at some of the other world news now and police in ecuador say at least 10 people have died in recent gang violence. on monday, a group of on demand broke into a television station during a live broadcast and threatened staff. the men carrying guns and wearing hosts forced to stop to the floor before the live feed was cut off. the government has now been invested a 60 day stage of emergency began in ecuador, monday, after a convicted gang leader vanished from his prison. so i just found that on 50 has the latest from quito. and there's been a day of lawless cows across much of ask whether on a tuesday of tory p say, there has been at least 23 different violence or incidents in 8th prophet says, a number of car bombs exploded. a number of police cars incinerated into the 7 police officers kidnapped by the members of a gang. so that also stormed the university in the city of y a keel. and there was a brazen attack on a t v studio. while they were transmitting a live day

james bays out to 0 zurich or when it's ready for us as a rated several villages across the occupied westbank, 17 year old palestinian was shot through the head and killed in a village. no peace of ramallah. a 19 year old was injured in another incident in the village, west of remodel. also in the west bank is ready for us as have left a trail of destruction and to cut him after a series of raids that which la system 44 hours buildings have been partially destroyed. and many roads dug up by a bul basis is ready. all the claims they were uncovering explosive devices. at least 8 people were killed, dozens were arrested. how do i go home? it is in to kind of and has seen the extensive damage to infrastructure and to hide caused by his ready forces. surgeon, it is a scene of the station and the total cabman, referent, jacob, we can see the rubble dust here behind me. and we've been down this road uh through the narrow alleys. and every way we go, we see exactly the same thing. roads that have been torn off the business of this choice. how's the stores causburn's? it's absolutely everywhe

is only getting worse with israel frequently blocking the entry of much needed items into casa, james bay's, which is 0 of the united nations. went on and we spent democracy on go. but the editor in chief of you in dispatch, that's a blog which office may use an opinion about that you read them global affairs. he says the reason for this meeting was to compel israel to abide by the icy general in the international court of justice. its rulings are intended to be binding, but it doesn't really have any way of enforcing its rolling so countries can simply opt to ignore it without much consequence. the idea behind this meeting that was called by algeria was to provide some political momentum to in a way compel israel to abide by this ruling. but as the previous segment indicated, the ruling was interpreted in different ways by different member states, including the united states who explicitly noted that the ruling did not call for a cease fire. so it really didn't change much of the diplomatic dynamics that we've been seeing at the security council for the last several months now. they've bee

james bay's outages era by the israeli military is again conducting raised across the occupied westbank is fairly full of storm several cities including 2 bus janine and khaki. yeah, there are also reports of classes in the town of trauma. at least 372 palestinians have been killed by his very forces all setlist and the occupied westbank. since october, the 7th are still ahead on knowledge as they are. molly's military who owns the ends of 2015 peach. dave with twice separate tests and to choose as mediation al julian stone x plus another. so that i'm getting caught on guess capital book tasks were wild fires a raging on the field surrounding the city due to a severe drowsing sense of 5 by in the new weather phenomenon and climate change, the reco breaking. so in the holding shared goals, some trouble call for me through in about 12 hours. it's still snowing but much more likely to happen. the 9th is a punch you no longer do. we have a blizzard on friday in hawkeye to like to breeze. so the reading stuff, extreme and the terms on the extremely low anymore. that code has disappeared. and

james bays l g 0, the hague. while the spokesman for the us state department was asked about washington's position on the i c j's upcoming bullying, let's find out more with patio and in washington dc. so what is the state of departments, st patty about this they're saying the same thing. they've been saying since this all began, that they think the case that south africa brought is merit less. and again, this is a report, a recurring theme with abiding administration since october 7th. they say that they expect, and they tell israel that they need to respect international law and not target civilians. when people point out that they are doing that, they just sort of move past those concerns. they said that more a needs to get in again today and wonder porter said you've been saying that for months and not. nothing's changed as a time to change your rhetoric. they disputed that that that was the case, staying in on the 24th, 208 trucks. got it. and so not paying any attention to the pictures, the videos of the ab

