jemison. meanwhile, washington continues to wander on the us will at wesley and decisively if the middle east coast it escalates bots and just how serious is a growing threat of why the war. so i see a taylor looks into the latest developments, god created rule so that americans would land geography copyright, mark twain, while those 75 percent give will take americans who comp place either as well or around on a map, might be guessing that much need to jump or feel less and soon, because washington could be set to say, buttons the way the united states does not see conflict with the wrong. we do not want this more to watch. but if a ron or its proxies attack us personal, anywhere, make no mistake. we will defend our people. we will defend our security swiftly and decisively for us on the satisfied with the death and destruction. it's already brought upon them, at least over the past 20 years. is boiling it's war machine? yes. again, recent weeks, i've seen a flurry of deliveries across power as a guided missile cruise destroy a ship that cross squadrons, munitions, but is it enough for whatever bl

the color of the web is looking a little light vehicle spots of the middle east coast. i saw some, a lot of these storms that just around casa here. that's pushing for the east was think squatting down please the site, not, not too much, just showing up. as we go on into west half day, then some showers into that western side. all saudi arabia be pushing a little further into central areas as we go on through sunday and know to some what to whether they're coming in to arrive. let's look a little further. no off. it doesn't look too good. of course. that is the side of them. but it's raining over the next couple of days. there's not a problem. and right at a very keen wind, driving its way through as we go on through saturday, that is the remnants of what was storm federico, that effective fonts and the parts of the weight. because they have a rank really ramp topical studies, the side of the mediterranean, eventually running in across the 11 on this route across the occupied territories. and gaza will say some very wet weather as we go through sunday. and on into monday

exactly as a punishment for gratuitous hatred, which once again, just the driving of bounce in the middle east coast. religious or perhaps political ideas, offer an annual response from the bloodshed and retaliation engulfing big holy land . will discuss it. i'm now joined by rumsey, the room with a non resident senior research. follow the center for as long and global affairs at east timble design university. dr. barton with it's great to talk to thank you very much for being available. essentially for having that looks improved. i just use this term, the holy lands, which many people today associated with the state of israel. but historically, as i'm sure, you know, if they're refers to the entire area between the media to rainy and see on the eastern bank of the jordan river, which includes the palestine. and this is where i want to start. what is palestine to you at this point? because it's not the state, and yet it's not fully devoid all state structures or a phantom of a state. so what is it? of course that has to be is how this time was on its way to becoming a nation state in the modern sens

as a punishment for gratuitous hatred, which once again, just to be driving a bounce in the middle east coast. religious, or perhaps political ideas, offered any response from the bloodshed and retaliation engulfing big holy land, will discuss it. i'm now joined by rumsey, the room with a non resident senior research follow at the center for as long and global affairs at east timble design university. dr. barton with it's great to talk to thank you very much for being available. essentially for having that looked improved. i just use this term, the holy lands, which many people today associated with the state of israel. but historically, as i'm sure, you know, it refers to the entire area between the media to rainy and see on the eastern bank of the.

east coast. today the middle east cease-fire extended for two mor

east coast. today the middle east cease-fire extended for two more days as ten more hamas hostages are released.white house admit to have little information on the condition of any of the americans still trapped by the terrorist group or when and if they'll be released. everything you need to know all morning long. markets are moving in next, the retail sector after cyber monday in a mixed shopping we cannot do thanksgiving. the dow industrial up something, the s&p 500 negative by two points. we are waiting quarterly earnings out of retail this week. previewing the second read of gdp tomorrow morning. the federal reserve read on inflation with october pc index out on thursday, the expectation there on the screen. european markets on the red, the eurozone the s&p 100 in london john 28, the dax index in germany lower by 11 points. in asia overnight a mixed story. in the asian embassies the best performer in korea but are there 1% the other moving fract fractionally. more misinformation from the white house which is claiming that america's economic worries are not a joke, blaming republicans for co

