i've spent the last 3 years building peace in the middle east river on the colds initiatives. and i really believed that we could be in a new era of peace in the middle east, and that's what we were all working towards. and then this happens, i'm you obviously like i said, the depth to met of, of 2 routes to the um, what's the general feeling amongst your population towards the conflict and hasn't changed at all over the last 100 days. so juicy was actually a very interesting case because 40 percent of the population of the city of new markets. and normally we're living in peace. we worked together, we lived together, we share the same public spaces shopping moles, cafe. i'm for the most part that has remained in tot, um, there is a tens feeling in the city, and we're also at the moment how to 50000 intended about trees, mainly from the north, but also from the south. people will have to run away from their homes because they're on livable because the communities have been destroyed because they're in the way of miss all attack. and they've been put in hotels in the city of jer

i've spent the last 3 years building peace in the middle east river. i'm a fools initiatives. and i really believed that we could be in a new era of peace in the middle east, and that's what we were all working towards. and this happens julie was actually a very interesting case because 40 percent of the population of the city i'm working tomorrow. um, normally we're living in peace, we work together. we live together, we share the same public spaces, helping moles caches. i'm for the most part that has remained in tat. um, there is a tens feeling in the city, and we're also at the moment how to 50000 in canada by trees menu from the north. but also from the south. people will have to run away from their homes because they're on livable because the communities have been destroyed because they're in the way of missed all attack. and they've been put in hotels in the city of jews. i imagine your family, it's a little kids and you're living in a hotel for 3 months. this is what these people are going to right now. and they don't know where they can go home of the west. so usually

the middle east and another river. yes, i mean we are heading slowly and surely for the 3rd world war. if we don't do anything to stop, what crisis or another absolutely, as we continue to sudden weapons to ukraine them, we're not getting any closer to a piece. nobody's actually speaking to us today. for the great diplomat, they need us present vocalists. thank you very much. you're welcome bye. on to the middle east now where the syrian defense ministry size is several civilians were killed as a result of these really strikes on southern damascus and will people in just the numbers of times when things have not yet been concerned. military sources have told local media that the strikes came from the syrian and golden occupied by is where the forces it to run and boss. this is sylvia rejects, claims that we had quoted arranged advises in damascus, was a time ammonia from the region. now is that way just place in washington, off the 3 american troops were killed and dozens more wounded at a drone store icon a u. s. mili

kathy hochul is back ago plan for a self-filtering pool in the middle of the east river and she sayshe plus pool could be opened to the public next year after it was proposed more than a decade ago. pete: i kind of like that idea. will: they know a thing or two about the water exalt in new york city. new york city navy seals swim in the hudson river back in august. not self-filtering. will: a pilot version of the floating pool is expected to be tested this summer and looks cool. kayleigh: it does. will: those are your headlines. kayleigh: well, very cool. i'll take a dive. coming up, new website sending popular weight loss drugs straight to your front door. no doctor's office needed, plus, the benefit to dry january. dr. that net nesheiwat covering it all -- jeanette nesheiwat covering it in the medical roundup next. will: tune in at 9:00 p.m. and as brian says always stay within yourselves. ♪ ♪ ♪ pete: a measles outbreak at children's hospital of philadelphia continuing to spread to vulnerable kids and officials are sending a warning with fewer people getting the vaccine and cdc rep

and so i use the example of either the now river basin sticking to the middle east again, or even the tigris euphrates system, with the aspect of climate change with expanded warming less water being reduced at the headwaters of these rivers, meaning the higher elevation part where where water is generated theaters to accumulation of snow and that's no mouth which is a run off from, from, from the mountains. um, the traditional approach is to build the reservoirs and tabs, and historically, that's been the case seeing that in those river systems as well. but what ends up happening is, unfortunately becomes a, a 0 sum game where countries that are at the higher end of the system will tend to store more nowadays will tend to store more water in the reservoirs to kind of protect themselves or boost their available water. supply to meet their various water needs at various levels to the detriment of those down the street. so there are situations where upstream nations have through the use of, of reservoirs and dams protected their ability to access water supply. but at the very downstream