james bay's al jazeera, the hague. now these where the military is again, conducting rates across the occupied westbank is really false, is installed in several cities, including turbines. janine and cooking. yeah. there's also reports of clashes in the town of pharma. at least 372 palestinians have been killed by a very false is all psychologically occupied. westbank since october. the 2nd is still a head here on the opposite. i'm going to send that, i'm guessing colombia capital. both that were wild fires are raging on the hills surrounding the city due to a severe drowsy sense of 5 by in new weather phenomenon and climate change. the examining the impact of today's headlines. this is not a war between an israel, this is a war against palestinians exploring a 112 clause program. and we're basically a digital firm scene investigator. but we're doing it from space design to inform. most events on the spot you want to compete at the olympic games. they come, stay, relax, see the well from a different perspective. on our

james bay's, which is 0 fake. i was just there understands that cut all is prime minister will meet the heads of us is really under gyptian intelligence services in europe this weekend to try and secure a deal between them. also this ro, folks are taking place a head all the main thing, but media just haven't safe on being able to narrow the differences between homos and israel. let's speak now to steph. tacro correspondents occupied these teresa and he's starting by for us and stuff. what are you hearing about really that delicate negotiations that are ongoing to yes, so there's been leaks about the tool for weeks about what particular was on the table . what the sticking points were, i think what is significant that you're now seeing the heads up despite agencies of egypt, of israel, of the united states, and also called her as a prime minister in foreign ministers. you mentioned their meeting because it does show that there is something i mentioned these men met before the november cease fire was agreed. so the

james bay's outages era, the hague. now these very ministry is again, conducting rates. of course the occupied westbank is where the falls is installed in several cities, things leading to our boss, janine unclear. there are also reports of classes in the town of at least $372.00 palestinians have been killed by his baby falls as old settlers in the occupied westbank since october. the 7th still had his own. i'll just say i'm going to send that. i'm guessing columbia capital both fast were wild fires, are raging on the hills surrounding the city due to a severe drought, the sense of 5 by in the, in your weather phenomenon and climate change. the underlying does that. it's still winter's the amount of rain. it's just about to fold in the event. huge amount, i think was a following. when will make it very unpleasant, anywhere from left in time to was northern, egypt is just getting a little was, is fridays, full cost. now it doesn't last, it does go through eventually, but friday. and so that's the basic pretty pull into at least the end of saturday. we left behind with th

you and the security council will meet twice in the coming days to discuss the situation in gaza, james bays out to 0 at the united nations. the by the administration has been under increasing internal pressure of its support for israel as well. and gosh, i'm sorry, gosh, resigned from the us department of education last week due to the treatment of palestinians in gauze for me as a palestinian american, as a posting and man as a passing and christian you know, my, my identity is intertwined with everything that's been happening and the reality is that there has been an your daily dehumanizing effect of our current policies and just what is allowed to persist in terms of the aggression against palestinian life. and i, you know, for weeks used every avenue i could to raise concerns about these policies, to emphasize the importance of humanizing palestinians, uh, you know, posting and men to housing and christians who are a significant minority in the region now. and you know, that message was that fell on deaf ears and it was clear, the only thing that i could do in this moment to emphasize m

james bay's alger 0 fake. well speaking to all, just bear with me. okay. for the secretary, david cameron, blaze a 2 state solution is the only the long term plan. so for lasting p c, i did that he'd been pushing is around for concessions. on getting a into garza, the situation in gaza is terrible and getting was that people going hungry? there's the danger of disease is spreading even more than they all today. one of the reasons i was in israel yesterday was the press for whole series of things to change. to get a into israel, we need the check point open for longer. we need united nations officials in gaza to be increased and number to have the visas to have the own, would cause to take the aid around and go. so we need to make sure they can actually get the income, the size to the north and all over. we need the port of ash don't open symbol a from come. we should be focused on these things all the time and i am. but clearly the best, the aiden is opposing the by the onset to this whole question is a 2 state solution is a long time on so, and in spite o

