[omar] ah, caray. sergio mayer, quien también fue bugambilia en algún momento. - es cierto. y algo de lo retro y eso, pues, porque ahorita que está de moda todo lo retro con garibaldi y eso, entonces... pero lo escuché cantar y no sé. a mí me parece que puede ser alguien tal vez un poco más grande. voy a dejar sergio mayer porque es lo primero que se me vino a la mente pero... y ahora... y ahora que rapeé, vas a ver, qué susto. ¿vas a rapear? ¿a quién dijiste tú, juanpa? - todavía no digo - ah, ¿no? - a ver, échale - a ver, pero rapéame, balero. - rapéame. - vamos, balero. ya sabes que te quiero. ¡vamos, balero! [balbucea] si tú quieres yo te encuero y te dejo de hablar. [vitorean] a ver, juanpa, ¿tú qué crees? - ¿con ese rap? - con ese rap. con ese rap, podría ser el alemán, ¿eh? [juanpa] no, no es cierto. ahí le va. está muy difícil, la realidad es que estoy muy perdido, pero me voy a guiar por las pistas. tú dijiste muy bien que hay una cosa de azúcar gringa. yo también creo que es alguien que está

[omar] ¿martha? habla, que nadie ha dicho esa pista, de la bandera de francia y que habla que le gustan las canciones de Édith piaf eh, probablemente y por el tamaño, porque está muy alto, como ya vimos, por fin sea nuestro querido amigo sebastián rulli. - uy. - ¡ah! [carlos] que le gusta... le gusta francia, le gusta la música francesa... - y es güero, eh. - y es güero, ahí dijo. y el olfato no nos falla a nosotros. angelique boyer. totalmente, puede ser también. y sebastián rulli huele muy rico. - ah. - sí. ¿yo también huelo rico? - por eso. - ah, mira. la verdad es que la güera y yo estamos convencidos de que es un güero. [yuri] un güero. yo creo que lo del "fuego en la sangre" puede ser una posibilidad, sin embargo, está demasiado sencillo como para que sí sea. es lo que la güera y yo creemos. hay que buscar más bien los pequeños detalles, juego de las llaves... ¿lo quieres decir tú, güera? no, dale. dale, amigo, zas. los güeros creemos que es horacio pancheri. - ¡dale! - Ándale. argentino, güero

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omar, more than 1200 --eole decision. omar, more than 1200 people were _ decision. decision. omar, more than 1200 people were killed on _ decision. omar, more than 1200 people were killed on october. people were killed on october seven. more than around to 140 people were taken hostage. several members of unrwa are now being investigated for their involvement in those attack. unrwa has found there was enough credibility in those accusations that they have terminated their contracts and are investigating it. what else would you expect governments to do? what we do expect unrwa to do? what we do expect unrwa to do? action has to be taken, doesn't it?— doesn't it? you have to distinguish _ doesn't it? you have to distinguish between i doesn't it? you have to - distinguish between individuals and institutions. the institution as soon as they became of allegations acted as anyone would in that situation. the october seven attacks were heinous, they involve more crimes, human rights watch and other groups have documented that. unrwa has condemned that. they investigated t

that was omar shakir.locaust remembrance day, and survivors laid flowers at the auschwitz concentration camp in poland, to mark 79 years since its liberation. in total, nearly six million europeanjews were murdered by the nazis during the holocaust. well, earlier i spoke with dana arschin. she's the granddaughter of a late holocaust survivor and she works as a holocaust storyteller for the holocaust memorial and tolerance center of nassau county. i want to ask you, it is impossible to ignore that this is happening after the events of october seven, 1200 people killed at least and 240 taken hostage. what are the emotions you are feeling today?— you are feeling today? thank ou so you are feeling today? thank you so much _ you are feeling today? thank you so much to _ you are feeling today? thank you so much to you - you are feeling today? thank you so much to you and - you are feeling today? thank you so much to you and to i you are feeling today? thank. you so much to you and to the entire bbc team for havi

