i am john yang.he israeli military says it will limit fighting in a small area of southern gaza in order to allow more aid to reach thousands desperately in need of food. daytime military operations will pause along a seven mile stretch of road between the kerem shalom sing with israel and stined for gaza swed when ralose the raw fol national secitysight - vir jake sullivan played a key le heet on one-on- with foirs and correspondent nick shifrin. >> defense forces announcement this morning of what they are calling a technical humanitarian pause from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. every day, from the crossing between israel into gaza going toward russia -- rough -- rafah. how significant is that? >> it is significant. this is a good and appoint step because we met a huge amount of progress getting into gaza, including work that president biden did to get kerem shalom back open a few weeks after the rafah the issue now has been getting aid around gazao food, mice, and water. this technical pause will allow fo

i'm john yang. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has thrown up a hurdle to president biden's proposed path to ending the war in gaza. he said there can be no permanent ceasefire until hama'' military and governing capabilities are destroyed. in a stateme, netanyahu said "the notion that israel will agree to a permanent ceasefire before these conditions are fulfilled is a non-starter." on friday, mr. biden said israel's bombardment of gaza has left hamas "no longer capable" of another large-scale attack on israel like october 7 and that it is "time for this war to end." the families of israelis held hostage in gaza called on both israel and hamas to take the deal. hamas said it views the president's proposal "positively," as do many war-weary gaza residents. >> [translated] this proposal came late, but better late than never. we hope from god, the american administration, and the european community in general to continue to put pressure on israel for a cease-fire. john: netanyahu also accepte

. ♪ john: good evening, i'm john yang. day after israel rescued four hostages from gaza, palestinians assessed the high cost of that operation -- one of the deadliest days of the eighth -- eight month war. the ga health ministry says 274 palestinians were killed and 700 others wounded during the israeli assault inside the nuseirat refugee camp. today, there were more israeli airstrikes in central gaza. the military says it's targeting hamas infrastructure. palestinians say enough is enough. >> for the millionth time, we deliver a message to the international community. we do not want aid, we want you to stop the war. we do not know where to go. they move us from right to left, and from left to right, they tell us to go to the south, come to the center. what is going on? we have been suffering for months. john: in france, president biden ended its five day visit -- i deal with france to use profits. still to pbs news weekend, eradicating malaria and a new book delves into the signs on personal stories envoy -- for young peo

i'm john yang. there's jubilation in israel tonight after the military took four hostages safely out of central gaza. the daylight operation washe largest rescue mission of the war so far. israeli army video shows some of them running to an awaiting helicopter. the four had been held since october 7, when they were kidnapped by hamas at a music festival. they were taken to a hospital to be checked over and reunited with their families. >> thank you for bringing my son to me, to us. i'm so excited that i could hug him today. john: the rescue operation came amid an intense israeli air and ground assault on the nuseirat refugee camp. at least 210 dead palestinians were taken to local hospitals, according to a health official. in france for a state visit, president biden said the united states would work to free all the remaining hostages, including eight americans. russia and ukraine exchanged more drone attacks overnight. moscow-based officials said at least 28 people were killed in the partially russ

. ♪ john: good evening, i'm john yang.dministration said today it's confident israel will move forward with the patho ending the war in gaza that the president outlined, if hamas agrees to it. prime minister benjamin netanyahu's chief foreign policy advisor said in an interview published today that israel had agreed to the proposal, but he also underscored the israeli position that hamas must be destroyed as "a genocidal terrorist organization" before there can be a permanent ceasefire. despite that apparent sticking point, white house national security spokesman john kirby sounded optimistic on abc' "this week." >> are we in a situation now where if hamas says yes, then israel is going to say no? >> no. this was an isrli proposal. we have every expectation that if hamas agrees to the proposal, as was transmitted to them, an israeli proposal, then israel would say yes. john: there's pressure on netanyahu from far-right coalition partners who say they'll bring down the government if he goes along with the deal, and from cen

