, celebrate navy day, vova’s birthday is coming up, we’re calming down grandma, grandma is cryingre, i’m like that, well that’s what i’m like i was worried, i ended up here so easily, and then i was like this in a dream, i haven’t been home since july 2nd. my father was wounded, my godfather was taken prisoner, there was no water, the blockade was complete , we had no money either, they brought some food to the military unit, we went there, they took it, we collected water from the headquarters, hunger kills any morality, people snatched the kits from our hands, we could not hold back this wave, we stood in line two or three times, pushed away the weak, and the most vivid, most terrible memory is the child who saw tears on my face, because i shouted, what are you doing, we brought you 9 tons of food here, there’s enough for you all, so this child stroked my leg and said: “well, don’t cry, i ate the day before yesterday, girl, this is the phrase, i ate the day before yesterday , she, this is the most terrible phrase that i heard during the entire special operation, probably kofman,

, cool, celebrate navy day, vova’s birthday is coming soon, grandma.verything down, grandma keeps crying and crying, dreaming about my house, here i am there, i’m like, well, that’s what i was so worried about, here i am here so easily turned out to be, and then like this, i’m in a dream, i haven’t been home since july 2, 1914, i don’t know what’s wrong with this house anymore, well, i have dreams that one day we’ll return, and then after that we’ll take artyomovsko, it seemed to me that my home is very close, well, i guess i’m anticipating that... when they liberate konstantinovka , this is the moment of return, it will be something very deep, very great for me, as if for my heart. there was a difficult period when the militia came out, my father was wounded, my godfather was taken prisoner got caught, there was no water, the blockade was complete , we also had no money, they brought some food to the military unit, we went there, they took it, we collected water from the headquarters. hunger kills any morality, people snatched the kits from our hands

to record a video for you, i say that we miss you very much, we really want to go home, celebrate navy daynavy, vova ’s birthday is coming up, we keep calming grandma down, grandma keeps crying and crying, dreaming about my house, so i... i don’t know what’s wrong with this house anymore, well, i have dreams that one day we’ll come back, then we’ll take artyomovsko , it seemed to me that my home was very close, well, i guess i’m looking forward to the fact that when konstantinovka is liberated, after all, this moment of return, it will be something very deep, very great for me, as if for my heart, it was a difficult period, when the militia came out, the father was wounded, the godfather... he was captured, there was no water, the blockade was complete, we also had no money , they brought some food to the military unit, we went there, they took it, we got water from the headquarters, hunger kills any morality, people snatched food items from our hands, we could not hold back this wave, they stood in line two or three times, pushed away the weak, and the most vivid, most terrible memory is

our navy is tiny these days _ churchillian speech. is tiny these days compared - churchillian speech. our navy is tiny these days compared to - churchillian speech. our navy is i tiny these days compared to what churchillian speech. our navy is - tiny these days compared to what it used to be, and tiny compared to the multiple threats that it faces. it is not big enough to do all the tasks that are needed. all that are expected, as jonathan tasks that are needed. all that are expected, asjonathan beale referred to. there is no sign of the queen elizabeth. we have got these massively expensive, two aircraft carriers that have been built at tax payers' expense, costing billions of pounds, and they are not in the red c. the fighters that are intercepting these houthi missiles, and another one was found yesterday, they are coming off the deck of the uss eisenhower, a big carrier that is in the red sea. the uk destroyer thatis is in the red sea. the uk destroyer that is down there, hms diamond, doesn't have a land attack missiles that can

to record a video for you, i say that we miss you very much, we really want to go home, celebrate navy day looking forward to the fact that when konstantinovka is liberated, this is the moment of return, it will be something very deep, very great for me, as if for my heart, there was a difficult period when the it turned out that my father was wounded, my godfather was taken prisoner , there was no water, the blockade was complete, we had no money either, they brought some food to the military unit, we went there, they took it. water they collected from piles, hunger kills any morality, people snatched sets from their hands, we could not hold back this wave, we stood in line two, three times, pushed away the weak, and the most vivid, most terrible memory is a child who saw me tears on my face, because i shouted, what are you doing , we brought you 9 tons of food here , there is enough for you all, so this child stroked my leg and said: well, don’t cry, i ate the day before yesterday, girl, this is the phrase i ate the day before yesterday, she, this is the most terrible phrase that i... i

