um, i'd say probably my favorite. story last year, it was the the nile collin story that we did, so nile collins is a junior minister, um, he's the, he's the minister of state for further education, and the first story that we did, i think was at the beginning of last year, related to a planning application that he had made, a historic planning application, and basically on that planning application he lied and said that he was... with his parents in order to circumvent um planning rules, very strict planning rules relating to one off dwellings, he wanted to build a one off dwelling in limrick, where he's from, and the problem was he already on the house, so he didn't have a housing need, so in order to get around that, as i said, he he basically just lied, and he said he was, he was living with his parents, he didn't own any property, and he's got planning permission to build that house. mean, some people would say um, you know, that there's uh, and it is quite controversial, you know, the one off housing rules, they still exist, um, and lot of people would say that you know they're pro

was it, was it summer or was it kind of late spring when we had published all these stories about nile collins, meal martin gets up on the doll, goes in a diet tribe, accuses us of being russian assets, etc., etc., etc., and you know, i was, i was kind of surprised by, i went and did an interview with rte after that, uh, and it was kind of like it was guy called justin murphy um who you know i kind of knew what i was kind of getting my seven for like which is fine but like he kind of used the opportunity to hold me to account and kind of go buse oh yeah buse meal martin had said that we're a political organization that you know we're not a you know a conventional journalistic outlet you and i had to kind of answer for that you know whereas if yeah if if it was a mainstream journalist "it would be, you know, it would be a, a grave attack on the press and certainly some of the reaction post that attack on us by michal martin was kind of yeah, similar to what your man justin murphy was like, but i have to say uh, very much respected um shane ross in his sunday independent call him that th

or a public figure, and you'll get few calls afterwards or few messages, but like robert troy and nile collins actually as well, you know, the nile collins one as well, was funny where... you now, mean the first story um or sorry, it wasn't the first story, there was another story about um, a property deal, um, that was an anonymous email you know from someone who had been trying their best to have this story told you know by anyone you know and people didn't want to know about it you know and like look i'll try to be as objective as possible about it like you know even just like we publish those stories actually funny enough i think the doll wasn't sitting either that time you know so... again no one anything write about um became the biggest you know for the at least a week you know was the biggest story in the country like you know so like if the mainstream press could even just see that that like you know there's an appetite for this kind of stuff and that you know people want to read this kind of stuff like but they kind of find it hard to kind of get there like you they're almost

joining me now, satori fund founder, portfolio manager, dan niles.an, first i want to get your thoughts. the fed is back to being the friend of the market. >> yeah. i mean they have been friendly to the market now, you could argue since 2008. so nothing has really changed but you're absolutely right, they're not going through the fastest rate hike in history. they have been on pause now for a while and we know that it's a matter of when not if they cut-rates based on what jay powell told us yesterday. so, and they're going to cut back on quantitative tightening. definitely the fed has your back if you're an investor in this market. charles: so i'm loving this movement in micron, in part, full disclosure, my subscribers own it. als great to have the number one stock when your subscribers own it. you know what i'm talking about! you know the a.i. part, first thing they say it is all about a.i. it has turned that company around. listen the semiconductors, they already made this gargantuan move. are there any bargains in that space at all? >> yeah -- cha

change the way you the, in the 18 seventy's, the colonial expansion of the british empire and the nile valley, increased. the british decided to get complete control over sudan. however, the deeply religious people of that country did not want to obey 4 laws. the unceremonious intervention of british officials, led to peebles, discontent. it's spokesman was the theologian mohammed off thought. the drug blamed himself the mahdi. the design began to gather an army against the invaders. by 1884, most of the sudanese cities were in the hands of the modern great britain decided to intervene directly. but the troops of ahmad gave the invaders at dropping. in 1885, the rebels, the capital car to the feet of britain was don't only by the very end of the 19th century. after the death of ahmad, the british were able to regain their control of sudan. unable to defeat the living body. the british took revenge on the dead. what his remains were drawn out of the mazda liam, and thrown away into the nile. ahmad said, was brought to england as a trophy. however, the victory of the modest revolt became