middle to upper 60s. does not matter if you are along the coast or inland in the east bay. middle to upper 60s across the entire bay area including north of the golden gate. temperatures are supposed to be in mid-november in the lower to middle 60s. we will be just a couple degrees above average. it counts, once the forecast driesute, next week, temperatures will be warmer. let's take a look at the seven-day forecast. rain chances for the next few days and dry weather takes over sunday through the abbreviated workweek. warming up more, 70 degrees for high temperatures, 70 degrees around the bay as well. not a lot of variation, the dry weather that takes over, good travel conditions, around the bay area or most of california next week leading up to the holiday. the latest data indicate it will stick around through thursday but through the four day holiday. the next hint of rain that is speculative does not arrive until the last week of november. now, we will see what we can squeeze out of the atmosphere in the next 48-72 i could use a little help. yeah, there's a lot of risk

east coast. escalation in the middle east, threats from hezbollah as the united states is ready to transfer $320 million worth of weapons in earnings. uber is out or watching disney and warner bros. discovery the dow industrial down 69 points, the nasdaq lower by 32 and s&p 500 nontender nap this morning. european markets in the red take a look at the euros on s&p 100 is the one index showing again a four points but the cat crown is down 31 as a dax index in germany also down right now. in asia overnight right across the board there as well take a look at the embassies after a big rally in korea. the index leads the decline down to another% on the korean index and the others also glover. the imf upgrading forecast for china gdp for the year in 2024 despite china's exports tumbling 6.4% overnight. it's election day in america and were watching the race in virginia house and senate as glenn youngkin tries to lead the state further. this is president trump squares off with the new york judge and the attorney general to back ron desantis, were on it this morning. joining to the conversation all morn

as a punishment for gratuitous hatred, which once again seems to be driving a bounce in the middle east coast. religious or perhaps political ideas, offered any response from the bloodshed and retaliation engulfing big holy land, will discuss it. i'm now joined by rumsey, the room with a non resident senior research fellow at the center for is long and global affairs at east timble design university. dr. berth, it's great to talk to thank you very much for being available. essentially for having that look to be rude. i just use this term, the holy lands, which many people today associated with the state of israel. but historically, as i'm sure, you know, it refers to the entire area between the media to rang and c on the eastern bank of the jordan river, which includes the palestine. this is where i want to start. what is palestine to you at this point because it's not this fade, and yet it's not fully devoid all states structures or a phantom of a state. so what is it? so of course that has to be is how this time was on its way to becoming a nation state in the modern sense. but there was a

here on the east coast, 4:35 in the middle east.e of hostages, 12 thai nationals have been released by hamas. this comes as there's also expected to be a swap of palestinian prisoners from a prison in ramallah in the west bank. reuters has just released video of vans and buses believed to be carrying the prisoners. give us the latest we know about the prisoner swap there in the west bank. >> reporter: good morning nap prison you just mentioned is maybe 500 meters behind me. it's an israeli military prison. we're expecting 39 palestinian prisoners to be released imminently in the next hour or two. when we talk about the larger group of prisoners to be released, we're talking mostly about people who have not been convicted of any crimes. there is a crowd of palestinians who have gathered here in the roadway leading to the prison to receive these prisoners and sort of celebrate their release. they were warned by israeli authorities not to stage any kind of demonstration. they're defying those orders. in terms of how this fit into the l

middle east in pentana, they say the crew was carrying out a scheduled flight. and which could further complicate the already difficult situation in the middle east, an american drone was shot down off the coastyemen, information has already been confirmed in the united states, the drone was reportedly attacked by the houthis, they in turn say it was a reconnaissance mission of the pentagon as part of military support israel. next, about an emergency meeting of the council of ministers for ukraine. let me remind you that the meeting was requested by moscow after massive shelling of donetsk by kiev militants. tactics. terror in the ssu was struck again when doctors arrived at the scene and rescued. the list of victims as a result of the attack included six people, more than fifty more were injured, but in the west this, like many other things, went unnoticed. night blindness, as our postpret put it. giorgi alesashvili will tell you more. an urgent meeting of the un security council was devoted to the massive shelling that donetsk was subjected to on tuesday, but according to russian permanent representative vasily nebenzi, the topic could be expanded to discuss how the west is pumping up weapo