good cross-country ability, maneuverable, light, it’s easier to see such an anti-aircraft gun on navy days, in the nwo zone they received a new application, mounted on tracked traction the anti-aircraft gun is working against air targets in forest plantations, the crew is volunteers. even the commander who was recently promoted. we arrived as assigned, i was the loader, because it turned out that our commander was injured and we had to replace him. right now i’m working and learning a new position, crew commander. the s-60 is another weapon that unexpectedly came in handy here in the northern military district zone. it would seem that the old gun, developed in the fifties, is perfect for working on enemy fortifications. this. c60 gun, caliber 57 mm, firing range of about 6-7 km, fires with shells, we have a crew of five people, a driver, four people, one senior, we help the offensive, as if we work like artillery, we still help the infantry, the gun has proven itself great, let's hit the pillboxes. along the fortifications, along the forest regiments, we mow them down, a shot, the combat

good maneuverability, maneuverable, light, such an anti-aircraft installation. easier to see on navy dayn one of the warships, in the northwestern military zone, they received a new application, installed on tracked traction. the anti-aircraft gun works against air targets, against forest plantations, the crew is volunteers, even the commander, who recently received a promotion. we came by assignment, i was a loader, because it turned out that our commander was injured, we had to replace him, and now i’m working and learning a new position, crew commander. the c60 is another weapon that unexpectedly came in handy here in the siberian federal district. it would seem that the old gun, developed in the fifties, excellent for working on enemy fortifications. this is a c60 gun, 57 mm caliber, firing range of about 6-7 km, fires shells, we have a crew of five people. driver four people , one senior, we help the offensive, as if we are working like artillery, we still help the infantry, the gun has proven itself to be excellent, we hit pillboxes, fortifications, forest regiments, mow them down,

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today is navy navigator day.features of the maritime profession in the plot.

listen in these cries the navy today is a far cry from the wooden hulls of the days of john paul jones. the navy's air service has ever a leader in the science of aviation. it was our navy that taught the the terrific possibilities of dive bombing. or flying schools are turning out thousands of trained pilots, many of whom from the broad decks of our aircraft carriers have already written their names on the pages of history and fame counting death to our enemies, the pacific of africa and elsewhere. in the submarine service, to brave officers and courageous men are accomplishing wonders in this. the most nerve wracking confining of all services. it men of steel before they never know when the hatches closed whether they will ever see daylight again. every hand is against them, even friendly hands, until their identity is certain. into the cold depths of the sea, cramped amid a maze of machinery, the men of the submarine service carry death for the enemy at their fingertips, but they themselves face constant disaster. even in times of peace. danger lurks in every dive of submarine. the

listen in these cries the navy today is a far cry from the wooden hulls of the days of john paul jones. the navy's air service has ever a leader in the science of aviation. it was our navy that taught the the terrific possibilities of dive bombing. or flying schools are turning out thousands of trained pilots, many of whom from the broad decks of our aircraft carriers have already written their names on the pages of history and fame counting death to our enemies, the pacific of africa and elsewhere. in the submarine service, to brave officers and courageous men are accomplishing wonders in this. the most nerve wracking confining of all services. it men of steel before they never know when the hatches closed whether they will ever see daylight again. every hand is against them, even friendly hands, until their identity is certain. into the cold depths of the sea, cramped amid a maze of machinery, the men of the submarine service carry death for the enemy at their fingertips, but they themselves face constant disaster. even in times of peace. danger lurks in every dive of submarine. the

today the country celebrates the day of the navigator of the russian navy in the far east of the future the makarov pacific higher naval school. even before graduation, cadets are required to undergo practical training on operational ships under the supervision of experienced commanders. what are the responsibilities of a navigator? andrey kolesnikov found out. this is the rare case when the corvettes of the pacific fleet are stationed at the pier, usually they carry out combat duty in the coastal zone or on long trips. now the crew of the ship , hero aldar tsidinzhapov, is again preparing to go to sea. the commanders, chief navigator , discusses the features of the future navigation area. all navigational and tactical calculations issued for accurately aiming the weapon and hitting, roughly speaking, on the target, they are performed by the navigator. last year aldartsy dindzhapov. recognized as the best in terms of crew training in the pacific fleet among ships of its class. the navigation service made a great contribution to this victory. to by the way, in the list of combat units of