public figure and you know you'll get few calls afterwards or few messages, but like robert troy and nile collins actually as well, the nile collins one as well was funny was you know, i mean the first story um or sorry, it wasn't the first story, there was another story about um a property deal, um, that was an anonymous email, from someone who had been trying their best to have this story told you by anyone? you now and people didn't want to know about it you know and like look i'll try to be as objective as possible about it like your even just like we publish those stories actually funny enough i think the doll wasn't sitting either that time you know so again no one had anything to write about um became the biggest you know for the at least a week you know was the biggest story in the country like you know so like if the mainstream pr could even just see that that like you know there's an appetite for this kind of stuff and that you know people want to read this kind of stuff like but they kind of find it hard to kind of get there, like you, they're almost going there, but not moving

community was burglarized. 10 years of selling breakfast in fremont's, kuwait, niles community and for the first time skillets cafe, co-owner. >> and manager priscilla bravo joining the long list of bay area business is left picking up broken glass. no one has ever like. >> hurt our business like that. rob says the burglars broke through the front door to get in and busted all of the other doors inside to ransack the place. she says it happened sometime early thursday morning. and unfortunately, there does not appear to be any surveillance video of what went down. they took all our money from the cash register and they literally took are saying. i know how they did it, but they took bravo is now out thousands of dollars and is trying to keep her emotions in check. and she has to manage your other business in town billion. roy's burger. >> which is featured in fremont's restaurant week, loyal patrons, distraught. i come here every morning for my breakfast. and these people are my family. and i was so hurt when i heard someone violated them because what you violate family violate me as w

nile curtis: because of the, you know, the hair and the way we dress too. like, very signature. joe: but there was a time not long ago when the curtis family didn't have a living room or even a roof. maestro: we were homeless at one time, as a family. it was pretty tough. sleeping in our van. joe: a friend took them in until they could get back on all 14 feet, and crisis and the music brought them closer. maestro: it gave us a bond and a sense of family i believe the way that family is supposed to operate. joe: family life operates around the living room turned rehearsal studio, which also doubles as a classroom for the home-schooled kids. nola: music has been a great vehicle for learning and teaching life lessons. zahara curtis: it's a dream mostly because, like, the evolution of how this became to be and seeing how all my siblings and i have just grown. phoenix curtis: there's a certain connection that happens when you're playing with family, not just anybody. joe: within the music and voices, there's a special kinship. isis curtis: there's this moment wh

. >> john: niles, she is such a lovely person, she exudes class. why would people be so cruel to her in now what has turned out to be a dire situation for her? >> that is next in point, we have seen some incredible cruelty frankly from people on twitter on the internet making all sorts of allegations against the princess of wales. some of this it has to be said has been driven by supporters of meghan and harry certainly on twitter. i think that is been the case, people who say they support meghan and harry, it is nasty stuff. at some of the nastiest, i think, allegations we have seen in the history of twitter now known as x. and the contrast of course between this file, vicious stuff on twitter and the wonderful heart that the princess of wales has is absolutely stunning here. the princess of wales really embodies isaac a spirit of service and a spirit of sacrifice for king and country and there is a measure of between the princess of wales character and the nastiness we are seeing on those who are attacking her there is a huge gulf here. and the p

should be doing. well, as um, as our brother ramiro pointed out that... they want to expand to the nile and euphrees, but you see they're so fragile even within the borders that they have, they can't capture the west bank, so i'm optimistic as well, and they have been militarily humiliated in the past, two times in lebanon, and even now we can consider this a big humiliation, cuz never before has hamas or the islamic resistance in palestine been able to do these kinds of... defeats um, if they expected anything around the time of last year, they they didn't expect something of this magnitude, um, they wouldn't have expected anything that would have humiliated them because the battles in the past have just been exchanges of rocket fire and air rocket fire on the side of the palestinians and air strikes on the side of the zionist occupation, perhaps they thought it was going to be something like that again, few days cleans up, now this is something that has caught them by surprise, nor do they... expect lebanon to get in, i mean the the north is practically empty, there's no people in nor