i'm omar. >> hi, omar. i'm james. >> how did you vote this time? >> i voted for trump. >> why did you vote for trump? >> because he's still a businessman. he's not a politician. he did well the first time running this country as a businessman he promoted businesses, promoted those that had been left out and had more of the americans of color, the americans of all colors, not just white, not just black, but all colors, and got them jobs. >> bottom line, you feel he's going to do -- you feel like he'll do the best job you feel he can do? >> yes, i do. i think it's going to be a good race. >> all right. thank you so much. i appreciate both of you: that's part of what we're hearing as voters continue to come in here, kasey and poppy. >>> we want to go to alayna treene now who is at a polling place in nashua. she's also been on the trail covering donald trump for us. alayna, what are you seeing there? >> reporter: good morning. we're at amherst elementary school. the polls opened here at 6:00 a.m. we are in nashua, one of the largest cities in the state

start off with omar jimenez. every time you talk to a different voter, it's interesting and telling. i wonder what you are hearing now. >> reporter: there's so many interesting reasons. it's not i like trump because i like trump. it's this particular reason and vice versa with nikki haley. that's the most interesting sense. we're in manchester at a middle school but at a polling location, as you can see. it has calmed down from the early morning rush. they processed close to 300 people in just the first two hours. you can see sort of how things roll here. they get processed at the first table, come over to the second station, and then they make their way over to the actual voting booths. as you can see, this woman finishing up with her vote there. what they do is come on over down here -- it's like a well-oiled machine here. they take pride in how they run their elections in this first in the primary state. they return the ballots here to this spot where you can see it will be received and processed there as well

and yet here we are still talking about them, dr. omar, we spoke at length here about about pregnancy, but can you talk to us a little bit more in detail? and you mentioned this briefly about. 1 the new borns about these children, this new life being brought into this context, what, what are the risks for them? the children have been disproportionately affected, as we know about 10000 child depths, many thousands more under the rubble. every day, 10 children lose one or 2 limits for the mental scars that the mental health of these children. what kind of, you know, population is going to be left of any of the problems are often children with no parents know future, no hope. this illusion by and is randy will mature your machine and by the luck of humanity by the west population. unfortunately, the us president, mr. bite and mr. soon i can be u. k and many others have been i've been helping to further the needs on the agenda. these are the government, which is frankie to white house cause a often not and it is now allowed you to a moral obligation is health working. and this is what we

omar, thank you so much forjoining us.your perspective, do you understand why these allegations would be so severe that governments have decided to cut funding to unrwa? the decision to cut funding to unrwa is shameful. these are serious allegations but the un responded to it exactly the way one would respond to serious allegations. they immediately opened an investigation, they terminated the contracts of these employees, even before the investigation. in fact, countries around the world have praised unrwa's response to this attack. to cut funding — unrwa serves more than 5 million palestinians. there are more than 1.7 million displaced palestinians at unrwa shelters. their lives hang in the balance and unrwa is providing critical support. that governments have cut funding is akin to collective punishment — punishing not only institution that is 13,000 employees in gaza, but the hundreds of thousands, the millions that depend on unrwa for theirfood, education, for basic humanitarian aid. there is no justification for that

what are you doing there, omar? it is not a beach day. >> reporter: look, i wanted to just be on the beach and this wasn't really what i had in mind. but, you know, look, a beach is a beach. find your beach. look, at the end of the day, paradise all the candidates are looking for is winning this state. we're less than seven days out to the primary. and all the candidates have events throughout the day. but really for haley and desantis, it is trying to cut into what has essentially been trump dominance up to this point. now, when you look at the polls, nikki haley has the best chance in this state to at least pose a serious challenge to the former president. a lot of moderates in the state also undeclared or independent voters as they are known here can vote as well. and she has polled swrel with t vel with that demographic particularly with moderate republicans. but this is still a steep hill to climb. and even with polls showinger within single digits of the formered from, no poll has shown her ahead of the former