but the fact is that our navy is tiny these days compared to what it used to be, and tiny compared to the the multiple threats that it faces. it's not big enough to do all the tasks that's needed. there is no sign of the queen elizabeth. we've got these massively expensive — two aircraft carriers that have been built at taxpayers�* expense, costing billions of pounds. they're not in the red sea, neither of them. the fighters that are intercepting these houthi missiles — another one was fired yesterday — they're coming off the deck of the uss eisenhower, a big us aircraft carrier that is in the red sea. the uk type—45 destroyer that is down there, that's hms diamond, doesn't have land attack missiles. it can shoot down missiles at sea, but it hasn't got land attack cruise missiles. is itjust a one off? i don't think it is going to be a one off because the houthis are defiant. they've said they're going to carry on attacking shipping, which they say is linked to israel. the rest of the world says, "hm, not all of it. "you've been attacking ships that have got nothing to do with israel".

the iranian navy's albor's destroyer has entered the red sea via the bob almandab straight asserting its presence in the region. albores has saved into the red sea as iran's 94th fleet this day in the red sea. the yemini military also stressed that such attacks will not stop their anti-israel operations. on sunday the u.s. central command said its helicopter shot at yameny boats that were stopping a container ship killing at least 10 people. in recent weeks, yemeny armed forces have claimed responsibility for attacks on several israeli owned and israel linked ships in waters off of yemen. the yemini army says the operations are in retaliation for israeli genocide in gaza. let's cross over to sana and talk to president's correspondent yusuf mary. yes, good to see you. well, fill us in on this latest situation and and what's going on and what? means, well, i think the yemensarlah movement and along with the islamic republic of iran, they're starting to see that, the red sea nece. to be secured, but it needs to be secured from people within the region, from the arab and islam world who actually uh don't want to fuel chaos and instability. what we have seen unfold over the past

navy lieutenant is released from jail after more than 500 days behind bars. what was his ordeal like? he and his wife will join us today. >> dana: donald trump winning big in iowa. who exactly were the voters that carried him to a landslide victory? a deep dive into the demographics. >> the election will resolve around all these legal issues. >> i was honored to serve america in his administration. but rightly or wrongly, chaos to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >> dana: fox news alert. senator chuck grassley is in the hospital being treated for an infection. he is expected to make a full recovery after receiving antibiotics. at 90 the iowa republican

the iranian navy's - destroyer has entered the red sea via the babal mandap straight asserting his presence in the region. albours has sailed into the red sea as iran's 94th fleet this day after sanah warned washington that it bears full responsibility for the consequences of deadly attack by the us navy in the red sea. the eminy military also stressed that such attacks will not stop their anti-israel operations. on sunday the us central command said its helicopters shot a yemany. that were stopping a container ship, killing at least 10 people. in recent weeks, yemeni armed forces have claimed responsibility for attacks on several israeli own and israel-linked ships and waters off of yemen. the yemen army says the operations are in retaliation for the israeli genocide in gaza. press yemen correspondent yusuf says the presence of the us and its western allies in the red sea has turned it into a war zone. fireball arena where nothing can unfold except chaos and destruction, which is exactly what happened the other day, and this is because of the president's of the us navy and other western powers in the red sea, so i think khansalal government, they are making a firm deci

genocidal war rages on the first day of the new year. the hamas military wing has clashed with invading israeli troops in gazas, killing 15 of them. and iran deploys one of its navy destroyers to the red sea a day after the us so-called task force in the region attacks yemini boats. hello and welcome to press tv's world news, i'm marza hashimiy, thanks so much for being with us. forest of course takes us back to gaza, where at least 15 palestinians have lost their lives in the brutal bombing of residential. structures in central gaza, this on the 87th day of israeli us aggression, the def to from the attack a building in the al-mahazi camp is expected to rise as more people are trapped under the rupo. the house was packed with people, most of them women and orphan children taking shelter there. the spokesman of gaza's health ministry says at least 156 people have been killed and 246 injured during the past 24. four hours of loan of israeli bombings ashraf al-kodra says the defto includes 326 medical staff. israeli forces have put out of service 104 ambulances and 30 hospitals, while 99% of medical personnel are suffering from inhumane conditions. according to gaz