nile is with me. is there a complete change in the public opinion of kate?t. i think that the princess of wales has always been an immensely popular figure with the british public. the british people are rallying around her now. of course you have a lot of interpret trolls out there some of whom are frankly manipulated by russia, china, iran according to british sources last night. i think you have a nefarious campaign against the royal family, which is driven by various quarters on the internet and the british people are 100 supreme courtive of the princess of wales and wishing her a full recovery and supportive of the british monarchy as a whole and this antimonarchy campaign, nefarious campaign isn't going to succeed in any way. i think the british people and much of the world are rallying around their very brave and courageous princess of wales. stuart: a friend of prince harry and meghan accusing the palace of lying about princess kate and insisted recent photos and videos of her were fake. this is a friend of the prince, prince harry. nile, this is out

further down niles boulevard is frederico's grill. >> it's about passion and love. you have to love food. you have to love community. >> the italian restaurant is participating in fremont restaurant week. >> i always say we make the best ravioli in town. >> you can tell frederico loves serving the community around him. >> this is so fremont to me. to my heart. you see the mountains in the back. i love to sit out here. everything they make is with a latin flavor. >> 45 restaurants are participating in restaurant week in fremont. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> developing news with the mexican museum that's supposed to go in downtown san francisco. it has a space on mission street, practically right across from yerba buena gardens, but has sat empty for years and construction hasn't started. the chronicle reports there's a good reason why an audit conducted by the city shows the museum is well short of the $49 million needed to convert the space. the museum also allegedly misused some of its public funds and missed an important deadline, which could lead to it los

these remains were drawn out of the mazda liam, and thrown away into the nile. mods had was brought to england as a trophy. however, the victory of the modest revolt became the 1st successful action of the peoples of africa against the colonial oppression. and remained at dark stain on the reputation of the british empire. the fall housing sizes are had a higher rent is also getting more expensive. since depends i make a rent has increase 29.4 percent overall. for a single family homes, the increases have been much higher at 35 percent compared to multi family homes. a 23 percent typical asking rents in the us are now at a $1982.00 on average representing a 3.3 percent increase compared to the same time last year. rent has been increasing since 2020, from a variety of factors, including installation, lack of inventory and a shifting workforce. as a pandemic increased opportunity for remote work, renters sought larger homes and areas that had previously been an accessible and relatively low cost. this migration increased rents in the suburban areas more than it lowered them in urban are

i spoke with the owner who is now faced with this week after skillets cafe in the niles community wasarized. >> 10 years of selling breakfast in fremont's, kuwait, niles community and for the first time skillets cafe, co-owner and manager priscilla bravo. joining the long list of bay area business is left picking up broken glass. no one has ever like. >> hurt our business like that. rob, you says the burglars broke through the front door to get in and busted all of the other doors inside to ransack the place. she says it happened sometime early thursday morning. and unfortunately, there does not appear to be any surveillance video of what went down. they took all of our money from the cash register and they literally took are saying. i know how they did it, but they took it to grovel is now out thousands of dollars and is trying to keep her emotions in check. has she has to manage your other business in town billion. roy's burger. >> which is featured in fremont's restaurant week, loyal patrons, distraught. i come here every morning for my breakfast. and these people are my family. an

