, not the palestinian part of the jordan valley valley, but they are talking also about the eastern since they... moved the possibility for the resistance, it means that this project is going on. now it depends on us on the resistance generally in the region for this project to be executed or not. i believe that the battle now is very very tense, especially in lebanon and lebanon could work or hazballah is doing you know their best to defeat their project in lebanon and not to sorry dismantle. as they said and also for iran, now the israeli wanted to pull america into a regional war, even against iran and to be iran involved in this war, and i believe even that israel today is going to hit back after what happened yesterday in order to regain their supremacy in the region or to regain their control and power to say that we are the only country that could do everything everywhere. as netanyahu said, so i think that we are maybe facing soon a kind of a regional war in order to execute this kind of project which is the new middle east, and i hope that that will be the end of this entit

i remember that that ultimately the the looming threat israel announcing sovereignty over the jordan valley and was ultimately what gave the arbitrage as you mentioned in your previous book to create the abraham accords which was the changing the face of the middle east and the reason it was so successful in that sense was because the arab states were able to were able to the moderate arab states were able to say that protecting the palestinian brethren by making peace and therefore the sovereignty on the shelf, but that ultimately demonstrates that there is a great fear among even the moderate states to create to to allow israel to announce sovereignty. that being the case, then how can such a bold plan how could such a bold idea ever gain traction if even the moderate states are about this type of this type of action? i mean, what they're concerned about primarily is being perceived as having abandoned. the palestinian cause. and so what you really need is to is to substitute the the the palestinians state for some other treatment of the palestinian people that where people can look them

intensified his attacks on the israeli military targets all over the occupied territories from the jordan valley to the port of haifa and beyond. the resistance group says the anti-israeli operations. in support of palestinians and against the israeli genocide in gaza, and that is around for this hour's news bulletin, thank you for watching, press tv, i am bahman aray. so the actual agenda is what is euphemistically called territorial expansion, but we should more accurately call it land and resource theft. the nature of the war itself, the timing, the surprising element. tune into this week's episode of economic divide where we take a look at operational flood october 7th, one year on, the economic impact on this. team the occupied west bank and of course the gaza strap. imagine waking up every day, knowing that the day before you have murdered tens, if not hundreds of people, and that your mission for the day is to do the same. now, imagine if you have been doing that every day for the... past year, well that is what israeli officials and regime forces in turn have been doing for a whole year,

intensified its attacks on the israeli military targets all over the occupied territories from the jordan valley to port of hefa and beyond. it said the operation was carried out in solidarity with palestinian and lebanese people as well as in retail. ation for the massacers committed by the israeli regime against civilians, including women, children and the elderly. the group emphasized it will continue to target and destroy important installations across the israeli occupied lands. new blast has gone off near the israeli embassy in denmark. it occurred some 500 meters from the embassy in copenhagen and came 5 days after tube explosion. near the building, the blast coincided with the anniversary of the flad, hamas operation against israel, we were earlier joined by press tv's theater rinish in the danish capital of copenhagen, who shared more details about this. let's take a listen together. i'm standing here in copenhagen outside the israeli embassy, just about 20 mes from the entrance of the embassy. behind me there is a police car standing here, the embassy is is guarded by uh danish uh heav

intensified its attacks on the israeli military targets. all over the occupied territories from the jordan valley to the port of hafa and beyond. the resistance group says the anti-israeli operations are in support of palestinians and against the israeli genocide in gaza. the islamic forum for australian muslims convention in sydney has drawn hundreds of scholars, activists and policy makers to address pressing geopolitical issues with the occupation of palestine at the heart of the debate. our correspondent shahana bott reports from sydney. hundreds of muslim families have gathered in sydney for two-day conference organized by the islamic forum for australian muslims. the primary focus of the convention. is to build up muslim's unity for the cause of palestine. fhashabri attended the convention to rally support for her newly launched organization called muslim vote matters. she believes that it is time for muslims to initiate grassroot movements in support of palestine. for the last 51 weeks every sunday people are turning up to the palestine rally, regardless of rain, hill or shine. i have hope