middle east. tuck the chant from the river to the sea when you're falling off roof. and what of the border?crat mayors still moan about their overrun cities they blame texas governor abbott instead of biden. but how rich is that, that these idiots describe these migrants as coming from texas. they aren't they're coming from other countries you [bleep]. why is it wrong when texas sends migrants to chicago, but not chile sending migrants to texas. despite that get ready for good news as the media tries to lift joe biden's sagging campaign. suddenly crimes will be down jobs up inflation imaginary and illegal immigrants will dwindling. murder victims will come back to life just in time to vote. ukraine will drop out of sight like joy behar's feet. [laughter] >> greg: suddenly dems will start sounding like republicans while call actual republicans nazis. in campaign politics this is known as narrative spin. but to the rest of us it's known as utter [bleep]. so that's the year in review and it's only a few days old. but why wait until 2025 to reveal 2024. after all you don't need to hear more abo

and i'm time really, i wish to the by river and live in the middle east of las, the, the, it must be very, the deductible for the world toning against what your government is. colorado, call them the social. i mean, you're on a journey to it. and i appreciate your time well done for joining us for international coming in another explosive story that shape the week here. when i tell you that you ask them to you, okay, you take a name as you know, once again in the middle east, bombs dropping now. in yemen, you know, several cities in the west of the country were bombed, including the capital. so not on the port hub of alco data. for apple, it's into military bases, were also targeted according to us officials, a submarine launch become a whole commit, silence along with fi to jets, were used in the strikes. the action came in response to attacks by who with the fights is on his radio link ships transiting the red sea. well, since the start to be is ready, bob, bob and of guys are in october. the who the group made clear the position to tailor these actions. washington is reported at l

middle east. i just wanted to comment if i could on as caller who said from the river to the sea, palestine shouldo clarify, it is very hurtful to use that phrase because if you go back, that means to march all of the israelk'i's into the sea. i just wanted to know know whatr opinion was about that phrase? it is anti-semitic, if anyone is wondering. thethe definition is pure jew hatred. where is his outrage for the hostages and the people of israel? guest: i don't know if i want to get into into the philosophy ofe palestinian people. clearly, the palestinians are trying to create their own state and trying to push israel to grant the more independence and the events of october 7heinous e happening that will have to get resolved or this will be a continued source of conflict. host:e t? hezbollah. they have been attacking from the north and there have been concerns. north and there have been concerns. hezbollah has been careful to monitor attacks attacks so as no incur attacks. host: from michigan, we have donald. caller:gv i'm just calling it rl quick. republicans start all the wars. i was born thr

that have been installed in west asia and the middle east, this is my land and my country, it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river, i am not ready to let go of a centimeter, israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why they separate the land, but i was at the babel sham's protest last week and - i myself had a my head banged against a bus by a soldier illegally on illegal stolen land and they are arresting us. this is historical palestine. welcome back, people in the syrian capital, damascus have held a funeral for the iranian military advisors who were martered in an israelite terrorist strikes. our correspondent ibrahim wadi has this report. solem funeral procession has been held at the sayida ruqayine in the heart of the syrian capital, damascus. the procession was held for the five iranian military advisors who were murtered in an israeli attack on the residential neighborhood of mazze. many people attended the funeral, including religious figures and pilgrims from various countries who affirmed that martterdam baves the way to victory over the enem

middle east. i just wanted to comment if i could on a previous caller who said from the river to the sea, palestinehould be free. i wanted to clarify, it is very hurtful to use that phrase because if you go back, that means to march all of the israeli's into the sea. i just wanted to know know whatr opinion was about that phrase? it is anti-semitic, if anyone is wondering. thethe definition is pure jew hatred. where is his outrage for the hostages and the people of israel? guest: i don't know if i want to get into into the philosophy ofe palestinian people. clearly, the palestinians are trying to create their own state and trying to push israel to grant the more independence and the events of october 7 were heinous and the response happening that will have to get resolved or this will be a continued source of conflict. host: we have not spoken about has fully yet? hezbollah. guest: they have been attacking from the north and there have been concerns. north and there have been concerns. hezbollah has been careful to monitor attacks attacks so as no incur attacks. host: from michigan, we have donald.

