there is ethiopians dam on the blue nile river. khartoum worries the dam will reduce the amount of water it receives from the nile river. the controversy has led to alliances. sudan has partnered with egypt. after weeks of violence, many question if new ties will develop to garner political leverage. both sudan and ethiopia have seen conflict in recent years. sudan has hosted 50,000 refugees who fled the fighting in ethiopia between government forces and tigray rebels. but now, it is sudan that is again seeing waves of people leave at the power struggle further threatens its security and political future. imran: let's bring in our best. aicha el basri, researcher at the arab center for research and policy studies and the former spokesperson for the african union. in virginia, etana dinka, assistant professor at james madison university, focusing on the political history of ethiopia and africa. a warm welcome to each of you. this is going to put ethiopia in a difficult position. it was not that long ago that there was going to be mo

we're on the main drag in niles. it's a big city, if you haven't been here. we are on the main drag and you can come here and relive some cinematic history. >> i did not know that happened. >> and $1,000 a week and a $10,000 signing bonus back then. >> that's a lot of dough. >> and he got to call the shots, although silently. >> tyler perry before tyler perry. >> there you go. thank you. >> they have great antique shops. it is a historical district, they have the railways, lots to do. >> and it's pretty, too. >> yeah. charlie doesn't know what he left. >> and did you hear that chicago weather wasn't good enough, so he came right here to the west coast, right? >> that's right. >>> let's get started with our weekend weather because if you want to head to the movies or maybe head to the fair, i know the contra costa county fair is going on today through sunday. enjoy some nachos for me. that's my favorite fair food. and enjoy the weather because it will be pleasant, some might call it hot. make sure you wear your hat and sunglasses and the sunscreen, of course.

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canyon, and one reason they came, was because of niles canyon. they wanted to make westerns, you had a canyon, a dirt road, a railroad, you had what looked like the old west. that's why this stuff was filmed here. thanks, i appreciate it. looking forward to seeing you dress up this weekend. >>> i don't know if you knew this. i was in a silent film once. did you see it or hear about it? >> no, let's see it. >> reporter: take a look at this. we made this about ten years ago. this was laura and i. it was an amazing film. if you want to see the full feature length, you can log onto www dot this film is horrible, the entire 30 seconds. charlie chaplin days going on through sunday here at the niles s&a silent film museum. >> i hope you were paid 1,000 a day like charlie chaplin was. >> we weren't paid that much. i think we had to pay someone else. >> i was amazed by the movie and amazed that website was not taken already. >> reporter: it is a surprise. you are the first person to click on it. >> thank you, bob. we should say -- >> we have subtitles goi

niles' hedge fund beat the s&p 500 and the nasdaq last year.the two indices, as you know, was down. i think the nasdaq was down 33% last year. niles is joining us now first on fox business. okay, dan, i'm guessing even with this e.u. snafu or situation you still really like meta. why? >> well, think when you look at it fundamentally, it's in probably the best position of all the big cap technology stocks when you look at it relative to its valuation. it's just above an s&p multiple of 19 times. their a.i.-driven advertising is doing really well, and so they're gaining back a lot of momentum after the issues caused by the apple privacy steps taken. and then finally, their product that competes with tiktok, which is called reels, is doing incredibly well especially as, obviously, there's a lot of pressure on tiktok and will that be allowed in the u.s. and so i think it's the best positioned of all the big names when you look at it across those metrics. liz: but now you're paring it because you're a long-short hedge fund with a short against one o

you can see scenes of him in niles canyon.ortunately, the studio next door is gone, but you'll be walking the streets this weekend as charlie chaplin. >> that's right, yeah. >> reporter: do you have staying power? even though he is no longer around and none of us were around when he was around? >> yeah. >> reporter: why is it? >> i think he is super relevant still. world issues, people's a attitudes, everything like that, they had them then and have them now. he's still relevant. if he was an up-and-coming now, he'd still be a big star. >> reporter: even without the silence? >> it'd be a different medium. knowing what i know of -- >> reporter: he'd be able to adapt? >> she'd be a tiktok star. >> reporter: the first thing is charlie chaplin and tiktok. >> yeah. >> reporter: what will you be doing this weekend? >> reasonable fax simile as charlie. i'll be roaming the streets, going to the shops and also on the train ride. >> reporter: i mean, you look like him even without the -- >> i have gray hair, as well. >> reporter: charli