his remains were drawn out of the mazda liam, and thrown away into the nile. mazda head was brought to england as a trophy. however, the victory of the modest revolt became the 1st successful action of the peoples of africa against the colonial oppression. and remained at dark stain on the reputation of the british empire. the crime for almost 3 centuries, it's being the stronghold of russian culture. 10 years ago of the events, the divided dependence is history and to before and of the it became part of russia for good, the divorce to do so to the so we took 2 minutes left to sheila phillips, the superficial. if the boy, the chest. yeah. it was more or less 2, but that will jeffers to you as i'm with you the, with the station trista cause little water leak within the midst of which is the port bullet was turned over. the quote was pretty cross and like a portion and it says get set up as a decent later, but it is a floor that i was doing that i need you the in the spirit ideas. and i suppose by us then, probably because of in your little simple story needs to

i mean, niles is wonderful little community. we take care of each other and we took care of our own. and so we just want to be there to support put so much love into effort into this and for someone and just >> come and take everything. it's kind of like disappointing you know, lot of mixed emotions, bravo's other eatery in town. really roy's burger is featured in fremont's restaurant week. she says ordering from either venue will go a long way. >> in fremont, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a 14 year-old is now in custody in the east bay accused of trying to steal cars. livermore police say this first attempt was made earlier this month in a downtown parking garage near the intersection of livermore and railroad avenues. officers say that the teen pretended to have a gun in his pocket and threatened to harm the victim. if he did not give him his car, police then received for more reports of similar incidents. 4 days later, the teen is now facing multiple counts of attempted carjacking, attempted robbery and criminal fact t

further down niles boulevard is frederico's grill. >> it's about passion and love. you have to love food. you have to love community. >> the italian restaurant is participating in fremont restaurant week. >> i always say we make the best ravioli in town. >> you can tell frederico loves serving the community around him. >> this is so fremont to me. to my heart. you see the mountains in the back. i love to sit out here. everything they make is with a latin flavor. >> 45 restaurants are participating in restaurant week in fremont. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> developing news with the mexican museum that's supposed to go in downtown san francisco. it has a space on mission street, practically right across from yerba buena gardens, but has sat empty for years and construction hasn't started. the chronicle reports there's a good reason why an audit conducted by the city shows the museum is well short of the $49 million needed to convert the space. the museum also allegedly misused some of its public funds and missed an important deadline, which could lead to it los

arabs, muslims and christians are killed, we will cover the earth and even the seas from the niles to the euphretes in order to put an end to the homelessness of the zionists. it's obvious that no one will worry about these numbers. the elderly will soon die, and the youth will forget everything almost as soon a. after all, according to ancient iranian doctors, the nature. of soil is cold and the dead and their survivors will soon forget the grief. now is the time for zinism to achieve victory any cost. in the following years, gulda mayor became the first ambassador of israel to the soviet union, the first minister of labor and the second minister of foreign affairs of israel. she was the female example of david bingorian, and lit the days full of violence and blood as the fourth prime minister of israel, woman who tried hard to deny and destroy palestine as much as her 2000-year old. anger and died at the age of 80. یه افتخار داشتم که به عنوان اولین بانوی دریانورد جمهوری اسلامی ایران و خاورمیانه وارد سیستم دریاندی بشم کسی بهم کار نمیداد اوائل می شستم تو اسکی. همه میومدن مسافراشونو می

we have no issues for niles canyon. control plays a part, but the tri-valley looks great. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the white house is announcing a new round of student debt forgiveness amounting to $6 billion. this will cover about 80,000 borrowers, all of them public service workers. that program started back in 2007 to help people cancel their student debt after ten years of on-time payments. another 380 service workers may become eligible within two years despite the supreme court blocking the forgiveness debt earlier this year. earlier this year. >>> police were able to track ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ >>> welcome back. it's 5:58 right now. if you have blown recent

