reporting that the president has privately made to rocketry remarks about his closest ally in the middle east school, political unless i'm so make a show in stone, believes that these reports expose biden's lack of cloud on the world stage. the fact that by didn't doesn't seem to have any ability to, to start authority. you know, it's, i think this really is what shows in this way that by just so weak that he would say this, but more, he has nothing. he can't us or anything. something that many people i think suspected or, or, or, or understood for the last 3 years, which is the binding is not, you know, he may be the president of call, but he's not really running the country just as evidence from the way that he no, he gives us beaches and oftentimes is incoherent or clearly, you know, waiting for instructions. what to do. so you know, the idea that he's speaking about that in yahoo and this way route to get through again. as i said before, i think that indicates more his own a frustration and floundering that. he doesn't have the power to, to really anything here. and it just making him look bad.

middle east region, syria highs last south i the u. s. accusing it. so finding the isolated total group in the middle east. the law schools also emphasize the lessons as role in obstructing peace and the wider region. this comes as american forces one of spike's in iraq and syria outside today. it is not surprising that the american attack targets the eastern region of syria, where our syrian forces are fighting against the remnants of the dashed terrorist organization. while the united states is working to revive isis terrorist activity . the syrian error republic expresses its deep concern over the state of paralysis of un security council, as the us henders, its ability to assume its responsibilities in halting such dangerous violations. you know, since has made it yet another world wind in the middle east, by unleashing a wave of air strikes against what it called the targets and the positions of the wrong back to miller shows. india wrong, and syria, of course, or the west has justified. it's the air strikes and those countries by saying that these tribes actually are a retaliation for all the sundays. um air of dron

. >> later tonight in the newscast, the special event at an east bay middle school honoring black firefighters and a restaurant in oakland recovering from a fire could soon get substantial funding from alameda county, plus told me that something was as significant. >> it changed doctors in arizona finding positive results with a new treatment for a form of heart failure coming up in tonight's west coast rap, the science behind the trials that could potentially lead to a cure democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. and has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. the story beginning tonight's west coast wrap joseph jimenez junior was convicted of killing 18 year

the justice system, the economy, the middle east and foreign policy, schools, universities, governmentensorship all of it's broken. in another sense the biden administration is broken. and donald trump is working very hard to get a chance to fix it. that's my take. now, let's bring in our great friend, congressman jim jordan, one of the house leaders. jim jordan, going back to basic basics here putting politics aside, we have a law, 2 is it-f -- 212-f. that law is confirmed by the supreme court. why do weapon need another piece of legislation that would actually codify higher targets than anybody wants. help me out here. >> you're exactly right, joe biden he is not going to fix a problem that you purposefully, intentionally created. they want this. it is obvious by the fact on day one they said no more wall, no more remain in mexico policy while we evaluate your asylum claims if you're a migrant getting into the country and once you get in here you will be released. that incentivized the whole world to come. that is exactly what happened. we're on pace, four years of the president bide

. >>> middle school teacher in the east bay claims students vandalized her house not once, but twice. this is ring camera footage from her home on friday night. teacher pam jones says her ring doorbell camera alerted her, and that is when she saw the people here wearing masks, who look like students. they say they came to her house twice in one night, once at two, 30 and at 3:00. they covered her front driveway and garage with ketchup, eggs, and syrup. >> they're wearing pajama bottoms, masks, they look to be middle school, high school age. they are definitely not adults. and i am a teacher in the community, and i'm guessing they are targeting me for something. >> jones says this isn't the first time this happened. she says back in november, kids through food all over her home and broke her ring camera, which she has since replaced. >>> we have a follow-up now involving the shooting death of a three-year-old boy in santa clara. the man accused of killing the white and an apartment faced a judge today. prosecutors formally charged sergio gomez with murder and heavy assault on a child.