due to the escalation of the middle east conflict and continuous attacks on the gas sector this year. there were noticeably fewer pilgrims for baptism at the jordan riverher in jerusalem were illuminated festive lighting. report by sergei pashkov. erased with an eraser the usual, crowded, multilingual and noisy joy of the bright christian holidays of the holy land, on the day of epiphany, the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem aphophilus ii canceled the traditional parade of scout school bands. only the singing of psalms, this time without the roar of drums and the sound of bagpipes, the patriarchal procession descended from the monastery of john the baptist down to the banks of the jordan river. silently. just as silently, 2.0 years ago, jesus descended from the mountain of temptation to the place of his baptism. this time the religious procession was not accompanied by a crowd of thousands of pilgrims from the orthodox world, but those who were able to get to the israeli or jordanian banks of the small but great river heard every word of the epiphany service this time. it is important for a believer to visit those places that are connected with ea

rivers. their deaths will mark a new phase in america's role in the escalating tensions in the middle east.ton at a joint us—nato news conference, i pressed secretary of state antony blinken on the us response. you referred to a multi—staged response to yesterday's attack. do you hold iran directly responsible? do you consider the us to be at war on the verge of war at this point? we do not seek conflict with iran, we do not seek war with iran, but we have and we will continue to defend our personnel and to take every action necessary to do that, including responding very vigorously to the attack that just took place, and as i mentioned, i'm not going to get ahead of where the president is, i'm certainly not going to telegraph the response but, as i mentioned, that response could well be multilevelled, it could come in stages and it could be sustained over time. democratic congressman seth moulton sits on the house armed services committee. earlier, we asked him what he thinks a strategic response would look like. well, exactly what it looks like, of course, is what the administration is de

rivers, specialist breonna moffett, and specialist kennedy sanders. it's the latest in a series of attacks against u.s. forces in the middle east there is a responsibility that appropriately needs to be laid at the feet of leaders in tehran. >> reporter: president biden is vowing to strike back, but how hard and where was the topic of his national security team meeting today in the white house situation room. >> this attack over the weekend was escalatory. make no mistake about it, and it requires a response. >> reporter: the drone strike on a base known as tower 22 in northeast jordan killed the three americans and wounded more than 40. it was the u.s. military's worst loss of life to enemy action since the fall of afghanistan. pentagon officials tell cbs news the explosive drone came in low and slow several minutes the base's air defense system, which should have fired on the enemy drone, had been temporarily taken offline to allow the american drone to land safely. as a result, there was little to no warning for the troops still in their sleeping quarters, which are not built to withstand a blast. >> the president and i -- >

river to the sea. you cannot have a future in the middle east without some palestinian authority, the people who live therehe has an opportunity to sign alliances with saudi arabia and everyone else. but they need a palestine partner. the fact you can do this without any palestinian partner is unworkable. but it is a campaign strategy more than anything else next when he says the prime minister needs to be capable of saying no to the u.s., why can't the u.s. say we can say no to more aid and weapons? at least without conditions. >> i think we are going down that road. every week it seems there's another democratic senator, democratic elected officials saying we need to take a look at this. we need to do something because the prime minister is not paying attention. i think this is something the president and administration have been trying to warn him about. clearly he's not listening. because he has domestic considerations. >> that strikes me as a long way off. president biden agrees we need to get rid of hamas or severely degrade hamas. a lot of the pressure is to get them to do more targeted tax, less bo

rivers, specialist breonna moffett, and specialists kennedy sanders. it's the latest in a series of attacks against u.s. forces in the middle eastian backed forces. >> so clearly there is a responsibility that appropriately needs to be laid at the feet of iran. >> norah: president biden is vowing to strike back, but how and where of the security meeting today in the white house situation room. >> this attack over the weekend was escalatory, and make no mistake about it. and it requires a response. spin on the drone strike on a base in power 22 in northeast jordan killed three americans and wounded more than 40. it was the u.s. military's worst loss of life to enemy action since the fall of afghanistan. pentagon officials tell cbs news the explosive drone came in low and slow. several minutes after a u.s. drone was returning from a mission in syria. the basis air defense systems which should have fired on the enemy drone had been temporarily taken off-line. to allow the american drone to land safely. still in their sleeping quarters which was not built to withstand a blast. defense secretary lloyd austin back at the pentagon afte

rivers. their deaths will mark a new phase in american�*s role at the escalate intentions of the middle east. washington. our state department correspondent has been following events and said this update. been following events and said this update-— this update. antony blinken said the us _ this update. antony blinken said the us response i this update. antony blinken said the us response would| this update. antony blinken i said the us response would be decisive a haemorrhoid a lot of language we heard from president biden that they would respond at a time and in a manner of their choosing. there was a of bit new language as well and that was about seeing the response could come in stages. and over a period of time. but does not sound like the kind of thing that some of the kind of thing that some of the most hawkish senators here in washington republicans a pinpoint for some of those putting pressure on president biden for an attack on iran itself. the politics of washington is playing into how the administration responds in the administration responds in the middle east, president biden kn