ocurriÓ el miÉrcoles en la autopista 880, con destino norte a la altura de la calle alvarado niles, elcapturado. un nuevo hecho de ir al volante. en esa misma lÍnea, el gobernador anunciÓ hoy, una nueva estrategia para combatir el crimen, especÍficamente en el este de la bahÍa y especialmente en auckland . se trata de un nuevo acuerdo para instalar mÁs de 400 cÁmaras en calles de la ciudad y en algunas autopistas interestatales. nuestra reportera, nos cuenta cuantas cÁmaras y a partir de cuando serÁn instaladas. >> aproximadamente unas 480 cÁmaras serÁn instaladas dentro de los 30 dÍas y los prÓximos seis meses. 190 cÁmaras ya desplegadas por las calles de auckland, y 190 por las autopistas del este de la bahÍa, para interceptar vehÍculos robados o involucrados en delitos graves. >> lo que estamos viviendo con el crimen y la violencia, es algo que hemos visto muchÍsimos aÑos. >> una nueva red de cÁmaras ofrecerÁ mayor proxeneta de vehÍculos, ofreciendo informaciÓn en tiempo real ayudando las autoridades a identificar por reconocer carros robados e involucrados en crÍmenes, por el tipo

support a restaurant in fremont after their business was burglarized this week, skillet's cafe in the nilesn facebook yesterday morning that their store was broken into, showing broken glassúfrom the front door . this did not stop the skillet's team as they reopened their doors today, inviting brunch specials. the owner of ts not clear whole window. they kicked our doors down from the back, and they basically took a whole safe full of moneyn our cash register, and i know they took a whole like, blankets. >> the owner went on say, this is alarming toúthe niles community, since everyone in the sixnt&ooks out for are rare. net >> the contra costa county district attorney'súofficeúsays several people have been arrested on suspicion of child exploitation charges in a targeted operation, the da's wee arrested for have been charged with crimes, while two others are awaiting review from prosecutors. the arrests happened over a two week period. in each case, the men are accused of communicating with undercover officers posing as children andúexpressing in sex s with minors. one of the men arrested w

some palestinian detainees have spent 45 years in jail such as nile barouti who was first arrested when he was 17. that detain left his wife while she was pregnant, she later gave birth to that baby boy who grew up and who was also detained later by the israeli regime. that boy was put beside his father in prison. other detainees have spent 43, 30, 27 or 25 years in jail. over 20 detanees have served such long prison sentences in israeli jails, but the israeli regime categorically rejects to release them under the pretext that they have. blood on their hands, as if the israeli regime has not committed violations and crimes against the palestinian people. in light of this reality, these detainees can only be freed by force. therefore, one of the reasons behind the allo flood operation was to capture israeli soldiers for the purpose of conducting a prisoner swap. as far as i know, and according to media reports, more than 140 israeli captives are currently held by the resistance in gaza. launched attack and killed palestinians in order to extract the captives by force, but the resistance

now, over the long-term, we're very excited about the blue nile acquisition.ring business, very strong brand equity. distinct from our other banners, so we would expect to be able to see growth on blue nile in the future. >> and just on the profitability front, the margins, obviously a bright spot. you have been embarking in cost-cutting. i know you said that you have a good grip on the supply chain, which has helped insulate you from some of the cost increases. how much more is there to do on that front. >> we think we've still got room to continue to grow our operating margin. we announced today a $350 million cost savings effort. this really builds on a muscle that we have already in our company to drive out costs that customers don't see or care about. we were pleased to see a significant operating margin expansion in the fourth quarter, driven by our gross margin improvements. and haas the kind of savings through sourcing, through our scale, through the contracts that we do, our ability to group those together. we're expecting that we should see about 150

i'm doing mine just across the nile from the capital. how to including the symbolically important headquarters of sedans, national broadcasting corporation, the russian mid chicago partners and 15 people on board has crashed while taking off northeast of moscow. the defense ministries as an engine find you in takeovers are likely closures didn't say whether there were any survivors. us, a russian anti government sites, a safe copy dog cross border attacks from ukraine into western russia. the freedom of russia legion into other groups of billy space for the interest i say shows that fights us in rushes belgrade, and caustic regions the group say they crossed with tags, sound of taking the board image of i to you, tilt keno. moscow denied the claim saying that it's mid of treatment povey attacks i'm ready to meet on this. i'm going to drag xbox and post doctoral research and the war studies department of kings college london. she told me more about these russian antique governments, hadn't been a sheet groups. well, the main one here is a