just think — between the mediterranean and the jordan valley are living around 15 million people, halfjewsch kind of state do we wish to have for our children and grandchildren in the future? and if we will not be able to solve the problem properly... ..i believe, unfortunately, that... ..the future is not something that... ..i would like to see. so, let's start... if we consider the israeli—palestinian relationship, let's start with the here and now. you have long opposed netanyahu on this question of a ceasefire, and on prioritising the release of those remaining 100 or so israeli hostages being held in gaza. would you absolutely prioritise their fate? that is, order a ceasefire now on the basis that that is the only way to get them out? i believe that the biggest mistake of our government was that, on october the 8th, before starting, let's say, to think about retaliation, about moving our ground forces into gaza, we had to solve the problem of all those people that were kidnapped by the hamas, starting with babies — young babies, less than six months old, up to 85 — or even more — olde

intensified its attacks on the israeli military targets all over the occupied territories from the jordan valley to the port of hyfa and beyond. this said the operation was carried out in solidarity with palestinian and lebanese people as well as in retaliation for the massacres committed by the israel regime against civilians, including women, children and their elderly. the group emphasized that it will continue to target and to destroy important installations across the israeli occupied lands. people around the world are holding marches on the anniversary of the israely regime's war on the gaza strip expressing their outrage and their condemnation. the regime's brutal crimes against palestinian women and children, well in some countries protest turned violent due to the police intervention. long left palestine, long live palestine, no long live palestine, long live palestine a free free palestine free palestine, free free palestine free. a symbolic funeral for real human beings nearly. 42 thousand palestinian men, women and children slaughtered in israel's genocide, their hopes and dreams sha

intensified its attacks on the israeli military targets all over the occupied territories from the jordan valley to the port of haifa and beyond. the resistance group said the anti-israeli operations are in support of palestinians and against the israeli genocide in gaza. the resistance also targeted us occupied facilities both in iraq and syria in recent months amit growing anger over the us support for israel's devastating war on gaza. tens of thousands of people converged in one of the largest anti-war demonstrations in the german capital berlin to demand peace in lebanon, palestine and eastern europe. our correspondent dead reinish reports from the demonstrations in berlin. some 50 thousand people marched. in berlin to call for peace in lebanon, palestine, ukraine and russia on thursday, which marks the german national day. the organizers wrote, we are living in the most dangerous decade since the end of the second world war. the danger of tumbling into a nuclear abbies or dying in a conventional war is real. the organizers particularly criticized plans to deploy us medium range weapons to g

rocky resistance is intensified attacks against israely targets all over occupied terror. from the jordan valleyza. resistance also targeted us occupied facilities time and again in both iraq and syria a mid growing anger at the us first support of israel's devastating gaza onslot. the israel regimes carried out several attacks on syria over the past several weeks while the same time intensifying aggression across the region. many fear the regimes pushing the entire west asia toward a regional conflict. our damascus correspondent ibrahim. has your story: in a desperat attempt to drag the region into a regional war, the israeli regime has escalated its attacks in lebanon and syria, targeting innocent civilians to pressure the resistance front and implement its destructive projects with full support from its western allies. these repeated attacks by the israeli entity aim to push the resistance access into a regional war so it could form an international alliance to fight alongside it how? however, the axis handles this rabbit entity with great wisdom, responding each aggression appropriately. in

intensified its attacks on the israeli military targets all over the occupied territories, from the jordan valley to the port of... high fi and beyond, the resistance group says the anti-israeli operations are in support of palestinians and against the israeli genocide in gaza. and that is a wrap for this hour's news bulletin. thank you for watching press tv. i am bahman. near the surflet national park, peace palace, the most important case of the court was dealing with human. disaster between the eastern part of the jordan river and its mediterranean coast. israel has been at war in the gaza strip since october 2023. killing civilians, the elderly, women and children. they all presented the world with dramatic moments that had not been shown in any historical genre movie. it was a massive genocide that israel engaged in. if the legal campaign continues, it can spell the end of israel. this is an opening of justice that can turn the world upside down. depressed coverage of this assination of basim sulaymani now entering its uh uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh... in today's program we'll be