omar magomedov. there will be no peace without russia's participation. conflict regulation in ukraine, what did politicians come to? german farmers are preparing a large-scale protest in berlin, what are they demanding from the local government? the taiwanese elections are fueling the confrontation between the united states and china, what does semiconductors have to do with it and how this will affect the global economy, nikita korabenkov looked into it. hello, welcome to the information service television company ntv, in the studio. and we start with the latest reports from the front line: russian units carried out targeted strikes on nationalist settlements in the zaporozhye direction of the special operation. the artillery of the southern military district destroyed powerful enemy fortifications. the fighters fired at the ammunition depot from a large-caliber mstab howitzer . here is 152 mm, 2.65. a sniper rifle in the world of artillery, so it is considered. shoot! every real warrior has three m

and yet here we are still talking about them, dr. omar. we spoke at length here about about pregnancy, but can you talk to us a little bit more in detail and you mentioned this briefly about. 1 the new borns about these children, this new life being brought into this context, what, what are the risks for them? the children have been disproportionately affected, as we know over 10000 child depths, many thousands more under the rubble. every day 10 children lose one or 2 limbs. so that's biological or you need actual below. oh, really? and i'm patients of rockland that is on except people and these children that are being left with these horrific injuries. many of them are bent beyond recognition. and i've had the stories, my own colleagues again describe children coming in. so locks the hostile with bands to the point where you could see down to the button. and this is consistent, often are the white plus risk, munitions, which is a war crime money to them. and you know, in residential areas. so these children are left with physical cause t

doctor omar, i will uh go back to you here. very briefly. what does this mean for these doctors and these babies? i am horrified by the scenes and i have been and every time we see this, it is even more perfect. i've worked in the law just touching co, tanner in unit 2 units of london. and i can tell you now these new in a 2 units rely on electricity for every functioning part of the unit. 2 unit it relies on it's for the event tonight. does that keep these babies permit? so maybe the live, they realize that they rely on electricity for the fluids that go through the baby veins to rehydrate them to keep them nutrition. and this is now means these boxes are working in conditions where these babies are risk of buying imminently because of the lack of electricity and generates is the number of cases of acute non nutrition that we are thing. and these premature babies and also in children under the age of to means that you know, when you have 90 percent of the population solving and unable to eat a single meal day. these children under the age o

so josh gottheimer, became the lead antagonist against particularly rashida tlaib and ilhan omar.dly pushing for censure resolutions, going on cable news regularly to denounce his colleagues and encouraging other democrats that then also denounced them, teaming up with hakeem jeffries to do a super pac that was aimed at going after them and going after kind of squad-aligned candidates as well. that is really the kind of nexus of the civil war that is going on inside the house of democrats. amy: we have about two minutes to go. i am wondering if you could talk about what most shocked you and the research for your book "the squad." >> i think it was the sheer amount of money that was involved and just how dominant it had been. we can say the numbers over and over again, 30 million dollars, 40 million dollars, $100 million. what doesn't quite come through is how that influences not just the races where money is spent, but also where it is not been. i heard somebody for conversations that would be held among consultants in campaigns that were worried that aipac war dmfi was going to s

i see, and omar, do you see these reprisal attacks and exchanges of fire any possibility for this to turn into... a full fledge war? well, you know, they have been uh, there have been moments where we thought that the actual roots of engagements have collapsed, they have been changing constantly since three months, you know, sometimes there is a wider kind of targeting, the resistance in lebanon and hisballah said continuously that it is ready for any possibility, it does not want to see a war, on the contrary, the resistance and the whole axis of resistance. "and everybody in all the fronts are calling for immediate cease fire in gaza. we want to st see a halt the cessation of the hostilities and the massacker and the the the genocide against innocent civilians in gaza. this is what the resistance wants. if there will be sessation, a cease fire, the seasfire will not only apply on gaza, it will apply on the whole region. what is required now and what is demanded. very urgently is immediate cease fire and who is blocking that the united states of america and some allies of the israel