europe, and this territory, which was always known also as the fertile cresent for being bath by the nile and the euphrates, and again this territory, which was the most ancient territory known in the world has always been the center of dispute. beyond the fact that the zianist discord. as hugo stated few minutes ago, palestinian culture has always been present throughout the history of humanity, it has to do with a process of thousands of years of construction and also has very strong component that is diverse and intercultural. all the peoples, civilizations and cultures that have sought to dominate the world have passed. through the land of palestine, therefore, when one looks at the history and construction of palestinian culture, one has to make reference to egypt, greece, rome, syria, persia, babylon, and of course the ottoman turkish period before the arabs and the discovery of islam. you need to make reference to the crusades and also what has happened in the last century after the arrival of the industrial revolution and the re-evaluation of this territory. for being a nerf cente

the 2nd city i'm to him just across the nile from the capital. how to, including leasing, publicly important headquarters of saddam's, national broadcasting corporation. the aggressive turn back is one of the climate active as the rest advise police. after blocking the entrance to the swedish parliament of the actually been dragged away from the buildings entrance into the campaign the 2nd day of protest against the impacts of climate change. while they say is political acts in action. ownership carrying aids to the guys a strip as back to cyprus, the vessels, the 1st to use a new international st. colorado to the war, to him polish, damien, towner. dre. the open arms is expected to take a couple of days to reach casa, and has been hailed by the european union as a signal of hope. the amount of time cargo was established by an international coalition, including cyprus, the united arab emirates, the european union, and the united states. oh, arriving to because as the ship set sail, it's the much needed to maiden voyage on a new maritime sea car d

qeshm is the largest island in the persian gulf, a beautiful island in the middle of the waters of the nilen the past, one of the ways to provide water for the people here was a pond or water bar. in the past, ponds were one of the main sources of water supply in the villages around qashon . even being the city of qashon , how did these ponds work? when the water was full, it overflowed and went to the next ponds through these canals. this is one of the traditional ways of providing water around qeshme city . people just wait for rains throughout the year . they store water here in these ponds. after managing their consumption , they are confident in this village that it is an optimal and beautiful thing. they use abshinnikna, which has come in numbers on the island level. thank god , we don't need these vegetables anymore, but considering the decrease. rainfall in recent years has changed the methods of supplying water, all of them are storage tankers, we used to have wells , we had deep wells, and there are these water tanks, the old ones say that with these water will rise to the city it

the army recaptured parts of the 2nd city on tillman, just across the nile from the capitol. how to, including the symbolically important headquarters of saddam's national broadcasting corporation. it is 5 minutes i'll only as agreed to resign as to weeks of chaos file and gangs of attack the apple to police stations and prisons, demanding his removal is management follows crises, tools for you, and kind of being lead to this on the us and us washington that expects the transitional transition council to be appointed within the next 2 days. before the end, romania has approved the purchase request to expedite the social media info to advertise as his brother on challenges including sexual depression. the court suspend removing the men from whom i knew it until the end of the trial proceedings that they charged with right human traffic and informing a criminal gun. exploit many in the u. s. a. format. boeing employee tons whistle blow has been found dead. calling to say a john bonnet died from his self inflicted gunshot wound it previously bryce concerns about problems present

of qeshm is the largest island in the persian gulf, a beautiful island in among the waters of the nilet the life of a person is no longer water , when there is no more water for life, our trees dried up , we had a garden, we were all lost, and we were trapped in the past, one of the methods of providing water to the people. this was a pond. in the past, ponds were one of the main sources of water supply in the villages around qeshm, even qeshm city. how did these ponds work? rainwater was collected and when the first pond was filled with water, it flowed and went to the next ponds through these channels. this is one of the traditional methods of water supply around qeshm city. people are just waiting for rain during the year now one if it rains twice or two , they store water here in these ponds. after managing their consumption , they are confident in this village that they use the best and most beautiful things. on the island, thank god , we don't need these plants anymore, but due to the decrease in rainfall in recent years, the water supply methods have changed . all of them are st

