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and a ron on monday airport into local media group, which is accused of having links with israel, also claimed to scan to access the servers that run the pay and management systems at those station. about 70 percent of a ron's petrol stations reported disruptions that all are reported late working now . as on chevrolet founder and lead attorney of muslim legal says, israel is using cyber attacks to avoid getting into direct conflict with around iran is trying to avoid a broader conflict with israel because when, when you have a broader conflict, i think a lot more people are going to die, this reflects a, the tension within the region. and we know that the wrong is investing heavily, both in cyber defense. and what's interesting is, i think this may actually be inciting a reaction not just from your own, but from around the world. i mean, the population, the world is extremely fed up with israel's impunity towards international law. i mean, i was not surprised at all by the cyber terrorist attack that happened against the wrong when the world's been witnessing is low killed, 20000 civilians with impunity. and d

let's go into local media group, which is accused of how many links with israel also claims is gains access to the service. the run, the pay and management systems are, those stations are on service extends all the runs, federal stations reports, disruptions that's all on now reports and the open running is awesome. i am at least experts cut off some loose as a run as well. we'll continue this side, the sparring tensions will not rise to accept will that's the real issue between uh, between e one and its neighbors because uh and uh are the united states because they. busy they are having these kind of a cyber attacks, one against each other easy. it can go from a few years past, which stuck next, which uh, as the american and these really same as cyber aspect on that you a new, a new technique. they're a site and you the, they really and government does the same also to the americans or to these really so it's going to be cyber attacked, vice versa, each time in order to stop it has the region has to stuff. so as long as the what, the, what we go on and the problems we go on between iran an

media. the group, which is a curious of having links with israel also claimed has gained access to service that run the pay and management systems at those stations. about 70 percent of a, ron's petrol stations reported disruptions the all are reportedly working now. all right, let's cross that live now to lead attorney and founder of muslim legal hassan, chevrolet. hassan, great to have you on with us again. how much disruption to this cyber attack caused in for the people to be run? they lost access to 70 percent of their gas stations. so you have people who go to work. you have people who need to take their children to school. you have people who need to take their loved ones to a hospital and for a full day of those who didn't have gas in their vehicles. had it full time getting gas. so it was really an attack on the people on the wrong. i would call it a form of cyber terrorism. what steps is around taking to medicaid future attacks like this? for sure. i mean, i think this reflects a detention within the region, and we know that the wrong is investing heavily, both in cyber defense and wh

media. the group which has accused of being accused of having legs with israel, also claimed this gains access to the service that run the pay and the management systems. those stations around 70 percent of the runs actual stations reports of disruptions, but also apparently the parts of the working now says live now to colorado should show blue who is an international lawyer, an experts on the middle east coast. and thanks very much for joining us. today i'm 1st of all, i was disruption did this side, but it's hard cause any run. hi. uh thanks for having me on it. it stopped. there was a, it was around 70 percent of the of the gas station. and people had the love of a, the with that's what they've heard and a read from, uh, people in you run that and people have the problem. but that the problem is being fixed. uh, uh, yeah. and in a few days it's going to be, it's going to, everything's going to be ok again. now what steps do you think around must take now to mitigates future cyber attacks that could cripple it's critical infrastructure of the that's the real issue between uh, between the on

groups in this country. >> historian deirdra cooper owens. >> we now have more access to social media and news in differentlaces outside of just the tv screen from 20 or 30 years ago. >> april said that she specifically chose a black ob/gyn because she wanted to feel listened to. she wanted to feel supported. should that have been a factor for her? >> it should have been a factor, because a study of almost two million hospital records in florida looking at births found that the mortality and the morbidity rate had been cut by over 50% when you had black care takers. >> but it wouldn't help april. january 2023, a rainy weekend in l.a. april was 40 weeks' pregnant. >> that friday before the doctor had told her if she didn't go in labor over the weekend naturally, they would induce her. >> was she anxious or more excited? >> she was scared. she was scared. >> the sisters spent the whole weekend together, trying to jump-start labor, walking miles upon miles in the rain around kesiah's neighborhood. >> and uwas like it's raining outside. >> she was really eager to get labor going. >> uh-huh. so we took this umb

