. >> those in the red area, those in the red area are facing grave danger of death if they are stillrea. >> reporter: exposure to high and prolonged levels of vinyl chloride can carry health risks, long-term exposure than cause cancer. epa telling abc news today, since the fire went out february 8, epa air monitoring has not detected any levels of health concern in the community that are attributed to the train derailment. residents may smell odors because some of the contaminants released are known to have low odor thresholds." yet confusing informaion persists. >> we are recommending that people in the community consider using bottled water. >> reporter: officials reporting that 3,500 fish across 12 species have died in ohio's waterways. resident linda murphy says she saw some in a local creek. >> there were several dead fish floating at multiple locations along leslie run. >> reporter: she says they won't touch their well water now. >> that's what we bathe in. that's what we drink. that's what we cook with. and that's what i also give to my animals. it was a major concern. and the

. >> those in the red area -- those are in the red area are facing grave danger of death if they are still in that area. >> reporter: janet and her family got out after officials warned of an imminent explosion late last night. >> it hit that something bad's going to happen and we just need to leave. >> reporter: the 150-car norfolk southern railroad train was headed to pennsylvania from illinois when it derailed friday night. the ntsb is studying the train's data recorder and videos that may show mechanical issues with one of the rail cars. david, tonight, norfolk southern says that controlled release was completed successfully. the state emergency management agency doesn't believe that there's any risk to the air or the water, but david, they tell me they're going to continue to monitor both in the coming days and weeks. david? >> alex presha in ohio for us tonight. alex, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the u.s. navy search for the remnants of that chinese spy balloon shot down by an f-22 off the coast of south carolina. a closer look tonight before it was brought down, th

there was a red area that they described as the likelihood of death within that red area would be very high. there was a little -- an area outside that, the yellow area, where they also described would be very dangerous to be there. but not quite as dangerous as it was within the red area. we then made the decision to go ahead with the second option, which was the controlled release. as that was being prepared to be done, we sent back law enforcement in to those zones, the red zone and the yellow zone for the third time to knock on -- literally knock on doors. and they described how they did it to me. they did it in very loud, did everything that they could do to get if there was anyone left in that house to get their attention to come out. that was the third time that those houses i believe had been contacted, the individuals in those houses had been contacted. the controlled release did in fact occur. it was to my understanding delayed a little bit. there was actually, when we -- at 3:00, release was supposed to be at 3:30. we wanted to get everybody out of there. we had members of t

those in the red area, those in the red area are facing grave danger of death. >> reporter: that red le radius from the scene of the train wreck. we are outside of that area now, we're going to move a little further back, as everyone is here. they've been going door to door again this morning urging people to please leave this area just to be safe because it's a very volatile situation. again, they're trying to resolve this around -- in the next coming hours where they will try to do a controlled explosion, a controlled release of this chemical to try and calm the situation down. at the moment, as the governor said, it is very unstable, chris. >> ron allen, i know you traveled today to get there for us. thank you so much. we appreciate your reporting. >>> more than 20,000 austin energy customers in texas are still without power after last week's devastating ice storm. as cleanup continues, the utility company backtracked on estimates. now they say in some parts of austin and surrounding cities, power may not be back until sunday. meantime rain, thunderstorms and strong winds are in th

a significant improvement but red areas show where outages are happening. thishow bad it was at the peak yesterday. look at all the red. more than 50,000 in alameda were in the dark. 80% of the lights are back on. that leaves 20% left to go. betty yu has more. >> reporter: the power outage pretty much left this oakland neighborhood in the dark. this safe way on red wood road remained open so shoppers could get groceries. with the power out anything needing largion of safe way. >> we don't have power and we are hungry. it's my friend's birthday so go >> i don't see you with any food. >> i got some jelly beans. all the frozen and cold items are locked up so we can't get those. >> reporter: they canceled brunch plans after losing power on sunday. at the height of the outage, more than 50,000 customers in oakland and alameda were affected. >> what was it like driving here with a lot of the lights out? >> i was really nervous. our friend drove us and he couldn't see the entrance because it was so dark. >> i noticed an empty parking lot. kind of reminded me of co