joining us now is nile o'leary, founder of to leery school of irish dance. what's up, nile?s day. rachel: and you ladies look gorgeous, amazing. pete: yes. will: we're going to need some instruction on how to do a little irish step dancing. i think maybe you have some different tips than what we learned last year. [laughter] >> the first thing is we're going to get the arms right. the decision is -- tradition is you keep your arms down by your side. pete: so one of this. >> no praying while you're dancing. that's done separately. so the right foot up front, and we're going to do a big jump. 5, 6, 7, go, jump! hop, hop back, 2, 3, 4. there's no ceiling, so we're doing good. no one's going to hit their head. jump, hop back, 2, 3, 4. jump, hop back, 2, 3, 4. one more time. jump, hop, hop back to the heel. hop, hop back, hop back 2, 3, 4. that's the right foot. what's next? 5, 6, 7, go. jump, hop, hop back, 2, 3, 4. [laughter] hop back, 2, 3, 4. will: i'm tired. [laughter] adam: we're athletes. pete: do you switch legsesome if. >> all right foot, all left foot. this is a jig. wi

by building this dam, nasser intended to help egypt's agriculture in the lower reaches of the nile and to provide electricity to egypt's developing industries through its power plant. a century, which was the largest example in the world at that time, and of course, there is not much money to build it. it was a significant figure. nasser, who in those years had a good relationship with the western world, especially the united states, submitted egypt's request to the world bank, which was managed by the united states. america and britain agreed to this request, which was very good news for him. but slowly. events happened that made nasser an undesirable element among western politicians. one of the most important issues of those days in the world around egypt was the palestinian issue and the wound that was left in the soul and spirit of the arab countries, especially egypt, from the defeat of 1948 and the formation of the israeli government. nasser in the front row it was to help the palestinian fighting forces against the zionist regime. and besides, egypt never hesitated to announce

the persian gulf island is a beautiful island in the midst of the waters of the nile .ad a garden and everything was destroyed and we got caught. in the past, one of the ways to provide water for the people here was a pond. in the past, ponds were one of the main sources of water supply in the villages around qeshm, even qeshm city. how did these ponds work? rainwater was collected and overflowed in the first pond when it was full and from these channels to the ponds. people are just waiting for the rain to be over if it rains once or twice this year , they store water here in these ponds. after managing their consumption, this village is confident that they use the fresh water in the best and most beautiful way . thank god , there is no need for fresh water. we don't have these plants, but due to the decrease in rainfall in recent years , the water supply methods have changed, all of them are storage tankers , we used to have wells, we had deep wells, with these old trambies that say water rises with these. now, the jihad of providing water to the country's villages is

he called thousands of reserve forces, many of whom were from the densely populated area of ​​the nileelta. they were mostly rural with very little education. in 14 miles. they entered the sinai desert. the progress of the egyptians looked very magnificent and looked good on television. by sending this amount of military forces near israel, nasser had taken an action that had very serious consequences for him and the region. but still think of him. egypt was that only with this action israel will withdraw from its positions on the borders of syria and tensions will decrease. the next day, the israelis in they were holding their military parade in jerusalem and celebrating the 19th anniversary of their regime. now the prime minister of israel levi eshkol was aware of the siege of the egyptian forces. on the same day, general ibrahim zarqawi informed the commander of the united nations forces in the sinai desert that egypt wants the united nations troops to leave the region . zarqawi declared that he could not guarantee the security of the un forces in the event of a war. secretary gener