you can see scenes of him in niles canyon. >> that's right. >> unfortunately the studio is gone.cham lin. >> that's correct. does he still have staying power, even though he's no longer around and none of us were around when he was around? >> i think he's still relevant. real issues, people's attitudes, everything like that. they have them then and they have them now. he's still relevant. if he were up-and-coming now i think he'd still be a big star. >> even without the silent thing. >> it would be a different medium. knowing what i know of charlie -- >> he'd be able to adapt. >> he'd be a tiktok star. >> of course. that was the first thing i was thinking of. charlie chaplin, tiktok. you'll be out in costume this weekend. what will you be doing? >> i'll be a reasonable facsimile of charlie and i'll be roaming the streets going through the shops. i'll also be on the train rides in sunol, i think. >> sue know. you look like him even without the hair. >> yeah. >> very impressed. >> charlie had gray hair as well and painted it black. that's what i'll be doing. >> charlie chaplin days

"charlie chaplin days" going on through sunday here at the niles sna silent film museum in the niles section of fremont. >> "charlie chaplin days," really gool. >>> janelle wang is getting ready for the 5:00 newscast. happy friday. >> we're talking about going back to work, returning to the office. still gradual, so gradual that many big companies are letting go some of its office space. that's hurting cities and small businesses that rely on these workers to come back to work and eat and do business there. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, takes a closer look. >>> and arriving with hardly no money and just the clothes on their backs. an influx of migrants coming to california after the expiration of title 42. families migrating to the bay area and the community that is welcoming these young kids as their parents hope to find work to provide a better life and future for their families. >>> san francisco is gearing up for a busy weekend, from baseball to bay to breakers. we'll tell you everything you need to know as you make your plans. >>> a heads-up, tune in to a brand-n

they're now using drones to stop the insects from spreading west nile virus. good tuesday, everyone. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. we begin with that exclusive story today from inside a jail cell in contra costa county. we spoke with the man at the center of the antioch police department text messaging scandal. in those text messages officers repeatedly discuss this man's arrest and at least one officer appears to brag about kicking in his head. here is nbc bay area's pete suratos. >>> trying to cap me and kill me. >> reporter: we're hearing from trent allen arrested by antioch police in 2021 on murder charges. he is awaiting trial but he's also now at the center of a racist text messaging scandal involving antioch police. the messages revealed as part of a federal investigation include an officer bragging about his arrest saying, quote, i field goal kicked his head. allen says he was already unconscious when the officer kicked him. >> when they slammed me, they slammed me on my head so that

then there's ethiopia renaissance sam on the blue nile river. the multi $1000000000.00 project has led to a dispute with downstream countries. cartoon worries, the dam will reduce the amount of water it receives from the nile river. the controversy has led to alliances. sudan has partner with egypt to push for a binding agreement with the veal via, now after weeks of violence, many question of new ties will develop to garner political leverage. both sudan, any the opiate have seen conflict in recent years. sudan has hosted about 50000 refugees who fled the fighting in northern ethiopia between government forces and t gray rebels that ended last year. but now it's sudan. that's again seeing waves of people leave as a power struggle further threatens and security and political future. katya lopez of again for insight story. ah, let's bring in our guest. hey, in doha, i shall bussey research at the arab center for research and policy studies are she's also the former spokesperson for the african union in virginia. it's ana dink, her assistant profe

