and likewise, the 3rd prime minister of israel, maybe escal, had been the head of the national water authority. and he obviously was deeply concerned about water issues. but why it was not expecting was some 70 years if the founding of the state to have the current prime minister, who is benjamin at the who was still the prime minister, would be so sophisticated about whatever issues i come to his office. i started the a quick photo op hello, good bye. and indeed he sat me down. we spoke for 45 minutes. and a lot of that time with him talking about his insights into what israel was doing and what are and what they can do. more of now, i've traveled all over the world and i must say, i've never had an experience like that with another head of state. even when i testified before it agriculture and environmental committees, it's at the parliaments and legislatures around the world. i've not seen the same level of sophistication, and it's the cost of that attention to the issue is real is where it is. and if we get more focus on what are issues. more people thinking about it, more university cours

decrease by 134 kilometers find delivery of 1,020 units of the national housing authority to the applicants and the implementation of the second water transfer line project from sadd darudzan to shiraz are among the other provincial travel plans of mr. raees. adviser to the supreme leader of the revolution on international affairs, in a telephone conversation with the leaders of the palestinian resistance , mr. velayati considered the heroic stand in gaza and the west bank to be one of the honors of contemporary islamic history . he said: this is the worst kind of war crime in history. the head of the political office of hamas also said in this conversation: ready to confront we are against all conspiracies and attacks. the secretary of the palestinian islamic jihad movement also said: despite the war crimes of the zionists, the resistance forces defend the palestinian cause with strength. also, both officials of the resistance front appreciated the spiritual support of the revolutionary leader to the palestinians. artists showed their support for the resistance forces with visual works and artistic designs. at the same time, the mu

asking the authorities in egypt, and we are also asking the secretary general of the united nations and the red cross to allow us this opportunity to send food , medicine, and potable water from the islamic republic of iran to gaza and western zafa . we invite all islamic states. let them loudly announce that the zionist regime will stop the war crimes against the palestinian people and end the human blockade of the women, children and civilians of gaza. to end it, and of course we do not call on the islamic governments to declare with the voice of the world and call for an end to the war crimes committed by the zionist entity against the palestinian people and an end to the siege imposed against the women, children and civilians of gaza from the strong position of the authorities of the country, a friend and brother of lebanon, mr. prime minister we sincerely thank minister najib mikati and mr. dr. abdullah bouhabib and other high-ranking lebanese officials for supporting the palestinian people and resistance. and of course, i would like to express my gratitude to the lebanese government and shaba, the prime minister dr. najib miqati and his excellency the minister. the

now we don't know how the water authority is going to coordinate. that is, the united nation is going to be part of the coordination of process or direct across. it's not a clear now who's going to be involved, but it will take extra a or ex, drop a stakeholder in the process to make it practical. other than this, it will be just including papers. so how do i do that for us in con you, this thing studies will, of course, be speaking to you later in the day. let's bring in my guess too much. so harry's director of the gold study central catholic university and within the last time we were talking about hospital structures. and these really narrative has been for several days now that hospital structures and schools of circle points for him as a now legitimate targets. they have been bullying in and around diaries and we just heard from you, which is quite well reading the areas noticing concern by honey areas around our cook's hospital. yes. which is called a little while ago to just focus through what we did by o. cook's hospital in the locations around. uh okay. so what's mo

into operation, delivery of 1,020 units of the national housing authority of fars province to the applicants and the implementation of the second line of water transmission from calling shiraz is one of the other construction projects that will be put into operation. the complement is a part of the north-south foundation. azad, a 21 km long road that brings isfahan and the center of the country closer to shiraz and the south of the country, shiraz busheh should also be built to complete this north-south transit , especially as it establishes credibility with the persian gulf and the persian gulf, which finally it is connected with the open seas. shiraz isfahan is designed in 8 parts , 6 of which go under barafiki and shorten the current route by 134 kilometers. azadarai bridge, which is a meter long, is located in a valley. the daily value of this freeway is estimated at 25 thousand billion tomans. according to estimates , the use of this freeway will save 130 million liters of fuel annually. it reduces the travel time by 2 hours , reduces the fuel consumption by about 130 million liters annually, and according to the first studies, it kills