the feat of leningrad, its inhabitants who worked for the front and for victory for all 900 days, and the red navyers who defended leningrad. volunteers lay flowers at the leningrad front stele on poklonnaya hill near the victory museum. on this day, the victory museum conducts a series of so-called immersive excursions, when an effect is achieved using various techniques. presence, however, in relation to in leningrad, the worst winter of 1941-1942, such an effect could not be achieved, the temperature then dropped to -35°, the water supply did not work, water was difficult to obtain, the apartments were dark, light was provided by homemade smokehouses, the excursion was timed to coincide with the day the blockade was lifted , on the anniversary of the lifting, as many as 80 years have passed since this joyful event, but during these 4 years of the siege, the leningraders overcame the almost impossible, we in... course talk about their feat in the rear at the front, and how people coped with hunger, with bombings, how they sometimes overcame themselves , including themselves, that is, the word le

navy s.e.a.l.s. who went missing several days ago while boarding a ship off the coast of somalia with weapons bound for yemen. one of the sailors went overboard and following protocol, the other went in after them like i said, missing for several days however, the search continues for these two u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s., as many continue to worry about this conflict growing in the region. there seems to be a lot of action and a lot of uncertainty, frances? >> chapman bell, thank you >>> more turbulenc turbulence fg after a crack was found in a cockpit window during a flight over japan cabin pressure was normal and the plane safely returned to the airport. it comes a week after the door plug blew off a plane over oregon >>> the deadly deep freeze continues to plague much of the country, fuelling storms that are believed to be responsible for at least ten deaths. huge swaths of the country are below freezing, making it treacherous for many to be outside. on monday, montana recorded the coldest temperature nationwide at minus 42 degrees. more than 9,000 flights were delayed, and over 3,000 were canceled today

the initial morris island landings demonstrated how army and navy could cooperate but failed battery wagner assault the next day suggested perhaps gilmore did not always want the cooperation if he had to share the glory. initial wagner bombardment used navy but july 18 assault was too late in the day for fire support from ships and left admiral dahlgren just as he learned of his son's wounding. the final assault that never happened seemed more coordinated but confederate evacuation of morris island threw it into disarray. his quick action resulted in iron clad grounding. both commanders were so strained they planned independent assaults against sumter. neither was willing to allow the other to completely command. results were as expected. charleston was not the lynch pen campaign of 1863 but was the only area where confederacy sustained itself throughout the year without major lo. confederate successes here allowed ifting of troops from beauregard though those did not spark victories elsewhere. uned states closed charleston to blockade runners in 1863 and experience gilmore's groups gained wagner and fort sumpt

navy and remembers a day at 2400 of his fellow shipmates were killed. he feels very lucky to have made it to with his 100th birthday. he is touched by the recognition. >> this is wonderful. oh my goodness gracious. i don't think many people get to experience something like this. all of these people, who knows where all they came from. because of me. to wish me happy birthday. i would never ever forget it. >> because of you. he attended a special lighting in concord my marking the anniversary of pearl harbor. thank you for your service to our country. >>> san francisco, a beautiful day for a beautification project. the city's public works department kicked off the neighborhood, dozens of volunteers, all different ages came out. help the public works crews. the mayor was there. organizers say that a months worth of work goes to planning of a day like this. two elements, cleaning up a play area and planting trees in the median. >> we have to plan out all the details, ordered the right trees and supplies. we have to know who is going to be leading the group

today is navy navigator day.e russia channel, they’re starting to broadcast, the main news in karina ilyina’s studio. hello. russia requested an urgent meeting of the un council in connection with the crash of an il-76 plane in the belgorod region, which killed 74 people, including 65 ukrainian prisoners. the head of the russian foreign ministry stated this at a press conference at the un headquarters following a working trip to new york. according to sergei lavrov, there is an exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine. in the sky over the belgorod region there was a terrorist attack committed by the kiev regime, it was announced in our ministry of defense. the military department reported that radars detected missile launches by the ukrainian armed forces from the kharkov region. the plane was carrying ukrainian prisoners. who were supposed to be exchanged at the border, a list of the dead has already been published, it contains 65 names. the plane was carrying out a humanitarian mission, about which the