intensified its attacks on the israeli military targets all over the occupied territories from the jordan valley to the port of hifa and beyond. it said the operation was carried out in solidarity with palestinian and lebanies people as well as in retaliation for the massacers committed by the israel regime against civilians including women, children and the group emphasized that it will continue to target and destroy important installations across the israeli occupied lands. we quest on over and talk to me correspondent, she's a site of the institute of political and international studies of the foreign affairs ministry where we just uh brought to you live the ani foreign minister chi where alaks a flood beginning of nastrolah was the theme of this tell us more about uh this uh gathering there well good morning to you yes i'm here um as you had the images um, the iranian foreign minister, mr. archi spoke on the occasion of the anniversary of the alaska storm operation, describing the operation as a turning point in the history of the legitimate struggle of the palestinian people against the occ

intensified. attacks on the israeli military targets all over the occupied territories from the jordan valley to the port of haifa and beyond. this the operation was carried out in solidarity with palestinian and lebanese people as well as in retaliation for the massacers committed by the israel regime against civilians including women, children and their elderly. group emphasized that it will continue to target and destroy important installations across the israeli occupied lands. a year into the israel genocide. war in gaza, americans have once again taken to the streets of new york to denounce the crimes committed against the palestinians and lebanese people. thousands of pro-palestinian demonstrators marched through manhattan to protest against the israeli wars in the gaza script and lebanon. police clash with peaceful protesters and detained six of them outside of the new york public library at times. square earlier hundreds of protesters staged to walkout at columbia university and hundreds more gathered for vigil at central park with attendees including new york's mayor and governor. m

the expenses of golan heightes, south lebanon, west bank, gaza strip as well as you know part of jordan valley from the other side, from the jordanian side even. all right, very well, um, thank you for that by the way, i'd like to actually pick up on something that our guest from san francisco said, scott bennett, where uh he mentioned. how uh there are many israelies that are leaving um the uh occupied palestinian territories, they are just done with it, they have had enough of the insecurity that has been caused and in this case in point uh this particular cabinet uh extreme cabinet i should say that's uh in power there has uh brought about this genocidal war continuation of it uh making the people who have um i guess citizenship in another country mostly european countries um are are just packing up and leaving uh one of the factors behind that amongst many is what we're about to find out once we take a look at what this particular person says whose country has been very active since all international regulations and preventative measures have failed in stopping this genocidal war. let's ta

i remember that that ultimately the the looming threat israel announcing sovereignty over the jordan valley and was ultimately what gave the arbitrage as you mentioned in your previous book to create the abraham accords which was the changing the face of the middle east and the reason it was so successful in that sense was because the arab states were able to were able to the moderate arab states were able to say that protecting the palestinian brethren by making peace and therefore the sovereignty on the shelf, but that ultimately demonstrates that there is a great fear among even the moderate states to create to to allow israel to announce sovereignty. that being the case, then how can such a bold plan how could such a bold idea ever gain traction if even the moderate states are about this type of this type of action? i mean, what they're concerned about primarily is being perceived as having abandoned. the palestinian cause. and so what you really need is to is to substitute the the the palestinians state for some other treatment of the palestinian people that where people can look them

i remember that that ultimately the the looming threat israel announcing sovereignty over the jordan valleynd was ultimately what gave the arbitrage as you mentioned in your previous book to create the abraham accords which was the changing the face of the middle east and the reason it was so successful in that sense was because the arab states were able to were able to the moderate arab states were able to say that protecting the palestinian brethren by making peace and therefore the sovereignty on the shelf, but that ultimately demonstrates that there is a great fear among even the moderate states to create to to allow israel to announce sovereignty. that being the case, then how can such a bold plan how could such a bold idea ever gain traction if even the moderate states are about this type of this type of action? i mean, what they're concerned about primarily is being perceived as having abandoned. the palestinian cause. and so what you really need is to is to substitute the the the palestinians state for some other treatment of the palestinian people that where people can look them in

public, montessori, spring valley elementary, sutro elementary, visitacion valley elementary, yick wo elementary, june jordan school for equity, the academy itself, mac mcintyre, and the school district is in crisis, as we know, with a $400 million budget deficit over a three year period. and they believe this is a solution for the future of an unknown number of san francisco schools, is in limbo. on the sidelines waiting are students, parents and teachers. >> the uncertainty is tough. i'm trying to remember that if our school is on the list, we are going to plug in to whatever community, whatever school we end up merging with. >> that uncertainty is also taking over school hallways, where conversations are increasingly becoming more about the future of their school. >> we, the teachers, we the student body. we're that school. and when we have the possibility of being shut down, i mean, that's, that's that's a knife to anybody's gut. and i think everybody is worried about it. >> with a $400 million budget deficit over a three year period, the school district is looking for ways to cut costs. jeff finger teac