and it is not just about sudan and egypt, egypt has interests in the nile.re are some issues regarding the great nile in ethiopia, how it will be run. what is happening in sudan is not uniquely a sudanese issue. it is a regional issue. and if we don't find a way to address how the -- to address these different concerns and interests from neighboring countries like egypt, ethiopia, south sudan, chad and libya at the same time, we will be back on this some issue at some point. they are really complicated and connected issues. some of them are competition over resources competition over , influence. i tend to -- i am not really positive if regional players are -- regional players alone can resolve this. imran: it's an interesting point. that may bring in nyagoah from nairobi. you heard what bakry had to say. it is very, very complicated, a lot of different, competing interests. stella was saying that perhaps one of the things that could happen is peacekeeping mission, and african union peacekeeping mission in sudan. but the danger of that is, is it's almost lik

major concern the west nile virus could be worse this year. we had record rainfall. now santa clara county is unveiling a new tool to fight those very annoying mosquitos and our ian cull got a look at it. >> it is a behemoth. it can carry 40 pounds of the larvae sites on places where they lay their eggs. the vector control district, it's the first time they've used one and it will only be used in remote, nonresidential areas like the marsh there. it's important to eliminate them before they become adults because then they're harder to control. that in turn can help reduce the risk of west nile virus and other diseases insects carry. >> they need to get the insects when they're young. when do they need to use it now? >> now is the time to use it. early may. adult mosquitos can fly up to 25 miles. they believe it will help other parts of our region. this process is more efficient and environmentally friendly. it can drop in larvae sites that they would otherwise have to walk through. >> obviously not a lot of us have that. what can we do to help prevent mosquitos? >> d

ticks discovered by tyumen scientists, such arachnids can spread plague pathogens or harad western nilen, that is , from what and the lesion and depending on which area of ​​the brain will be affected by the virus of the symptomatology of the steam trout. and unconsciousness from the south to the northern territory every year moves more and more new never before, never inhabited. here, representatives of flora and fauna, scientists explain this invasion by the effect of global warming to our biology, they fainted. when students brought a spider resembling a karakurt on an expedition, an expert on spiders said, says karakur, where they took this remote area, the kaluga region, karakurt, so far they cannot breed here. well, this is not suitable, respectively, snakes are poisonous. so far, we only have those that exist and there are no others yet. a new type of tick capable of causing plague and even west nile fever and poisonous argiope and karakurt, a deadly spider from the genus of black widows, as it turned out, all these exotic creatures. they bred in the central part of the country a

cnn has geo-located vehicles that shows the damage of khartoum's east nile hospital. t the sudanese military hit the facility with air strikes. it's unclear how many have been injured or killed. larry madolo has more on the fighting and why no one is able to stop it. >> reporter: the attack on the east nile hospital in khartoum, underscores the futility of all attempts at a cease-fire. the rapid defense forces, the paramilitary group that's been in conflict with the sudanese army, says this attack caused damage to the hospital. the sudanese army says it did target a location where they have been keeping their weapons and ammunition and fuel and dealt a blow to it. the army is accusing the rapid support forces from occupying the hospital from the beginning of the conflict in violation of international law. what is the truth here? every incident since the conflict began, has been blames and counterblames. and it's really difficult to tell who is telling the truth here. but the timing of this air strike is also significant because it marks 30 continuous day of fighting i

by building this dam, nasser wanted to help egypt's agriculture in the lower reaches of the nile. by means of its power plant, electricity is also provided to the developing industries the face, which was the largest example in the world at that time and naturally needed a lot of money to build it, something around 400 million dollars in 1954, was a significant figure. the world bank, which was under the administration of the united states, presented the request . it was contemporary with the palestinian issue and the wound that came from the defeat of 1948 and the formation of the israeli government had remained on the soul and soul of the arab countries, especially egypt . nasser was in the forefront of helping the palestinian fighting forces against the zionist regime, and besides, like never before, abaye did not announce this help in the face of america's requests to stay away from the soviet union. and the shahr block was resisting. nasser was trying to have relations with all the countries of the world and had good relations with the politicians of the east and the west, an