series ayane omar with mr. sadra sadoughi, the producer of this series, mr. sadoughi . hello, you are very welcome. what characters are these 26 episodes about ? 26 cultural figures of kishreh. dear viewers , i should also thank you for your special efforts to preserve iran's cultural and artistic treasures during these years. yes, before answering this question. to answer , let me quickly give a very short introduction, and that is that there is a tradition in our country, which in my opinion is not such a good and pleasant tradition, and that is that we, among the cultural and famous people of iran, usually after their death, we celebrate or commemorate them in a special way. in order not to be involved in this inappropriate tradition , we thought of examining many great cultural figures of iran and reaching these 26 people, who fortunately they are alive, well , they have characteristics and important indicators that are very short it can be mentioned that they have a special effect on the shield. iran's cul

zayel, the three children of omar, jana, omar, masi, and abdullah lala, asal vahad, he is able to see their deaths, he is the one who casts the last look on us, and you are with me, that is , the year of the soul. let's go to hell and that's enough . it has been 100 days since the zionist regime's war against palestine. according to independent sources, 100,000 palestinians have been martyred, wounded or missing in the crime of genocide in this area . aims to make this area uninhabitable. it is gaza and his house has been destroyed. 45 members of my family are not leaving gaza under the rubble, this is my land, i am here even if i die, there is another woman in a tent who is not going to leave . in the war in gaza, more than half of the people like this man and woman have lost their homes, but they do not leave this land, while this is the longest war of the zionist regime against palestine. the original song of sed and sima news agency. but on the 100th day of the zionist regime's aggression against gaza , people in different parts of the world are still crying out for support they c

let's start with where omar is, where he interviewed that voter.ap of 2024, you will see one place is filled in, dixville notch, nikki haley won all six votes there, not really predictive of what's coming but a good start to the day for nikki haley. back in 2016 if you go into new hampshire where omar is right now this is a place donald trump won 36% of the vote, close to where he ended up overall in the state. manchester is the biggest population center in the state. if donald trump can roll up big wins in the big population centers in new hampshire, in the townships and counties throughout the state that bodes well for him. that's what he did in 2016. when you look at what he did in 2016 this is a state where john kasich took up residence over the course of several months, so did chris christie. john kasich won several townships, the areas that nikki haley will be targeting without any question at all, higher educated townships, suburban townships, areas where there is a population that matches the demographic lens that nikki haley has been targe

there is no sign of the wanted smuggler omar, but a few meters further on. they find 2 intimidated refugees that we speak english, a man or from syria city name, a beautiful name a suit i think he did. um uh took um go on. did one of my you find me to order the police search them. okay. they don't find any suspicious objects or weapons. i said ok, the vehicle collects the pair to bring them back to a refugee camp. their journey is over for now, but many will keep trying, paying several 1000 years and putting their paint into the hands of traffickers. serbian journalist, sasha drug boy law, has been researching human traffickers for years. he says that i'm a rock and gang and an african gang have divided up the underground market. you can see here, this is the member of the 459. i've got a gang, they often use these side on their videos and they're really not afraid. they're really not afraid to show off. the situation is out of control for, for a long time. so when it comes to filing of collapsing, perhaps in the border area without any control and a people

read more omar magomedov. the states are awaiting biden's main decision during his entire presidential term. how will he respond to the attack on a us military base in jordan? in france , taxi drivers also joined the farmers' protests. are the authorities willing to meet the protesters? mosfilm also celebrates its 100th anniversary. what they can tell about the history of the film studio, props that have become famous in their own right. report by alexey kuvashenkin. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. in the studio of yulia bekhtareva. socio-economic issues became one of the main topics of the meeting between vladimir putin and the governor of st. petersburg , alexander beglov. a separate topic of the conversation was the work of the leningrad frontier foundation, which provides medical, humanitarian and material assistance to participants in the special operation. alexander drazdenko said that by the end of this year build a new military rehabilitation center in the lenin