middle east. some sun oakland school officials are trying to limit public comment at school board meetings. they want all comments submitted before the meeting starts at 06:00pm. although some parents think the school leaders are trying to limit their free speech after the school district saw an influx of public comments when the board trustees voted the state flag and the than american flag. the partial reopening of the pacifica pier was pushed back until tomorrow. it was supposed to reopen yesterday, but the city delay the reopening because of the storm. the entire peers been closed off since late last year when storms and strong waves damaged. >> speak as storms. check this out. you hear that and you see this. what is this? hayes valley? that's a storm drain. >> and it's steaming and overflowing. this is at octavia nays street yesterday in san francisco. >> the parklets in front of the restaurants were flooded look at that. one of our reporters have the sideed m e l river at that time. and now look at this video. water bubbling out of this treehflow from another. yeah, this is a drain. a

we really appreciate it and to show a head of the middle east and north africa division with the higher school foundation here in berlin. thank you to during the last her attacks, october 7th, the group killed and kidnapped. not only is rarely as but people of other nationalities as well. the biggest group of foreign nationals was from thailand. most of them had been working on the farms near the border with gaza. officials say that 8 time migrant workers were being held hostage. many of them come from north east of thailand. these abused care of matters travelled there to speak with survivors and families still waiting for their loved ones to be freed. just a few centimeters take up a whole hour. how making carpets with the neighbors helps coming to them now passed the time. sick with worry now hasn't been able to work since how much terrorists kidnapped her son. more than 140 days ago. are the only visitors to her tailor shop these days. all local officials inquiring about her situation. so of course that's a lot of pressure. i can't breast i can't even think about my son all the time. i'm c

and to show a head of the middle east and north africa division with the henry school foundation here in berlin. thank you. you're watching data. you news, you would like to bring your program and note eulley and a volley of the widow of the late russian opposition leader. alexa in the volley is scheduled to address the european parliament in strossberg shortly. we will go live there to that coverage of that speech here on d w. so do stay with us. but meantime, more on our top story because during the last terror attacks on october 7th, the group killed and kidnapped, not only is really is but people of other nationalities as well. the biggest group of foreign nationals was from thailand. most of them had been working on the farms near the border with gaza. officials say that 8 time migrant workers are still being held hostage. many of them come from north east of thailand from the wood on tiny region. w, scared matters, travel there to speak with survivors, and the families still waiting for their loved ones to be freed. just a few centimeters, take up a whole hour. how making carpet

middle east conflict zone. the issues of ensuring the safety of schools, universities, hospitals and other social institutions injects of the federation should remain under the constant control of the ministry of emergency situations. we must not reduce attention to places of mass stay of citizens. all such facilities must fully comply with modern safety requirements. moscow, defending its interests and advocating for a better future for the world , is at the forefront of this struggle. in an attempt to control the chaos, it destabilizes region after region. sergei lavrov stated this while speaking at the government hour in the state duma. the head of the ministry of foreign affairs emphasized that strengthening russia’s sovereignty remains one of the main areas of work. and the hostile line of the collective west not only creates threats, but also opens up additional opportunities for developing relations with other countries, including china. anastasia kobazeva listened to the minister’s statement. in high spirits, sergei lavrov, accompanied by a deputy. goes to the so-called government hour, but there are so

because of the power outages, classes were canceled today at several east san jose schools including elk grove high school. fisher middle school in los gatos and west valley college in saratoga were also forced to close today.

because of the power outages, classes were canceled today at several east san jose schools including elk grove high school. fisher middle school in los gatos and west valley college in saratoga were also forced to close today. some businesses on blossom hill road, including a walgreens were forced to close today because they had no electricity. as you can see, crews are going to be working through most of the night and they do want to let you know that there will be some areas on blossom hill road closed tonight well crews continue to make repairs. i ta opletoday that said that they have been without power so long that this afternoon they had to throw out all of the food in their fridge. as you know, that is costly. back to you. >> thank you marianne. >>> let's take a look outside on bay area cameras. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we know what has happened. is this tapering down? are we going to get a bit of a break? >> it is. that system is now positioned over southern california and the atmospheric river itself is right there. you can see how it loops around. los angeles has seen in 48 hours , in