as one pm on the east coast, a pm in the middle east, and we begin with the breaking news, the third group of israeli hostages transferred now by hamas in exchange for palestinian prisoners. a list provided of names by the israeli government, 14 israeli and three for national abductees released today. it includes nine cldn. four-year-old american israeli, abigail moore adana is back in israel. president biden is celebrating her release in the last hour. >> she's been through a terrible trauma. her mom was killed in front of her, when her kibbutz was attacked by hamas terrorists on october the 7th. abigail mor edan, who then -- was gunned down as well while using his body to shield a little abigail. >> the four-day truce, which ends tomorrow, calls for the release of at least 50 israelis, with an option for israel to extend this truce by one day for each additional hostage released by hamas. officials are warning that after the truce, the mission will not change. >> abigail remains the same. the dismantling of the hamas military machine, in the end of the rural and gaza. ultimately, t

it is one pm here on the east coast, a pm in the middle east. we begin with breaking news as the israel-hamas war enters the second month of fighting. here is what's new this hour. secretary blinken met with palestinian leader, mahmoud abbas, he claims -- hamas claimshat dozens were killed and a strike in a prime minister netanyahu again says that there will be no cease-fire until hostages are freed. the world food programme is requesting more humanitarian access to relieve the nightmare of life in gaza. [sound of artillery] >> there's new video released by the hamas military weighing shows what it says are rockets being fired into israel. also new this, our police in turkey are using water cannons on protesters who came to close to the u.s. military base today. israel's military continues to pound the gaza strip with missile strikes and ground operations, and living conditions are worsening as arab leaders push for a humanitarian pause. today, he leaders remain divided on this issue. >> i've met with some of the families on friday, george, of t

concerned about what was going on around the world, both nearby, right off the coast of florida and in russia and and the middle east. so national security was very much top of mind. and the bomber that was going to be built here in fort worth was very important. and that was an opportunity to talk about. the united states's role in international affairs and fort worth role in national security. so a lot of the speech was was based on that. and and it was very uplifting and inspirational. and it was it was very funny. you know, the president was a very charming fellow. and and jackie kennedy came a little bit late. i'm not sure that she was going that well in the morning, but she she did she did show up. and the crowd it seems the stories that i've heard are that the crowd was just as excited to see her as to see him. and so that was kind of a special moment in fort worth. everybody was excited that while that was going on in the hotel, people were lining up on the streets. we knew where the motorcade was going to be. high school bands and cheerleaders were lining the streets. folks knew when the motorcade was going

which is bang on where you should be for this can be your water view of the middle east shows some showers crashing into the coast of the band. and if i take you to the central asia, a temperature is running above average here. so for example, in tehran, $21.00 breeze is helping pump up those temperatures. and turk minutes stands capital ask about your up to 23. on monday and quite the storm system. we have 4, it's 4 k, so from is stumbled is near to on, talia. soaking here could see a months worth of rain and 24 hours. darknet blue and the yellow. the more intense that rain is reserved for the northwest of africa, could still see a few showers around cairo. and most of the action for the tropics of africa will be around the democratic republic of congo. but south of this, some century down ports for southern bows, a big and when due to the examining, the impact of today's headlines. medicines that are running out every single time. i've seen our patients lose. we could see all the tests those, the guys that we don't buddies explore and abundance of the world class program. i don't think we have another decade be