rivers. their deaths will mark a new phase in america�*s role in the escalating tensions in the middle east.en is weighing up inside the white house? he could redouble america�*s efforts to re—attack the militias in the region have been striking us forces, but they have failed to deter those groups from striking at americans. and much more aggressive response would be to try to target the source of the iranian missiles and drones that those groups are using. he could go after the iranian revolutionary guard in positions in iraq or syria, rather than in iran itself, but even that would risk some kind of escalation from iran. just as the us says it is not seeking war and it doesn�*t want conflict with iran, it is convinced that tehran doesn�*t want some kind of conflict with washington, but everybody knows they have to take great care in this delicate and dangerous situation. sarah smith, thank you. lyse doucet is here. as well as focussing on how to respond to these deaths of its soldiers, it�*s still tyring to find ways to pause israel�*s war in gaza and bring home the remaining hostages hel

rivers. their deaths will mark a new phase in america�*s role in the escalating tensions in the middle east.ateman, has been following events and sent this update. well, antony blinken said that the us response would be decisive. he mirrored a lot of the language we�*d heard from president biden that they will respond at a time and in a manner of their choosing. but there was a bit of new language as well, and that was about saying that the response could come in stages and over a period of time. now, that doesn�*t sound like the kind of thing that some of the most hawkish senators here in washington, republicans have been calling for. some of those putting pressure on president biden for an attack on iran itself. so the politics of washington is playing into how the administration responds in the middle east. president biden knows that he�*ll have to show this is a decisive and forceful response, that it will deter further attacks on american forces, but at the same time that it won�*t spiral into further war in the middle east. but in the end, the fundamentals here are that it is the war i

middle east after a drone attack blamed on iranian backed military hit a u.s. army base in jordan sunday, killing three. u.s. service members. specialist brianna jerome rivers moffat recently celebrated her 23rd birthday. >> she just light up a room youe walks h>> earned a national defe service medal after serving in iraq in 2018, and kennedy sanders was 24. her family says her personality was contagious, even though her time was short on earth, she lived her life to the fullest and she enjoyed her life in any situation that she was in. >> she made it enjoyable even being deployed. >> one factor that could play into the white house's response is how the drone attack unfolded sunday. a senior official says the working theory is that the attack drone made it through the base's air defense system because it may have been security team after promising to retaliate. >> the response is not likely to be one big show of force against these militants. secretary of state antony blinken saying it could be multi-leveled, come in stages and be sustained. and over time, us forces in the region have come under attack at least 165 times since the start of israel's war agai

middle volga. the great river valley is a huge natural corridor, bounded by the volga upland in the west and the bugulminsko-bibileevskaya upland. from the eastmost 500 m. once in this corridor, the wind accelerates to storm speeds. now the north and north-west wind prevails, and with it the cold is spreading across the russian plain. look, in the northwest and most of the central region, this afternoon thermometers will not be above -10. there is still a slight frost on the volga, but the cooling will intensify. in kazan, now -7, at 6 am wind gusts reached 18 m/s. now. 15 the snowstorm continues, visibility does not exceed 600 m. as the cyclone moves north , the wind will very gradually weaken, gusts of up to 14 m/s will persist throughout the day. in in the second half of the day the snowfall will stop, the temperature will drop to -9, and then to -1°, on the night of tomorrow, tomorrow in the daytime up to 15 below zero without precipitation, wind from moderate to strong. in moscow today it got colder mostly without precipitation, now it’s already minus... 10 during the day the temperature drop will continue during the day -1 in the evenin

middle east now. the us has named the three soldiers killed in sunday's attack near the jordan—syria border. 46—year—old william jerome riversexsondria moffett were all from an army reserve unit in the state of georgia. they were killed — and dozens more were injured — in the attack at a remote outpost called tower 22. the us says it does not seek another war, but it will protect itself and respond appropriately. here's secretary of state antony blinken. the attacks that have taken place since october on our forces, our personnel, in both iraq and syria, have been conducted by groups that are aligned with a run and are supported by orion, funded by iran. i would supported by orion, funded by iran. iwould note supported by orion, funded by iran. i would note that the presence of our forces in both iraq and syria has nothing to do with gaza, nothing to do with the conflict that is taking place since 7 october, the horrific attacks by hamas, and everything to do with making sure that isis does not re—emerge. that is why they are there. president biden has promised a response. the white house issued this photo of him in the situ