those in the red area, those in the red area, are facing grave danger of death if they are still in that area. those living in the orange area are at risk of severe injury, severe injury including skin burns and serious lung damage. >> reporter: the governor also saying that they had few good options here, but one thing that they could not allow if the trains had been allowed to explode on their own, they say the situation could have been much worse. the toxic plume would have been much bigger. and in addition, shrapnel would have spread over at least a mile. jason carroll, cnn, east palestine, ohio. >>> new twist in the double murder trial of alex murdaugh, disgraced former attorney accused of killing his wife and youngest son paul. the judge has allowed alleged financial crimes to be included in the trial setting up what prosecutors say is a possible motive for the murders. >> there is also a lot of discussion about a blue tarp when a care giver took the witness stand. he said he saw a tarp where a blue rain jacket was also found with apparent blood splatter on it. >> and what did it l

boyer ahmad, khuzestan network and in bushehr province, parts of fars province, west of isfahan, red areas, north khorasan, razavi khorasan and south khorasan provinces. the meteorological orange level has also been issued, there is a possibility of river water rising, flooding in local places and due to snowfall, disturbance in the adjustment of mountain roads, snow blizzard on the roads and thick fog, and for the altitude and mountain roads, we predict due to the rainy conditions, we ask our compatriots not to make unnecessary trips during this period , and if there is a need to travel, they must have winter equipment, especially winter equipment, especially wheel chains, and climbers, because there is a possibility of an avalanche . we are demanding to climb to the heights alborz and zagros will not be done for a while as another entity will gradually start its activity in the northwest and west of the country. snow and rain will start again in the provinces of ardabil, east azarbaijan, west azarbaijan, zanjan and poland. for tomorrow , we expect this activity to spread. the western par

in these red areas , on the coasts, we expect rain in the form of rain, in other areas, precipitationthe form of snow is expected. in other areas of makkah, it is snowing, the weather yellow level warning has been issued , there will be a possibility of disruption of mountain road traffic , there will be a snowstorm and the possibility of an avalanche. may the caspian sea also face this period the altitude is far from the coast towards the uterus. a marine warning has also been issued in this case. there is a possibility of damage to vessels. we request that marine activities be limited for the caspian sea. on friday , the rains have weakened in the northwest and west of our country , but still in the north the north-eastern side of the country is continuing for friday, mainly snowfall for the northern areas, rain and we predict that it should be mentioned that the temperature will drop significantly along with the rains. the east and east of the country is also stretched there is also the possibility of frost damage to agricultural products. agriculture is alert. in this case , there

those areas of red and orange indicating the heaviest of rain.easy part of this could be you if you're waing to hit the roads until a little bit later, this is what u're going to be dealing with will keep you updated on all of it. as >> right now, the kron, 4 morning news. the rain is coming back to the bay. we've got the starting in the north bay right now is going to be moving through the rest of the bay area. during the morning commute. we have team coverage starting right now on the kron. 4 morning news. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> happy monday to you. happy to join us on every 27 getting towards the end towards the end about a month. yep. starting the month of march strong. we've got a lot of winter weather heading our way. kind of piggybacking on what we saw over the weekend. we did the what ever punxsutawney phil. he saw he called for 6 more weeks of winter. and so did john. we were both right knee and that of it is going to be a wet start to the day for early risers who had been

a significant improvement earlier, but more red areas popped up where the outages are happening. you can see on the map, it is concentrated in the east oakland area. there are other big blotches as well in the oakland hills and down by san leandro street. this is how bad it was yesterday afternoon. more than 50,000 people in alameda county were in the dark . 80% of those lights are back on. but that leaves 30% left to go. >>> president biden made an unannounced visit to kyiv today announcing america's continued support for ukraine. he met with ukrainian president zelenskyy, a few days before the country marks one year since russia's invasion. mr. biden pledged another half $1 billion worth of equipment to help ukraine fend off russian air assaults. biden goes to pollen next to boost resolve in europe. ukraine is planning a spring counteroffensive and is asking the west for more heavier and longer range weapons. >>> on this presidents' day, people reflecting on the legacy of former president jimmy carter. he has entered home hospice care. americans of all political backgrounds are

that large red area showing the more than 10,000 homes and businesses still without power. this all started yesterday afternoon with a fire near the intersection of 50th avenue and coliseum way. at the peak of the outage, 54,000 customers were out of power and even cut off power to the oakland airport, causing security delays. >> the kiosk wasn't worsening, the people couldn't get their tickets or their boarding card. everyone was waiting. we were all just waiting. the conveyor belt wasn't working. >> about 6500 customers will be without power for another couple of hours. >>> okay, let's get to first alert meteorologist jessica burch . this was one of the nicest days we have had. >> if only it would last into the work week. is currently we are sitting in the 60s and 50s throughout the bay area. as we take a look at local towns around the bay area, we are expected to hit the 70s in santa rosa. 64 for our afternoon daytime high in san francisco. mild and warm across the board, but nice light winds. that will change as we head into tomorrow. we have a big storm sweeping its wa

