this is how people die and there are more casualties in the northern gulf and the city of joe valley as the palestinian reg. pressing the keys, this is where i live, also raising an ambulance and said that the un says the intel at 2300000 population. and the goal is the faces a home. the contests we have from a palace sending another one of many destruction compete in the highlands suffer from a lack of milk for my babies because it's not available. and it's more than 7 seasons a day. but this is not my abilities. so i have to offer him a little to this will say is unhealthy, polluted and surrender, or dois a message to homeless who is, was prime minister of deceased by total collapse. and the idea of steps up to its ground. invasion of the this is all the international for most go to the world. great to have your company this news hour. i'm sure that you can skate a fresh round of these rarely strikes and the jabante a refugee camp in northern gulf, has left quote, dozens killed and wounded. that's according to the territories health industry. a local reporter has worked is through

i'll offer was the last function hospital in northern gulf, and it is out of supplies on tuesday, the u. n. in the world health organization set, the facility had completely run after those supplies. 10 self members were still trying to provide 1st aid the while at least a t injured people, including the elderly and young, were taking refuge at the hospital. or you had medical, a situation, a medical official has been speaking about the situation. the hospital in the church on the hospital grounds where we're seeing patients with severe orthopedic needs. plastics currently have no operating or operating on the 5 doctors and 5 years there patients here who have been injured even more than a month. no surgery. their patients who have been operated on, but they are now getting close somewhere to infections because the hospital doesn't have submission antibiotics, w h o and this entries and submission a with, you know, it's a new india assessing on mass has brought some medicines or medical supplies but it's just going to address some of the needs because they, they don't have sufficient

this is how people die and there are more casualties in the northern gulf and the city of jo valley as the palestinian reg, pressing the keys. this is where i live, also raising an ambulance sense of that the un says the intel at $2300000.00 population of dollars, the face is a phone, the crisis we have from a palace sending another one of us many struggling to peter. and how did i suffer from a lack of milk for my baby because it's not available. he needs mold and 7 seasons a day, but this is not my ability. so i have to offer him a little to this world.

a refugee camp in northern gulf has left quote, dozens killed and wounded. according to the territories health industry and local reporter work this through the distressing, often most the city knew was really artillery strike target at home in this area. and the family was gathered for a meal baking bread to feed their children. unexpectedly is really artillery targeted them, resulting and several casualties and entries emergency teams are currently evacuating them from the scene. we were saved in our home preparing a meal, when suddenly our house was bombed. all my children were killed. this is how people die in their homes. we were cooking in our home when suddenly our house was hit with 3 missiles. my mother was injured and my uncle and father took her to the hospital. she was wounded in her side. just let me know if she is okay. just tell me if my mother is okay. she is currently in the hospital. for the this is just a small part of what's happening in the northern and gaza strip. continuous intense shelling over wide areas of this camp. we wouldn't as

also coming up the 10th street to cheap buckles in northern gulf. israel says is determined to achieve its been.

exhibition , and the more important thing is that the capacities of other countries in the northern persian gulfion africa can be seen in this exhibition , the existence of such important countries in this union requires that the cooperation between the islamic republic of iran and this union deepens as much as possible. we are commercial and soon union in fact, the free trade agreement between the two countries will be signed in continuation of the preferential trade that was signed earlier, and i hope that it will open the way for iranian businessmen to have the easiest and smoothest business. automotive , agricultural machinery, food industry, knowledge-based and energy industries have been held. facilitation in trade between eurasian countries is important, which actually reduces customs duties , and this can be very important for us and help our exports with these countries. our goal is to enter the iranian market in 2020 and be the first to have our own project and sales and open our own place in the iranian market and even the possibility of creating a joint company is in the plan. the ho

we have one in the northern arabian gulf and we have one in the eastern med today to provide that deterrentagain, iran is responsible here sumi: let's talk about that military strength you just mentioned. we saw defense secretary austen say the following over the weekend. he said, we will not tolerate attacks on american personnel. and these attacks must stop. until they do, we will do what we need to to attack our troops and impose costs on those who attack them. you mentioned the carriers in the region. the u.s. has moved around 1200 service members to the region as well. do you think this is the deterrent that is needed in the face of iran? >> well, the u.s. military and the navy sails into harm's way. that is part of what our mission is all about. this is a very contentious region right now. so the secretary is right. my greater concern is, do we have the forces to cover down on all of those challenges as well as all the other emerging challenges? right now even though there has been a slight uptick in the defense budget, the navy continues to be cut. this year we will decommission 12 s