i'm john yang. it's a tale of extremes across the united states -- oppressive heat, wildfires, and flooding hitting many parts of the country. from the midwest to the east coast, millions of people are searching for relief from record-breaking temperatures. in many places, it felt hotter than 100 degrees. and it's only the beginning. the heat wave is forecast to last all weekend, affecting people from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic and prompting health warnings. >> i don't know how long this is going to continue. it's just horrible. >> if you have to be outside, be outside for a minimal amount time as much as needed. definitely drink a lot of water, always hydrated. john: the extreme weather is affecting travelers, too. amtrak warned customers some northeast corridor trains will travel at slower speeds because of the heat. that's causing delays of up to an hour. in the west, a wildfire in new mexico has tak root and spread quickly. residents said an orange and black haze quickly filled the skie

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ation to uh, it comes off that he signed a mutual defense, fax is not currently that came john in john yang. and the germany is the 1st team to advance to the knockout stage of the auto 2020 full off to the victory of a hungry the span of do welcome, how sudden the leader of the hezbollah melisha in another done has threatened to fight with no rules if he has been launch is a full scale involved with his group. he also said cyprus would be a legitimate target in any future. well, if it continues its ministry collaboration with israel, his statement followed israel's announcement, but it's ministry has approved a plan for an operation in southern lebanon. the latest strikes on lebanon, of israel and the militant group has boss, have been trading cross boulder, a tex almost. they know they have taken steps for the potential for a full scale conflict. israel has approved what it calls up irrational plans for an offensive in lebanon. we've made absolutely clear that one way or another diplomatically all through. uh, minutes remains uh, off of mold in bold. uh, the north of our country will, uh,

vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong and have signed a strategic partnership agreement and john yang. both leaders seeking to expand cooperation with pollution looking to boost defense ties as he continues as war and ukraine. your news update at this hour? i'm sorry, richard sent for lynn. many thanks for watching the can you see what old car tires have to do with you? production, here's a hands on the real media watch now on youtube. why do humming does not get drunk. why do go to.

john yang after a busy week, thank you. so good to see you. john: thank you.nwhile, the supreme court has swept aside longstanding legal precedent in its ruling today overturning the chevron doctrine, majorly curtailing the power of federal agencies to interpret the laws they regulate. the decision is expected to have far-reaching implications on everything from the environment to healthcare. geoff: for a closer look at the overturning of the chevron precedent, we're joined by andrew mergen. he spent three decades as an attorney for the department of justice environment and natural , resources division. he now heads the emmett environmental law and policy clinic at harvard law school. thank you's the much for being with us. andrew: thank you. geoff: the chevron case is of scare but has a huge impact. it is shorthand for a long-standing tradition that says there is an ambiguous statute that courts defer to -- the thinking has been the agencies have the expertise. today the supreme court said that is no longer the case. how big of a deal is this? andrew: in the

you knew a, now these broadcasts are likely to further inferior john yang. it considered the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and in the past has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera reminder, there's always more news on our website. technology. is there a dot com, the very latest on all of our top stories on there, including the war on guys that of course, that is it from me for the back people. for now, i'll be back with more news. so after the documentary state lives in syria, stay with us the the latest news as it breaks the heart fidelity is a very critical point right now we're not far from completely shutting down all the for this with detailed coverage houses are being forced to the guns they live with the constance. fear that more is right, is hawks, are never far behind from the hall. so the story, the is very well in the gorgeous flip has led to talk to condemn your human carrying position as a huge amount of waste. like forces that 3 the the 6th strikes and 25 minutes the 1st day to arrive and to see is the one i was worr

let's bring in our john yang. ng did not address the underlying issues the plaintiffs raised, instead deciding only on standing. the decision was unanimous. was that surprising? john: not entirely. the oral arguments really focused on, did the doctors have the legal right to sue. in the unanimous opinion today, justice kavanaugh said no, they don't have a direct personal stake in this. because they are antiabortion doctors, because they are morally opposed to abortion, they don't prescribe mifepristone, they don't perform abortion procedures. so what they were challenging was the regulation of other doctors who did, and you cannot do that in our system. geoff: there is another big abortion-related case we are waiting on that has to do with abortion law in idaho. does this ruling in anyway give an indication of what might be to come out of the idaho case? john: not really because it is a totally different question. the question in idaho is whether -- essentially a total ban on abortion. the only exception is to save