thank you very much, nora day or putting tests from online and jordan strikes and 11 is because the valley has also intensified in the ancient city of bile. back is home to to roman temples designated as unesco wild heritage sites. but they are now on the thread as the city long considered, a hezbollah stronghold is targeted by israel and military. i said, bank reports just from ball back the ruins left behind in the city, famous for its roman ruins. the cost of cleaning up under constant these radio strikes seems futile, but people have no other choice about that is $11.00 on the desktop valley. and it's famous waste 2000 year old roman temples, designated as unesco world heritage sites. the city has written this was in conflict, been conquered by alexander the great and sacked by the mongols. but now it must contend with modern bombs dropped by his ready forces, threatening its ancient sites. no tourist dare come here during the conflict and the gates of the temples are locked. not letting them on. we will go in here and we will not leave. fall back is empty. no foreigners, no taurus. an

parker, malcolm x redding, community alternative, public montessori, sutro visitacion valley, geek woo, june jordand del personal que ha ido, los cambios en el tiempo y también de dónde vienen las diferentes comunidades, donde están las donde viven los estudiantes en las áreas. entonces eso y hay varios otros criterios, pero eso en combinación es lo que ha traído a la lista actual la lista, la componen escuelas primarias y de kínder a octavo, cuyo número de alumnos no alcanzan. los 260 inscritos y las secundarias que tienen menos de 400 estudiantes. las autoridades del distrito dijeron que el cierre les ahorrará más de 20 millones de dólares, ya que en los últimos años esa zona escolar ha perdido cerca de 4000 estudiantes, lo que equivale a unos 80 millones de dólares que no ingresan al presupuesto del distrito. no he pensado en nada. no he pensado en en otra escuela por mi niño, porque pues me gusta esta y. y me siento muy triste porque dicen que la van a cerrar y espero que que no la cierren porque me gusta esta área donde está mi hijo y me gusta la escuela. en noviembre los funcionarios del dist

jordan center. alexis mcadams is alive and happy valley with more on that. >> that is okay but i'm not sure where it wopit webeen up for different rs and hopped off the press plane from michigan with the former president who is now like you said, and happy valley pennsylvania but this is a very important swing state as we have seen crisscross the country specifically focusing in on michigan where he had to rallies just last night and again this morning. and then coming to pennsylvania where he's going to spend lots of time but if you can believe it for everyone listening at home we are almost to the presidential election. so, not much time left to move the needle you can see it over my shoulders inviting some people up on the stage including senate candidates here in pennsylvania. he is also trying to help them win the race. focusing in on everything he says kamala harris has done wrong for the country. we are talking immigration, inflation, and more throughout the rallies he does also focus in on what he would do for the country saying he's going to fix parts of pennsylvania including philadelphia

public, montessori, spring valley elementary, sutro elementary, visitacion valley elementary, yick wo elementary, june jordan school for equity, and the academy on the sidelines students, teachers, and parents. >> it's been very hard to wait. however, i'm reminding myself and everyone, all the other parents in sfusd, that we have to focus on fully staffed schools. this is all in service of not spreading our resources super thin. >> uncertainty is taking over school hallways where conversations are increasingly becoming more about the future of their school. we, the teachers, we the student body. >> we're that school. and when we have the possibly being shut down, i mean, that's that's that's a knife to anybody's gut with a $400 million budget deficit over a three year period, the school district is looking for ways to cut costs. >> jeff finger teaches geometry at balboa high school. he has known about this potential, yet doesn't view the closures as the best strategy. >> i'm not necessarily convinced. i know others aren't necessarily convinced that closing schools is going to is going to provide that that de