apparently going on on going in northern gulf. uh yes. uh these are street battles good. so to be very furious and uh it would that to bring a very devastated shift for the majority of areas in the middle east, central areas of gauze, 60 what the occupation forces tosses the military includes and from the outskirts of the gaza strip. to put moving forward and pushing deeper into the up in areas where the fighting is getting much more complex and becoming much more hard and tougher with palestinian fighters are trying to confront. b is really maneuvering crews by attacking them with different onto tank messiahs. using a license heavy gun machine and even the costing trade also. and i'm pushing the maneuvering a troops by attacking the austin to read and even destroyed the ability of forces to move on the ground from that part the use really. so we'll just trying to launch a different kinds of illumination to flash it and just call it the goal is to strip in order to have please vision on the ground as the 2nd residential houses and destroyed every single area that policy a

northern half of kermanshah province, we are also having wind. it will be kermanshah, which can be relatively severe in these areas. the waters of the persian gulf in its northern and western parts are rough and turbulent from tomorrow afternoon, the caspian sea will have rough waters in the west of the dry caspian coast. good night. we are here to announce our presence to support the palestinian people, the oppressed people of gaza, to support the children of gaza. duty is the duty of every free person. the nation of iran will also support this nation. in america, imam khomeini said that if all the muslims in the world were together , israel would be water for one hour. the arab countries should also make a move to declare their disgust from the heart , time and action against israel and its crimes. for the people of gaza, both material and spiritual help, anyone who is fair, anyone who has reason and conscience in his existence , is called a human being, because he is against criminals. every step he can take, financial action, life action, participation in the marches, in short , continue with all seriousness, god willing, as soon as they are

in the southern slopes of alborz, until tomorrow we expect windy clouds to make the northern parts of the persian gulf wavy . thank you for your attention.

pride of the region is nature, it is very... different here, rocky cliffs of the northern part, the majestic lake ladazh, the gulfhe leningrad region, the first pearl in the northern necklace of russia, where everyone will find something to their liking at any time of the year. this circuit is called the best in russia and the city of drive has 10 racing tracks on an area of ​​100 hectares. the complex has been built. in the leningrad region, but if you want peace and quiet, leningrad region invites you to the most famous and visited park in the region, monripo in vyborg. a real highlight of any tourist trip, it opened recently, after 5 years of large-scale reconstruction. i tell everyone, come to the leningrad region, you can find work and decent housing, and have a good rest, good time. and bombing. currently , the units include strategic missile carriers tu-160 and tu-95 ms, aviation missile systems mig-31i, long-range bombers, tanker aircraft, and training transport aircraft. they are constantly being put into service modernized cars. the crews carry out the tasks of a special military operation, conduct patr

the name for structure being that severely damaged in the northern part of the gulf, the gospel, mainly the tunneling them did not have the energy about yeah, these really military continue to destroy more lands. and this is very consistent with their efforts as part of an announce to plan, to make the northern part of the gods trip uninhabitable. and it feed into the, the, the plan of, of, of creating a buffer as so on and which requires the destruction of more of the residential homes as well as raising the agricultural land in the eastern and the northern part of the gaza strip. honey, thank you very much, honey. my phones talking just roughly 2 videos and i was showing palestinian men and boys stripped to their underwear and rounded off by is really forces in gaza. footage was released by the policy. it includes news agency and they come is this the u. n. a sending the alarm about israel's treatment of detainees involved in specialist joining the slide from occupied eastern or some island. yet another video of palestinians being held prisoner being stripped to the close and question

appropriate to strike the sponsor, iran, especially its maritime infrastructure in the northern indian ocean and the persian gulfnews about the creation of an anti-houthi coalition has not yet had any impact on nato in the region. british oil and gas giant bp said its tankers would not enter the red sea for now, but four shipping companies that account for more than half the world's volume. container shipping companies recommended their ships to choose a longer, but safer route, to go around the african continent from the south, as if in the era of great geographical discoveries, walking past the cape of good hope. this adds almost a week to delivery time. the yemeni group ansaralah, meanwhile, said it would now attack a new target every 12 hours. in this case, not only ships heading to israel will be under attack, but also ships belonging to countries supporting the us operation, regardless of their destination. alexandrov, ivan malyshev and gleb napara. news of the week, middle east. important event. on tuesday, the prime minister . settlements are carried out in national currencies, which indicates almost com