according to ukrainian media, there are currently 21 mobile groups operating in zaporozhye. the authorities decided to provide them with accessl mobilization have been ongoing in ukraine since february last year. the list of medical contraindications has been shortened and even disabled people are now put under arms. all women with medical specialties were required to register for military service. the leader of the kiev regime, zelsky, promises to soon unveil a new comprehensive plan for. who performed tasks in the kherson and zaporozhye directions, are now being treated and undergoing rehabilitation in a naval hospital, reporting by yana cherbaty. in a modern military hospital, the ministry of defense treats soldiers with various wounds, from mild to severe, and can simultaneously carry out dozens of the most complex operations. soldiers are being treated in sevastopol hospitals for the minister of defense of russia alexey kuzmenkov presented seven military servicemen with state awards for courage, bravery and dedication shown in the performance of military duty is awarded the order of courage. the fighter is the call sign

this whole thing, according to ukrainian media, there are now 21 mobile groups operating in zaporozhye, the authorities have ordered to provide them with accessrt of general mobilization continues on... since february last year, the list of medical contraindications has been shortened and even disabled people are now being treated. all women with medical specialties were required to register for military service. the leader of the kiev regime, zelsky, promises to soon unveil a new comprehensive mobilization plan. the intermediate results of the conflict in ukraine today are summed up by the publication spiegen, noting that moscow is doing well. the russian president says his country has become stronger for. this is the time and he is right - german journalists write. the analysis says that the west has long maintained confidence in the failure of the idf, but 21 months after it began, the russian leadership is performing admirably. the economy has grown. president putin speaks at the g20 meeting, there are no problems within the country, everything is fine on the front. unemployment in russia is at a low level; some industries, for example, c

access, but the problem is that the manipulation of electronic media. by the government and the major corporations and especially the large media outlets by the by specialist of oligarchs and of interest groupslike the science uh in the west, it's it's very well-known and and it's very visible and it's full of lies as you put it out, so uh i think that we we as consumers media have to be weary and... "we have to look and try to find in the west tend to pride ourselves on on listening to every view, but we don't, we we listen to one point of view and we get the opposite point of view." from the same representatives who are giv giving the first point of view, so never from how many times have heard from hamas, for example, how many, how many times has hamas been been on western tv to give their point of view of what's going on, we don't hear it, we are brainwashed, general speaking, except for those of us make a special effort to go out and and get other views, other opinions and other facts, yeah, and and ahmed, other than you know learning at how to go... the wall of the monopoly that the media have and look for alternative source of news to know what exactly is happening, the other things w

group, the armed forces of ukraine looks something like this. evgeny rechitnev and anastasia serikova, lead. western media call the announcement of the start of negotiations on ukraine's accessionhe unity of the eu. hungarian prime minister viktor orban explained why he did not use the veto at the summit, although he was against it. european leaders assured that he risks nothing will be able to block the process later. the washington post writes about this. italian liber. claims that she helped chancellor scholz convince orban to leave the hall during the voting, prime minister meloni, to demonstrate the solidarity that italy itself lacks on the issue of refugees, for example, in france macron is criticized by the opposition, according to which the admission of ukraine would be a death sentence for the european economy, dejon officials are now suffocating from the smell of manure, as local farmers are protesting against tax increases. polish deputies they demand to introduce one more thing: food imbarga against. in kiev, this time for sugar, otherwise polish agriculture will lose income, slovak prime minister robert fitz, in the presence of the secretary general, directly calle

fall into unless i media or given immediate access to gaza. reports of mohammad now jim who is on the farm, press the association board of directors. so this is what motivates the group to i know yes. the exist, there's only government as i mean. so they just done through the state of implementing mental, our freedom, overbooked and fragility. i just read also this is from different than civil rights . and i need to look at the society and the public interest to do to fill out a picture of condition inside the guys are all starting weeks of the extremely limited and highly controlled area axis. it's important because already since out to dig a lower type now are denied access to that goes through. and there's only me to tell you how about somebody both does indeed laptops and gather, but they don't allowed him to go areas where it's not on the subject. lunch on the, on the commission, media showed interest to go inside the guy's business, out to pick up the data, but they do not access either from that, it goes input does between guys i is closed or if the factors and both does with egypt and the on the was in an airport that i managed to address to guys, and the sub