i mean, niles is wonderful little community. each other and we took care of our own. and so we just want to be there to support. put so much love into effort into this. and for someone it just. >> come and take everything. it's kind of like disappointing you a lot of mixed emotions, bravo's other eatery in town. billy roy's burger is featured in fremont's restaurant week. she says ordering from either venue will go a long way. >> in fremont philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> members of the api community rallying friday in san francisco, demanding justice for and paying taylor. now that is the 94 year-old that was stabbed several times while walking in the lower hill neighborhood in 2021. her we have to have accountability in san francisco. there is no one more vulnerable than a 94 year-old woman is walking down the street. this was an unprovoked situation. and so we want to make sure that our asian seniors have ability to walk down the street safely our again, some protesters speaking out upset about the judge's decision to pl

europe, and this territory, which was always known also as the fertile cresent for being bath by the nileist discourse and the zionist narrative attempts to erase history with a stroke of the pen, sometimes with lies and other times with bombs, the palestinian people are and always will be, the palestinian people, es y será siempre el pueblo palestino. hola daniel, buenos días, mi nombre es hugo guiroga, hello daniel, good morning, my name is hugo kiroka and i would like to ask you how you think. occupation of these last decades, or perhaps longer, has affected everything that is palestinan culture and traditions. hugo, as hugo stated few minutes ago, palestinian culture has always been present throughout the history of humanity. it has to do with a process of thousands of years of construction and also has very strong component that is diverse and intercultural. all the people. civilizations and cultures that have sought to dominate the world have passed through the land of palestine. therefore, when one looks at the history and construction of palestinian culture, one has to make refere

one-way traffic control through niles canyon, that damage has to be repaired.wn into the water. 680 will have the closure tonight, and we'll continue to talk about that, but that doesn't happen until 8:00 p.m. this evening. no problem for the friday commute at the bay bridge toll plaza, and out of the north bay into san francisco, golden gate bridge is smooth. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:22 this morning. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> we have two frustrated viewers with more than 4 grand on the line. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we respond in english and in spanish next. >>> and our school shout-out series continues. today's comes from campbell christian schools in campbell. >> we are campbell christian schools. this is mrs. rodriguez' kindergarten class. it is the 100th day of school and we would like to say -- >> good morning, bay area! >> one of my favorite days to celebrate. if you would like to see folks you know taking part in our friday school shout-out series, just email the video to us. send it >>> happy friday

the south bay moves smoothly and we still have traffic control one way for niles canyon. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> new this morning, a monumentous case for the city of berkeley as they prepare to give back ancestral land. >> kris sanchez joins us from the newsroom with what the plan is going forward. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is a 2.2 acre site which was ancestral land, but is now a parking lot in west berkeley. in this film by sacred land film project, you can see the area in question, what it once looked like in the renderings, and why it would be important for the tribe to get it back. here is a description from the member of the con fed rated villages. >> this is where people lived and died, laughed and cried, and buried our ancestors in the mounds. the people are still here and we have a vision for the sacred site, not for the commercial development being proposed, but a green space with flowing water, a memorial park where we can re-bury our ancestors who were taken away to museums. >> reporter: the city of berkeley brokered a deal

the victim told troopers he was driving on 880 northbound near alvarado-niles road when someone in a green toyota sedan shot out his window after a road rage incident yesterday afternoon. police say the victim is okay but was injured by broken glass. the suspect was found within 24 hours during the search of his home. police say they found two guns and a large amount of ammunition, and san francisco police are still searching for more people who may have been involved in a deadly shooting at the powell street. bart station. it happened around 930 last night at holiday plaza. people. police found one person who'd been shot. they were declared dead at the scene. the victim's name has not been released. police tell us they located a gun, but no arrests have been made. >> for the first time, we are hearing from the plaintiffs behind a lawsuit aimed at the city of san francisco over conditions in the tenderloin district. as ktvu christien kafton shows us, these residents say they want the city to take decisive action to put an end to open air drug markets and homeless encampments. >> cond