we expect the same conditions for the northern and central parts of the persian gulf on saturdays anddays. in the future, the trend of increasing concentrations in industrial cities will be a special phenomenon. good night. he talks about that era and writes with humor like this: the descent of glory. to the zoo of this world in the year 1302 without exaggeration, i have visited seven girls, of course , none of them were blind, but except for four of them , they did not survive. two of them died of chicken pox and diarrhea in their childhood, and another one died of cancer at the age of 35. my childhood was spent in a kind of aristocratic welfare of the clergy until the ministry of justice put its hands on the prohibitions and my father did not go under the burden of stigma and government supervision and closed his shop and was content to be only mr. mahal. jalal spent his childhood in a completely religious environment with a stubborn and stubborn father. at that time, which was very fateful, no one could defeat jalal's spirit be influential. this was while two husbands. his sister a

stretches ahead , 75 m of steel underwater, the icebreaker splits into the baltic sea, the northern part of the gulf open water, is it optional or mandatory? maybe there are walruses there, just someone who is not afraid of the cold decides to go on that same one-day excursion, that is, he gradually cools down, cools down, the person cools down, so that later there is not a big contrast between body temperature and water temperature, well, maybe that’s an option , but i’m just wondering, if someone still changes his mind, holds on to the edge of the icebreaker, says: i won’t jump into the water from it, they’ll leave him and says no, you already have paid tour, sorry, yours is all inclusive, but maybe there is a bathhouse on the icebreaker, we don’t know such information. and after swimming you can immediately warm up, but in any case , we hope that those who are engaged in hardening still consciously take this step, but in any case, they have a lot of emotions from both travel and swimming, by the way, oh we started talking about the sea, sea, water, in principle, you know this, this is one of the

the same situations happened over and over across the gulf trip from the northern parts to a and the central. by the way this, they do a bit tunnel and entirely destroyed works. hundreds and thousands of people were still in their residential home. the same thing happened in garza and, and the southern part of the gaza strip, which constitute a gray violations of human rights. when we talk about those the trap and missing this, these under the rubble they, they don't have the do right of being pulled out and, and, and then barry adored the taking the hospitals if they're still alive, it just the more mounting of, of a, of a great violations of human rights and just due to not to give a context of, of, of, of this issue in gaza since the beginning of the war. more of these, a great violations of human right. we're hosted by did by mr. a. send me, it is a full, he's the deputy director of them is on the human rights. the in the palestinian territories, though. they're headquartered office here in garza and mr. uh send me it will tell us more about it. what's going on on the front of it

know, what happened in such case because we know that almost all civilians from the northern part of the, of the gulf stream had to escape to the southern part of the strip which is already very densely populated, any a further fighting would include probably also has the toll on civilians and the americans are trying to stop as well from doing that is real. it seems not really fully understanding what a strategy for the south is yet. today we saw assuming on fire because both sides had to make the statement. there is no truce anymore, but we're not seeing any massive moves on the ground yet by the israel. and the atari. or these rarely prime minister has always been consistent in saying that as soon as the deal with a mouse expires is why i would go back to the bowl and finish the job. in his terms, do we know how far away is route is from achieving its goals is always very far from it. it's, it's, you've been as go. you wanted to believe that it's, it has a hold of the northern steward, but we've seen through the release of hostages in several cases. some of them were released from the heart of the

we expect the same conditions for the northern and central parts of the persian gulf . tomorrow's morning call to prayer in tehran is at 43:55 and sunrise is at 71:00. thank you very much for your support, dear compatriots . ms. emami, please, mr. zahourian, thank you. i greet the respected viewers of the national media of channel one tv and khabar channel, who are accompanying us in a special news conversation tonight, as in the past nights, as we had in the news, the supreme leader of the islamic revolution today with a group of people from all walks of life. we want different women of our country to have a meeting in tonight's special news interview to the dimensions of this meeting pay and what the supreme leader of the islamic revolution in this visit to the women of the country. they emphasized, especially the role of women and women in different strata of the country in the matter of elections, i hope you will plan and accompany us until the end by introducing the guests mrs. hosni halam , the activist of the women's field, as well as mrs. saeedinejad, the head o

it will happen that the same wind blowing on the northern waters of the caspian sea, the persian gulf and the sea of ​​oman will cause waves. thank you. the united nations general assembly approved the resolution proposed by the arab and islamic countries for a humanitarian stop to the conflicts in the gaza strip with 153 votes in favor. 10 countries including america. 23 countries voted against this resolution and abstained . this resolution expresses great concern over the catastrophic humanitarian situation in the gaza strip and the suffering of the palestinian people , and also calls for an immediate ceasefire. earlier, the united nations general assembly did not vote on the amendment proposed by the united states to the resolution proposed by the arab and islamic countries in the meeting of this assembly. the united states insisted that the condemnation of the hamas attacks be suspended captives zionist should be added to the proposed resolution. a number of american jews gathered in front of the white house and demanded a ceasefire in gaza . according to the anti-zionist organiz