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middle east peace, thank you for being with us. the environment agency is warning more properties could flood over the next week as river levels continueafter prolonged wet weather and intense rainfall. currently, there are nearly 350 flood warnings and alerts in place in england and five in wales. jessica lane has the latest from collingham in nottinghamshire. collingham is here in nottinghamshire, it's in between nottingham and lincoln and it's quite a large village. and as you can see it as one of the villages that's been affected. it's notjust here, though, there are several of the smaller villages in this area which have been totally cut off over the last few days. and some residents have had to be evacuated because the floodwaters have just covered the roads going in and out. and that's because levels in the river trent have reached record highs over the last few days. i'm told that here it is a slightly improving picture, though. the road sign you can see over my shoulder, yesterday it was covered by water and now you can read what it says it so it is hoped that the water levels are starting to drop. there is a family that live

river. number one. number two, more importantly, the only reliable ally in the middle east we have is israel. the only democracy in the middle east is israel. i can't believe it. i see gays for palestine and israel is the only country in mid the east that allows gays and lesbians to practice what they want and other countries frown on that . israel accepts them. living in israel and palestinian arab living in israel, you can vote. israel took the money they got from the west and did corruptive things and pal sin indians allowed hamas -- palestinians allowed hamas to get hold of the money and they built tunnels. i told the columbia president -- she called me i'm a small guy, $50 million and not a big guy. mark rowan did an excellent job at u of p. liz: she was fired and harvard's professor fired and calling them interesting and creative. >> yeah, well, i said she called me to chat and i said to her, if you think israel -- you have a pr problem think about israel, 1400 citizens slaughtered basically and they're trying to challenge for their actions. what you should have done is come out and say

middle east. that's not what i'm looking for. >> today president biden spoke with families of the three soldiers killed in action. sergeant william rivers, specialist kennedy sanders, and specialist breanna moffat, all of them from georgia. specialist moffat was just 23 years old. her parents reflected on their daughter's life with abby philip on cnn last night. >> breanna was always an amazing person. she would just light up her room whenever she walks in. she was my first born. and she was always there for everybody. >> the attack on u.s. troops is just one part of the larger conflict happening in the region right now is the war between israel and hamas rages on. president biden has sent cia director burns to europe as the sides try to hash out some kind of hostage deal. while a broad framework was agreed to in recent days, it may have had another roadblock is prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejecting one of hamas's key demands that israel remove its troops from gaza. negotiations are comp located even further by scenes such as this. israel special forces dressed as civilians and doctors, raiding a palestinian hospital in the occupi

river. they should not be concerned about what is going on in ukraine other the middle east.eed a strong defense, a secured neighborhoods and we want low tax rates and we want spending restraint and that's it, charles. let people run their own lives. charles: all right. >> knowing that the government is a stable, solid force, not chaotic. charles: all i can say amen, art. thank you very much, my friend. appreciate it. happy new year. >> thank you, charles, happy new year to you, sir. i enjoy being on the show, i enjoy you even when i'm not on the show. there you go. charles: appreciate it. folks a reminder i'm hosting "becoming unbreakable." it is a town hall january 18th at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we'll break down what you need to know in this market because listen, markets go up no matter who is in the white house but what goes up and what happens to your personal wealth does change dramatically. we'll go through all that. here is the west part, join me here in new york city in this studio live. it is first first-come-first-se. go to eventbrite.com. search for charles pain. get

middle east has a good example of this and coastal parts of them. at least the countries have shifted to the solid nation. absent sufficient groundwater supplies, absence, surface water systems and rivers. but the foundation comes, are cost, not just construction costs, and how long it takes to build these types of plans, but they require a lot of energy to be able to do salt sea water into drinking water. and so that energy also comes out of costs. so there's technologies that can help address part of the water scarcity and, and clean water issue. but the implementation also depends on country to country and community community. and you'll see that there are now efforts or developments on more grass roots local level community level technological improvements that are low tech. but kat could have a high impact for rural and low communities that may be. busy large scale advancements in technology, a lot of projects may not be as feasible. thank you so much mohammed, but please stick around. mohammed will stay with us right here after the break. and when we come back, we will take a look at countries with the war, sanitation facilities and why there's many problems in u. s. society now