school of haj qasim. the actions that israel is taking in the middle east, the actions of the united states , the sanctions that they have had no effect on these zealous people . the second day of bahman and all the occasions it commemorates are actually the people's revolution iran will make the enemy weaker and weaker than in the past. how do you see the future of the country ? i see it as great with the authority and efforts of the people and the thinking of the officials, god willing, the future will be bright. anyway , there are problems in the country, but in my opinion, with this population, despite all this. the fan is definitely clear, the more united the people, the better the country will progress. we really want iran to always be proud , the voice of our nation from every america, the voice of every will of haj qasim is to follow the jurist of imam khamenei, god willing, we will be the guardian of the province and if we follow the leadership line, what are the achievements in the field of health? before the revolution, we had no position at all in the world, but now, thank god, it is one of the

they are not there to bring democracy to the middle east, not there to build girls schools, but theyre to protect us at home. there are terrorists, al qaeda and isis terrorists. if we do not target them way out there, then they are going to target us in the region and potentially here at home. i served in those places. i served in iraq for a year, and for two years in the dash we were perfectly fine serving in harm's way as long as we had te right equipment to keep a safe and the right policy. that's been lacking over the past few months, where 160-plus strikes against our people. we have lost escalation dominance to iran. >> dan rock, jeanine pirro here. the whole idea of our policy of allowing -- how many, i think it is 80 or 100 who were injured, some with traumatic brain injuries in iraq or syria before this last attack with three that were killed and 40 injured. how much influence has the commercial interference of shipping had on the american policy? it is almost like you see the commercial -- not going through the red sea now. they are going around the cape of africa. do you s

. >> reporter: the elk grove native read to more than 3,000 students at schools and even online as far as the middle east. the story time is a part of the armstead academic project, which arik and his wife founded in 2019. from football camps to mentoring youth and detention, the non-profits reached 8,000 at-risk youth from the bay area to sacramento. >> i saw a big issue with education and equity in our country. i wanted to try to do everything that i could to help solve that problem. >> did you guys like the book? >> yeah. >> reporter: the armstead academic project offers free education, writing workshops, and field trips to colleges in partnership with affordable housing developer mercy housing. arik gives students more than his time in autographed photos. pouring in more than three quarters of a million dollars into his non-profit. ashley hearse has known him since middle school. >> arik is kind. he's humble, he's down to earth. he's a true family man with great faith. and he believes in giving back to his community. >> reporter: and even as the niners number 91 shares his signature celebratory move.

different, it’s like, yeah, tomorrow i ’m getting a job, yeah, somewhere in the middle east, no, it’s nearby, the svorov school, i’m getting married, in general i have to they should have killed him right there, but he’s a stupid boy, he doesn’t know who he’s in contact with, the driver is car 009, push him to the training ground, come on quietly, let her through, don’t rush. now let's try to agree on what they need? senior lieutenant petrov, your rights, please, and what happened, commander? what's happened? we're violating the speed limit, oh well, it can't be the speed limit. oh, what, the butt smells! guys, this can’t happen, i’m an athlete, not a coach, i don’t let you get drunk, let’s go, let’s breathe into a tube, yes, let’s breathe, and well, let’s get the passports ready for checks and go out, listen, commander, well, well, maybe we exceeded the speed a little, let’s disperse, but what happened commander, i’ve got a little money, i ’ll put it here for you, young people, you don’t need to breathe anywhere, understandable. sober , now we’ll figure it out, great, uh, give me the documents, now everything

even though i was born in kuwait and i living kuwait the i was living in kuwait in the middle east, um, my schoolingme and it was something that i chimed with, um, viscerally, that i thought, like, this is something that i want to be a part of. i don't know whether one would describe maldon in essex as a suburban or rural, but in any case, what's been your experience? >> there is it is it a white preserve ? is it colonial? have preserve? is it colonial? have you felt it? uh yeah. >> it's a it's a town . i would >> it's a it's a town. i would say it's in between suburban and, uh, countryside, sort of an area . um, i've been here for area. um, i've been here for a year and i would say it's the most friendliest place that i've encountered. um, there's obviously the majority of people living over here are white british. uh, but the thing is that they keep the culture intact. uh, of britain . and i intact. uh, of britain. and i find that to be more assuring, because then i can i can learn further things that i don't even know about, uh, english culture and stuff. and this is the reason why wherever, whic