deal with function tires and pre pre routing along the way just to be able to reach the northern part of the gulf and strip show. and thank you so much for your time. we really, really do appreciate this sean casey with the world health organization in gone. so thank you. thank you for video hasn't moved showing palestinian strips to the underwear and rounded up by his really forces in gaza. the footage was released by the palestinian crowds news agency what we're going to go to now on the shower, who joins us uh, once again. i'll send you a political analyst mon just on that video that has been released if the palestinian boys is and mean being strips and i could there, it's a there under with. well, i mean, we've heard very little from uh, organizations around the world or other governments, and i mean, i know it's christmas, so the wisdom will, does shut down generally for a time at this time of year. are you expecting a similar outrage that we've seen with previous videos that have been released like this? there is more and more outraged as time goes by. and there are more revelations about h

midwest, north east, even most of the southeast you'll have nice conditions for the northern plains, too. along the gulfy conditions, so not great there. meanwhile that system i mentioned cross the southwest is going to pump out a whole lot of rain and even some good snow for parts of the rockies. we'll see some heavy rain for parts of texas, especially central texas could see the potential for texas the next couple of days. and notice this lasts with us the next few days. this is look at friday. we'll see nice and sunny conditions across the eastern hfl of the country, but by the time we get into the weekend stormy conditions take shape for florida. back over to you. >> angie lassman, thank you as always. we'll talk to you again tomorrow. still ahead here on "way too early," israeli forces say they are making major gains on hamas in northern gaza as the humanitarian crisis throughout the territory grows more dire. we'll have the latest on the war and president biden's direct warning to israel. that's all just ahead on "way too early". rly" >>> welcome back to "way too early." it is exactly 5:30 a.m. on

and this, what was going into the gulf stream is going primarily into northern gauze, or it's focused, it's offensive on gauze, the city, the and, you know, it could claim victories, that in terms of the cavities, these writing accounts, these being relatively low compared to what was expected of the number of some sketches a claims and obviously, you know, you take this with a pinch of salt lake claims to kill between 5 to 6000 about 5 inches. but at the same time and is ready officials with having his time and time again that had lost his entire commodity control network is concentrated in the gall and the city area . there's no need for them to expand the war to southern gaza. and now the c 5 ended is what i was looking to do exactly that to expand this war to southern goals are saying the actually an artist, the these key commodities. would that stop? they weren't in northern gauze at all. they were able to relocate to a, to southern gaza. so as long as made age and a, even though it's short term, it is not like a corporation with strategic victory for as well. it may actually bel

residents of the northern capital go out en masse to watch the gulf of finland fly, despite the warning security is created by the fact that the region has become seriously cold. in iborg this morning it was -19. in moscow , after the coldest night of the season, the minimum was -12.9. the day started with a colorful holo. a rainbow halo around the luminaries. distance in the north-west of the capital is around 10 o'clock, and this optical effect usually occurs in calm frosty weather with slight cirrus clouds. at the same time, in ugra, where thirty-degree frosts had already hit , the first utility problems began. in nizhnevartovsk, 2 days in a row there were pipeline breaks, which have already been repaired by this point, a bus caught fire in neftyugansk in the cold. luckily no one was hurt. in yakutsk today all schoolchildren stayed at home. thermometers at the city weather station dropped below -46 in the morning. and at the airport we stopped at -49. the minimum temperature in the republic of sakha was -58.6. and as a result, the region is shrouded in frosty fog. in many areas of th

meanwhile, the northern and southern waters of the country, the caspian sea, the persian gulf, and the of ​​oman will be rough, and it is predicted for tehran tomorrow that lah qarovi, who have a long history in this matter and we are at their service here , held dignified meetings every year. it was stopped for some reasons . this year, even before corona, there was an interest in restoring this movement, and the current of corona stopped it . this year, the truth is that we thought of it a little late. some of its similarity with fatemieh caused it to be like that. it didn't happen as we wanted, but it's a new beginning along with all the moves that friends are making in the domain and the university, they are trying to reshape such a symbolic flow in the heart of the domain to consolidate the elements of unity and convergence, and god willing, this will be the beginning of a new, blessed and new movement, god willing. and i am grateful to all my friends who contributed. with respect and prayer from all the dignitaries, because of the tasdee that i am doing, i start the speech with a