east coast. u.s. troops under attack in the middle east. the attacks totaling 40 incidents in three weeks as anti-semitism spikes once again here at home. the president of israel encouraging american universities to fight back and not be silent law congress is voting to censor rashida tlaib over anti-israel comments. everything i need to know all morning long. markets are higher in the fractional moves a mixed story waiting on big media reporting earnings as we preview retail which comes next, the dow industrial four-point, nasdaq lower by seven and a half. oil prices coming down from the highs falling below $70 a barrel, that the lowest since july on china's mixed economic data and escalating tensions in the middle east. european markets mixed, the s&p 500 is over, the cat crown is higher. in asia overnight right across the board fractional moves across the board in the asian embassies as you can see. back in washington hunter biden prosecutor david weiss telling congress behind closed doors he was refused attorney status while investigati

middle east. u.s.s. mason off the coast of yemen had two ballistic missiles launch evidence its way that notified. they responded to a distress call from a tanker nearby. we've seen more than 70 attacks on u.s. military forces since mid october. more shortly coming up here. first the emotions running high in israel. [chanting] >> bill: these are some of the scenes in israel and the west bank as they see newly freed prisoners. a four-day cease-fire about to run out and find out whether or not the cease-fire is extended. hope you had an awesome thanksgiving. i'm bill hemmer in new york. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." an emotional weekend. a 4-year-old israely american girl abigail edan is free but saw her parents murdered in front of her. hamas let go 58 people. israel released 39 palestinian prisoners in exchange. >> bill: the front page "new york post." safe at last. for some that is true. many more still are left behind. president biden saying he backs an extension of the four-day truce if more

east coast. the newly extended cease-fire in the middle east already seemingly broken after three people are deadozen others injured as hamas terrorist opened fire on a jerusalem bus stop, this coming after another american israeli citizen is released alongside 15 other hostages. a major voice in worldwide diplomacy henry kinzinger dead at the age of 100 years old. we will get into all morning long. markets are higher the final trading day of november futures indicated a triple date for the dow industrial. the gallup 169, the nasdaq 30 in nasdaq higher by ten. all of this ahead by the inflation data coming out this morning october pc indexes down to a half hours, 8:30 a.m. eastern stay with us for the number, were watching yields as the fed looks ahead to 2024 amidst the debate if inflation remains elevated, the yield on the ten year is 4.3%. the european markets higher take a look at the firmer town, s&p 100 higher by 38, the cac card appears 25 and dax index in germany higher by 15. in asia overnight green across the board but in the plus column. back in washington house republican in 18 evil u

middle east. u.s. officials confirmed off the coast of yemen houthi shot down a drone used for surveillance and cost abouthing new airstrikes in gaza overnight. 351 israeli soldiers have been killed since october 7, 35 killed since the ground incursion began. israeli troops made this discovery in an apartment building next to a child's bedroom. international conversations start around this pause to discuss the release of hostages, officials in israel say a ceasefire will not happen. >> there is no ceasefire, we are bottling hamas, no ceasefire. gaza civilians are fleeing because they understand hamas is using them as human shield. focus remains on dismantling hamas and rescuing the hostages, both goals revolve around intricate system of tunnel underground, 300 miles of tunnel, that is the effort and where they believe many hostages are being held. the main focus is getting rid of the tunnels and finding the hostages as soon as possible. >> carley: alex hogan, thank you so much. 42 attacks on u.s. troops since october 17th. defense official says the attacks may not have been successful in terms of severely

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middle to upper 60s midland in the east bay. fremont, down to the peninsula. the coolest spots, along the coast, lower 60s. -moon bay, middle 60s for san francisco, oakland, a degree or two below average. the temperatures in the north bay, similar to other parts of the oakland area. the warmest spots staying below 70 degrees, to go along with the warmer temperatures, the off shore winds on wednesday we will have warmer temperatures. back in the 70s for inland parts of the bay area. back down to slightly below average temperatures, cloud cover on friday with that outside chance of a shower but we are not confident enough in that at this point to add raindrops to the seven-day forecast just yet. it is a possibility as we finish off the workweek. maybe monday turns out to be wetter than we are anticipating. cautious with the rain chances that far down-the-line in the forecast. new data in. continuing to evaluate that heading through what is a tranquil full week of november with the rain chances heading our way. that will be more eventful. >> second full week of november. we are almost to the holidays. >> i kno