two weeks into the war, east nile hospital was one of the last operating in the area. patients being forced out from the building. the rsf had surrounded it with their vehicles and anti—aircraft weapons. on may 1st, a public area next to the hospital was hit by an air strike. the army are the only ones with such capability. our sources tell us there was no warning and that doctors were treating civilians and rsf soldiers at the time. the duty to warn of any impending air strike and to ensure take due precaution that all civilians are able to evacuate the hospital prior to an air strike. that is very clear under under the laws of war. five people were reportedly killed. two weeks later, the hospital was hit by another air strike. throughout the conflict, there have been allegations of rsf soldiers taking over hospitals. this video shows them entering a hospital. and here inside the hospital, we see soldiers outnumbering civilians. the world health organization has reported nine confirmed cases of hospitals being taken over by the warring parties. i think it's important

the sudan is located on the nile river. water as it with other countries and a another five countries, nearly all of which are in conflict. the united nations classifies sudan as a low income country. if this violence continues it can spill over and affect regional access to water and oil supplies. and then there is the unfolding humanitarian crisis. the fighting has killed hundreds of people and injured thousands. there is a shortage of food, fuel and hospitals are out of service. many countries have evacuated their citizens and tens of thousands of people have fled. tom: joining me now are our guests. in montreal, khalid medani, associate professor of political science and islamic studies and chairman of the african studies programme at mcgill university. in cairo, raga makawi, editor of africa arguments and author of sudan's unfinished democracy. here, we have waleed madibo, founder and president of sudan policy forum. thank you very much for joining us. you have just arrived in egypt after fleeing sudan. give us a brief

two weeks into the war, east nile hospital was one of the last operating in the area.ing of patients being forced out from the building. the rsf had surrounded it with their vehicles and anti—aircraft weapons. on may 1st, a public area next to the hospital was hit by an air strike. the army are the only ones with such capability. our sources tell us there was no warning and that doctors were treating civilians and rsf soldiers at the time. the duty to warn of any impending air strike and to ensure take due precaution that all civilians are able to evacuate the hospital prior to an air strike. that is very clear under under the laws of war. five people were reportedly killed. two weeks later, the hospital was hit by another air strike. throughout the conflict, there have been allegations of rsf soldiers taking over hospitals. this video shows them entering a hospital. and here inside the hospital, we see soldiers outnumbering civilians. the world health organization has reported nine confirmed cases of hospitals being taken over by the warring parties. i think it's impo

the serial production of russian aircraft by the dry superjet nile will be launched next year by mikhailin. reported head 15 liner, reliable and more comfortable than the previous generation models on the main all the main components. ours will produce 20 aircraft every year . 2025 will begin to produce 10 tu-214 narrow-body aircraft in plans. on grow volumes, at least. double the government will support according to the prime minister, money for these purposes can be allocated, and the performance of the voice was also discussed. russian also performs a colossal amount of work related to the conduct of a special military operation. this is the production of weapons equipment. tell us how this task is being carried out, including how you are solving staffing issues now when the enterprise is switching to three-shift work. we solve a whole range of tasks related to the provision of human resources for our defense industrial enterprises. if we talk in general in terms of the volume of state protection of gas, then half of it is produced by us, and if we talk about the products that are use

sudan and the formation of conflicts between the army forces and a quick response in the east nile region were announced by the head of the united nations staff and therefore it is getting worse in sudan and people are trying to escape to any border that is close to them. conflicts have entered sudan. it has been the third week, the wave of refugees is pouring towards the borders, and the crisis is spreading to other countries in the region , and they are still entering the country, and in what places do they have to stay, even though there are no facilities here, i still prefer sudanese refugees. to take refuge in these areas, happy in the east of sudan, worry the access of rebel groups in dar kod to heavy weapons and the entry of militias. in some areas far from the center, especially in the darfur region , some tribes entered into conflicts by accessing government weapons warehouses and tried to use this opportunity to take revenge and expand. infiltration in their own areas is going towards unrest. the war between the separatists of titraj region and the ethiopian army has not been su

the withdrawal of the zionist regime from southern lebanon and gaza, today the great israel from the nile to the euphrates does not exist anymore, seyed hassan nasrallah emphasized that the crime of arrest exists it is in the regime that mesi is witnessing the coherence and stability of the resistance axis, he said that the positions of the iranian president during his visit to syria after 12 years of the syrian jungle show the coherence of the resistance axis. much of the need for communication equipment the country has been provided with the design and production of network telephone center equipment and switches in danesh banyan company, which is the latest generation of technology in the world. this technology is very few in the world and there are no more than three or four meter companies in the world that use this technology in the world. the capacities of this product actually provide the necessary infrastructure for the conversations of users and organizations in a telephone network. the products are of telecommunication companies and some ministries and organizations that have e