western, central and northwestern regions of the country, and the northern and southern waters of the country are rough, the persian gulfe oman sea, and the persian gulf are also rough. caspian , the reason is nothing but the wind and the temperature in tehran today does not seem to reach more than 11, but at night we are having a cold night in tehran , it will be only 3 degrees above zero . pregnant or nursing mothers who need support in the coming week will receive free health package feeding basket services. deputy minister of labor cooperation and social welfare said: these mothers were identified as part of the yesna project based on a comprehensive test. according to mr. askarian, 400,000 tomans per month will be charged to the account of the head of the household. 3 months delay in integrating the basic insurance system. the basic insurance system was supposed to be integrated from september follow-ups by sada and sima news agency's reporter show that this promise of social security organization is not fully implemented. it was decided that two basic insurance organizations will provide services to special and cu

the northern and southern waters of the caspian sea will be rough, as well as the persian gulf and the sea of ​​oman. the reason is nothing but the wind and the transfer of wind energy to the sea surface. it is expected that the temperature will increase for the whole weekend. we have about 7-8 degrees of cooling in the northern half of the country, and it is predicted that the temperature in tehran will be at least 7 degrees tonight, and the temperature gauge is unlikely tomorrow. tehran, show a number greater than 19 degrees. thank you for your company and good night. orbital. start with orbital championship with you. orbital car battery with 20 months sepahan battery warranty , drink it now, the sound of the refrigerator is coming, this kid is saying to fight with it, drink it here. we don't know what happened, mom, the gas flame increased by itself, what's the situation, why are your appliances like this? how many appliances do you have to change? just last time , we looked everywhere . especially this baghle, the biggest iranian house with a lot of interesting events was opened in

will occur for monday, tuesday, and saturday, while the northern and southern waters of the country are rough today, the caspian sea , the persian gulfd the sea of ​​oman are rough today. today for tehran, it does not seem to show a number higher than 14 degrees. thank you very much, mr. sarkede. good morning. this week's election was one of the key words of political officials and political groups and currents talked about it. the head of the country's election headquarters has announced the preparation of 65,000 polling stations for the march 11 elections. hello, the efforts of political groups and currents to plan the elections and give their lists has entered a new phase. exactly one more week is left until the announcement of the results of the 12th parliament election candidates' qualifications in the provincial supervisory boards. at the same time that the executive officials in the provinces are preparing for the elections, this week in tehran , the head of the election headquarters of this province warned the departments and agencies not to spend their resources on advertising the flow of certain people, of course, the fair

where we have light rain temperatures on the colder side. 30s, 20s out toward the northern rockies. 50s along the gulfsee the rain picking up as we go into this afternoon into the evening. also, some high winds and possibly thunderstorms in the mix as well. we'll see it continue into early tomorrow, then taper off for sunday. then for the start of the new year, it looks really nice, but it will be cool. cool weather continues as rain arrives once again for the middle of next week. we are also looking at heavy downpours. we'll hav forecast. >> all right, dylan. thank you. jacob, you have "popstart," the last one for the year. >>> first up, amy poehler showing off her vocal skills, sharing a duet with sheridan coldstream check this out ♪ why she had to go, i don't ♪♪ i ♪ ♪ she wouldn't say ♪ ♪ i said something wrong ♪ ♪ now i long for yesterday ♪ >> amy, doing the dang thing nicely done. all right. >>> next up, seth myers. yesterday the emmy-winning talk show host celebrated the big 5-0. before seth and his late night staff left 30 rock for the holiday break, they celebrated with this sweet surprise. >>

gulf in berlin. this is the day, the re pursued them in northern gauze. were now pursuing from us in 1000 guys of to we have been urging, causing civilians inside because of strep to evacuate, to designate and safe, lovely to deal with a safe area. but the reason, though safe area and all that, the goal is to strip we are giving precise instructions to guzman residents near some us centers of gravity urging it there to temporarily move away from that denture that from us. that means there is no safe area of not profit, not from you and is not god. so nope, no be are we, we'd operate is we have done until now toward the international culture coming up at venezuela says the country has voted overwhelmingly in favor of its claim on territory belonging to neighboring dion up yonder, calling this an attempt to land gray up to get at what's below the federal level, but as we expect to retrieve and abby that the so long has been desolate as if it didn't have any own a little bit. now in this way, that has said, this is our into our viewers watching on cbs in the