school of economics. thank you so much for your analysis and having me staying in the middle east as fighting goes on in gaza. so to do efforts to hold the nearly 4 month for from us now says israel and international mediators have made it a tentative truth to offer. but the militant group considered a terrorist organization by most western states says it is still reviewing the details overnight. dozens of people were killed and is rarely ever strikes on the south of the strip, including children and rough on fears, are growing. that is really troops could push further into gaza. southern most town were roughly half of the enclave population of taken refuge. meanwhile, the french foreign minister has condemned, talked about force displacement of gauze, input egypt on a visit to cairo. you a secretary of state entity blinking is also expected in the region of the coming to the husband. ballasa is a journalist who is based in gaza until november when he managed to evacuate with his family. earlier we asked him to tell us more about reports, these really army plans to expand its ground offensive to rough or clo

in an israeli strike that hit a residential building near an iranian school in the capital of damascus. it comes as the u.s. middle east envoy is heading back to the region to try and advance a cease-fire and hostage release deal. the u.s. vetoed an arab-backed resolution demanding an immediately humanitarian cease-fire saying it would interfere with negotiations. meantime, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel would not pay any price for the return of hostages despite growing international pressure to end the war. >>> the world food program says that it has temporarily halted food deliveries to isolated northern gaza because of increasing chaos across the territory, raising fears of potential starvation. >>> and qatar's foreign ministry said that it had confirmation that hamas started delivering medications to the hostages a month after the meds arrived in gaza. >>> and now to the latest atmospheric river event walloping california. finally a dose of good news. while there's still a threat of flooding in much of the saturated state, the pounding rain and powerful winds, they are dying down and moving o

school of economics. thank you so much for your analysis. thanks for having me. staying in the middle east now dozens of palestinians have been killed and overnight is really airstrikes on the south of the gaza strip, including children and rough. all fears are growing. that is really ground troops could push further into gaza. southern most town were roughly half of the strips entire population of taking refuge in the coming days. you a secretary of state and to me, blinking is expected in the region. hasn't pollution as a journalist who was based in gaza until november when he managed to evacuate with us with his family. and i asked him to tell us more about reports be, is really army plans to expand. it's offensive to a rough or close to the egyptian border. this is still not search and there are a lot of statements coming from different sides, mainly is where 81 and the egypt sion aside, which is a very little event to some statements. particularly came from these rated defense minister who said that they would advance in but apparently, according to the reports and, and then from diff

people know it's broken whether it schools, universities show up a lot in order, middle east from a foreignously the border, obviously the economy, america is broken and want someone to fix and i think this is an underrated theme. >> you think back to when reagan won first term, you have the same feeling in america, things were broken. we were being embarrassed on the international stage, we had a stagnant economy, general breakdown of civic health and nursing similar numbers in the bowling that shows a lot of people are comparing trump with the biden presidency say they would like to go back to trump presidency and not continue with the biden presidency. >> related to this,. >> kb story, democrats are going to make this into a locker election, insurrectionist election. they want to sabotage this, they were going to blame trump and it turns out they're the ones sabotaging locker and interrupting. i find it incredible and it's another thing is broken in american politics, can anyone talk about the issues? direct they are totally related because it's the reason they can't talk about the issue

the elk grove native has led to more than 3000 students at schools and even online as far as the middle easts is part of the armstead academic project with eric and his wife founded in 2019. from football camps to mentoring youth in detention, the nonprofit has reached 8000 at risk youth from the bay area to sacramento. >> i saw a big issue with education equity in our country and i wanted to try to do everything i could to help solve that problem. >>reporter: the armstead academic project has provided free tutoring, stem education, from books, writing workshops and field trips to colleges in partnership with affordable housing developer mercy housing. >> eric gives students more than his time and autographed photos. he has put more than three quarters of $1 million of his own money into his own policy. >> eric is kind, he is humble, he is down to earth, a true family man. and, he believes in giving back to his day. >>reporter: even as the niners' number 91 shares his signature celebratory move, the role model inspires kids to stay hungry for learning. >> i feel like it is my responsibility