geoff: john yang, thank you for walking us all through this. we appreciate it. decision to reject the opioids settlement is a major blow to states, local governments, individuals, and tribes all expecting more than $6 billion. for more on the court's decision, we're joined by brian mann, who covers this as npr's national addiction correspondent. it is worth underscoring here what you have reported on for a long time that more than 300,000 americans have died from opioid overdoses since the year 2000. briefly remind us about the role played by purdue pharma and the sackler family in the making of that crisis. brian: when purdue pharma introduced oxycontin under the leadership of members of the sackler family, they pushed hard and marketed this medication as lower risk, something that more doctors, more dentists, more people across the medical profession could prescribe almost casually. it turned out oxycontin was highly addictive, and opened the floodgates to this addiction and overdose death crisis we are in the middle of right now. we are seeing 100,000 opioid

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john yang says it will stop sending them when south korea to activist stop spreading, prop again the leaflets. on sunday, the south korean military said that its soldiers fired warning shots after north korean troops, briefly crossed the border. instead of believe the group of about 20 men crossed by mistake, there was concern that this cold board that it could get hot and that the weapons could go from being psychological to be convention. south korean soldiers stand god. their attention focused firmly on the north. people here on the edge of to sunday skirmish at the border, even if the military says this was not a serious attempt to enter the cell. what do you got given that the north korean military immediately moved north. after our warning broadcasts and warning shots, we believe that they did not intend to invade. but despite the reassuring woods relations between the 2, korea's r at the lowest and use tensions up in ratcheting up in recent weeks of the po and yang sent hundreds of rubbish filled balloons across the border. as many of the balloons was said to be filled with ex

now these broadcasts are likely to further inferior john yang. it considered the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and in the past has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera, a luxury apartment complex and should ease on the verge of collapse off the alarm slide. these 60 residents in the city of vienna del ma, with vacuum ration from the area, place a heavy rain from the noise for shrinking the month slide. associate me to a deep sink. hole has now been revealed under the foundations. more rain is expected this week. fault of a popular mountain road in the usa to wyoming has collapsed in a land slide drive. and footage of the touch on pos shows the extent of the damage . official say, it's on clear when the road can be reconstructed. okay, that's it for me, molly. inside lots more information on a website out is there a dot com is continue cno upstairs. one or one of the award winning program from international. so make, as we've just seen so many people traveling with children, thinking a long and difficult to explore an a

in north korea, vladimir putin arrives in john yang for his 1st visit in 24 years. moscow says it wants to reshape the decades of russia, north korea relations by sprinkling ties. also coming up the is really army approves plans for a military operation against has full law militia in southern lebanon. tensions between the 2 had flared since the october 7 terrorist attacks and the subsequent war in guns plus wild.

in north korea. vladimir putin arrives in john yang for his 1st visit in 24 years. moscow says it wants to reshape the decades of russia. north korea relations by strengthening ties. also coming up the is really army approves plans for a military operation against hesper law militia, in southern lebanon. tensions between the 2 had flared since the october 7th terrorist attacks and the subsequent war in gaza. plus wildfires threaten the world's largest wetlands in brazil, el nino conditions and climate change in danger of vital global resource. the hello i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russian president vladimir protein rather north korean leader kim jong. one has received russian president vladimir putin on his 1st state visit to the country in 24 years. those leaders are seeking to expand cooperation with 13, looking to boost defense ties as he continues his war in ukraine. north korea has already supplied russia with artillery and other ammunition. after a lavish welcoming ceremony, the russian president express his gratitude for nor 3 of support and said to leaders will s

and now these broadcasts are likely to further inferior john yang. it considered the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and in the past has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera. that's it for me. jessica washington, you can find more information on our website or to 0 at dot com. news continues here on out to 0. after one o one a. the he says he went to more towards here yet to provide a are you looking back? are you a no no file but not in the eyes of his government. my life was being us. can you just me like i just said these are these really toast. in the 2nd part of the series, we follow a british age work or as he prepares to cut a test, his citizenship revocation, the less than attitude determines increase. so you're only as good as possible. take listen celia. and i'll just 0 india ramping to illegals, mining it's right. these an ancient mountain range. the out of the lease florida. discarded them on top of as good as well, but i think going to get the minds of feeding india's infrastructure, but they're also having a de

north korea prior to his 1st visit to the country since 2000 our correspond that has arrived in john yang ahead of the russian president to keep you updated on all the latest, the, the military staff director general warrens about western countries. a waning influence in central and west africa. but frustration goes away the but.