. >>> as dawn broke over the middle east, israel says it has cut gaza in two, reaching the coast south of gaza city. this is where the 10,000 palestinians lay dead a month after the war broke out. israel released pictures of ground troops. the hamas run health industry says dozens of people have been killed over the weekend and what it calls an israeli airstrike at a refugee camp. secretary of state antony blinken met with iraq's prime minister, blinken says the u.s. joins israel in rejecting a cease-fire. but, the u.s. is thinking about what is called a humanitarian pause to the violence in gaza. >> so that we can advance other things we are committed to doing, as is the government of israel and others in the region, especially getting more humanitarian assistance to people who need it, in gaza. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin nett and yahoo says he will not agree to a cease-fire in gaza which does not include a return of all the hostages. lincoln also made a stop in the west bank, where he met with the palestinian president. you can find the latest developments in gaza o

the us military's involvement in the middle east deepened after a new confrontation off the coast ofemen. details on the latest act of aggression. president biden faces fierce criticism over the lack of americans in the hostage deal with hamas. keith kellogg deals with that. israel says hamas has violated the cease-fire terms following three detonations and gunfire near idf soldiers. nate foy has the latest next. ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. i work hard, and i want my money to work hard too. so, i use my freedom unlimited c

survivor. ma god sweetened the round table debates on the conflict in the middle east comes on the eve of the 85th anniversary of the coast of the twin. jewish own stores, houses, and synagogues were tact programmed by germans. in 1938 started the condemned anti jewish sentiment that's been on the rise since october 7th, and set the protection of jewish life was an obligation of everyone living in germany and leap, leaving the most is eager. anyone who lives in this country wants to live, he must respect the rules of peaceful coexistence, and it must be with a history assist the steps kostnik i'm. i recently set it at the brendan book gate and they will repeat it today when i saw it to bill's living in gemini must smell of i'll switch the concentration camp and extermination camps and fall into the responsibility that the rises from it. it isn't projecting she was life in germany, it states duty and to civic obligation of us as this applies to everyone living in our country knows. i'm not, i'm convinced that we need to make the euro then before has some decent onto the ellipse service. that will not be nothing. this time

coast. we look at the proxy fighter in middle east this is an escalation, and defense secretaraustin said theyl defend its forces, many peoples rures house for additional strikes, they were not stopping there were 6 strikes after the last round targeting the american troops in the region >> they are calling this a routine training mission, considering the unit is only there because of this war. we understand there is only so much you can go into. seeing this type of training is that any indication of missions planning you know expectations. are -- does it show an expectation of needing that type of unit to do that type of mission? reporter: joey, as you have known from your time in forces there is nothing routine about. military trains like it fights they are dangerous evolutions, any indictment you operational night with night vision goggles and flying helicopter with midair refueling, you see the rotors and refueling probe there is not a lot of leeway any turbulence or mistake can get catastrophic, the forces there are because if they are needed to evacuate or rescue americans. >> lucas toml

middle to upper 60s. inland, the east bay, temperatures in the middle to upper 60s around the bay. middle to upper 60s. san francisco, oakland, guess what, along the coast, half-moon bay, middle 60s. farther north, the temperatures ever a couple degrees below normal. hitting the upper half represents a departure of what is normal for the middle of november. we will keep the trend going moving into the extended time frame. we will look at the forecast showing a half and half forecast. once we are passed saturday things will dry out. we will stand in the middle here, we have the wet half of the forecast and then the dry half of the forecast. a bit of a warm up as well. we get closer to inland, the temperatures, hovering, through the first half of next week, once the dry weather settles in, it looks like it will last never a while. showing the seven-day forecast here. getting glimpses at the longer range model. it locks like it will stick around through the thrtion holiday on thursday. looks like we can see a dry, calm pattern sticking around through the four day weekend. next hint of rain might not come our way until the last couple of days of november. w