and iran deploys one of its navy destroyers to the red sea a day after deadly us attack on yemeny boats. hello everyone, it's 2 a.m. in the besieg gazo strip, you're watching press tv world news. now these 15 palestinians have lost their lives in a brutal bombing of a residential structure in central gaza on the 87th day. of israeli us aggression, death from attack a building in almagazi refugee camp is expected to rise as more people are still trapped under rubble. the house was packed with people, most of them women and orphan children. spokesperson for gaza's health ministry says at least 156 people have been killed and 246 injured just in the past 24 hours. according to gaza's health ministry, total number of palestinian fatalities has risen to 21,978 and palestinians have also been injured, at least 15 israeli soldiers are killed as alkassan brigades launched retaliatory attack in gaza city. verus fighting continues between the al-qassam and regime forces in other parts of gaza strip as well and our gaza correspondent muti abu musava join us earlier with an update. "the palestinian

that is kenneth ross. joining us from geneva that's the navy, 100 days of as well as warn gaza. more than 23400 palestinians have been killed more than twice as many has been injured. and the casualties include a shocking number of children, which has been highlighted in the new report from saved the children since october 7th, more than 10000 children had been killed by his rarely strikes and ground operations . an average of 100 a day. that is one percent of gauze. his total child population afford into his ministry of house. thousands more missing. they are presumed buried under the rubble of buildings destroyed by his ready bombardment. save the children says those who survive the attacks have suffered a life changing tool, not including the disease and adequate medical care. and the loss of the parents. 1000 children and gaza have lost one of both of their legs. the organization is cooling for an immediate cease fire. well, jason lee is saved the children's country direct to fully occupied palestinian territories. he says seas font is the only way to protect children and ga

but the fact is that our navy is tiny these days compared to what it used to be, and tiny compared tono sign of the queen elizabeth. we've got these massively expensive — two aircraft carriers that have

iran deploys one of its navy destroyers to the red sea a day after deadly us attack on yemini boats. hello everyone, it's 3 am in the bessieg gaza strip and you're watching press tv world news. now day 88 of israel on gaza regime's massacre of civilians continues unabated. health officials say the israeli occupation forces have carried out more than dozen heavy bombings across gaza in a day, killing more than 150 civilians. mass casualties were reported following attacks on the... magazi and jabalya refugee camps, khanist was also heavily shelled, regime is also continuing to bombard gaza's health facilities, officials say more than 300 health personnel have been killed in the past three months. the regime has also obducted almost 100 medical professionals amit a health crisis in gaza. the palestinan health minister says out of 36 hospitals in gaza, only nine are operational, but only partially. she added, situation is totally catastrop. trophic death tool in gaza since october 7th now stands at nearly 22, at least 15 israel soldiers are killed as the al-kasaam brigades launched reta

100 others as it pushes ahead with the genocide in gaza. and iran deploys one of its navy destroyers to the red sea a day after the us so-called task force in the region attacks yemeny boats. hello and welcome live from tehran you to press tv's world news, i'm marriashimy. thanks so much for being with us, well the genocide continues, and at least 15 palestinians have lost their lives in the brutal bombing of residential structures in central gaza, this on the 87th day of the israeli-us aggression, the death toe from the attack a building in the al-marazi camp is expected to rise as more people are trapped under the rubble, now the house was packed with people, most of them women and orphan children, taking shelter there, the spokesman of gaza's health ministry. says at least 156 people have been killed and 246 injured only in the past 24 hours of israeli bombings. ashraf al goredra says the death tool includes 326 medical staff. israeli forces have put out of service 104 ambulances and 30 hospitals, 99% of medical personnel are suffering from inhumane conditions in custody, according to gaza's health mi

day off. the south square is that the missiles were launched just of north korea's west coast, the special wolf i units of south cruz navy has been taking part in days of training near the border with the news of the thousands of people have gathered the malaysian capital calling them pull to celebrate the hidden do festival at the time for some it celebrated on the 1st full moon of the many thirty's. ask for forgiveness, health and peace of the new year. gone for some is celebrated by the time of the communities around the world with particularly large events in india, malaysia, and singapore. that's it for the moment. i'll be back to more news in house now you can watch it on the is there a boy called is next. the zeros here to report on the people often ignored, but who must be hurt? how many other channels can you say will take this time and put extensive saw it into reporting from under reported areas? of course, we cover major global events that are passion lies in making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how is fine with the region. and so many others. we go to them, we make the effor

iran deploys one of its navy destroyers to the red sea a day after the us so-called task force in the

iran deploys one of its navy destroyers to the red sea a day after daily us attack on yemini boats.