now these broadcasts are likely to further in furious john yang. it considered the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and then the pass has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera. as the weather is next on the inside story with the cut, how much impressions vary government is owned to secure the release of old captives and gone off to full freedom saturday. searching the hello, there is a divided picture across the south asia. we got lots of heat and dry weather, continuing across the moving parts of the region. but down in the south, where the monsoon rains have picked up across from the central parts of india, bringing some very heavy rain to the likes of. com. that's my roster and go what we read. warnings out here. monday into tuesday. we are expecting some flooding from that heavy rain, the heavy rain as well, stretches across the bay of bengal, pumping into me in my up into a bundle dish, and northeastern states of india monday into choose day. before the north of this, it is a very dry and hot picture for the likes of ne

so as you said, usually significant, any comment from john yang? well, actually, the told him that it's come from from pyongyang is a, is very different. kim says he's looking forward to consolidating the relationship between 2 powerful nations and strengthening piece and stability. a meaningful dice and close amicable report, which would continue between us in the future. will so that consolidate the total cornerstone of d b r k. a russian relations in the new era and on this basis strongly promoted because of the 2 countries building powerful nations and make it positive contribution to realizing global peace and security and genuine international justice on the victory and prosperity are always in store for the peoples of the 2 countries who are familiar, united with common aspirations and ideals. so kim, that was speaking of these shared values between the 2 nations and a genuine, multi polar weld based on prosperity. so imagine the west is watching this visit closely. what's been the reaction? well, perhaps on surprisingly the west has been ap

now these broadcasts are likely to further inferior john yang. it considered the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and then the pass has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera, coming up next announces era inside story looks at how these really government is under more pressure to secure the release of old captives in gaza after 4 were freed on saturday. and i'll have the news hour for you right after that. thank you for watching. stay with us on launch is here the, the temperatures are coming down a little bit now in cyprus, but didn't talk you the on the rise in places, at least initially the 37 that looks quite hot. it is quite as on the record. but the given the class moved away now on the shelves and they're just in eastern turkey in media and georgia. then the son will do is jump. there are very few shells around these little blue bits all the chance. so it's hot weather. we talked about them every now and fact even ask about it should not be as often as 4 pieces of several degrees above the average. fairly typical i h

now these broadcasts are likely to further inferior john yang. it considered the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and in the past has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera. let's get moving. this with mason richie is a career specialist. i'm an associate professor of international politics at hancock, university foreign studies, the joint stuff from sol. thank you for your time. said the blue mall now taking a new twist with the blasting of these louts because into the north they've, they've carried out the sort of strategy previously haven't may. i mean, why is that that a in few rates to north so much i so nice for you to really hate these uh, solid speaker uh, attacks against kim jong. i'm gonna because a and somebody's threatening legitimacy redeem, they're just built on. they called the personality i came in who came family. so these attacks are considered not only didn't sold to national pride and not only. ready considered us for employment, but as far as i bought the work there, but they're also, you know, a person

now these broadcasts are likely to further inferior john yang. it considers the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and then the pass has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera. that's it for me. jessica washington, you can find more information on our website, which is 0 dot com. news continues here on out to 0 of the studio p, the from palestine to pakistan. from syria to being donasia ok, foundation is delivered to bonnie to over 3300000 people. this year we will be delivering to bonnie to over $23.00 countries across the globe. supporting communities in areas affected bible families, conversation and dishonest. your coupon a isn't lifeline for someone in a donate. now with confidence give you a coupon a today without kind of foundation the soon somebody like me and nothing economist. what i see is a complete poverty of ideas. the fan, your pre about give you kind of makes if that happens in any other profession, they will be fired. yeah, well, not just fire. they would go to prison. yeah. if you're talking about changing p