middle east. >> this morning, new video of a us military drone flying off the coast of yemen when it's blasted outthe sky. iran backed houthi rebels releasing the footage claiming to show militants shooting down a $30 million american reaper drone over international waters. abc has not independently verified the video. the pentagon yesterday also announcing a us airstrike on a weapons storage facility in syria used by iran and its proxies. >> defense secretary lloyd austin saying in a statement the united states is fully prepared to take further necessary measures to protect our people and our facilities. >> as iran backed militants across the region have warned of a widening conflict due to us support for israel's war on hamas. new airstrikes targeting hamas in gaza. this strike near a mosque, israel early ground forces say they've destroyed 130 hamas tunnels, including one near a school. talks for a pause in the fighting are ongoing. sources say israel is considering a proposal from egypt and qatar for humanitarian pause in exchange for the release of dozens of hostages held by hamas. meanwhile

obviously it's the middle of the night here on the east coast of united states. and so that tweak basically has to serve as the by the administration. so commentary on that report from the washington post, which said that this would be taking effect in the next several days. if all the details can be ironed out and that this would be something that would be very much orchestrated and managed very closely so that from us would not have the opportunity to re arm and to watch new attacks on targets inside as well. are gross and tell us also about the opinion piece written by the us president joe biden, also in the washington piece, the rock washington post that was published yesterday and, and biden lays out what i think we could call his his near to medium term vision for gaza and more broadly for this conflict. what did you say? well, the president, to use this opinion piece in the washington post on saturday to argue not just for trying to find a positive conclusive resolution to the war between israel and gaza. and as well as trying to establish an independent p

we do still have a little bit of weather in the full cost coast, parts of the middle east. not too much showing up on the satellite picture across the raving peninsula, but towards the gulf. it could be the old shower around here, anywhere from a run to a close to northern positive concept. pushing across into iran, i think elsewhere it should be. while she finally drive at westwood the to slide down to go straight to for most of them, areas of around 6 on whether much of the peninsula will be dry, temperature, say pleasant enough, but how about the top temperature of around 28 celsius and that's 82 in fiber height long as you try for the for sizes die as we go one through a good parts of the east, the side of the me to try to. but you see what's coming this way. whether this is a boat, the frontage of what will be stored, alexis bring you some very wet and with the weather across the grease, pushing into that the and that will make his way further east, which as we go through some by southern edge of that sliding right down the line and could even push them west, whether i

middle east, today hamas representatives will release 13 hostages. formidable super-maneuverable fighter aircraft. the fleet protects the coast of crimea. a new snow cyclone is expected in the central region. in the krasnodar territory, livne flooded the federal m4 highway house. today is the second day of the truce in the middle east. hamas representatives will release 13 more people, eight of whom are children. and on friday, the first exchange of hostages took place after the agreement was reached. about a temporary ceasefire. hamas handed over 24 hostages to israel, including citizens of israel, thailand and the philippines. all 24 people were brought to israel, as part of the first group of those released, they were distributed to hospitals where they receive medical psychological assistance. in exchange , israel agreed to release 39 palestinians, among them were 24 women and 15 teenagers who were kept in prisons. more than 200 people remain behind hamas militants. the plane of the ministry of emergency situations delivered to moscow another 105 russians evacuated from gaza and members of their families; the plane from cairo landed

couple of hours, amid the escalation of the palestinian-israeli confrontation in the middle east and here on the east coastlly the cia, is allocating an additional $3 million to strengthen security , risk zones , synagogues, tourist centers, crowded places, the same protests and demonstrations, risk groups, not politicians, police or anti-terrorism, but ordinary citizens, almost immediately on the border of canada and the usa a car explodes, the version of the terrorist attack is quickly reset. what if someone seems suspicious to us about making a statement, we don’t want to offend anyone again? to be honest, i personally don’t really care that my statement to the police will offend someone, i’d rather apologize later if everything is okay. here , at every step, there are still portraits of victims of attacks by hamas militants, so the city’s usual halal, shawarma, shawarma, which is often called shawarma in new york. gyro or giro is, for many, quite anti-israeli propaganda, no one here waves either palestinian or khamsa flags, but sometimes the color of hair and skin is enough to accuse street food vendor