northern coasts of the country. also, in the next 24 hours, both the caspian sea and the persian gulf will be rough.o slightly cloudy skies for tehran in the next 24 hours. along with the predicted local dust , of course, sometimes we will also have wind sports . thank you for your support, god bless you. in a statement, the zionist army announced the blocking of the roads leading to the west galilee and the upper galilee and the creation of a security buffer zone in the north of the land. occupy reported. today there is a security strip inside israel. hezbollah captured the north. residential areas in southern lebanon targeted a house in the military and zionist settlement of avivim, which was the resting place of the zionist army forces. two places where zionist soldiers gathered in a hideout in dishon and hunin castle were the targets of hezbollah's operation. zaheera base of the zionist forces was also targeted with heavy weapons. we see the war and the exchange of fire clearly. that hezbollah was able to become the superior force of this battlefield. a sign of our warriors' faith in god the rig

northern plains. meanwhile, it's the wet roads that you'll have to deal with across the gulf coast into the great lakes the midwest, and maybe even a little snow as we gear up for christmas day across parts of the plains. it will mostly be rain, though, that we'll have to deal with from the great lakes to the gulf coast and even into portions of the southeast. but the west looks great for christmas day. low 40s across parts of arizona, and denver will hit 36 degrees with plenty of sunshine. jose, back over to you. >> angie, thanks, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> next, a rare mass shooting in europe. new details this morning about the attack in prague that left at least 14 dead. >>> plus, we'll speak to a senior adviser to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, r how israel believes the war is going as it faces growing pressure to establish a cease fire. cease fire israel believes the war is g as it faces growing pressure to establish a cease fire. is going as it faces growing pressure to establish a cease fire (husband) yoohoo, surprise! (son) dad? (husband) ♪ hey there family! while you're sho

persian gulf will be rough, tomorrow the persian gulf will be rough again, for today we will have an increasing trend in the temperature in the northern parts of the country, but for thursday and friday the temperature will decrease on the shores of the caspian sea, we expect that to happen in tehran, the sky will be soft to slightly cloudy with local graves. the temperature will reach 16 degrees in the hottest hour and at least 7 degrees in the coolest hour tomorrow morning. thank you for your support. the construction of this house is done by myself. when did you see, a stranger wants a grocery store for his mother. all the nation, spontaneous, inclusive, all those who voted for different candidates with different tastes , all those who came to the square on june 22, those 46 million who came to the polls on december 9, why to change the enemy's calculations? for the complete defense of the revolution and the leadership to fully confront the flow of sedition of the iranian people in the saga you who create completely reaching this with the insight and awareness that the creation of this national capital was brought to the fore with

for the persian gulf and the sea of ​​oman, maritime activities should be limited in the south-eastern parts of the northernas of the slopes of alborz, strong winds sometimes rise. dust and dirt cause the reduction of air quality in these areas. in terms of temperature , we are witnessing a decrease in temperature for the next two days, in the form of the northern areas, especially the slopes of alborz, the northern areas of the zagros, this decrease in temperature will also happen in the next two days. for tehran , we are predicting rain and sometimes wind in the next few hours. thank you very much for your attention and support. have a good time and god bless you. the construction of this house is in our hands. he has taken power from domestic production by abolishing the law we have not been paid for 6 months now, we just want a job. we want the authorities to work , there is nothing for the children to work, they are helping me, they are shutting it down, if it has work, it can have 3 shifts and 2 thousand workers . i don't know, the companies still tend to buy foreign goods according to their habit fro

during tomorrow, we expect that the persian gulf and the caspian sea will be windy, and on monday, on the southern slopes of alborz and the northern parts of qor, thank you for accompanying us until this moment. the results are becoming clear, the provincial elections in iraq have marked a victory for the coalition and the shia parties. the candidates of this account are leading in eight provinces. mohammad al-halbusi, the speaker of the iraqi parliament, is another important person who won.