then there's ethiopia renaissance sam on the blue nile river. the multi $1000000000.00 project has led to a dispute with downstream countries. cartoon worries, the dam will reduce the amount of water it receives from the nile river. the controversy has led to alliances. sudan has partnered with egypt to push for a binding agreement with the deal bia. now, after weeks of violence, many question of new ties will develop to garner political leverage. both sudan, any the opiate have seen conflict in recent years. sudan has hosted about 50000 refugees who fled the fighting in northern ethiopia between government forces and t gray rebels that ended last year. but now it's sudan. that's again seeing waves of people leave as a power struggle further threatens and security and political future. katya lopez of again for insight story. ah, let's bring in our guest. hey, in doha, i shall bussey research at the arab center for research and policy studies. she's also the former spokesperson for the african union in virginia. it's ana dink, her assistant profe

people trapped in the areas of battery and east nile. north of the capitol hearty him, a bracing for more air strikes and explosions. as the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces battle for control of sudan at the expense of its people. victoria gates and b al jazeera fighting has been concentrated in the past few days in the northern areas of the sydney's capital and the nearby cities of on demand and battery being baffled for control of the presidential palace. and the port out sir, is mohammed l type drove through some areas in battery which has been experiencing as strikes since monday. the kind of double we've been driving around different areas of hell. it hammered new, hard to me. which made headlines recently. we have not seen any sign of damage or destruction as you can see. all doors firmly locked. the majority of the people here have already left because there's no electricity or water off in the water plant supplying the area was shut down. they were left with no option but to get water directly from the nile river o

i have nile.e are alive and one died when her three-year-old daughter adriana fell ill with symptoms, as it seemed to her then of the usual flu, high fever, headache and weakness, the diagnosis made by the doctors shocked milana she died. i have a mosquito in my arms that killed my child in 60 days with a fever that, at best, causes damage to the central nervous system. and in the worst case, a lethal outcome this summer will already reach the northern latitudes of the mosquito. the killer al-ba-bitu is capable of bringing epidemics much more serious than west nile fever, but how can these african aliens end up in russia? this american mosquito, according to the scientific alba pixus , according to virologists, came to russia by sea. here in such cars tires, because water, that accumulates in tires. this is an ideal environment for its reproduction. so it turns out that deadly viruses , together with their distributors, are migrating across the planet at the speed of an ocean liner. i, and further

santori portfolio manager, dan niles. you got the call right.e saying this was more than you were expecting right? >> yeah, this rally went up higher than i ever imagined it would. we've seen this before, charles. ultimately multiples expand. a lot of this has to do with the money supply. the fed expanded their balance sheet by 400 billion after the failure of silicon valley bank. that happened in a period of three weeks and we saw that during the global pandemic, right? the market was up 16% and we had a global pandemic, and that was because the fed shoved a ton of money into the market. from 2022 we saw the hank over effect from that. you talked about earlier germany being in a technical recession. dollar tree cutting numbers today. target, walmart, home depot, lowe's, all talk about how the consumer was retrenching, so, yes it is easy to get excited about nvidia today which i know we will get to, but the bigger picture from the every company is as well-positioned as n video is. charles: we talk about that almost every day on the show how 10 s

adults, they can carry a lot of diseases and one of the big ones in the state of california is the west nile virus. >> reporter: santa clara county gave us a demonstration of the technology at the bay wetlands in palo alto, and ski area popular with bicyclists and hikers. >> they are kind of annoying like when you are walking around. >> reporter: if you think they are bad now, clara says wait until the summer. >> in about a month or so, they will be all over the place. it will be interesting to see if the pesticide the targets the mosquitoes minimizes them at all. >> reporter: the company's drones can fly lower than conventional aircraft and that means more precise targeted applications of the pesticides. good news for us, bad news for the bugs. >> it is more precise in the sense that the drone uses gps guidance. >> reporter: the county says it is easier to control mosquitoes when they are in their larva phase, their infancy, in essence. that is right now. they say it is much harder if you allow those mosquitoes to reach adulthood. >> i all itchy right now. >> they are big this year because