the most notable one, israel's main back of the united states are diplomatic at a james bay's in the hey james, thank you very much indeed. well, as it was, prime minister has reject as being international court of justice is what are you calling out of ages? benjamin netanyahu says is government will continue. it's war on guys. the charge of genocide level against israel is not only false is rages and this and people everywhere should rejected on the eve of the international holocaust. remember it's day ident pledge, as israel's prime minister. never again, israel will continue to defend itself against come us a genocidal terror organization. on october 7th, i must perpetrated the most horrific atrocities against the jewish people since the holocaust. and it vows to repeat these atrocities again and again and again. our wars against come us terrace, not against palestinian civilians. we will continue to facilitate humanitarian assistance and to do our utmost to keep civilians out of harm's way, even as come us use as civilians as human shields. we will continue to do what is necessar

james bays alger 0 the haig. when israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has reacted angrily to the court's decision, courtney at a disgrace. israel has been forwarded to report through the i c j in one month regarding its compliance with the measures. or do i have to have that reports now from tel aviv extensive damage just as the court did not cool. and these are up to stop is military campaign in gaza. but it also did not throw out the case submitted by south africa on genocide. the intent as israel requested with the law instead, the international court of justice would it is real to take steps to prevent acts of genocide in gaza at ruling that prime minister benjamin nathan. yeah. who was quick to dismiss. often, israel's commitment to international law is unwavering. equally unwavering is our sacred commitment to continue to defend our country and defend our people. a like every country is really has an inherent right to defend itself. the vile attempt to deny is real. this fundamental right is blazing

james bay's outages era, the hague. without ruining, let's take a closer look at the specifics. the court ordered israel to desist from all acts of genocide against the palestinian people. these include killing as well as causing serious bodily or mental home, says israel must take steps to ensure it's mainly treat, does not commit acts of genocide and but measures must be taken to prevent and punish the incitement of genocide. israel has been ordered to allow basic services and humanitarian assistance to cause goals are ruled. israel must prevent the destruction of any evidence of possible war crimes committed in gaza. and finally, israel must submit a report to the i. c. j. within one months, outlining the progress made in implementing for these measures. all right, let's bring involved the charlotte scene yet blissful, i must say it and said more than 24 hours and more just a bit. since the pronouncement from the international court of justice and illness seems as if the on the floor has increased from israel, a 170 for that. and in the last 20 for us. it's really, it's reall

james bay's, which is 0 by now within the last hour, a spokesman for the us state department was asked about washington's position on the icy jay's upcoming bully springing patio and in washington dc. to find out more about that as to what the state department said patty, about absolutely the exact same thing. they've been saying since the beginning that this is merit less and that they don't believe that is or israel is committed genocide in gaza. it's james just mentioned, we're really carefully watching what the americans are saying, because it does have the potential to truly matter. as you mentioned, the ice, c, j is the highest cord in the land. if it arose against israel, israel kept appeal, but it doesn't have any it enforcement mechanism. the enforcement mask, the mechanism would come from the un security council, which as you mentioned, the us has vetoed several resolutions. i really protects israel at the united nations security council. so we, he was asked about the potential ru alina to stay for the state department, and here's what he had to say about that. over the cours

james bay's alger 0, the hague, hit on the rolling. here's what a mouse in israel had to say. oh, what i'd highly is to do it in colorado and in america, i'm at the field a high 1st. if the court in the hague, she was enrolled into a c spy. i'm us moving with a bind by the c slap, as long as the enemy bonds by it. second from us will release his honest prisoners detained bias. if the occupying state really is old palestinian christmas detained by it. we have expected, of course, to throw out the completely upside and ridiculous charges pressed by south africa. we expect the i c j to throw out these spurious suspicious judges and amendments. we will head. so if somebody mila who is in johannesburg for reaction to the coming interim, rolling the fist fits it over to john spies, who is standing by in the hike for us. and james, uh, there are many ways that this could play out to that. can you just talk us through the various scenarios? so yeah, what will happen is here the peace palace, the international court of justice will issue each ruling in 5 hours from now that will be rig