valley and eastern 7. and it was definitely deckers in jordan's capital of mine. and that's because these really government has bond orders either from the, for the inside israel. so be seeing succession of attacks and strikes. they've been happening over the last several hours. what is the israeli government saying about what's been happening as well? they say that they have especially launched the ground defense of the statement around 2 o'clock in the morning. these really are me saying that this would be limited and targeted in scope. it also talked about phases of to political ashland, how to prove this is of course the potential cabinet and security cabinet that met on monday night giving the final green light to this ground offensive. what are the aids the aims are to bring 60000 is radius back to their homes along the northern border was nothing on israel believes that the military option is now the best way to achieve this. it is seizing on the momentum the upper hand. if you will, that it has over hezbollah at this point in time after having decapitated

visitation valley will merge with el dorado on the visitation valley campus and most students will attend reading elementary or sherman elementary june jordan school merge with john o'connell, high school and moved to the o'connell campus and the academy will merge with raoul wallenberg high school and moved to the wallenberg campus. one man whose grandson attends malcolm x was not happy. that school is on the list to close, but they show they sure a lot of >> we're stretching up orange and they help kids a as a kid know that they're there for them. they can talk to them when they want to see issues and to have problems with. they worked. they take time out the show them exactly how to do it. other schools. might not be like that. >> now this is, again, just a potential list. this is the plan at this point. but no specific decisions have been made at this point. there's going to be a various number of town hall meetings over the next month visits to the school and with the school community and then the school board will vote on this actual plan or at least be presented with this plan in the middle of november in november. again, this plan,

today's parliamentary elections in which the governing jordan dream policy was declared the winner president. so i mean, there are a bitch valley quotes for the demonstrations and accuse rush of interfering in the polls. negation that most go denies homes. i'm home and reports unhappy with the election results 1000, so just give valid outside parliament in the capital to be received. they accuse the government pro russian judge in green part of picking the volt georgette. the president said the lead here. so you said, and i agree with the visa positions i think that people who have a lot of opportunity to to work in that sense here to you on the election commission say the phone was fee and fit. i think that the holding party 154 percent of the volts, election absolve, disagreed election days was generally pro city ready. when can i use administer in no dirty mentor, but most by your tons of every month, we stricken compromise was sick receipt and several trusted around it. inconsistency president salumi say she doesn't recognize the results accusing russia middling in the election. i'm accusing the routing party of having used

valley, an eastern loving. i'm gonna go to stephanie deca, she's and jordan's capital of mine. and that's because these really, governments bandages either from reporting inside israel. what is the, is there any government been saying about what's been happening over the last several hours and the level of well, the only official statement we have at the moment is the army statement that launches and announces the start of what they are saying is a limited and targeted ground operation aimed at dismantling, has been the infrastructure from along the border. we're going to have to wait and see whether that is the case. they say in that statement also that basically this is going to be carried out in phases and these phases have been approved by the political echelons of course. that was the security cabinet that met monday evening . and that gives an indication that there is a plan that there are objectives. again, this is something that there has been a lot of concern about the americans that said, we do not want to ground invasion. well, now we have the americans approving it.

stephanie decker is in amman, jordan 1st though, we go to us a big, he's joining us from the becca valley in eastern living on acid. what can you tell us about the fighting that is currently taking place in southern living on now what we're hearing is, according to the lebanese minutes we've got to that explosive device, was exploded by the goods on the brigade. in the village of my room, our russ. now what we're hearing is it has the is radius. have attempted to try to enter that village. the faced stiff resistance from his beloved fight. those who say that they have uh, they have confronted them, that they have use explosive devices. and they claim that is rarely sold as have had casualties on the head cook just currently in the south frontier. evacuate those soldiers. now this is what we were expecting. rent is road mounted this ground, ah grand operation, that his beloved, we're always going to resist. israel does have ariel superior to, but if israel wants to fight the, has to get the ground troops across the board to try to take those villages and towns. and what we're seeing at the

valley. gotta go to honda. so who the sly for us in amman? jordan, that's because these really governments bind out to 0 from reporting inside israel . so how is israel framing this operation? honda as well, these really military release, quite an extensive segment saying that these were limited raids, they were targeted and that they were going to be size small in size and scope, but it's still nonetheless an invasion into solver and lebanese territory. it's also important to remember some of the rhetoric from is really official saying that they were gearing up for a ground invasion. and it was a tool in their arsenal that they were prepared to use. now the ground invasion came after the approval from israel security cabinet. but the statement from these really military at around 2 am local time had said that's the incursion to began hours before. it's still unclear though, what exactly the military is going to do and for how long they say they want to destroy his villa infrastructure along the border. restore the balance of power there, but none t