countries of the middle east, including israel, where... there was a huge rally for netanyahu’s resignation. netanyahu finally announced that israel stands across the border from the river lands. but the response, including to this, was a very powerful rally that took place in sanaa, in the page, the capital of yemen, where the houthis brought more than a million people onto the streets, complex, mostly, again, anti-israeli, and anti-american, and let us note that netanyahu clearly contradicted the american one. which did not go unnoticed in the united states, american military bases in the region, primarily in iraq and syria, were subjected to very serious bombing, not to mention the fact that the houthis continued to fire at ships in the red sea. the united states is getting deeper and deeper into this situation, turkey is taking an increasingly tougher position, and president erdogan actually made such a statement. let's listen. to western countries and international institutions, failed the exam on gas, there is no more trust left, their fascist faces are exposed, they have not taken a single step to prevent violence like in iraq, bosnia, syria, yemen, myanmar, soma

them, we have listed them, this the middle east, this is a chinese issue, this is a supply issue. migration crisis, it is called a park located near the rio grande river you all the details. right now behind me you can see shelvey park, for the last two years we have shown you how a huge number of illegal immigrants pass through it. just a few weeks ago, a huge influx of migrants crossed the border right here. now, in accordance with the emergency decree governor, texas national guard. gained control of the park and surrounding areas near the rio grande river, they set up a barbed wire fence and kicked out federal border patrol agents, they said that the biden administration allowed this to happen, and now this land is under the control of the state of texas. i assure you, this has never happened in the history of the united states, that the federal border guards were simply taken and thrown out, replaced with the national guard, and said: we will protect the borders. state, and not the united states of america, this never happened in america. there is panic in the biden white house, they don’t know what to do about it. there is already an appeal to t

created an amazing design in the middle east that works, they just answer for it with five pluses, but the design turned out to be rotten, nothing works, blood flows like a rivers who can still manage to finish off europe and bring america to civil war. in essence, europe is resource-free and not very resource-rich the united states of america, if they lose it, well, like a table standing on four legs, right? here was one leg of china, the second leg of the state of islam, that is, this table will no longer stand, that is, in fact, this seemingly local conflict, it sawed off the last leg, and there in the states everything is very, very bad, very bad. american propaganda teaches us that every 4 years russia drops everything and chooses its most experienced secret agent to be the president of america. and in november there are elections in the united states. it's just unpredictable because in principle, in an amicable way, neither trump should win, nor biden, who? that is, there is no third option, while we don’t see anything on the horizon, someone is already there probing kennedy, someone else, and this could be the biggest reversal in general, because in pri

the middle east, and the us department of defence released the names of three army reserve soldiers killed by a drone strike over the weekend injordan. from left to right, sgt williamjerome riversanders and specialist breonna alexsondria moffett. all from the state of georgia. the us army says they were killed when an unmanned aerial drone struck their container housing units. this marks the first time american troops have been killed by enemy fire since the start of the israel—gaza war. at least a0 others were injured. the pentagon said monday it could not determine whether iran directed this specific strike but that the attack had the "footprints" of kataib hezbollah — a militia group whose bases the us targeted with airstrikes the previous week in iraq. in washington on monday, us secretary of state antony blinken gave a joint press conference with nato secretaryjens stoltenberg. i was in attendance, and was able to put a question to mr blinken. you referred to a multistage response to yesterday's attack. do you hold a run directly responsible —— iran. do you consider the us to be at war on the verge of war at this point? we do not seek conflict with iran, we do not siegwalt

middle east's best footballer and fans' favorite player. maria rumyantseva, sports news, channel one. this city is sometimes called the far eastern st. petersburg; they merge here. the amur and usuri rivers shines for 300 days a year, and the main owner of these places is the majestic amur tiger, we are in khabarovsk, friends, my name is evgeny krevtsov and this is the life of our own. if i had been born in khabarovsk, i would probably have become the custodian of the main symbol of the city, the famous bridge over the amur river, i personally am delighted, the bit is cool. the largest number of amur tigers lives. i could also study at the captains’ college, where real sea wolves are trained? wow, on that’s solid, here i would raise edible snails on a farm and surprise my fellow countrymen with this delicacy. black caviar is cheaper than snail caviar, about 150,000 per kilogram. that's it, two menus please. the closest neighbors of khabarovsk residents are chinese, so i would probably study the celestial language. well, it's chinese. and, indeed, yes. yes, but i thought it was pashto. okay, okay. but whoever i was, a teacher, a shipbuilder, a salesman, an engineer or a rescuer of animals