authority says at least 50 people are dead. the united nations is also with more than 3000 children have been killed so far. and with food, water and medical supplies still desperately short, there are growing because for a humanitarian cease-fire. >> gazans go through another day of explosions. at the death toll mouth, eight and a half 1000 people have died in gaza. many have lost entire families. >> we don't have anything. nothing. he was going out to find guests because we don't have any at home. he was looking for bread for the children. then they told me he was murdered. >> this is not a daily reality for the people of gaza. people clawing to get others out of the rubble. on monday, the un security council held an emergency meeting to discuss the gaza crisis. 3200 children were killed in gaza. this cannot be collateral damage. >> we call on the world to do better. they all deserve peace. children do not start conflicts and they are powerless to stop them. >> essential supplies are running dangerously low. if tell me more about the strike , telephone connections with gaza are difficult so we apologize in advance for the poo

nation's water infrastructure. the epa has repeatedly tried to impose its policies on states and communities, often in violation of the authority given to them by the safe water and dragging -- safe drinking water act. obstacles imposed by federal regulators are especially inappropriate when elevated inflation eats away at historic infrastructure investment that america needs and that were demanded of congress. additional threats to reliability and affordability may come from other environmental regulations. in particular, failure to provide liability protections for water systems facing contamination will slam and water systems -- slam our water systems and only enrich trial attorneys. west virginia had to deal with pfas kim and nation -- pfas contamination. the concept of polluter pays has had broad bipartisan support over the years. that is why i find it truly perplexing to hear that environmental groups are actively lobbying against protection for water systems and other passive receivers. with pfas contamination going back decades and regulatory efforts to protect our drinking water, which i support, there will be an incre

water, the selling nation plus only a trickle of aid has been a load into gaza. with israel consistently bought in few concerned that it will be used. and how mazda is authorizations. a site from the air strikes israel has imposed a complete blockade on the strip following a mazda is terrorist attacks on october, the 7th. but palestinian president must be the boss, is seeking international support for a cease fire, and the opening of the humanitarian quarter door. we demand a complete ceasefire on the opening of permanence, car doors for humanitarian relief, the entry of medicine and food, and the provision of water, electricity, fuel, and other basic needs are smaller and smaller ambulances destroyed. and few running out gases emergency services could soon be forced to shut down at the time when their work is more important than ever. osmond byrom, of the norwegian refugee council told us what could happen if the un relief agency has to halt its opperation and ghost. it means another line flying simple as that it seems it's. it is indeed a game of survival now for the 2300000 people in gaza. the trick to evaluate that has been at i've seen from rough on to garza,

abbas, who heads the palestinian authority government, called on the united nations to provide humanitarian aid. the un warned monday that israeli airstrikes have damaged water and sanitation facilities in gaza and displaced more than 187,000 people. and turkey's president said that he spoke with both presidents of israel and palestine trying to end the conflict. but the arab league says that they plan to meet on wednesday at the request of palestine and the white house. julie says that president biden is expected to make an address tomorrow. the images and the video coming out of that area are just heartbreaking. jenna, thank you. people in lafayette gathered this evening to show their support for those in israel this evening. supporters held a pro-israel gathering at the temple. isaiah speakers there morning. those who lost their lives and expressed their concern for those who are now being held captive. i thought about everyone who has lost loved ones and the countless people who have been taken hostage and every person who has been gravely injured. and about the governor's who we now have to put our faith in, that they will be able to protect the people

water, food and fuel should be allowed to enter the food supply. at the same time, the representative of the palestinian authority in the united nations called for immediate action to prevent a humanitarian disaster in gaza and to stop the barbaric attacks of the zionist regime on the defenseless people of this region. became a suitor the situation in gaza is very scary and dire for civilians. the scope of devastation and destruction in gaza is unimaginable. the international community and the security council must act on their own responsibility and act to establish a ceasefire. meanwhile, the united nations announced that the number of displaced people in gaza as a result of the zionist regime's attacks has exceeded 26,000 . and nearly 200 residential units in gaza have been completely destroyed or unusable. due to the serious lack of fuel, the activities of all 13 hospitals in gaza and the rest of the medical centers in this region have been severely limited. on the other hand, there is a water cut from the side israel caused serious problems in the lives of more than 65,000 people. the spokesperson of the united nations also announced that the zionist