when you're forecast james checking bay area bridges. james, good morning, dave. yes, and we'll start off with your bay bridge approach. westbound 80 here at the toll plaza. the camera showing we've got nice light traffic. only 7 minutes to get from the maze to fremont street in san francisco. so it's a quick right, no surprise here at the early hour. also checking the roads here at the san mateo bridge westbound. 92 you can see is just 13 minutes to get from hayward out towards foster city. it's that right hand side. that is your commute direction. lot of gaps between the car. so nothing really slow you down there. we're also watching to the north. the richmond, sandra fell bridge west bound 5.80, are toll plaza camera shows just a handful of headlights here. make a good time. 8 minutes to get from the east bay out towards the north bay. and if you are in the north bay heading into san francisco, you're southbound 101 ride looking good from highway 37 to the toll plaza in san francisco. it's only taking a 21 at or better. then your average drive. right now. we'll

best must be submitted within the span of one month from the ruling. diplomatic added to james bay's is that the hague was more on the judge's ruling. they basically accepted old arguments that were made by south africa. they accepted the urgency, the severity of the situation. they found that it was possible that was um, israel was doing well acts that were covered by the genocide convention. and they laid out some of the things that is valid said including statements through the president of israel, from the defense minister of israel to the court. agreed was the humanizing language a specifically at one of one group being the palestinians, despite all that, they didn't come up with what south africa dos for which was very, very specific measures in terms of the orders in these so called provisional measures. and instead of the court has come up with something, a little broad, a saying that israel must take every measure possible to avoid acts that could lead to genocide. now the south africans and the south african minister said she would have liked them to have the specific sanct

is only getting worse with israel frequently blocking the entry of much needed items into casa, james bay's, which is 0 of the united nations. here we spoke to motley on goldberg, the editor in chief of you in dispatch of local itself is use an opinion about you . and in the 1st he says, the reason for this meeting was to compel israel to abide by the i c. j meeting. however, different interpretations of the really may make that difficult in the international court of justice. its rulings are intended to be binding, but it doesn't really have any way of enforcing its ruling so countries can simply opt to ignore it without much consequence. the idea behind this meeting that was caused by algeria was to provide some political momentum to in a way compel israel to abide by this ruling. but as the previous segment indicated, the ruling was interpreted in different ways by different member states, including the united states who explicitly noted that the ruling did not call for a cease fire. so it really didn't change much of the diplomatic dynamics that we've been seeing at the security council

i want to on pick some of that interview between until near good cyrus and james bay's the. i mean, one of the 1st things that the un secretary general was talking about, his biggest concern about the situation currently in the region is an escalation and 11 on he said we cannot have what is going on in gaza to happen in love and on what stood out for you. well, 1st of all, uh, without sounding the subjective. uh, the excellent line of questioning from james. i thought that was important to be asking those particular questions. us and uh, i think the on so the i city, i think the 2nd in general of course, who use the 2nd general and he needs to speak for the united nations as a whole. but i think it has answered about about the escalation. and the reason i thought that was important, he puts his finger what it must be, i thought that was an honest and brave to defy most of the western powers. he is after all, europeans right for the diesel. and i think it was important that he puts his finger inside the stop escalation 11 onto the stuff this condition and thought i'd see you

james bays l g 0 bag fentanyl coming up on this is our including a warning signs in don accuse each other are forced to be retaining and torturing civilians. we hear from some who say, say repeat the question is investigative committee has released footage showing what it claims is debris from a military playing that was shot down on wednesday. russia is accused ukraine of downing the plane that was transporting ukrainian prisoners of war. keith hasn't denied decrees, but this fuse key aspects the united nations security council is currently meeting to discuss the russian allegations less crossover to give it. and it's on the who is that you and a headquarters in new york, a meeting which was requested, an urgent meeting requested by the russian foreign minister, 24 hours ago. both sides not prevent presenting their versions of events. what have we heard so far? get as well, we've heard from the russian deputy ambassador to the united nations. he was one of the 1st to speak, and he called this pre meditated crime by the ukraine. and he also said that uh, identified, he said that uh they b

james bay's alger 0. the hate coming up on the news, our warring sides, and so don accused each other a force of the detaining and torturing civilians. we use some of those who said it would be i'm on the phone that i'm getting hold on guess capital for the tasks were wild fires are raging on the hills surrounding the city due to a severe drowsing sense of 5 by in your weather phenomenon. and climate change the ass now take a look at some of the days of in use on ology 0 and the un security council will discuss roches claims that ukraine shot down. a military pain, transporting ukrainian prisoners of war keep, hasn't denied the phase, but this huge key aspects of rob mcbride reports from ukraine's capital a day after a russian military plane crash tier not far from the border with ukraine. there's a growing list of questions, but few ounces. why? for example, us, the ukranian government has russia, which normally documents present their exchanges like this one not released any images. right? you have shop