river levels caused by storm henk. hello, i'm samantha simmonds, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we begin in the middle east — and the aftermath of several acts of deadly violence in different countries. we will return to that story shortly. i want to go straight to iowa, where there has been a school shooting. we understand one person has been killed. the sheriff office is holding a news conference. let's have a look. we are expecting that to take place at any moment, the state trooper they're addressing the cameras. we thought it was going to start, it is notjust yet. we will return to that as soon as it does. let us get more now on the middle east. the funeral has been taking place in lebanon, just outside beirut, for saleh al—arouri, the deputy leader of hamas, who was one of several people killed in an explosion in beirut on tuesday. hezbollah — a powerful paramilitary and political group in lebanon — the funeral has been taking place in lebanon, hezbollah — a powerful paramilitary and political group in lebanon — has blamed that attack on what it says was "flagra nt israeli aggression." israel has not

in the middle east continues to escalate, israel is intensifying military operations in gaza in the north of the country, confronting hezbollah, and is operating on the west bank of the jordan rivern, greece, turkey, ended with a visit to israel, where he made several statements that in general, characterize the entire american policy, so we will demonstrate it simply in three quotes: first, linkin said that... we believe that filing a lawsuit against israel in an international court distracts the world from valiant efforts, moreover, the accusation of genocide has no basis. but at the same time, blinken stated that he was against the policy of eviction of palestinians from their lands. in today's meetings, i made it clear that the palestinian civilian population must be able to return home as soon as conditions allow. he can't be forced leave the gas. as i told the prime minister, the united states unequivocally rejects any proposal to resettle palestinians outside of gaza, and the prime minister confirmed to me today that this is not the policy of the government of israel. we continue to discuss how to ensure greater peace and security for israel in the region, but for this to

the middle east has always been a place of chaos right now which of the most conservatives reactionary the iaeli government and that is benjamin netanyahu remember that was comment made from the riverhe t sea juices are so many people are appalled by thelanguage benjamin netanyahu is also not only did he say to do what in the world into israel, never be a peaceful solution joe biden's it is essential guess what were used for from the river to the army saying this russian it is benjamin netanyahu and as a result happening to joe biden touches our thinking about frankly israel clientta de us something understands until be dragged into this something will help her israel palestinians the restriction frankly her joe reelection campaign every to start to talk about what is good from him because he isbe not stable and talk to usual. >> the biden said targeted to the houthi not aimed hundred politically how it impacts immigration even. >> the role right now is this is where goes beyond was going on know that nest exactly with a no question becomes that there is no easy noanswer here. wednesday is her probably think at this point in time is that u yo b can make it amenities are and i don't

middle east after a drone attacked an army base in jordan, killing three u.s. service members specialist brianna moffat, special is at kennedy, sanders and sergeant william jerome rivers moffat celebrated her 23rd birthday nine days before she was killed, her mother telling cnn she just light up a room when never. >> whateveinjured in the attack, blamed on iranian backed militants sunday. >> a senior official telling abc news the working theory is the enemy drone slipped past air defenses because it may have been mistaken for a u.s. drone that was landing at the same time, the u.s. likely factoring in that potential failure into their response. iran has denied any involvement, according to u.s. officials, there have been at least 165 attacks on u.s. forces i out in october, all of them blamed on iran backed militants. president biden held an urgent meeting with his national security team yesterday after vowing to retaliate. eight secretary of defense lloyd austin, echoing the president's remarks, speaking for the first time since his hospitalized mission, president and i will not tolerate attack to defend te us and our troops. but for any strikesl says biden has deep

river levels caused by storm henk. hello, i'm samantha simmonds, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we begin in the middle east

middle east is lurching toward the precipice of a wider war tonight. the families of 23-year-old specialist breonna moffett, 24-year-old specialist kennedy sanders, and 46-year-old sergeant william rivers all mourning tonight. all three of them were members of a reserve unit that is based out of ft. moore georgia. they all died in a drone attack at a small outpost in jordan near the border of syria and iraq. and tonight, the white house and the pentagon are pointing the finger at iran. >> we know these groups are supported by iran. and therefore, they do have their fingerprints on this. of course, we hold iran responsible. >> we know they support them, we knowthy resource them, we know they train them. we know they're certainly not discouraging these attacks. >> president biden convened his national security team as you can see here in the situation room today. it's a group that included defense secretary lloyd austin who is just back today from the hospital after weeks recovering from treatment for prostain cancer. two u.s. officials tell cnn inenemy drone was approaching the outpost at the same time an american drone was returning to base, which led to confusion over whether it was h