we have two aircraft carriers off the coast in the middle east.rines on the ground and they don't have a commandant. they don't have a commandant because he had a heart attack. this man wants to compare being a football coach to being a commandant in the military. it's stupidity and vintage tommy tuberville. >> just because republicans are now in agreement, some of them, it's still not solved. he still controls this. they don't have a pathway to confirming all the appointees. how does that break? >> with strategy. a lot of folks have been whining on cable news and talking about changing the rules. schumer is talking about that. this is about national security. if we have to change the rules to respond to extremism in the military, we do it. this is a failure of imagination, a failure of strategy. it's on schumer, mcconnell, on the president to find a strategy. he's doing more to damage or national security than anybody else out there with the exception of trump. hamas loves this. putin loves this. this guy is so out of extreme and out of touch. he

throughout the next 24 to say 48 hours, we're going to track this through the middle of the country and all the way to the east coastthis is as we wake up saturday morning, light snow, through the panhandle of texas, and also some light snow showers around omaha and sioux fall, and by the time we get to saturday afternoon, we have snow in northern oklahoma and in kansas. and enough for accumulations mostly on the bridges. i think the main roading will be okay. be careful interstate 35 especially and by the time we head to sunday morning, this mess heads to st. louis and chicago. st. louis no snow accumulations for you but north of the city, we could get some of the grassy surfaces and same for the chicago and the roads okay, and grassy surfaces and careful on the bridges and by the time we get to sunday afternoon, the storm heads into canada but a new storm develops off the coast and rain moving through new jersey and into new york city, late in the day, on sunday. and most of sunday is dry, and for any of the travel in the mid atlantic and the afternoon and evening is when we will get into. it here is the saturday

middle east pushing for lucrative energy bills. the official claim that gas was of is off the coast of balls. the could actually benefits the palestinians, instead of washington's allies. and as well, so there is an opportunity here to develop the gas fields in offshore gaza, on behalf of the palestinians. we shouldn't exaggerate its potential, but it can absolutely be a revenue stream for a palestinian government. and to ensure there is an independent energy system for palestine. financial expo assigned to us a contributor, chris, um, told my colleague that you didn't know no more about votes of state earlier in the studio. i think it's a bit bit of a lawful statement that the people have gauze a need the us to develop, they've got pipeline on behalf of them. is it for us government? the months historically, for the people of goals or the people of palestine in general. but it's just a bit of a, a lot of those statements to say, look, we're going to commentate pretty much the only results of the got the people have cause i have that, that, that can develop their economy at the moment and ess

that's as an advisor, all biden's problem to the middle east to talk among other issues. energy deals, the official claim gas preserve is off the coast of gas. it, which we've just been speaking about, could actually benefit the palestinians instead of washington's alex. as there is an opportunity here to develop the gas fields in offshore gaza on behalf of the palestinians. we shouldn't exaggerate its potential, but it can absolutely be a revenue stream for a palestinian government and to ensure there is an independent energy system for palestine. finance expert artic contributor chris adams does a little deeper into the story with me earlier take of this. i think it's a bit bit of a lawful statement that the people of guys that need the us to develop a gas pipeline on behalf of them. is it for us government, lots historically for the people of goals or the people of palestine in general. but it's just a bit of a, a lot of those statements to say let's, we're going to commentate pretty much the only results of the got the people have cause i have that, that, that can develop their economy at the moment and essentially hold it in cus