james bays out to 0 zurich, miss american national security spokesman john kennedy has the white house is seriously concerned out to the killing of a palestinian american to the alter pod. westbank that happened during the day of multiple is rarely rides across the region. the 17 year old palestinian american blue shows in the head and killed the village east of ramallah. he had just moved back to the occupied westbank from the united states a year and a half ago. another man and 19 year old was injured in a separate incidents in the village west of ramallah also. and the westbank is where the forces have left a trail of destruction until covering up to a series of rides there which lost in some 44 hours. buildings had been partially destroyed and many roads dug out by bulldozers. these ready army times they were uncovering explosive devices. at least age people were killed and dozens of wrist as an adult who made has been in to cover and has seen the extensive damaged infrastructure in homes caused by his rarely forces. a surgeon. it is a scene of the station and the total cabman, ref

to discuss the situation in gaza, james bays out to 0 at the united nations. the . all right, let's take a look at some other use now. and scientists have confirmed that 2023 was the world's fault is here on record data from the competitive cuz climate change service shows 2023 was obviously advice. essential margin and likely to be the world war miss. and the last 100000. yes. since june 2023, every month as being the world's hottest on record, compared with the corresponding month on frequencies, scientist had expected. the widely had expected. the mazda of climate records were repeatedly broke of what site is on during his life from washington, dc is adding the circles case is the director of the center for climate and security. aaron, good to have you with us and i'd like to high man on what this means for the security of the world. we live in to what degree a climate change is driving instability in conflict around the world. because it's, it has a very definitive effect, and yeah, absolutely, thank you for having me. what we saw in this past year with record t

james bays out to 0 zurich. my certification is in most griffith told russia says during discussions it and besides a need for the group to release is ready to captive and condemn the catastrophic humanitarian crisis unfolding in the gauze. has triplets cost now to you to shuffle oliver, who joins us from moscow. you this isn't the 1st time home asked allegations being in moscow. what's it all about? yeah, absolutely. right. so basically here in law square the have my stomach ation headed by police beer of men. but mussa, i believe our zig discussed ways to achieve a c spot and gaza. they were talking with the russian deputy for administer behavior. what was done over here, uh, the policies emphasized the humanitarian flies and the gorgeous trip it had reached catastrophic proportions. the last movement up to you pursued a statement on that telegram channel. the statement says that the high mazda kind of gauge some highly appreciate structures diplomatic efforts, as well as russian humanitarian assistance provid

on here at the united nations in new york. times thank you very much. indeed. diplomatic editor james bays at the united nations in new york or fighting is going to be the secondary proceedings of the international criminal court. as we've been discussing, israel is expected to defend itself against accusations of genocide made by side of africa. both countries are allowed to appoint one judge to the panel that's giving the case. israel's chosen, its former supreme court presidents, a home bach, 87 year old was born and miscellaneous, and he's a survivor of the holocaust. his parents moved to the british mandate of palestine in 1947 a year before the creation of the state of israel. monica showed support for israel's warning garza and these kind you see no evidence that israel's violated international humanitarian law. and an interview with canadian newspaper, the globe and mail. you said quote, it may be proportional to kill 5 innocent kids in order to target their leader. and they argue that the rules of collateral damage permitted the killing of palestinian fighters even if that leads t

james bays out to 0 zurich as what is ready for us as of right in several villages across the occupied westbank. a 17 year old palestinian was shot in the head and killed in a village northeast of ramallah. a 19 year old was injured in another incident in the village west of remodel. also in the west bank is ready for us to have left a trail of destruction until the time after series of rates that which lost it some 44 hours. buildings have been partially destroyed and many roads dug up by bull days. as is ready how many claims they were uncovering its place of devices. at least 8 people were killed, dozens arrested. for the time it has been to cut them and have seen the extensive damage to infrastructure and to have caused by is ready forces. certainly it is a scene of the station and the total caraway refugee camp. we can see the rubble just here behind me, and we've been down this road uh through the narrow alleys. and every way we go, we see exactly the same thing. roads that have been torn off the business is destroys, how's the stores causburn's? it's absolutely everywhere the le