. >> cnn's priscilla alvarez is in charleston, south carolina, traveling with the president and omar jimenez is looking at other democrats. democrats who are looking to take support away from biden and are challenging him in the democratic primary. james clyburn told me that he's worried about the lack of enthusiasm for biden among the black community. what was the president's focus today in his speech at the church? >> jake, it was clear in this speech by president biden and from the campaign officials thereafter that mobilizing black voters is what's going to get him that second term in the white house if he can pull it off. the focus was twofold. on the one hand, it was an extension of his friday remarks and preserving democracy and personal freedoms both of which he argued were at risk under former president donald trump and especially if he were to take the white house again, and it was in this location a critical one, that he sent that message. we are here at morther emanuel ame church where a whit supremacist killed nine parishioners and he drew on that memory during his remar

omar magomedov watched the shooting. iran attacked the territories of iraq and syria in response to the terrorist attack in germany. what are the consequences? the largest protest of local farmers took place in germany. what did it give? my own story about how a factory for the production of motherboards, computers and laptops was opened in tatarstan. mikhail chernov. to the west and improved their own positions. the settlement is located a few kilometers from kupinsk and its suburbs, where important enemy military installations are concentrated. meanwhile, in the artyomovsk direction, our tankers destroyed an assault group of twelve kiev militants. the nationalists took refuge in an abandoned private house, which was caught by a russian reconnaissance drone. the crew of the t-90 mroryv tank eliminated the nationalists with just one accurate shot. and russian k-52 alligators are working on the matchmaker-flint line. our aviation in the special operation zone performs tasks at extremely low altitudes, which is clearly dem

omar, thank you so much for all your reporting. john. >>> it's a really interesting moment about to happen in new hampshire because donald trump has launched this new round of attacks on nikki haley. it's thursday by my count. the primary is on tuesday. will nikki haley take this moment to respond? this is a big moment. >>> in the meantime, i'm joined by cnn senior data reporter, harry enten. we're talking a lot about new hampshire, which is, by the way, the granite state. >> that's correct. >> why is new hampshire such an attractive target for nikki haley? >> you know, omar was getting at it, and it essentially comes down to the electorate. the moderate share of the gop primary electorate. this is the group donald trump does worst with. moderates make up a significant share of that electorate there. they're 36%. that's significantly more than the 27% nationally, and of course, that 17% in iowa, which is a very conservative caucus electorate. so the fact is, new hampshire, you know new england, you're from new england. those northe

every day, bajji ali al-rakam is here in al-naa, the three children of omar, jinn, omar, masi , abdullah, lala, and asal. he is able to see their departure. he is on fire, and that's enough, heck, heck, heck . 100 days have passed since the war of the zionist regime against palestine, according to independent sources, 100,000 so far palestinians are martyred , injured or missing in the crime of genocide in this area. the zionist regime is targeting the infrastructure of the gaza strip to make this area uninhabitable. it is gaza and his house has been destroyed. 45 people stay under the rubble for my family, but they don't leave gaza, this is my land , i will stay here, even if i die, there is another woman in a tent who is not leaving either. they are martyrs and this means that the resistance of this experience is also shared by the rest of the people of gaza. gaza has always been resistant in the war in gaza, more than half of people come like this to bring the soldiers back home , they have been there for a long time. our government is made up of a bunch of idiots. we endured a lot, i