these school children are hundreds of miles away from the conflict in the middle east, but say theirportant to represent my identity, but it's the thing that makes me afraid. elaine dunkley, bbc news. the duke and duchess of sussex have travelled to a canadian ski resort to attend an invictus games training camp. prince harry and his wife meghan joined athletes in whistler for a two—day event promoting next year's winter games in the city. 0ur correspondent emma vardy sent this report. the new website appears to be a moment to refresh their brand as a couple, and it describes their aim as "shaping the future through business and philanthropy". and the invictus games is an event very close to harry's heart. it's a sporting event that he founded to help people who've suffered life—changing injuries. so the couple are here in the canadian ski resort of whistler, meeting athletes one year out from the games, the event, including winter sports for the first time. and of course, harry and meghan have been working to establish their careers in other areas since stepping back as working roya

it has been in the service of commerce and schools, and in many other thing, that's close live now to the middle east bureau chief maria the notion of the way i get to see you again. that seems to be a drum base of harsh rhetoric coming off of as well about under was mission and gaza. could you tell us more about the situation please? a yes indeed. israel's war against another wall continues. now these rarely prime ministers, calling for the closure of the agency, which is a crucial lifeline for desperate powers, teens and gods. and you've just heard from an a citizen. yeah. who chose to speak about it at the meeting with foreign ambassador as to the un during the visit to israel. and his speech prime minister attacked under the law, but also lashed out at the un itself, claiming it is unbelievably tilted when it comes to dealing with israel. also, earlier on monday, these really foreign minister demanded the resignation of the had of another walk ahead of the commissioner general's planned visit to the countries rose top diplomats wrote on his social media supporters of terrorism. i know it's welcom

algunos de ellos son el campus de edgware en calstate east bay, donde ofrecieron clases en línea en los gatos, por ejemplo, la secundaria fisher middle schoolprimaria bennett valley union tampoco tiene clases. además el distrito escolar de sacramento anunció que las preparatorias west campus y sacramento new technology también estarán cerradas debido precisamente a los cortes de energía y se recomienda verificar con las escuelas para cualquier actualización y miles de residentes en el norte de california y el valle central siguen sin electricidad. en sacramento, por ejemplo, se registró la caída de muchos árboles durante la tormenta lupita baltazar tiene más detalles de los estragos que dejó ese sistema en nuestra región. >> a mi espalda está un árbol que se desprendió desde la raíz cuando los fuertes vientos azotaron el norte de california todo el fin de semana, los fuertes vientos registraron ráfagas de hasta 50 millas por hora. >> los cuales han sido los más fuertes que hemos visto en el norte de california esta temporada. los árboles en el centro de sacramento cayeron debido a esto, aplastando 2 autos estacionados en la región, aproxima

reminds a lot of people in your raise your, in the middle east and africa and latin america are about. the us is sponsorship for democracy is at schools in the state department. what would you do as president, when it comes to all these different elements of the us administer us states that acts in all parts of the global south to as they see it, destroy any idea of democracy? or, you know, one of the thing you have to do as president is use the bully pulpit to educate american citizens, american citizens need to know the fundamental role of c. i a fundamental role of us material foreign policy that over through democratic region, we can talk about why them all at least talk about iraq. we could talk about review of the stuff, but dominican republic can talk barbara needed. talk about panama. we need to be, they need to see the world through the lens of so many of our brothers and sisters in the so called global. so you see, so often there's not just a willful ignorance, but there is a, a refusal to acknowledge the truth about the ways in which the united states has been a anti democratic force around the world. been pro market always

middle east we asked austin, why has the u.s. waited to escalate its response? >>> also tonight, the mother of a michigan schooloter testifying at her own trial. what she said about wishing he'd killed her instead, and why she didn't think he needed help with mental health. >>> the catastrophic hangar collapse at the boise airport. three people killed, five critically injured. how did it happen? >>> back-to-back storms slamming the west coast cars trapped by floods swift-water rescues. we're tracking it. >>> the two nypd office