the streets of john yang have been lined with russian flags and certain portraits the head of the president's visit, particularly around that kim elson square are located in the center of the capitol, where a welcome serenade. maloney will take place tomorrow on june. 19th will be june 19th will be a busy day, as many meetings and other events are scheduled for the russian and north tram leaders. our correspondence on quarter will be bringing you all the latest from chunking the, on the eve of the trip, the russian president praise moscow's relationship with the d. b r k, highlighting their united stance on the international arena. a feeling young was and remains are staunch like minded support to ready to resolutely resist the desire of the collective west to prevent the formation of a multi point. a world order based on justice, mutual respect for sovereignty and consideration of each other's interests. how does it visit, printing is highlighting the emergence of a new multi power in a world one which the west and in particular the united states seems to on the mind, failing a loss of power

now these broadcasts are likely to further inferior john yang. it considered the loud speaker broadcast an act of war. and then the pass has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers out 0. it. okay, and that's it for me, monday inside. whether it's next them inside story will examine how the plaintiff is right. a captive is affecting the thompson is the faith 5 the had lower that there's lots of heat pumping across the moving parts of africa. and that's pushing across the eastern areas of the mediterranean and into the live and pushing temperatures up for the likes of syria, as well as lebanon across the rock and into q weight as well. that remains a very hot and dry picture. here is what's up further north of this for eastern areas of took it into the caucuses and some of that rain touches down into the north west of iran. but to the south is a very hot and dry picture, with temperatures continuing to rise across the gulf. and across the event, look at that $48.00 degrees celsius in baghdad, and to a city on tuesday. and the heat extends acr

russian president vladimir putin and dpr k later kim john noon are holding a news conference in john yang. let's listen to that. this is just to what i do. but let's see, let's just suppose i need to consider like a 2 i go thing. and that was going to make a president of the state of fast. so for the democratic people's republic, lashania of korea control on for the invitation to visit your country. to me, you're familiar, i'm just going to uh to somebody julie will probably will hesitate down to him just as all comes out of it. and then by that's no cause that's not my for you mean happy to be here in the hospital. korea lander, once again just this, all people are guessing maybe them good, always to be amazing. a junior people in your we have to in the resume, you prioritize and strengthening the traditionally strong and friendly russian korean relations. so you can get a little just sitting in front of you to just talk to him about on 516 and they will send you a, giving a call with us in a couple weeks. and you asked me to go through is lovely that i do see a few things they are based

now these broadcasts are likely to further inferior john yang. it considered the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and then the pass has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera. now in one of sports because rivalries, india have beach and focused on in the t 20 cricket. we'll talk to close and on the next stage of the competition, they go to fries is tom size, that reports so many of those in unfamiliar territory in a city this ice did stanley cups of old series and n b a finals. it's the t 20 cricket woke up that had everyone's attention in new york on sunday. so the 4000 people were in the stadium to watch india versus puck, a stun. almost off at the least watching in front of the television, former champions and find lists just 2 years ago. there was pressure in progress done to get things right off the host usa course, one of the biggest shops in recent history.

further in serious john yang, it considers the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war and in the past has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera. now in one of sports, because rivalries, india have beaten, focused on, and the t 20 cricket will come to close. and on the next stage of the competition they go to fries is tom size. that reports so many of those in unfamiliar territory in a city. this ice did stanley cups of old series and b, a finals. it's the t 20 cricket woke up that had everyone's attention in new york on sunday. so the 4000 people were in the stadium to watch any of us as practiced on almost off the police watching in front of the television, former champions and find list just 2 years ago. there was pressure on purpose done to get things right off the host usa course, one of the biggest shops in recent history on 1st day by basing them focused on the damage opened is very totally n road showing that on cheaply rash up punch was his usual inventive self be tough school with 42. is he trying to get into a close to a competitive title? focused on this q