bay. >> darya james, back to you. thanks, train 81. and today the man accused of killing 7 people and half moon bay will be arraigned. yeah. he was indicted by a jury last week. as a matter of fact, the kron four's will tran is live at the san mateo county superior courthouse with the latest on today's developments. will. ser injured. let me show you a picture as well as video of the accused shooter. his name is sean lee zhao 66 years old at the time he was indicted by the grand jury last friday. 7 counts of first-degree murder and one count of first-degree attempted murder. fortunately, one person did survive the shooting. it all went down last year at 2 mushroom farms in half moon bay, according to authorities, zhao was upset that he had to pay a fine for damaging some farm equipment. he went into 2 farms, started shooting the victims. 5 of them were chinese nationals and then went into another mushroom farm just a couple of miles away and fired shots. there before ultimately turning himself in at a substation, a police substation and

bay. ktvu james torres live from the airport at half moon bay with some new details. well, we are getting updates from the san mateo county sheriff's office who responded here in the evening yesterday. we also know the us coast guard is involved in this search here, and we can see one of their helicopters that is docked here at the airport this morning, one that we believe to have been part of that search yesterday evening. now, witnesses are telling investigators they saw a plane flying erratically in the airspace off the coast before they all of a sudden didn't see it anymore. your california highway patrol as well, involved in the search. they say a two propeller plane took off from the east bay before crashing into the ocean in. crews say they have since found pieces of that plane and now they are looking for survivors. people who saw that plane in the air say they were eating dinner nearby. they heard the engine sputter and at this time, those crews are not sure how many people were in that plane, so they're not really sure how many survivors they are looking for.

bay. good morning, lydia. good morning, james. ng up today on live in the bay because the four-time emmy nominated writer and producer best known for his work on family guy and will and grace. >> we chat with gary genetic about his latest books and upcoming stop in san francisco. then today marks national martin luther king junior day and we're honoring the civil rights leader by visiting his former home in georgia and taking a look into how one special family member is honoring his legacy. plus, it's the elegant and whimsical celebration of art music technology and circus. all the details on the edwardian ball and how san francisco as part of its multi-city tour. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say in today's question of the day, so in honor of mlk day, we want to know what is one thing we can do to make the world a better place. let us know could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. james, back to one thing we could do, i think in the era of social media, we can think twice and type like

bay. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james. we'll get s to those stories in a minute. first, though, let's step outside to see what it's like. that's a little wet here on market in san francisco. people walking around with some light showers coming down. okay. things are going to change a lot by this afternoon, though. let's take a peek mornings. exactly right. yeah. we've got some wet conditions this morning. light showers, misty conditions, low clouds. and then this afternoon, sunshine comes back out. hey, but at least this morning, we don't have any 30's on the map. it's a much more mild start to the day. let's look outside east bay hills clouding in a little bit more as those showers roll our direction. temperatures are in the upper 40's to low 50's. not that chilly at all. definitely focus on that. nice light rain jacket. you will be good to go as you're getting out there now course watch for some slick spots. not a lot being detected on radar. that's actually how light these showers are. it's some heavy mist for a lot of spots and it is enough to condense on road

live in the bay hala, james. what you did there coming up today on live in the bay. >> in san francisco's top comedy festival that will host more than 200 shows across the city. we get all the laughs in with sf sketch fest in learn a little bit more about the big names coming to the state. then it's the handcrafted gourmet popcorn brand. that's on a mission to provide competitive and inclusive employment for people with disabilities. we chat with prospector popcorn on how the transforming passions into professions. plus, she's the doctor that's breaking down universal truths to help you overcome the resolution trap. we sat down with doctor to discuss her elevate club community. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say in today's question of the day. so go ahead scan the qr code today. we're asking, where is your all-time dream vacation? let us know. could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, james. all right. thank you very much. olivia, thanks so much. appreciate >> go the st