water decently nation class. only a trickle of aid has been to load into gaza, which is real consistently bonding few concerned that it will be used and how masses authorizations a site from the air strikes. israel has imposed a complete blockade on the strip following how much this terrorist attacks on october the 7th. but palestinian president must be the boss, is seeking international support for a ceasefire, and the opening of the humanitarian quarter door, or the demand, a complete ceasefire. and the opening of permanence, car doors for humanitarian relief, the entry of medicine and food, and the provision of water, electricity, fuel and other basic needs. with more and more ambulances destroyed, and few running a gas as emergency services could soon be forced to shut down. at the time when their work is more important than ever. earlier i spoke with husband belushi. he's a freelance journalist in gaza. i asked me to tell us more about the situation and guys in the wake of intense airstrikes reported over night. a situation, as you said, like there were there's, there's right, the costs are gone. this red folder individual said that the place where the wa

water, medicine, shelter, these things should be respected and should very much be a central focus of everyone involved in this, including ourselves, the israelis, the united nations, and the regional countries. >> the palestinian authority long time ago renounced violence. i saw president biden spoke to mahmoud abbas yesterday. is your expectation that the palestinian authority would potentially govern gaza? and how concerned are you that violence will spread in the west bank? >> look, again, i think you're asking a very important question about the long-term in gaza. what i will say is this, gaza being governed by a brutal and vicious terrorist organization is not just a challenge for the state of israel, it's a challenge for the palestinian people. because hamas does not represent their highest aspirations. hamas is not looking out for or caring one iota about their welfare and well being. the palestinian people in gaza do deserve a leadership that allows them to live lives in peace and dignity and security. what that exactly looks like going forward, i'm not in a position to say today. it is the right question to be asking now as this unfolds because we have to think not just about the immediate term, but about the l

authorities says at least 50 people are dead. united nations has also confirmed that more than 3000 children have been killed. so far in the bombardment of the palestinian territory and with food, water and medical supplies still desperately short, there are growing calls for a humanitarian ceasefire. constance go to another day of explosions. is rarely strikes have been targeting the strip for weeks. they see the hitting him off militants, the infrastructure inside the territory of the death stone mountains, to come off from health ministry claims that over 8 and a half 1000 people have died. and also, since it's rarely bone big begins, many have lost the entire families. well i'm, i've been here, we don't have anything, nothing. he was just going out to find guess because we don't have any at home. he was also looking for bread for the children and guess then the told me he was martyred. and this is this key. this is now a daily reality for the people of gauze on people clawing to get all those out from under the rubber menu to start all children. little on monday, the you and security council held an emergency meeting to discuss the gulf, a crisis with agencies focusing on the you

nation, a statement that said that there was no any single dropped before it has into the gaza strip. meanwhile, these really authorities claim that it will touch, started to provide cause a strength with water sources. maybe in fact, the amount of water that has been delivered to the goals of chip were only to one area which is in the eastern areas of con eunice city. this area is important to mention that it how it's houses are critically destroyed and their citizens are completely evacuated from these houses. so it seems that new one will get benefits from the, from the woods that, that had been supplied to the area. it's important to mention that we don't electricity, the ability to get useful from the war to prove linked to the goals. a strip is too limited, simply because water problems inside the goal is to st needs, if you will, and click tricity to be generated in order to allow some citizen to have a few access full with the sources in goals you in is wanting guys, hospitals will run out of fuel in the next 24 hours, and it's describing the humanitarian situation as catastrophic image and kimber reports. the often, most of another is really striking garza, the bombardment, isn't ho