and one of the big ones in the state of california is the west nile virus. >> reporter: santa clara valley gave us a demonstrated in palo alto, the area popular with bicyclist and hikers in the clara ramirez. >> they are kind of annoying when they are getting in your face. if you think they are bad now, just wait until the summer. >> in about a month or so, they are going to be all over the place. it'll be interesting to see if this pesticide minimizes them at all. >> reporter: davis said the company drones can fly lower than conventional aircraft and that means more precise targeted applications of the pesticides. good news for us, bad news for the bugs. >> it's more precise in a sense that the drone uses gps guidance. >> reporter: the county shows it is easier to control the larval assays phase, they say it is much harder if you allow those mosquitoes to reach adulthood. >>> time for a look at the forecast with paul heggen, no mosquitoes were flying at my house this morning as the rain was coming down. >> it feels like the first week of march, and we still have some very ominous looking

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the army forces and the rapid reaction forces in the east nile region had announced that the united nations has announced that the order is facing and people are trying to flee to any border that is close to it. the conflicts in sudan have entered their third week. the wave of refugees they are flowing towards the borders and the crisis is spreading to other countries in the region, or they are still passively entering the country and where do they have to stay, even though there are no facilities here , i still prefer the sudanese refugees who seek refuge in these areas . bring happiness to the worried hands of east sudan finding the rebel groups in darkob is heavy weapons and the entry of militias from the center, especially in the darfur region, some of the food entered the conflicts by reaching the government weapons warehouses and tried to use this opportunity to take revenge in their own areas. the war of separatists in the titular region with the ethiopian army has not been won so far. the arrival of refugees and the spread of insecurity on the borders of the two countries are the tw

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israel's security and military authorities and organizations take nile it has many interpretations, but according to the observers, the most prominent impression was the show of power with threatening messages for this regime . iran khodro reported that the presence of the british police with anti-riot trips to disperse the protesters resulted in more clashes and the number of cars being set on fire. it is said that at least 12 policemen were made , but no news has been published regarding the number of arrests of injured protesters. according to reports , the unrest in cardiff has lasted until early morning hours the polls have continued. 74% of british people do not have a positive view of the police in this country. people in pakistan-ruled kashmir protested against the g20 meeting hosted by india. this meeting will be held in india's summer capital of kashmir, an action by pakistan and china in opposition. the foreign minister of pakistan in the legislative assembly of kashmir called the g20 meeting illegal and an attempt by india to legitimize its control of the region on both side

, the first stage of the icelandic dam went into operation in egypt in a few days; the bed of the nileater went in a new way to the target of the hydroelectric power station , soviet scientists and engineers worked on the creation of this unique hydraulic structure. designed by the moscow institute, the hydroproject of the turbine and generators was made in leningrad and only 300 enterprises supplied equipment for the hydroelectric power station; it saved the country from drought floods allowed to expand the area of ​​​​irrigated land and give electricity to the luansky metallurgical plant; by the way, it was also built with the help of the ussr from moscow to participate in a festive ceremony, a delegation arrived in led by the soviet leader nikita khrushchev , the ottoman hydro complex was finally launched at 71. the length of the dam. almost 4 km, the maximum width is 980 m, and the height is 1011, it is rightly called the pyramids of the 20th century. on may 16, 1969 , the venera 5 automated probe reached the blue planet target in 130 days. she covered a distance of hundreds of mil

a helicopter know west nile virus has been detected so far this year in santa clara county. are huge concern for us. one area of target is the palo alto basin. this video is from 2019 of the area known as the bay area march. he says mosquitoes found there can travel up to 25 miles not treating them and not cause. huge concerns in the future. >> lasko stresses you can also do your part and help in the fight against mosquitoes. he says it's especially important to remove standing water from your property to prevent larva reporting in santa clara county, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> 6 forces that we all doing our best do stories. worse. mosquitoes horse flies. mosquito bites. you know? yeah. hopefully that that program could help to reduce the amount of skaters in the south because i know every year they deal with west now like and and has been situate year. yeah. so there's a lot standing water out there. got john talking about the puddles that are forming. right now have more of those puddles now. so make sure to especially after this next rain go out into your backyard.