middle east. that's not what i'm looking for. >> local reports say that iranian-sponsored fighters are evacuating in anticipation of u.s. military action. the pentagon says the three troops, army specialist kennedy sanders, sergeant william rivers, and army specialist breonna moffett were killed. they were members of the same engineering group in georgia. the explosive drone may have evaded u.s. air defenses by flying low and toward the outpost at the same time a u.s. drone was also landing. secretary of state blinken warning this is the most volatile situation in the middle east in our lifetime. although the u.s. does not seek a war with iran, it will defend u.s. personnel. as tensions escalate with iran, a potential cease-fire deal is on the table that could lead to the first hostage release since november. hamas has officially received the offer hammered out among the u.s., israel, qatar, and egypt over the weekend and proposed a 60-day cease-fire and the phased release of all hostages eventually, including six americans. their families are at the white house to meet with jake sullivan. the qatari prime minister told me yesterday that the ball is now in hamas' court. >> we don't know and we cannot predict what hamas response

middle east conflict and continuous attacks on the gaza strip this year , there are noticeably fewer pilgrims attending baptism near the jordan rivere connected with the earthly life of jesus christ, because they allow us to better understand the gospel story. this time the safety of the holiday was ensured with special care, the symbol of the feast of the epiphany is a white dove scripture, the spirit of god descended on christ the moment he stepped into the waters of the jordan. the words of the gospel sound, this is my beloved son. god bless you, for it is said, seek peace and follow it. the solemn service in jerusalem in the greek border of kaphalikon, the church of the holy sepulcher, is taking place this time under brightly illuminated arches. just the day before , russian specialists and installers and restorers of the moscow archangel michael foundation installed a unique illumination of the mosaic dome and returned it to the life of centuries. news of a rockfall from the bank of the jordan river in altai, more than 3,000 people were cut off from the regional center, boulders of stone fell on the chuya highway last night, o

rivers. 24-year-old specialist kennedy sanders. and 23-year-old specialist breoona moffett. the soldiers were deployed to the middle east as part of a combined task force targeting isis. according to "the new york times," they were part of a team trained to build roads and landing fields. they were killed when a drone packed with explosives struck near the barracks where they were sleeping. in a statement, president biden said the attack was carried out by radical iran-backed militant groups operating in syria and iraq. the attack was the third on that logistic support base in the past six months, according to two pentagon officials. neither of the previous attempts caused casualties. officials suggest the drone may have passed through u.s. air defenses because the base was expecting an american drone to return around the same time, and it did not recognize the attack drone as a threat. some officials tell nbc news the drone's low altitude also may have been a factor. vowing to retaliate, president biden met with members of his national security team in the white house situation room yesterday to discuss options. meanwh

rivers. their deaths will mark a new phase in america's role in the escalating tensions of the middle east.ington. french farmers have used hundreds of tractors to blockade motorways around paris, to stop food deliveries getting through. similar demonstrations are taking place across france, in protest at red tape, falling incomes and competition from imports. rishi sunak�*s flagship bill, which would see some asylum seekers sent to rwanda, has cleared its first major hurdle in the house of lords, despite facing strong criticism. peers voted by a majority of 122 against a liberal democrat motion to scrap the legislation. a strike by train drivers will cause disruption on some of the busiest commuter routes in the south of england today. members of the aslef union are walking out as part of their long—running dispute over pay and working conditions. other parts of the country will be affected by strikes later this week. police in bristol are questioning two more men, in connection with the fatal stabbings of two teenagers. 16—year—old max dixon, and mason rist, who was 15, were attacked on s

middle east is on fire. we've been blind sided by these events. we have engineered a society in which starbucks is unchanging, our daily lives are routine and ordered, but democracies are collapsing and riversng why that is and how we can potentially find more resilience to avoid it. >> brian, what's the next big fluke? you mentioned covid. what's the next big fluke to watch out for? sidebar question, in a world of a.i. and automation, aren't we automating out the chance of flukes because we'll have data and predictability on almost everything. >> that's the illusion. a.i. will create the illusion of predictability and order, but it'll embed systemic risk into the world. imagine how we live compared to human ancestors long past. they had day-to-day chaos. didn't know where they'd get their next meal or what would happen in their daily life, but the world was the same. parents taught children how to live, not the reverse. now, we have a world in which kids teach parents how to use technology. we have computers we don't fully understand running systems. the models we use are built on this idea of regularity. i think we have actually embedded lots more risks into the future. what the next fluk