there was a translation which suggested omar said she is somalian first, muslim second.tion writing it's not only slanted but completely off but i wouldn't expect more from these propagandists. i pray for them and for their sanity. now, fellow progressives are defending omar and attacking desantis. >> i haven't seen the comments but i mean it's clearly, it's clearly racist. >> this is connected to the fact that she identify with her somalian roots and her muslim religion. and just didn't mention america at that time so now people say she is not a patriot. come on, now. come on, y'all. can we do better than this. >> this comes as another squad member congressman cori bush alleged misuse of campaign funds. federal election commission filings reveal bush has made 170 payments for security services since she was elected in 2020 for nearly $724,000. at least $105,000 to her husband. bush says she used campaign funds and not taxpayer money, bret. >> bret: we will follow it all. thanks. >> thank you. >> bret: up next the panel on u.s. and iran. plus big tech ceos on capitol hil

[omar] jesús zavala. coincido. [omar] coincido, era el mismo que yo tenía.ar, aquí está hada. [aplausos] hada me gusta, me gusta mucho hada. estoy muy emocionada. hada ya se ganó al público, y todavía ni habla. yo no sé de veras, yo creo que a los de la última temporada de la máscara se les pasó la mano en en la dosis de ternura, ¿no? es de los personajes más... más tiernos y más, así como de bolsillo también que hemos tenido. pero mira, qué les parece que mejor hada nos demuestre de lo que está hecha. nosotros tenemos que internarnos en el misterio de este personaje para descubrir todos los detalles que esconden las pistas de... dame mi patada de la buena suerte. hada. [ovación] - me lleva para algún lugar. - eso es muy dj. están aquí de nuevo. bájale, que ya llegaron, luego seguimos. ahorita tengo visitas. perdón, es que me gusta bailar, pero eso ya se los había dicho. es solo que que decidimos tener una ladies night. espero que les haya gustado mi primera presentación, porque a mí me voló la cabeza. y ladies night es una película que hicieron ana de la re

>> omar villafranca there on the border., speaker mike johnson led this delegation of house republicans, and he spoke with cbs news senior foreign affairs correspondent and "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan, where he points the blame for the crisis squarely at the president. >> on his first day in office, president biden came in and issued executive orders that began this chaos. remain in mexico is one of them. the catch and release program has created part of this problem. he could end catch and release. >> but you need the logistical and financial support to do that. you need the judges. you need to be able to process people. we talked to federal judges agents about just that challenge. . and congress has the purse strings to give him the money to do that. >> that's true. i'll quote to you the deputy chief of the u.s. border patrol. he said it is as if we're trying to administer an open fire hydrant. he said i don't need more buckets. i need the flow to be turned off. the way you do that is with policy changes.

let's start with omar in manchester, new hampshire. omar, what's going on there in these last few days, the busy campaign trail? >> reporter: for starters, all these campaigns are trying to do what they can, these final days, to get any voters that might be undecided over to their side or to reenforce voters' decisions if they've already decided to go with a certain candidate. we had donald trump holding a rally last night where of course he played up the endorsement of tim scott. nikki haley has also had a f flurry of events today, trying to find any support she can. ron desantis is expected to be back in the state tomorrow. when you go back to nikki haley, polls have shown her within single digits of the president. obviously it's still a major hill for her to climb in a way to challenge him, especially coming off his dominating win in iowa but what we've seen in the past few days is nikki haley going directly after donald trump in a way that she has not before this week. today in particular talking about a rally that trump held last

now omar, you are in goffstown a hampshire. there was supposed to be a debate there last night they got canceled. haley has been sharpening her criticisms of donald trump, specifically, for not debating her, dogging her on the debate stage, right? >> well, we are expecting, you are right, there was supposed to be it to be here last. night there is even still signage advertising the debate happening here. that gives you an idea of how much there was an expectation for this to happen. ron desantis is getting ready to have an event here. a press availability a little later this afternoon. where, based on his previous comments, i suspect he will likely mention the fact that he was the only person who agreed to debate on thursday night. the reason why it, essentially, it didn't happen was trump was invited. he has ducked all debates through the campaign cycle. nikki haley made the decision after iowa that the next time she would debate was either going to be with former president trump onstage or, if she were to be the nominee, agai