they're now using drones to stop the insects from spreading west nile virus. good tuesday, everyone. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. we begin with that exclusive story today from inside a jail cell in contra costa county. we spoke with the m

the retreat of the zionist regime from southern lebanon and gaza, today the great israel from the nile to the euphrates no longer exists , seyyed hassan nasrallah, emphasizing that in contrast to the multiplicity in the zionist regime , we are witnessing unity and stability in the axis of resistance. he said the position of the president of iran on his visit to syria after 12 years of war against syria, it shows the unity of the axis of resistance. the lebanese celebrate the eid of resistance in several ceremonies . 23 years ago , south lebanon was freed from the zionist occupation by the resistance of the people and fighters. in the history of lebanon, the 25th of mehr has been named as the eid of resistance and freedom. those who have heard most of the memories of the resistance, those who were not born when the zionists fled behind these walls with the complete freedom of southern lebanon on may 25, 2000, say that they grew up with the culture of resistance. ahmadi is one of them and was born the year is 2001, everyone is the same age i have read that the zionists invaded lebanon in

people trapped in the areas of battery and east nile, north of the capitol, hearty, him, a bracing for more air strikes and explosions. as the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces battle for control of sudan at the expense of its people. victoria gates and b al jazeera hans at the very latest ra correspondent have a morgan. she joins us now from the serious capital here. but where are we at to in any kind of attendance at resolution? it's been going for while we're in the 3rd week. now, well mediation efforts have been ongoing from the stars of the fighting 17 or 18 days ago with the united nations, the united kingdom, that the united states and even regional bodies like the inter governmental authority for development. trying to mediate between the rapid support forces and the sydney's army. now the best that all sides were able to reach at was a cease fire and a cease fire that did not manifest itself on the ground in many parts of the capital, harder to him and him sometimes in the western region of dar for both sides, say that a b a grew to cease fire and have agreed to t

sharaky: about half a million hectares around alexandria and the nile delta will sink.und 4 million people will be affected. if the sea level rises by 1.5 meters, around 8 million people in the delta will be in mortal danger. reporter: the city council is desperately trying to hold back the waves. coastal protection workers are sinking tetrapods weighing tens of thousands of tons along the coast. the project has been underway since september. the clock is ticking. palaces, historical bridges and lighthouses must be protected before it's too late, warns azza eissa, the head of coastal conservation in alexandria. azza: in the worst-case scenario, the historic defensive wall will collapse. part of it already broke away, but we repaired that. if the wall collapses completely, the park will sink into the sea. reporter: beaches will also be protected with a wall of concrete blocks. cranes are gradually sinking the tetrapods into the sea, costing tens of millions of euros. it's a dangerous mission against the forces of nature. azza: we've often had to stop our work and start a

egypt entered service the first stage of the icelandic dam in a few days blocked the old bed of the nile the water went in a new way to the site of the hydroelectric power station soviet scientists and engineers worked on the creation of this unique hydraulic structure. designed by the moscow institute, turbines and generators were hydroprojected in leningrad. a total of 300 enterprises supplied equipment for guests. she saved the country from drought floods allowed to expand. the area of ​​​​field lands and give electricity to the hiluan metallurgical plant, by the way, it was also built with the help of the ussr from a delegation headed by soviet leader nikita khrushchev arrived in moscow to participate in the festive ceremony and the ottoman hydro complex was finally launched at 71. the length of the dam. almost 4 km, the maximum width is 980 m , and its height is 111, it is rightly called the pyramid of the 20th century. on may 16, 1969, the automatic station venus 5 reached the goal of the blue planet in 130 days. she covered a distance of hundreds of millions of kilometers, this fl