author carrie washington ahead of her more thicker than water. i also sat down with many on more, ahead of the democratic national convention. just a powerhouse. folks who have been known as political fixers and we discuss how you are the fixers we need right now. take a listen to the highlights from our powerhouse conversation, hosted by the black women's agenda during congressional black caucus week. >> i feel like service is a way out of despair. >> that is right. >> i'm overwhelmed by the state of the world. when i feel like there's so many problems the community, there's so much we have to fix, where we start. the environment, voting, rights isn't reproductive rights, what do we do? if i can plug into action and service, i can get out of the feelings and be part of the solutions. >> this election is going to be critical. it's not just that there is a presidential election. 11 states are choosing governors in 2024. every single member of the house of representatives is in control of the senate. there's a record number of black women running. what would it mean for you to see a black woman in the senate again. right now, there isn't one bla

national seashore. officials say the swimmer went missing sunday morning in the water near wildcat beach. they are now calling the search a recovery effort. authoritieshe 52 year old man was swimming with two friends when he went missing . a shark was seen in the area, but an attack was not confirmed . and authorities say they are scanning the area from nearby overlooks. tonight, san francisco public works officials are apologizing after an incident caught on video shows an inspector pushing over a hot dog vendor's cart. video posted on social media shows the inspector running after the vendor and then toppling his cart. this happened on sunday. the person who posted the video said it happened right near pier 39 and public works confirmed this was during an enforcement operation on unlicensed vending on san francisco public works, saying in a statement, while we are still looking into what led up to the moment and the events that preceded, we strive to treat members of the public with respect during permit enforcement operations. we train our employees in de-escalation techniques with the goal of defuzing tense situations. in this circumstance, we di

the united nations for dispersement, but we have not received authorization to do so, so we are at a very i think a dire circumstance. i'm speaking to the director who says there's no water, no electricity, no supplies and no dwellings. the multitude of palestinians those displaced from the north of gaza, it's a very critical situation. and we would very much like to disperse all the supplies that have arrived to our region as soon as possible to meet the needs of those vulnerable palestinians who are in these very difficult circumstances. >> foreign minister, in your conversations with your u.s. counterpart, the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken, what's your bottom line, egypt's bottom line message to the u.s. right now? >> we need greater protection for civilians not to come under fire and certainly the numbers of arriving casualties, injuries with more than 500 children who have perished during this conflict, we need to -- to contain this and hopefully see a way out of this quagmire and return to dealing the issue of resolution of the israeli-palestinian conflict and the enemy occupation. >> again, israel instructed people in northern gaza to remove south. it's t

nations. and now we're heading in today 12 of these conflict where a policy means getting food and water and fuel and basic supply well with the ongoing cloud of food is by these really patient authorities and the britain to prevention of the injury, opinion skills, or even a food supplies, so the goal is to stripe the situation because districts is relatively deteriorating. palestinians are depending on the local market conception of they are trying to a, to buy products from the, from the shops and site, the goals district. but these products will, will soon, uh, it will to run out from dependents many markets. if there is no, any kind of a ag of entry of food supplies to the receipts and collect you've like are talking about 2300000 palestinians inside the this church rates are trying to, uh, to let in different kinds of food products. now, with a great shortage of these products, different starve agent assignments is no key that are making the doors have promised plenty of this assign. the goal is to strip so promising is are demanding the international community to afford them humanitarian aides in order to be able to cope with the current situation. okay, we'll leave it there. tha

crowd, using water cannons from sharpened gas, spoke even more democratically, macron himself spoke, the president of the fifth republic addressed the nation, officially stated that the authorities would be merciless to everyone, carries hatred, emmanuel’s words were explained by the french minister of the interior, who said that meetings in support of palestine will cause a violation of public order, and therefore their holding in france is prohibited; those who disobey are threatened with 5 years in prison; they can gather without criminal prosecution only in support of israel. however, the authorities’ bans on muslims in europe, of whom there will soon be nearly 75 million, have not had much effect; look, the war between israel and hamas has caused protests on university campuses throughout the united states, in the northeast of the country, at protest rallies... "us university students gathered in solidarity with israel on the capitalist hill. palestinian supporters also made their presence known. it's scary, i went up with my flag, but they told me to remove it, and in general, you need to be careful. in some places it came to acts of aggression. in georgia, students advoca