that's where we find our omar jimenez. he's in manchester, new hampshire.ar, talked us about how nikki haley plans, as she says, to make this a two person race, just between her and trump, forcing rhonda scent is out? >> yeah, so she really wants to lean into some of that, again, moderate support and some of those undeclared or independent voters that we have here in new hampshire, to try and bolster a real challenge to the former president, a challenge in which we have not seen actually materialize to this point at any point in the primary process. so, one of those ways is she's changing her framing. we've heard her a little bit last night talking how she's viewing this as a two person race. specifically, she seems, has discounted ron desantis as a candidate, altogether. desantis started his day in south carolina as opposed to hear. she says that she is really looking forward to trying to challenge trump. in particular, she painted her red line today. she says, she's not debating anymore unless former president trump is on that stage. we know he's not appe

good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening.er johnson and the republican delegation got a briefing and a firsthand look at the operations during this southern border crisis, something that local officials say has been burdening border towns. >> all we're asking them is go to the ports of entry. >> reporter: even as house speaker mike johnson and a group of more than 60 fellow republicans were getting briefed near the u.s.-mexico border, migrants waded across the rio grande. >> america is at a breaking point, with record levels of illegal immigration. >> reporter: thousands of migrants are crossed illegally in the del rio sector, which includes the border town of eagle pass, where fire chief manuel mello says the numbers are overwhelming. >> a big bunch would be probably 25 persons crossing at one time. that would be something big for us. >> reporter: everybody would be talking about it. >> yeah, everybody would be talking about it. now you're looking at 600, 800, 1200, 3200. >> reporter: how much has your job changed? >> drasti

an arctic chill is gripping much of the country in places where it just snowed like omar was showing us in memphis. we've got dangerously cold windchills overnight tonight, tomorrow morning, all the way down to the gulf coast. single digits or below zero. snow now exists through the northeast. should be gone by tomorrow evening but not before bringing our first one inch snow to washington, d.c. in two years. all that snow gone by tomorrow evening. a large area of one to three inches is on the way. to the west we go. it's all about ice here. ice storm warnings in effect, portland and salem. about half inch of weiss is on the way especially through the second half of the day tomorrow. that means very dangerous travel as well as a likelihood of power outages. that system likely to combine with another one late in the week. it aims at the ohio valley and the northeast, brings a good shot of snow as we head into the weekend. >> mike bettes, thank you. >>> tonight an urgent search is under way for two u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s who are missing. they were trying to board a boat suspected of smuggl

omar magomedov watched the shooting. the active phase of fighting in northern gaza has come to an end. the future of israel depends on the outcome of this war. what will happen next in the middle east? the largest protest of local farmers took place in germany. what did it give? the strongest storm in mauritius. how many russians are stuck on the island? my own, about how a factory for the production of motherboards, computers and laptops was opened in tatarstan. mikhail chernov. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. in the studio of yulia bekhtareva. russian military personnel conducted a number of successful military operations in the northern military district zone. in progress. in the battle near the village of sinkuvka, our units pushed back the ukrainian armed forces assault groups to the southwest and improved their own positions. the settlement is located several kilometers from kupinsk and its suburbs, where important enemy military installations are concentrated. meanwhile, in

my my name is omar gomez, and i am the former prosecutor.ough mexico city to protest their disappearance. injanuary in january 2015, the attorney general announced they had found a dna sample that matched one of the missing students. the government said their case was closed and that the dna from the bonein closed and that the dna from the bone in the river matched missing student alexander mora valencio, confirming their account, which they described as the historical truth. in this official version, the students left the iguala bus terminal in four buses. corrupt police working for the mayor and local drug cartel had attacked them and detained a group of 43. cartel gunmen murdered them, burning their bodies at the dump and throwing their bodies into the river san juan. where i think there is no authentic evidence _ where i think there is no authentic evidence to — where i think there is no authentic evidence to establish the official story, _ evidence to establish the official story, whoever knows where that fragment — story, whoever knows