talking to this from amman and jordan is because the israeli government has bind dollars it up from reporting inside israel. now i said big is joining us live from the valley and eastern level . i said it for you are, has been the scene of a significant number of attacks over the last several days or so. just tell us what you've been hearing about what's going on. it just has been an intense number of stripes taking place had invest. uh uh, the towns and villages and pallets of becca considered has with us strong coals. not the result of those attacks has been done. a number of people that have been displaced in the syrians that had flipped here to get away from the state and civil tens of thousands. according to the un hasty, i have crushed back into syria over the last few days. best rel us that we've seen lebanese, somebody's also across, i mean, just to, and people to internally have been displaced inside the thought. and that we've spoken to people who have come from other parts of that bronze sideslip round. they moved to a route, then they would have on them. they came to the car. and really what people are feeding is that it because this has escala

valley merging with john year. sutro students attend lafayette or alamo. you students attend reading elementary in sherman elementary as far as high schools go june jordan school merges with john o'connell, high school and moves to the o'connell. campus and the academy. san francisco mcateer merges with roland burke high school and moved to the wong for campus. 2 of the schools on the list are in supervisor ahsha suffice district. the mayoral candidate also against the closures, vast majority of the school term predominantly immigrant. >> low-income communities of color. i think they're being unjustly targeted. san francisco mayor london breed has sent in a team to help the district make these decisions. my message to the parents as we need people to be patient. >> as we work with the school district's, some parents say if the final list includes their child's school, deftnitely considered as a family incident moving. >> yeah, when we've heard that from other parents, this is just the proposed list. the finalists will be presented to the school board on november 12 and the vote will be in december. in the meantime, in the coming weeks, the district will be hos

visitacion valley elementary, yick wo elementary are also on the list. the two high schools on the list are june jordan school for equity and the academy. s.f. jury selection began today in the trial for nima momeni, the man accused of killing cashapp founder bob lee. more than 100 potential jurors were evaluated. legal experts say this is perhaps the most critical step in the trial. his attorneys will be looking for jurors to buy into their self-defense argument while prosecutors will take a different approach. >> narrowly, if i'm a prosecutor looking for jurors in a murder case, i want people who are law and order oriented. i want people who abhor violence. >> jury selection is expected to resume tomorrow, with opening statements scheduled for early next week. tonight, the two candidates for california senate seat took part in a debate. democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey faced off on stage in los angeles, where they addressed gun violence, abortion and the state's housing crisis. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building

valley merging with john year. sutro students attend lafayette or alamo. you students attend reading elementary in sherman elementary as far as high schools go june jordan schoolges with john o'connell, high school and moves to the o'connell campus and the academy. san francisco mcateer merges with raoul wallenberg high school and moved to the wong for campus. 2 of the schools on the list are in supervisor ahsha suffice district. the mayoral candidate also against the closures, vast majority of the school term predominantly immigrant. >>low-income communities of color. i think they're being unjustly targeted. san francisco mayor london breed has sent in a team to help the district make these decisions. my message to the parents as we need people to be patient. >>as we work with the school district's, some parents say if the final list includes their child's school, definitely considered as a family and are moving. >>yeah. when we've heard that from other parents, this is just the proposed list. the finalists will be presented to the school board on november 12 and the vote will be in december. in the meantime, in the coming weeks, the district will be hosting

sutro, malcolm x academy, visitacion valley, redding and yick wo elementarie, plus san francisco community alternative. the high schools on the proposed list are june jordan school for equity and the academy. san francisco at mcateer. now, superintendent matt wayne made that recommendation at a packed meeting last night. three schools would close altogether. all of them elementary schools, while the rest of them would merge or consolidate or merge, move on to another campus, the elementary or k through eight schools on the list have fewer than 260 students and lower than 50% composite scores. the high schools have fewer than 400 students. this is a move that is projected to save the district more than $20 million, but some parents say it will cost more than money. if you close us, you are closing one of the most dynamic community learning spaces in the district. the numbers are not telling you the whole story. we want to maintain local control, and we want to ensure that we have a balanced budget and that we are not continuing to deficit spend. the superintendent announced that his office will meet with the staff and families at each of those 13 schools o