now these broadcasts are likely to further inferior john yang. it considers the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and then the pass has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera, a luxury apartment complex, and that city is on the verge of collapse, softer land slide. and the 60 residents in the city of vienna delmont were evacuated from the area. they say heavy rain from the night before triggered the much slide. 13 nita deep sing. caldwell has now been revealed under the foundations . more rate is expected this week. and part of a part of the mountain road in the us state of wyoming has collapsed in and then slide drone footage of the testing past shows the extent of the damage. there were attempts to build a d to around the damaged area. but the then slide, continue to progress, essentially destroying the entire road and shutting it down completely local official. let's say it's unclear when the road can be reconstructed. you can find more information on our website. i'll just say what's on the, on notice of the upfront to s

amna: john yang, thank you. meanwhile the supreme court has swept aside long-standing legal precedent in its ruling today overturning the chevron doctrine. majorly curtailing the power of federal agencies to interpret the laws they regulate. the decision is expected to have far-reaching implications on everything from the environment to health care. geoff: we are joined by andrew morgan who spent three decades as an attorney for the department of justice environment and natural resources division. thanks for being with us. this chevron case has a huge impact. it is basically shorthand for a long standing tradition that says if there is an ambiguous statute, the courts defer to the agencies because the thinking has always been that the agencies have the expertise. today the supreme court said that's no longer the case. how big a deal is this? >> in the short term, it's a very big deal. i think we are going to see an enormous number challenges to government regulations in the environmental area, food safety, healt

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now these broadcasts are likely to further inferior john yang. it considered the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and in the past has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers l g 0. that's it for this new zone. i'm jessica washington. i'll be back with in a moment with more of the days the or interrogate the narrative is the us has continues for, for israel, affecting his global standing. there's no question about it. the united states has effectively complicit the genocide challenge the rhetoric. yes, they look that correct, but so in the international community, can we also say that deals the cornerstone of democracy is having a free and open democratic pro upfront without what we do in all just sarah is trying to find those 2 stories. angie's, the people who allow us into their lives, dignity into mine, into a meeting of minds. it's sort of deadly would freedom, which has used to cover so many different things of family or mainstream economics . if that happens in any other profession, they will be fine. yeah, well not those 5 that t

now these broadcasts are likely to further infuriate john yang. it considers the loud speaker broadcasts an act of war. and then the pass has threatened to blow them up. alexandra buyers al jazeera us and that states for this news, our own algae 0 from me for the batch of when the whole team. thank you very much for watching is always there's more on our website that ouch is sierra dot com stay with us. my colleague jessica washington will be with you in just a few minutes with more of today's top stories. thank you for the in india illegal mining is having a devastating impact on an ancient mountain range and don't local residence. you look at how much dust there is everywhere. my father is during the phase $1.00 oh, $1.00 east travels to india to investigate mining. gimme a ralph, as he mounted on out to say about this is the 1st genocide that we see in the field . there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream in the listening most covers haven't used the last 2 weeks. so the total no

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and john yang is one place to look for it. so in the larger sense, russia is restoring those soviet era alliances that it had since it's alienated completely from the west. and it probably doesn't matter to russia now that a lot of these deals they'll be striking and killing young tomorrow, violate the, or potentially violate the security council's sanctions on north korea, which russia itself signed onto in the past. but it seems like we're entering a new era in which russia will round up its former soviet allies is of a russian fleet in to, but last week i put in is going on to vietnam after north korea. so you, so you can see the trends very clearly. it's, it's, it's a new world that's opening up that, that's been told by the russian president about overcoming us sanctions working with north korea to become us sanctions for potential lies beth of the 2 countries . oh it's um, in north trees case, there are not, there are us sanctions on, on things like petroleum and so on. but most of the sanctions on north korea or from u.