with huge parts of the northern gaza strip, reduced to rubble, and 1700000 people displaced so many civilians in caps in the south who would now, theoretically have to move to the gulf. there's nothing to go back to, in many cases, for them and the safe. so instead of being set up in the south by the use riley's on big enough according to humanitarian organizations. so we're still facing a humanitarian catastrophe of huge proportions. the total, as i mentioned, is already rising according to the palestinian health industry in the home. us run gaza strip around some sophie now this morning including combatants and civilians and the fighting set to continue the deputy correspondence in physical than in jerusalem. thank you. earlier i spoke to hasn't police your journalist from gaza, who is relocated to the jordanian capital a man. he has more about what people in gaza like going through in the face of ongoing funding or yeah, since the, the time and the the, the ending the ceasefire. or the, those the, the airstrikes continued clashes reported from different areas, whether from the north, from the east of the jeffrey deacons, in the area, even in, in the south. and ma

important speaking of a lot of rain, we've seen it. northern queensland, north of cans all has to do with tropical cycle own jasper as it moves out into the gulf of carbon. terry, i know for the rest of australia has been hot and muggy in sydney. that's now shifting into brisbin. so there's been a drop into his temperatures for sydney 27 degrees for you on friday, and still keeping that he'd for just been all the way up to 28 degrees on friday. the weather brought to you by visit castle in australia. indigenous with the missing that disproportionately high rates. 101 east investigates is a nothing done to help find missing originally on out to see of the of israel as war on guns that has caused a major advantage to both a built and natural environment. toxic chemicals and explosives rained down on the strip. sanitation of both of frequent systems are destroyed. how much environmental damage is the will causing? this is inside story. the.

gulf? so, anyway, i understand the israelis desire to protect their northern communities, they absolutely should do that. the idea of opening this up into a two front war, i think, is a profoundly dangerous idea. >> look, congress has yet to make a decision on funding for israel or ukraine. -- it returns in january, i'm concerned on -- providing aid on both those fronts. are you confident gonna happen? when might it happen? and let me just quickly address the distinction of the executive order for the 100 47.5 million dollar sale to israel of military supplies. the reason that went through, executive order, it's because it was a sale. is that the distinction between that than just providing aid? >> well, the president has a lot of discretionary authority over time to provide aid. all sorts of emergency authorities, all sorts of weapons the that are in the pipeline. i don't worry that the president is breaking the rules here. by providing 1:55 artillery shells to the israelis. especially since this is the congress's fault. this is the congress's fault. in a sane world, and which we stood up meani

gulf brits and tools which got to the right. people run with children, backs and pets. in the northern city of hockey vasquez, we have to pull out the craft into the rubble. i'm an attorney to hospitalized shopping center. we're hitting the central city upton april. this attack comes days after ukraine came to destroy the russian warship and crimea. russia's reply is of one of overwhelming force using drones, marseilles, and bombers. and a reminder, it's gonna take any part of the screen. i thought vague, just 0 piece. or meanwhile, opponents ministry latrice as a russian miss. i'll briefly crossed into a space during that attacking ukraine as president under dude. i met with a military representatives who told him the object traveled about 40 kilometers in to publish territory before likely returning to ukraine. fighter jets was sent in to set the messiah, but they arrived too late. and so don, to 8 organizations have suspended operations in the southern state of jersey era. also, the warehouses were looted, doctors without borders said on demand. attacked is compound in water mcdonny

gulf to these very minutes. he says another 3 soldiers were killed in battles. the northern cause of that takes a number of ways, right? the troops killed now in goes up to a $154.00 since the beginning of the ground campaign at the end of october, how much as it's fighters are using guerrilla tactics. ambushing is really soldiers and using their knowledge of causes to rain and tunnel network on fish as more from occupied east to reach. i 3 more dead in northern guys are one officer. 2 soldiers died during fighting in a part of the strip that it is really said more than a month ago that they had virtually complete military control. this proves that that's not the case because really i've talked about how there has been intense lighting in the northern parts of the strip. how at times it's not just been building to building a street to street, but at some points actually face to face. but of course they've moved their operation into the central part of garza and then the last few days and noticed that they were going to expand the war in the sofa as well. i just say this take

the mediterranean, just a few showers for northern portugal, but most of that action is further towards the north. and for africa it's been hot around the gulf of guinea, like us. that's 36 degrees that's above average and storms really across most of south africa. and then we've got this disturbance in the moves and big channel. it's feeding rain right into that west coast. i'm not a gas car today on saturday. the i'm marianne shaheen. filmmaker and i've been working in and around concerts for 30 years. as i watched the 2023 devastation of concept ideas rarely army. i looked back at the place i knew the and the optimism of 2005 when he is released to the destruction of towards the echoes of the wall sconces fated hopes. on al jazeera, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching ill, just hear a reminder of our top stories. the salad is ready, forces are expanding operations in the area around con eunice and southern guns and tank fire and aerial bombings, trucks to region on friday. nice. the military says it's targeting him, us latest, but dozens of civilians have been killed. strikes on being carried down in central areas, killing thous