authority is allowing for nationals to cross the border in egypt. they are also allowing the new mandatory and ate into gaza. israel said sunday it has restored waterts of gaza, but nbc news has been unable to confirm this. now back to dateline. to dateline >> welcome back to dateline. i'm andrea canning. it had been 12 years since the burned body of a young woman was found in excesses field. she was known only has lavender doe, a reference to her purple shirt. her true identity was a mystery. when that transfixed a team of amateur cold case sleuths. now, a stunning confession was about to send their mission into overdrive. here's keith morrison with "the woman with no name". >> it was hot that texas summer of 2018. the summer the dna doe volunteers spent their time inside staring at their computer streams, trying to identify lavender doe. but they hardly started, when kevin lord got a call from eddie hope. a young woman named felisha pearson had been reported missing by her family. she was last seen with a new boyfriend who told them she left him, just went away. >> they spoke with her mother. >> and we learned there was a wooded area inside of lo

nations for dispersement, but we have not received authorization to do so. so we are in i think a very dire circumstance with just speaking to the director who tells me there is no waterthere's no electricity. there are no supplies and there are no dwellings for the multitude of palestinians, those who have been displaced from the north of gaza, which is very critical situation, and we would very much like to disburse all the supplies that have arrived as soon as possible to meet the needs of those vulnerable palestinians who are in these very difficult circumstances. >> as you know, foreign minister, the u.s. state department has advised all american citizens who are still in gaza right now, if they want to get out to go to that -- as close to the rafah border crossing into egypt to gets as close as they can right now and leave elsewhere in gaza and try to head south towards the rafah border crossing. is that a good idea? >> i really don't -- can't comment on what the conditions are and what is the u.s. assessment of the degree of safety that can be provided for a large -- large compilation of foreign nationals at the border crossing, if it hasn't been finalized, the

sullivan, the national security adviser, said there had been an agreement to turn water back on into gaza. the israelis confirmed that about an hour or two later. now the gazan water authority, they denied that water is turned back on. do you know what the issue is there? >> we're still looking into those conflicting reports. obviously, as mr. sullivan said yesterday, we believe it's essential that humanitarian assistance, food, water, medicine, also electrical power remain available to the people of gaza, as much as possible. they are the victims here, too. they didn't ask for this. we want to make sure humanitarian assistance continues to get in. can't confirm exactly where the situation is with the water, but it is something that also has been high on secretary plblinkes agenda as he travels through the region. >> we received a statement from the idf that says they're in the midst of implementing an evacuation of israeli towns and citizens near the northern border with lebanon. do you view this, is there any indication that this is the start of a hezbollah operation or concerns that the spillover is happening now? >> it's worrisome, the possibility of having some sort of

national environmental policy act, the clean air act, the safe drinking water act, the endangered species act, and the native american graves protection and repatriation act, among others. it's the first time president biden has used his authority under the real id act to waive environmental laws. in a statement, the center for biological diversity said -- "every acre of habitat left in the rio grande valley is irreplaceable. we can't afford to lose more of it to a useless, medieval wall that won't do a thing to stop immigration or smuggling. president biden's cynical decision to destroy a wildlife refuge and seal the beautiful rio grande behind a grotesque border wall must be stopped." previously, president biden had said he would build another foot of border wall. in the occupied west bank, israeli forces killed two palestinians and wounded dozens of others during late night raids. israel has killed at over 200 palestinians this year, including at least 27 children. elsewhere in the west bank, armed israeli settlers violently attacked a palestinian american family farm in the town of deir dibwan, near ramallah, sunday night. the attackers set the property on fire, spray painted the word "revenge" on a door, and destroyed the