valley merging with john year. sutro students attend lafayette or alamo. you students attend reading elementary in sherman elementary as far as high schools go june jordan school merges with john o'connell, high school and moves to the o'connell. campus and the academy, san francisco mcateer merges with roland burke high school and moved to the wong for campus. 2 of the schools on the list are in supervisor ahsha suffice district. the mayoral candidate also against the closures, vast majority of the school term predominantly immigrant. >> i low-income communities of color. i think they're being unjustly targeted. san francisco mayor london breed has sent in a team to help the district make these decisions. my message to the parents as we need people to be patient. >> as we work with the school district, our goal is to make sure that communicating. some parents say if the final list includes their child's school, they may consider moving out of the city. definitely considered as a family. >> incident moving. >> yeah. when we've heard that from other parents. >> well, this is just the proposed list. the finalists will be presented to the school board on november

valley merging with john year. sutro students attend lafayette or alamo. you students attend reading elementary in sherman elementary as far as high schools go june jordan school merges with john o'connell, high school and moves to the o'connell. campus and the academy. san francisco mcateer merges with roland burke high school and moved to the wong for campus. 2 of the schools on the list are in supervisor ahsha suffice district. the mayoral candidate also against the closures, vast majority of the school term predominantly immigrant. >> low income communities of color. i think they're being unjustly targeted. san francisco mayor london breed has sent in a team to help the district make these decisions. my message to the parents as we need people to be patient. >> as we work with the school district's, some parents say if the final list includes their child's school, definitely considered as a family incident moving. >> yeah, when we've heard that from other parents, this is just the proposed list. the finalists will be presented to the school board on november 12 and the vote will be in december. in the meantime, in the coming weeks, the district will be hos

minister benjamin netanyahu valley to continue fighting until achieving what he called the sacred mission of the war against him. us, let's bring a north bay who's in jordan's capital of mom. been observing things. she's in a mom because he's ready. governor of course is banned out sarah from a 40 in the part west bank and indeed in israel. so now, 1st of all, the, these $200.00 for a different commemoration events and it's more about like, it just shows the kind of polarization that these really society is going through at the moment. on the one hand, you have these really government talking about decisive victory talking about pushing through up the need to not stop the war, but to even escalate it further, especially on the lebanese front and even on a bit when in relation to retaliation against it on and on the other, you have the families of the captives who want to see the board and, and they want it. they want that and for different reasons. but ultimately what they want is a release of the captives through a ceasefire and exchange deal. and that is not happening, it's not even on the offering. and even the talk about making is really more secure . w

valley. they are going to go to the honda sahu and she's going to be talking to this from amman and jordan, and that is because these really government has bind dollars here from reporting inside israel. so how is israel describing this later stage in the operation as well? the is really military is describing it as rates not an invasion. it's a solver and loving these territories, saying that they will be precise, saying that they will be limited in size, scale, and scope. but, but the important thing to remember here is that israel has been gearing up for this since the beginning of this escalation, several weeks. ago they've been saying they have a lot of tools they haven't yet least on has been low and that they are going to use them and is that middle ground invasion? that's what exactly what they were going into. the army also talked about in their statement that these raids as they call them, are going to be conducted based on precise intelligence. but if the series of events, as we've seen it in the last year says anything about these really and their intelligence, it's that it's not al

valley elementary and elementary. there are some high schools also on the list. these schools have fewer than 400 students and they're not alternative schools that june jordan and also the academy. list here. also, you can see the last line there says that middle schools are not being considered for closure right now because the facilities are at 90% capacity. there was a lot that went into this decision and we'll have that coming up during kron. 4 news at 4 o'clock. so stay with us. we have reporters covering the story for us. democratic vice presidential nominee and minnesota governor tim walz visiting california today. we have video now of him arriving at sacramento international airport earlier this afternoon. his visit to zach includes a private fundraiser for the harris-walz campaign and over the last 48 hours was has been traveling all across the west coast attending some similar fund-raisers in san diego, santa barbara, los angeles. he even was in seattle during his stop in la. he visited the nova exhibition in culver city. and remember the victims of last year's october 7th hamas attacks in israel. he also made appearance on the jimmy kimmel show, californi