100 others as it pushes ahead with the genocide in gaza and iran deploys one of its navy destroyers to the red sea a day

navy cooperate. but the failed battery wagner assault the next day suggested perhaps gilmore not always want that cooperation. if he had to share the glory. the initial wagner bombardment used the navy, but the july 18th assault was too late in the day for fire support from ships. and left. admiral dahlgren, smarting just as he learned of his son's wounding. the final assault against battery wagner that never seemed a more coordinated but confederate evacuation of morris island threw it into disarray. dahlgren wanted to capitalize by assaulting fort sumter, but as quick action resulted in an iron clad grounding. by then, both commanders were so strained they planned independent assaults against sumter. neither was willing to allow the other to completely command results, whereas expected charleston was not the linchpin campaign of 1863, but was the only area where the confederacy sustained itself throughout the year without major loss. confetti rate successes here allowed the shifting of troops from beauregard, though those did not spark victories elsewhere. the united states close to charleston to blockade

in recent days, the u.s. navy three small houthi boats attempting to board a container ship. in response, iran says it sent a destroyer to the region. iran analyst sima shine believes this is all part of iran's plan to end the war in gaza. >> the other steps that might be done is to bring the u.s. to put pressure on israel to stop. >> and they think by putting pressure on the united states and the international shipping objective? >> it is one of the ways that they believe it might put pressure on israel to stop. >> reporter: israeli officials say the war could last throughout the year, until hamas is destroyed. but many palestinians wonder what price they'll have to pay until the fighting ends. and tonight hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah condemned the assassination of al arouri as a serious assault on lebanon and vowed that his killing will not go unpunished. major. >> ian lee, thank you very much. >>> now to a fiery disaster in japan following a powerful earthquake that shook the nation on new year's day. a ja

is our navy sinking with deithinking. >> video of the day. >> greg: today's video of the day comes frome ex-director of the navy's diversity program. an old training video resurfaced. barber may no longer be there but the navy has a program dedicated to de i even as they ditch this project like jimmy falon's jackets. it's still up there on the navy website. watch how he explains ddei. >> diversity within the work force. equity. you need to think about equality. those are used interchangeably. when you think about equality, think about equity as the route we take to get there. how do we assess different barriers and have schedule -- equal access and... >> greg: what the hell was that? i have no idea what you just said. you are the expert. it's like somebody poured something on chat gp t's mother board. he said equity is the path to quality. that's [bleep]. equality is about the starting line with the same chance. equity starts at the finish line. we all hand in the same spot is work backwards. how easy is that? equality is possible and equity is impossible. equality is putting me and tyr

the latest attack comes just 2 days after a us navy helicopter killed 10 yemeni naval soldiers whilewill not pass by without punishment and retaliation. we also warn the american. enemy and any other nation of transgression by protecting any shippents heading to the israeli entity. the yemeny public has praised the army's military efforts against israel. today we targeted an israeli ship because they are prohibited from the red sea. we will eventually march into occupied palestine so we can get revenge for all the marters. america will not be able to protect israel. it will continue to target. although the us and other western nations have urged the yemani government to end its continuous military operations in the red sea. many yemines believe that the blockade of israeli shipments should continue until the genocide in palestine. we prepare for jihad against the enemies from land, air and sea. we've already endured 10 years of war, blockade and altijd struggles. therefore, the time has come for us to retel. did because their blood is not worth more than ours, or the blood of a pales