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the first attack targeted an airbase hosting american troops near the al-omar oil field.group said the attacks were in response to the us presence in the region and the american israely genocidal war on gaza. the operation comes hours after a us drone attack on headquarters of the popular mobilization units near the iraqi capital baghdad. three people, including a commander of the najaba resistance movement, were killed. iraqi prime minister mohammed shial sudani strongly condemned the attack, calling it a dangerous escalation and violation of the country's sovereignty. the premier said baghdad holds the us-let international coalition responsible for the attack. iraqi parliament members have also called for the expulsion of the american ambassador to the arab country. now to talk more on this, we are joined by our correspondent muslim salim from baghdad. salim, welcome to uh press uh now uh, what do you have for us uh on the latest attacks by the resistance groups in iraq on uh the airbase housing american troops in syria? obviously there's two airbases now, can can you g

the first attack targeted an air. base hosting american troops near the al-omar oil field, the seconde headquarters of the popular mobilization units near the iraqi capital, baghdad. three people including a commander of the nujaba resistance movement were killed. iraqi prime minister muhammad shia. asudani strongly condemned the attack, calling it a dangerous escalation and violation of the country's sovereignty. the premier said baghdad holds the us-led international coalition responsible. for the attack, iraqi parliament members have also called for the expulsion of the american ambassador to the arab country. we early asked our baghdad correspondent muslim salim about the possible consequences of us attacks on iraqi soil. here's what he had to say: the prime minister himself declared that this point it's a it's a very dangerous. escalation because the us is clearly trying to put the blame from for the attacks on us military basis on iraq popular mobilization units and we all know that it's an organization tied to the minister of defense and the commander and chief of the army forc

group said it hit two us military bases using drones, first attack target air base near al-omar oil.ield and the second hit the rook bond camp. yes, it's really genocidal war on gaza enters its fourth month as a regime in tel aviv continues pounding blockaded territory with air strikes and artillery. deaththoll. gaza has already surpassed 22,400, mostly women and children. healthcare facilities are still among the prime targets.

omar gimenez starts off the coverage in goffstown, new hampshire and omar, not the kind of announcement the haley team wanted to see as they go into the last weekend in the new hampshire primary and blitz the state for every last vote. >> not at all. we saw a number of haley events over the course of this morning and when reporters were trying to ask her for her reaction, she ignored those comments before later on releasing that statement that you just read. and as you mentioned as well, tim scott, posting a video on social media, on his way or outside of the trump plane, making his way soon, here to new hampshire, where again, the endorsement is expected to be announced at a trump rally tonight, and potentially, as you mentioned, it could slow nikki haley's momentum or at least an attempt to in this final stretch of the primary . >> four days to go, we are super excited. >> all the candidates are back in new hampshire, ron desantis, nikki haley, and donald trump are making their final pitches to voters heading into the last weekend for the primary. one that haley says, carries enormous

omar, president trump got a big endorsement last night, maybe it means more in south carolina.s in new hampshire. tell us about it. >> reporter: look, i heard you guys talking about 70 degree weather somewhere at the end of the week last hour, and i got really excited. but that's not where i am right now. we're obviously talking about the primary coming up in a few days. yeah, president trump got a pretty major endorsement from former presidential candidate in south carolina, senator tim scott. his campaign sort of looked for ways to inject energy into a voting population days before a primary like this. the trump campaign is hoping this is one of those moments. as you mentioned, trump does believe that a big win here in new hampshire after that landslide victory in iowa could effectively lock up the nomination. that said, he told his supporters last night that they shouldn't pay attention to the polls, they need to show up almost as if acting like he is down in this particular race. now, as for the endorsement itself, when trump introduced tim scott to the stage, trump actuall