in fact, everybody in the east bay, if it is bayside or farther inland, should hit the 60s, upper 70s. middle 60s along the coast in half moon bay and upper 60s for san francisco and oakland. temperatures north of the golden gate, even though the cloud cover will be thicker you will have enough sunshine filtering through to warm temperatures up in the upper half of the 60s, some threatening 70 degrees. tomorrow, it is a very, very busy travel day. let's take a look at the travel forecast. here is the good news, there are not too many trouble spots. the storm system making it through the coast right now. slowing down the early flights to new york, philadelphia, newark, washington, d.c., all of the travel hubs, the only place that the rain will linger will be boston. any flights connecting through or going to logan international may have delays. otherwise calm conditions across the entire country and calm conditions around california if you are staying home. the only problem will be the volume of traffic on the roads. the temperatures slightly above average, from the 50s, up the coast, to the middle 70s. close to

objects in the middle east, it is ahead of the rest, even if the turks close incerlik, this is an american military base, a key military base in the odana region, on the mediterranean coastit may have played a key role at one time, but there are a lot of reconnaissance and surveillance facilities there, that is, turkey in this regard, if the united states will decide to intervene in this conflict, it is, in general, irreplaceable, so this is another one of erdogan’s trump cards, now regarding the two aircraft carrier groups, you know, when geralf of the support ships approached there, that is, this is such a fairly strong group, well, i also thought that this was some kind of signal to iran, what can i say, don’t interfere, but then - this build-up of force was cut off when esenhower came up, well, in addition to airplanes, ford has 90 airplanes there at insignhow 75, this is quite an aviation group , plus not... reminiscent of how the americans were preparing their invasion of iraq, several were also going there, yes , another aircraft carrier group approached the persian gulf, there too, i read today, a nuclear submarine is also going there, that is, this group, in the

east coast, 2:30 out west on this thursday morning. i'm jonathan lemire, and we want to turn back to the situation in the middle east where a deal brokereds seen the first foreign nationals and some injured civilians make it out of the gaza strip and into egypt as israel's ground offensive continues into the enclave. and let's bring in former fbi special agent clint watts. he's a national security analyst for nbc news and msnbc. he's over there at the big board with a map of the region. clint, let's start your assessment of the ground offensive to this point. where have the israelis reached? how's the fighting going? >> jonathan, it's interesting they have systematically done this entire maneuver over the last seven days. up here is where they started last thursday creating a brief point across that barrier fence and they followed that up very quickly friday setting up an assembly area in this northwest corner of gaza. then by monday morning you saw them advancing here, intense combat. you saw a lot of the videos online. they then moved to what we call a blocking position with armored formations on the main north-south road that cuts gaz

repeat of what we saw in the middle east, when the united states made it very clear to ... and iran, that the american aircraft carrier groups did not just come close to the coast, and if the ayatollah government wants to raise the level, then the united states will find a very clear missile response. the main competition in today's world is usually between the united states, with its post-war view of open markets, free trade, and expanding political and economic freedoms, and china, which wants more state control and wants to be able to set new rules that will allow beijing to have much more control over other countries, not to mention the taiwan question. returning to close combat groups was intended to send a message to hezbollah and her patron of iran that if you expand the war in the israeli gaza strip, the united states will not hesitate to respond. and such retaliation will most likely deal a debilitating blow to hezbollah, as it was in 2006, and it took years to recover then. iran does not want to revive hezbela like this again. he seeks , first, to control much of lebanon's nuclear deterrence policy. hezbollah can cause israel much pain and death, but

without size and advise of biden's travel to the middle east to talk. among other issues, any deals, the official plan, the gas was of, is off the coast of the us that can actually benefit the palestinians instead of washington's allies. that there is an opportunity here to develop the gas fields in offshore gaza, on behalf of the palestinians. we shouldn't exaggerate its potential, but it can absolutely be a revenue stream for a palestinian government and to ensure there is an independent energy system for palestine. financial expert and all to contribute to a course and told my colleagues you to know knew more about what's at stake earlier . here in the studio. i think it's a bit bit of a lawful statement that the people of gauze a need the us to develop that gas pipeline on behalf of them. is this the us government? much historically for the people of calls all the people have a policy, but in general, it is just a bit of a lot of those statement to say, look, we're going to commentate pretty much the only results of the got the people have cause i have that that, that can develop their economy at the moment and essentially hold it