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middle east we asked austin, why has the u.s. waited to escalate its response? >>> also tonight, the mother of a michigan school shooter testifying at her own trial. what she said about wishing he'd killed her instead, and why she didn't think he needed help with mental health. >>> the catastrophic hangar collapse at the boise airport. three people killed, five critically injured. how did it happen? >>> back-to-back storms slamming the west coast cars trapped by floods swift-water rescues. we're tracking it. >>> the two nypd officers attacked in times square multiple suspects arrested why were they released without bail >>> and checking in with elmo. how his innocent question on social media got a very unexpected response. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening and welcome. offering what he says was an explanation, not an excuse, secretary of defense lloyd austin broke his public silence today surrounding his cancer diagnosis and his failure to notify even the president he had been hospitalized, all in the name of personal privacy in a pentagon news conference, secretary austi

middle school. the pajaro valley united school district has not responded to a request for comment on his arrest. a former student at an east bay high school is suing the district and a teacher for alleged sexual abuse. the plaintiff accuses her former theater arts teacher, ryan wiebel, of grooming and sexually abusing her. during the 2010 2011 school year at san ramon valley high school in danville. the suit claims the district did not investigate until 2012, despite receiving numerous complaints of misconduct at wiebel has worked for diablo valley college and is currently employed by the private bentley schools in lafayette and oakland. the san ramon valley unified school district tells us they take the allegations seriously. former seattle seahawks and 49ers cornerback richard sherman was arrested today for suspicion of dui in washington state, the washington state patrol confirmed. sherman was arrested early this morning and booked into the king county jail shortly before 5 a.m, sherman previously pleaded guilty to first degree negligent driving and second degree criminal trespass, as well as speeding in a construction

about the strike that killed three americans in the middle east and the eventual response coming from president biden. >>> the mother of a convicted schooloter expected to take the stand as early as today in a precedent-setting trial. she says she, quote, failed as a parent but is it enough to convict her of manslaughter. i'm john bur men with kate baldwin and sara sidner. this is cnn "news central." ♪ ♪ >>> a cnn exclusive. we are learning fulton county d.a. fani willis has no plans to step down from the election subversion case against donald trump and multiple co-defendants. she is worried her departure would effectively end the case. the fulton county d.a. is facing scrutiny over allegations she has been having an affair with the lead prosecutor she appointed in the case, nathan wade. willis and wade are among a dozen potential witnesses subpoenaed to testify at an upcoming hearing. cnn's zachary collin brought us the exclusive reporting this morning. zach, a lot of drama going on here. not a good look because this case is dramatic enough on its own, but tell us what we're going to sort of hear and what we imagine might be the respon

but what they wanted to the 15th middle east conference of involved the discussion columbus being held in moscow. we spoke with the dean of iran's foreign ministry school of international relations, dr. muhammed razor. he highlighted the weaknesses that the international law has a deterring ease, role, and urge for other ways to rein in on a tele bes, or the nations that easily be utilized by the united states of america for only its own. vanessa is the only one that can destroy the desired is united states. all my the stay with the say that we would like to ask the uh, the listing out before to, to go to go out of rough a go to the as the joseph was said. they should go to the doctor. there is no police in the air so that they are obliged to stay there. what can come and come on in person desires to, to a stop. this is that you guys get a space to stop sending the argument. and also the day i have gone to this shouldn't break, we've desired to put the pressure on the sides, saying some more is not enough research internally for the attendance office. technology is shaping the future of medicine and health care. and that's the refined focus of amazing