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access, but the problem is that the manipulation of electronic media by the government and the major corporations and especially the large media outlets by the by special interests of oligarchs and of interest groups like the zin themselves in the west, it's it's very well known and and it's very visible and it's full of lies as you point out, so ... i think that we we as consumers of media have to be worry and we have to look and try to find we in west we tend to pride ourselves on on listening every point of view, but we don't, we we listen to one point of view and we get the opposite point of view from the same representatives who are giving giving first point of view, so never from for how many times have we heard from hamas, for example, how many, how many times has been been on western tv to give their point of view of what's going on, we don't hear it, we are brainwashed, generally speaking, except for those of us who make special effort to go out and and get other views and other. and other fact, yeah, and and other than you, learning at how to go over the wall of the monopoly that the media have, and and looking for alternative source of news to know what exactly is happening, there are o

media be given immediate access to gaza results of a home. it's not jip who is on the phone. press association, board of directors, lead sales as what motivates the group to ok. now a, just the exist as all the government and the just on through. is there a still to do it for me to mental out freedom of the button for january's? obviously the risk is from different than civil rights. and i need to look at that society and the public interest to fill out a picture of condition inside the guys are all starting weeks of the extremely limited and highly controlled area axis. it's important because already since out to dig a lower type knock are denied access to that goes through. and there's only me to tell you how about somebody bought those laptops and guys a but they don't allow them to go areas where it's not under the is really, is the jeep ones. on the, on the mission major showed interest to go inside. the guys is out the back of the data, but they do not access either from that. it goes input does between guys i is, i don't you closed or it's all factors and both does with egypt. and the only was seen in a book that i managed to address to guys and

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groups say the amount of a being allowed in to be and faith is not nearly enough. the world health organization has coal friend, media on them, heated to monetary and access the gals that which has been under is really siege on bombards and for. but okay, let's bring you know, to southern center from southern to central gals, excuse me. also coming on, the escalating is really from bars and dozens of children are among the casualties . have been rushed to the alex the hospital there. according to the u. n. a at least one minor is killed every 10 minutes and the total number of child victims has reportedly surpassed. 75 possibles are buckling under the overwhelming influx of patients refuge again, we must warn you. distressing images are ahead. the local more. it gets over filled with no space for more bodies in refrigerators. scores of great corpses are made dog writes on the floors in during the family members gather the right side, the bill to bid their final farewells. some say there, and i'm wish that southern jobs is no safer than other parts of the end they've, they've fled from my daughter has been killed. we were displaced from gather these rarely spread l

group also what we think. and what we're seeing is that the media truth is necessary, allowing progress to be made towards the ceasefire, to obtain the release of the hostages to allow access into the liberty of more humanitarian aid to the sufferings civilian population of gods. and in fact, to move towards the humanitarians, this fire and the beginning of a political solution, a correspond bennett smith joins us now from television and bennett, international and domestic pressure ramping up. really, all these really probably minutes the what's the view from is royal tonight. bobby international pressure is about the high level of civilian casualties. even the americans, i've been complaining about thoughts and then i'm calling for a safe spot. the domestic pressure is about the captives and the there's always been a discussion about the cap davis is whether you negotiate to release the captives or whether you keep up this enormous military pressure of this bombing campaign on how much to try and squeeze more time to the more concessions out to them further down the line. that's the, it's been the length of policy that the governments pursued. because of the killing of th

media announcement. this restaurant says this is possible through the support of fremont's mayor, who will help dino's increase access to local products and help the restaurant expand its space to accommodate large groups for community events. the city is not directly funding these projects, but will encourage dino's in its efforts. stocks were slightly lower today on the last trading day of the year, but 2023 was a good one for investors as the nasdaq soared 43. >> this year, with gains by big tech companies. the s&p 500 was up 24% and the dow rose more than 13. today, the dow was down 20 points after setting a record yesterday. the nasdaq was 83 points lower and the s&p slid 13 points. but the index still wrapped up a nine week winning streak. investors are betting the federal reserve will ease interest rates early next year, as inflation cools a winter storm slams the coast of california. >> later in our newscast, the crowds of onlookers, who wanted to catch a glimpse of these powerful waves and new year's eve ball drop, is just days away. >> the security preparations now underway in hopes of making the celebration run smoothly. coming up later in sports, the 49ers face off against the quarterback.

media from a german language group, the polish state took control of 80% of local publications in the country, the opposition called the deal a black day for press freedom, the oil concern gained accessinternet users in the country, and also bought out the local equivalent our belsuis press, well, tusk has come, instead of the dictatorial regime of kaczynski, he has come. the democratic regime of tusk, what he oh, yes tusk, what he first of all began to do, to stifle a different opinion, who likes it, here’s just one quote: now there is a big purge at tvp, the employees of vyadomosti, this is like our panorama, the final program, they receive notice of dismissal by e-mail, they go in alphabetical order, everyone without exception, how do you feel, but here is the key point , that they are settling scores, because there are a lot of details, probably they... we will talk today, but nevertheless, the main conclusion that was, and what our president emphasized , is that the political crisis, the deep political crisis in poland will not end with elections, on the contrary, it will only get worse, yes, the people gave their assessment, but look what figures came to power, tusk, sikorsky,