bay. good morning, olivia. good morning, james. coming up today on live in the bay. >> it's the world's premier form motorcycle racing returning to the bay area for the first time in over a decade, we chat with the super cross race or head of the monster energy supercross race happening at oracle park. plus the company that's helping healthcare professionals, turner skills and passions into a career that allows more flexibility. how you can become a freelance medical writer with cross college e. then the man behind the decade of kindness, challenge and house inspired to do 10 acts of service in one year. find out how you can participate. and even win the grand prize. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say in today's question of the day, so go ahead and scan that qr code today. we want to know what are you thankful for? let us know could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. james. >> a warm coat. that's what i'm thankful for today. i wish i had a warm hole that for years it was olivia, thank you

bay area. ktvu is james torres has more from vallejo. >> a freshly planted tree represents life and legacy.re trying to do is, as a leadership group here in the city of vallejo, is continue doctor martin luther king's vision of peace, civility and human decency. >> good morning. good morning. >> this is the mlk junior legacy grove ceremony behind city hall in vallejo. local leaders led the charge in planning about 50 new trees at a park recently named after doctor king. >> they help the environment a lot. they take a lot of they take a lot of harmful stuff out of the soil, out of the air. >> some of these volunteers are with the student conservation association, who commit to helping city organizations with projects to improve the environment that holds already dug out here, i think. >> but we're going to be teaching people how to take the tree out of the buckets that they come in, how to prep them for the hole, how to make sure that the tree stays healthy. >> people here originally planned to do this saturday, but forecasted storms prompted organizers to postpone until this morning. they s

bay that was destroyed in a christmas day fire. i'm sure you remember that big fire. also ahead, the james beard foundation releasing its list of semifinalists for its prestigious awards and bay area chefs and restaurants are making a big showing in those awards. at first, though, in just two minutes, california's high speed rail may be nearly a decade away. but today we're getting a first look at what the inside of those trains could ook like not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the only democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senate - with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. event. the first segment of the project is set to open in the central valley

bay. i'm daria and i'm james. we'll get to those stories in a minute. but we've got to talk about the fog because that is the other big story this morning right there across the bottom for sure is making for a beautiful look at above. hey, yeah, about the fog. it's gorgeous. but then you get down into it. you're like, all right. the step is take this morning. >> we're looking at a very foggy morning and that is impacting your commute and a lot of spots. here's your view outside from the east bay, from the berkeley hills that you can see. we have cleared out a little bit in the city of berkeley itself, but there's still a lot of fog, especially around the bay bridge toll plaza. right now, we do have dense fog advisories for a lot of the north bay. some of us are clearing out a few spots. but still, if you're leaving the house this morning, trying to give yourself some extra time on the roads. other than that today is going to be a dry one. really the last of our dry days before a series of very wet days ahead of us as we move into the weekend. so if you

bay. good morning, jess. >> hey, good morning, james. today on live in the bay. wind is making its broadway return after its world premiere 50 years ago. emmy award-winning actor and singer wayne brady joins us with details of this tour and the latest skincare trends for 2024, we're joined by our skincare expert doctor sethi with details on what you need to know and things you should avoid to put your best going forward. plus, the qr code safety system that is helping families reconnect with missing loved ones. we'll meet with the founder of scanned the home and learn how this technology is. transforming lives. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code today. we want to know if you can beat anyone in the world today. who would you meet and why? let us know in your answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, james. >> all right. maybe the dali lama. how do you stay so calm? we think we need that. >> in this day and age, i would love to know as well. you have

bay. olivia. hey, james, how's it going? ng up today on live in the bay. >> local foundation that best latino organizations and unites leaders to advocate for change. we sat down with the latino community foundation to discuss all the ways that they're giving back. and speaking of giving back, he's the local designer who focuses his work on servicing the community. we chat with the founder of somewhere in america to find out how donating to children. plus, he's the local artist who creates magic through both abstract, an art pieces d photography. we get the inside scoop on mako. what on of these latest work and how you can get your hands on one of his pieces. and as always, we want to hear what you our viewers have to say in today's question of the day. so my to the new year, we're sticking to this what are you looking forward to most in 2024, that can pretty much be about anything. let us know. and it could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. james. >> summer barbecue weather. 6 months out. but i