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from there, i moved to the east coast and that's where i settled in this area and starting teaching at sidwell friends and put together one of the most magnificent middle school orchestras. i left sidwell in 1972, took that orchestra and bought a house on brandywine street where that orchestra grew to 110 students. that orchestra was so good we played at the old post office pavilion that is now the waldorf hotel. the whole delegation came in and heard the orchestra and went all my god. we were invited to play at the largest cultural festival in the middle east. from that point on, we got invited back six or seven times to perform over there. i received the highest honor in education. [applause] david: do you still play the violin? sheila: i picked it up again during covid. david: why did you call it salamander? sheila: mythically it's the only ani that can walk through fire and come out alive. david: one of the reasons you became financially successful was a company you helped build, black entertainment television. when did you start that company? sheila: we went on the air january 25, 1979. before that it was just getting everything in place. i ended up havi

schools in england tackle anti—semitism. these schoolchildren are hundreds of miles away from the conflict in the middle east, but say their livesdentity, but it is the thing that makes me afraid. elaine dunkley, bbc news. a rocket has blasted off from cape canaveral, in florida, carrying a robotic lander which — all being well — will touchdown on the moon in a week. the nova c lander is carrying equipment to study precision landing, space weather, and other phenomena on the lunar surface. pallab ghosh reports. fuelled up and ready for launch, on board the 0dysseus spacecraft. three, two, one. ignition and lift—off. go, spacex, go im—i - and odysseus lunar lander. lighting up the night sky and on its way to the moon. you can see the blast from the rocket�*s powerful first stage, as it sends it hurtling away from earth's gravity. inside the rocket, separation of the first stage. it'sjob now done. now, the protective nose cone peels away, the legs of the lander now in clear view. at the control centre, staff watch nervously at the next critical stage. im—i, odysseus lunar lander, separation confirmed. - the start of an eight—dayjo

schools in england tackle anti—semitism. these schoolchildren are hundreds of miles away from the conflict in the middle east, but say their livesuite important to represent my identity, but it is the thing that makes me afraid. elaine dunkley, bbc news. british gas has announced its profits for 2023 increased ten—fold to £750 million. it says the jump from £72 million in 2022 was because the regulator ofgem allowed it to recover £500 million worth of losses from the aftermath of russia's invasion of ukraine. while oil and gas firms made record profits when energy prices spiked, suppliers that took on the customers of bust retailers made hefty losses. the number of patients in england waiting more than 12 hours for a bed on a ward after being seen in a&e was 19 times higher this winter than it was before the pandemic, nhs england figures show. the king's fund think—tank said long delays were becoming normalised. our health editor hugh pym is here. hugh, tell us more. health leaders say hospitals are even busier than this time last year and saying at the time that was very pressurised. one result is these long waiting times in ac

but for now in east san jose, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. >> hayward middle school got a visit from the alameda county district attorney pamela price is she spoke about black history. this was from yesterday when the da visited bret hart middle school to talk about the civil rights movement and the importance of youth engagement. she also talked about her own life being a 13 year-old runaway living in foster care and being arrested at a civil rights protest. she also told the students about former alameda county district attorney earl warren who went on to become the chief justice of the u.s. supreme court and help deliver the landmark civil rights ruling on brown versus board of education, which ended racial segregation in schools. all right. that is snow that is piling up once again in the sierra this valentine's day storm dropped several inches of snow over the sierra passes. gusty winds also made for some difficult driving over donner summit last night. caltrans plowed drivers hard at work, trying to keep 80 open and skiers and snowboarders, though they are lovi

school of advanced and international studies. -- was a cia operations officer in the middle east in the 1980's and 1990's. now a senior fellow.hank you very much, welcome both of you back to the newshour. how do you believe the united states should respond to the killing of three u.s. soldiers last week? >> the u.s. should take this directly to the islamic revolutionary guard corps. we should have an updated version of operation praying mantis in 1988, where the u.s. navy quickly destroyed the islamic republic navy. something like that, i think anything short of that is likely to be unsuccessful and we will see iran continue its proxy war strategy. >> how do you think the u.s. should respond? >> the united states has stated it does not want a wider war. if it does not want a war, i -- attacking iran directly is not the way to go. even though qatar and has below are backed by iran, there is not evidence iran ordered the attack that killed the three americans. secondly, a direct attack will lead to retaliation. we saw this when the united states killed an iranian general . so during the trump administration, iran reacted with m

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