nation statement. that's it's and it's, there is no any single dropped before it has into the gaza strip. meanwhile, these really authorities claim that it will touch, started to provide cause a strength with water sources. maybe in fact, the amount of water that has been delivered to the goal is this trip were only to one area which is in the eastern areas of con eunice. city, this area is important to mention that it how it's houses are critically destroyed and their citizens are completely evacuated from these houses. so it seems that new one will get benefits from the, from the woods that, that had been supplied to the area. it's important to mention that we don't electricity, the ability to get useful from the war to prove pointed to the goals a strip is too limited, simply because water problems inside the goal is to st needs, if you will, and click tricity to be generated in order to allow for citizen to have a few access full with the sources in goals. francesca albanese is the united nation special rapid tour only occupied palestinian territories. she says the conditions in gaza becoming more cheers and more urgent. and i've been calling desperately for an immediate cease fire because d

nations says the current volume of aid is just 4% of the usual daily average. since hamas's attack on october 7th. food water, medicine and fuel have been in short supply. health authoritiesere now stands at at least 4600. well british charities are urging the government to ensure safe passage for refugees fleeing from israel and palestine. organisations including the refugee council , including the refugee council, say rishi sunak should provide immediate urgency measures, including medical evacuation and a refugee protection visa . the a refugee protection visa. the groups also want the government to prioritise cases of israelis and palestinians already in the uk asylum system. transport secretary mark harper told gb news the government is trying to help those in need . help those in need. >> the foreign secretary and the prime minister in the region talking to leaders not just in israel but also in the surrounding countries. so in egypt, in saudi arabia and in qatar working very hard both deaung qatar working very hard both dealing with the hostages. the british citizens that have been taken hostage , these other taken hostage, these other citizens that have been taken

authorities of these countries turned a blind eye to the activity of american and norwegian intelligence services in their waters. germany, denmark and sweden are currently conducting their own nationales of what happened, we are actually faced with an attempt to conceal them; their tactics are simple and understandable. to stall for as long as possible, ideally for another year or two or three, and then state that the investigation is no longer possible due to the passage of years. we recommend that they not waste time and effort on this; all such attempts are obviously doomed to failure. on september 26, sirhersh published another article entitled a year of lies about nord stream. the journalist shares new information, writes between those who planned the bombings and us president biden, the connection was exclusively through the head of the cia burns. no significant information about this mission was stored on the computer; instead , typewriters were used, on which one or two were made using carbon paper. as if the internet and the rest of the online world had never been invented. this detail given in the article predictably began to be used to discredit the entire investigation.

water to the region. the united nations says that at least seven medical centres have been damaged. the palestinian authoritiesge will lead to a new humanitarian crisis in gaza, adding that not all palestinians support a hamas. >> more than ten british citizens are feared dead or missing. 20 year old nathaniel young has been killed during fighting. he was serving with the israeli defence force . hamas the israeli defence force. hamas has threatened it will execute civilians and soldiers that have been kidnapped in return for any new israeli bombing of civilian homes in gaza . well it was a homes in gaza. well it was a gorgeous day weather wise, wasn't it, yesterday in the uk? >> very sunny, really. well, certainly down south. i'm not sure about up north. let's find out from greg dewhurst, shall we? up. we? how today shaping up. >> hello there . good morning. we? how today shaping up. >> greg there . good morning. we? how today shaping up. >> greg dewhurst.od morning. we? how today shaping up. >> greg dewhurst. welcome|g. we? how today shaping up. >> greg dewhurst. welcome to i'm greg dewhurst. welcome to your

water, power and medicine in short supply. israeli airstrikes are continuing with a ground invasion thought to be imminent . invasion thought to be imminent. the united nations has called on israeli authoritiestating humanitarian consequences . the president of consequences. the president of the european commission was forced to evacuate to a shelter after arriving in israel this afternoon . in well, ursula von afternoon. in well, ursula von der lions meeting with the israeli president isaac herzog was interrupted by sirens warning of possible strikes . warning of possible strikes. earlier, the eu chief offered her solidarity with the israeli people after last weekend's an attack by hamas, which killed more than 1300 people. ursula von der leyen there visiting the israeli town attacked by hamas, or one of them. meanwhile, the us secretary of defence, lloyd austin , has reiterated that austin, has reiterated that washington's support for israel is as ironclad . the israeli is as ironclad. the israeli defence forces are continuing to gather, they're amassing tanks and troops near the border of the gaza strip with a ground invasion looking likely. more than 1700 people have died in gaza as a re