iran sailed a warship into the waters today, a day after the u.s. navy engaged four houthi boats from yemen that attacked a commercial ship, sinking three. over the weekend tel aviv once again saw protesters demand the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. tonight he was dealt another blow. the country's supreme court struck down a controversial law that would have limited their power. ian lee, cbs news, tel aviv. >> ian, thank you. >>> back here at home, the u.s. border officials processed 300,000 migrants in december, and that's an all-time high. >> reporter: a new year with migrants going to various cities across the u.s. this weekend 350 asylum seekers flown in from the southern border boarded a bus to chicago after landing in illinois. their transportation north arranged by texas governor greg abbott. chicago mayor brandon johnson said on "face the nation," city officials were given no notice. >> the rogue buses that are being dropped off from across the country in the mid of the night leaving people with no support, no real coordination

in recent days, the u.s. navyhree small houthi both attempting to board a container ship. in response, iran says it has sent a destroyer to the region. iran analyst she must sign believes this is all part of iran's plan to end the war in gaza. >> to bring the u.s. to put pressure on israel to stop. >> reporter: they think by putting pressure on the united states in the international shipping lanes, they can achieve that objective? >> it is one of the ways that they believe it might put pressure on israel to stop. >> reporter: israeli officials say the war could last throughout the year, until hamas is destroyed. [screaming] but many palestinians wonder what price they will have to pay until the fighting ends. and tonight, hezbollah leader hassan is ral hassan nasrallah condemned the saleh al-arouri and found that his killing willt go unpunished. major? >> major: ian lee, thank you very much. now to a fiery disaster in japan following the powerful earthquake that shook the nation on new year's day. japan airlines f

anyone would think we had this incredibly powerful navy but the fact is our navy is tiny these days comparedd to be tiny compared to what it used to be tiny compared to what it used to be tiny compared to the multiple threats that it faces. it is not big enough to do all the tasks that's needed, or that are expected of it, as jonathan beale, the defence correspondent referred to. there is no sign of the queen elizabeth. we have these massively expensive two aircraft carriers that have been built at taxpayers expense, costing billions of pounds, they are not in the red sea, either of them. the fighters that are intercepting these houthi missiles, another was fired yesterday, they are coming off of the deck of the uss eisenhower, which is in the red sea. the uk type 45 destroyer that is down there, hms diamond, doesn't have [and attack missiles, so it can shoot down missiles, so it can shoot down missiles at sea but it doesn't have [and attack cruise missiles. so that is a deficiency, i suppose. i am not a naval expert but that is one, a shortcoming that because of that, britain has had to dep

peacekeeping group of pakistan navy is present in bandab for 3 days. najadi of sed and sima news agency, bandar abbas. diversity in the display of works is one of the characteristics of the 14th edition of amar festival. the works that dealt with the issue of martyrs' mothers in fiction and documentary formats. hossein's documentary is one of these. alhamdulillah, we thank god. the map of this carpet is the will of a martyred child. the carpet is woven by the mother. mother of martyr ezzatullah karamali. he with his sweet tongue. this is how the holy defense means country means mother means father means life means everything. the story of this mother is documented in the will. from dozens of popular narratives in the ammar film festival, one morning my son left the house and never came back. there are stories centered on the mothers of the martyrs in the name of allah, rahman and rahim, the mothers who are a constant presence at the amar film festival every year. it was my duty not to witness bloodshed tomorrow. behind emotional and spiritual warmth. d

genocidal war rages on. the first day of the new year, the hamas military wing has clashed with invading israeli troops in gaza's, killing 15 of them, and iran deploys one of its navy

the latest attack comes just 2 days after a us navy helicopter kill 10 yemeni naval soldiers while patrolling the red sea. the spokesman for yemen's armed forces stated that the us attacks did not and will not stop yemen's. military operations against israeli ships until the genocide in gaza ends, the yemen armed forces confirmed that maritime shipping is open in the red sea and in the arabian sea to the entire world except for the posts in the occupied palestine. we also confirm that any acts of aggression from the us will not pass by without punishment and retaliation. we also warn the american enemy and any other nation of transgression by protecting. today we targeted an israeli ship because they are prohibited from the red sea, we will eventually march into occupied palestine so we can get revenge for all the marters. america will not be able to protect israel, we will continue to target them. although the us and other western. have urged the yemen government to end its continuous military operations in the red sea. many yeminies believe that the blockade of israeli shipments should cont