john chrysciel. this magical name yang means pan and affection. jan chrystsitsel. otherwise, he would like to work on this task, so that jesus grows up, and he himself is remembered. it’s not fun to shepherd the death of your old father, ian, who will be a dzitsem, hell of the holy divine servant, which could be shepherded by his old father, and his life in the desert. here on the market for more than 20 years, in tsalkavytay ўbogastі, in the atmosphere of malіtva i... together with the gods, we reveal god’s words. the prophet john chrystsitsel had a mission in 26-27 ad. he not only learns and insists, but also tries to keep up. jan khrystsitsel is not only abvjastsіў abvíastsіў ab khíkіm pryshestі christ, but also the great preacher of the gospel. holy. the first, written story is dedicated to the ascribed birth of jesus himself, and takes place in the first section of the gospel of st. luke. or, on the other hand, yana’s position is taking up extraordinary months in the history of illness. yong the article seems to be a metaphor for two commandments: old and new.

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank our guests bowen yang, john oliver, will ferrell,achel dratch. i want to thank tico torres and the 8g band. thanks for watching everybody. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ the story tonight. sheng thao attorney is speaking out after the fbi searched her oakland home. the bay area is still abuzz about the story making national headlines, not just the mayor's home. agents also searched a campaign donor and supporters home along with his business. nbc bay area's thom jensen is outside mayor sheng thao home. and tom, we're hearing from her attorney, but still no sign of the mayor herself. that's right. good evening. mayor tao has not returned to her home since the search here early thursday morning. she also has not returned to work at city hall. and there are questions tonight about when she'll return to city hall and what all this means for the city of oakland. a day after the search of her home, a former federal prosecutor, now private attorney, is speaking on mayor sheng thao behalf. she's the mayor of oakland. she's an elect

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank our guests bowen yang, john oliver, will ferrell, rachel dratch. i want to thank tico torres and the 8g band. thanks for watching everybody. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ right now at 11:00. who will be the next mayor of san francisco tonight? the top candidates take the debate stage in front of a sold out crowd in the city. this was the first mayoral debate. a lot of issues here and a lot of problems. public safety, fentanyl, reviving downtown and homelessness. now the top five candidates faced off tonight, but this is just the first of many debates as we head toward the november election. nbc bay area's peter rados was there. current san francisco mayor london breed, former interim mayor mark farrell, levi strauss heir daniel lurie, and supervisors aaron peskin and asha safai taking the stage tonight before a sold out crowd at the sydney goldstein theater to make their case for becoming the next mayor of san francisco. these guys have one thing in common they want us to feel bad about san francisco. they want to take us backwar

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank our guests bowen yang, john oliver, will ferrellve you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪

yang. the solar eclipse allies are increasingly concerned. dr. john nielsen. wright, associate professor for east asian studies at cambridge university. thank you very much. pressure to the middle east. now in the gauze and city of hon. eunice web authority says school sheltering children has been damaged. one is really striking. a nearby building. there are no reports of casualties. this video obtained by the roads as news agency shows the moment of impact sending sparks flying, and clouds of smoke billowing into the night sky. with this to say the bloss shots of windows and tools for walls in the neighboring school building, run by the un refugee agency owner up and county housing displays. people resident said those showing them that had received a call momentarily. i'm wanting them of the strike, giving them just enough time to get to safety. us. meanwhile, us secretary of state anthony blinking has urged israel not to further escalate. the ongoing conflict with has black cross, the israel 11 and board and both sides have been exchanging 5 on an almost dai

it's in response to a campaign by filling yang of sending trash carrying balloons southwards. kim jo, john, north korean leader kim young ones, sister war and the south was creating a prelude to a very dangerous situation. stories in brazil have declared environmental emergency after raging wild fires threatened to trigger a drought and profit of wetlands. the tents and all region has been gripped by its worst places. since 2020 we cranes have disrupted seasonal flooding, contributing to the fires the l. g. b, d q plus demonstrators and venezuela have stage to protest against the ledge discrimination at a caracas mall. this came after a gay couple of were a let just lead own by security personnel to stop holding hands in public. protests ended in miners, suffers with police. now to israel and administer benny guns analysis resignation from prime minister benjamin netanyahu was emergency government gun said he was leaving his post with a heavy hardship. note the also called for electric luma, guns joined up. now here's the government shortly after the october 70 thomas attack. show unity um