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reporter: one of the diseases as west nile virus. the county says they are being proactive but they need everybody's help. they are encouraging residents to get rid of any kind of standing water where mosquitoes can reproduce. we spoke with san jose resident dailies auto who said her family is installing new screen doors. >> the ones we had were open and shut. we are doing the magnetic ones. reporter: he's always outdoors. he likes to go fishing at least once a week. >> i drained it. that's empty. other than that, nothing. hopefully it won't see -- be so bad. reporter: reporter: reporter: ape lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: authorities capture the man accused of an execution style killing of his neighbors in texas. ama: the dispute over where to sleep in san francisco. the issue over rvs at the old home of the 49ers. dan: the warriors lost the game but we saw a big win tonight. yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much

the proof of that, black smoke still rising today from the banks of the river nile.apital, khartoum under heavy bombardment. 0n the streets, the paramilitary rsf vow to fight on. 0utside, food queues for the millions still stuck in khartoum. a global relief operation has barely begun to address the humanitarian crisis growing here and across sudan. this is one of africa's biggest countries, but it is now at risk of total collapse. these families, already fleeing west across the border into neighbouring chad, with the un warning today that hundreds of thousands could soon follow suit. andrew harding, bbc news. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, travelled to port sudan and met some of the people fleeing the fighting. she is now injeddah in saudia arabia, where many of the vessels evacuating people have been arriving. this fighting is now in its third week. and with every day, you feel this crisis deepening, the united nations has said tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes, to flee their lives they lived. to head in whatever d

they were left with no option but to get water directly from the nile river or the few makeshift wellse area. similarly, commercial shops are closed and there is almost nobody on the street. a few people have stayed behind to protect their property against theft or losing. we spoke to some of them and they said the fighting between the army and the rapid support forces did not last long in this area. julie: more on the announcement of a cease fire extension. reporter: south sudan's foreign affairs minister released a statement saying they have spoken two warring sides in sudan and this is what was agreed in principle. >> we asked that from may 1 to may 11, that there should be a cease fire observed by the two parties. both of them agreed. we also asked specifically for the two to name a representative for the talk, so that we have a pre-talk. because work cannot end unless people talk -- because war c annot end unless people talk. it's important that these seven days, there's a need for -- [indiscernible] the third is they need to agree on a definitive date to talk. reporter: some of t

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kemalkovich draglu, during the campaign , russia was not noticed for three days of elections, he was the nilef interference in the voting, a word that was not a sparrow the day before, choosing easily becomes a black swan, one gets the impression that you are now competing not with erdogan, but with putin, we do not fully understand this situation. what exactly do you accuse moscow of? we thank russia for its reaction. they say that our elections will not interfere. there are no questions here. we have no problems with the russian people, on the contrary, but interference in our internal affairs. i think it’s wrong once again, i’ll ask you what exactly you call interference in internal affairs digital interference in the electoral system, and did not lead to proof. although he publicly promised the candidate. during the commercial , mr. kemal left the studio, now he has become attached to russia , he says that russia is interfering in the elections in turkey, you should be ashamed that you will answer if i say so. elections in turkey interfere with the us france germany in the uk i have met w

reporter: one of the diseases as west nile virus. the county says they are being proactive but they need everybody's help. they are encouraging residents to get rid of any kind of standing water where mosquitoes can reproduce. we spoke with san jose resident dailies auto who said her family is installing new screen doors. >> the ones we had were open and shut. we are doing the magnetic ones. reporter: he's always outdoors. he likes to go fishing at least once a week. >> i drained it. that's empty. other than that, nothing. hopefully it won't see -- be so bad. reporter: reporter: reporter: ape lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: authorities capture the man accused of an execution style killing of his neighbors in texas. ama: the dispute over where to sleep in san francisco. the issue over rvs at the old home of the 49ers. dan: the warriors lost the game but we saw a big win tonight. but we saw a big win tonight. i've been telling everyone. the secret to great teeth... ...is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore detoxifies below