northern california coast line. you've got another area of low pressure just rolling down out of the gulf of alaska behind it.t is going dumbbell right around that area of low pressure moving into our direction as we head in toward late tuesday and wednesday. i think we've got another round of some heavy rainfall coming our way. we'll try and time that out for you in a few minutes. lawrence, thank you. tonight, pg and e says they're staying ahead of the storms any threats that can come from the saturated ground. >> kron 4 justin campbell reports. >> drivers in the south bay monday dealt with wet roads and it's only just getting started. as we roll into tuesday. commuters can expect some heavy downpours on the morning commute. the national weather service is predicting a quarter to half an inch of rainfall tuesday and even double that amount of rain. on wednesday. we always have extra crews usually whenever it's storm-related, it's all hands on deck. on monday, 18,000 south bay pg e e% customers were without power for several hours, though outage wasn't weather-related pg and e is preparing for potential down

it is the gulf stream, the important role of this immediately becomes clear mechanism in the planet's climate. the current system supplies a quarter of the total heat received by the northernn the other side. seawater is a major carbon sink , capturing about 700 million tons of carbon annually. and now scientists have found that due to the melting of sea ice and desalination of the ocean, the overturning mechanism is disrupted, so that in the coming years the circulation system may change irreversibly. and another scientific breakthrough, according to science , is related to artificial intelligence. neural networks managed to predict the weather, more precisely the most advanced hydrodynamic models, can machine learning change weather forecasting forever? let's ask pavel toropov. pavel, is a neural network revolution coming in meteorology? vadim, two of the strongest scientific publications on the topic of artificial intelligence, which were published in 2023, truly turned out to be revolutionary. what is the essence of the breakthrough? nowadays , to compile a high-quality weather forecast , supercomputers are needed to correctly calculate how atmospheric conditions will

gulf? now settled, isn't the story across the north of africa on several conditions continuing to plague? much of the mediterranean, falling into northern areas of algeria. heavy range, accomplish unity. we are expecting flooding from that and those conditions will continue from northern areas of libya as we go sunday into monday with some of that rain stretching for the south into algeria for the south of this, the west of the rain affecting equitorial guinea, the democratic republic of congo as well as an gola. those storms will stretch all the way down to what's one that is in baldwin and some eastern parts of south africa, southern mozambie, but the worst of the rain and madagascar on monday. to the latest news. as it breaks, have you had to be late? 50 has the support of the people to implement the shock economic plan to cut down government spending and fight inflation with detailed coverage. many members of the hiding are very arbitrary. are asked more until it's disappeared from around the world. entities, as government says, it's looking for a new site temporarily. how's the refugees and looking for sustainable solutions out to

gulf stream current. the port and the railway breathed life into this land. today the murmansk region is an outpost of the country with a powerful northern fleet, nuclear icebreakersenergy, mining and metallurgical complexes, the fishing industry and large-scale social infrastructure. and we are not just talking about the legacy of the soviet era. renovation of military garrisons, implementation. systems of supporting cities gave the region an additional impetus, and new industrial facilities are comparable in scale to the impact construction projects of the past and even larger, on the site of rocks covered with dwarf birches , a giant plant for the construction of floating lines of the arctic lng-2 project grew up, on the western shore of the kola bay it was built from scratch new a port to which a fifty-kilometer railway was built across the rivers and sobki. the year is both a jubilee and, of course, a very successful one for the mormon region, because this year they accepted. all decisions are final on gasification of the murmon region, and we have begun the practical implementation of this project, at the beginning of this year we launched the world's larges

notice that beautiful storm there in the gulf of alaska and bringing rain already to areas over washington, oregon and northernalifornia. we're not going to get in on this until wednesday day. getting into the second part of your afternoon and evening hours, we'll call for partly cloudy skies. there's a look at tomorrow morning. going to wake up very similar as today. likely to see that patchy, thick fog out there. and then into the afternoon, we will have partly cloudy skies when thursday morning. right now, if this remains on track, it is going to miss the morning commute. but by noontime, 1:00 or so, it is moving through. in fact, here, 11 a.m. lake county, the north bay already seeing the rain. assume it will be over most of the bay area for your lunch hour on wednesday and then into the afternoon. it is moving through the south bay by the evening commute. it is moving out, although with all that cloud cover in place, we may still see the scattered showers and the linger king drizzle. snow expected for the sierra. that's some great news there. snow levels will start around 7000ft, drop to 6000ft by thursda