there are about 50 cities that no one has built in the surrounding red areas, and the various cabinets of the zionist regime have many privileges for the residents of the settlements. areas considering that they are encouraged to stay in these settlements, the construction of settlements around ghazal is very dangerous. the zionists want to speed up the calculation of food . but it is as if the palestinian says that the settlement was built with the green light of the united states and the explanation of the us foreign minister said that a problem was declared because of the support of washington , he issued a construction permit without any worries. the context of the growth of bands they are popular with criminals and families, and we have provided them with bedding . they force them to leave their homes with violence. in other words, he tells them to shoot the palestinians and don't worry about the legal consequences. he announced that settlement construction will not provide security and legitimacy to the zionist regime, and netanyahu is directly responsible for putting the lives o

those in the red area, those in the red area are facing grave danger of death if they are still in thatg in the orange area are at risk of severe injury, severe injury including skin burns, and serious lung damage. >> reporter: wolf, this is why they needed people to evacuate the area, and once again, this was a controlled release simply because they did not want these trains to explode on their own. if they had, the situation would have been, as they say, catastrophic. you would have had shrapnel over a one mile area, in addition to an even larger plume of deadly, toxic smooth. >> jason, what are you hearing? how long could this community actually be affected by this? >> reporter: yeah, well, you know, you have the epa, they're out here. they are monitoring the air quality, and that's the question that a lot of folks are asking because, remember, they were telling folks you needed to get out of the area for the reasons the governor had outlined, and again, when you talk about the area of evacuation, this is an area that was one mile in one direction, two miles in another direction that

the red areas show where the out ages are still happening. they are concentrated in east oakland but there are some other big blotches as well up in the oakland hills and down by san leandro street. >> this is as bad as it was at the peak. that's when 50,000 were in the dark. 80% of those lights are back on but that leaves 20% more to go. betty yu has more from oakland. >> the power outage pretty much left this neighborhood in the dark. but the safeway remained open so shoppers could get some necessities. >> we don't have power and we're hungry. but it's my friend's birthday so i just got her some roses instead. >> i don't see you with any food. >> i just got some jelly beans. all the frozen and cold items are locked up so we couldn't even get those. >> reporter: they canceled their brunch plans after losing their power. at the height of the outage more than 50,000 people were affected. >> what was it like driving with all the lights out. >> it was a little nervous. we couldn't even see the entrance because it was so dark. >> i saw an empty p

point, and the settlements around gaza will be about 50 cities, nobody is built in the surrounding red areas, and the various cabinets of the zionist regime have many privileges for the settlers of the areas , so that they are encouraged to stay in these settlements . the construction of a settlement around ghazal is very dangerous. the zionists want to speed up the calculation of food. the people's livelihood, especially the agricultural sector, which provides the majority of their food basket , will be affected by the construction of the settlement, but the fars reporter says that the construction of the settlement was with the green light of the united states. the us secretary of state's easy guarantee was announced to the occupied jerusalem due to some support from washington, he issued a construction permit without any worries . netanyahu entrusted the settlers with a mission and made history. we have done it, but they are popular. they force the palestinians to leave their homes with violence and creation . they appropriate the palestinian lands . you are not harmed. i want the skull t

and when it comes to asylum seekers, red wall areas, asylum seekers, red wall areas, a housing civil times, as many asylum seekers per person as the south—east of england . why is south—east of england. why is that fair ? doesn't sound it to that fair? doesn't sound it to me. what about you ? we'll get me. what about you? we'll get into all of that. but first off, let's bring ourselves up to speed, shall we, with tonight's latest headlines with polly middlehurst . michelle, thank you middlehurst. michelle, thank you and good evening to you. well, within the last few minutes, you'll reflect on that breaking news that is just come to us at gb news that lancashire police have made a statement about the missing mum of two, nicola bully. they saying she had a history of significant issues with alcohol, which they say was brought on by her ongoing struggles with the menopause . struggles with the menopause. they also said officers attended her property on the 10th of january over a concern for welfare. they're not saying for whose welfare, but they are saying no one was arrested in relatio

phones just cut off the state historical museum, a series of various christmas trees, in fact, on red areay are educational, they are all sorts of quests, when , in addition to receiving a sweet gift at the end, you also have such a large educational in an entertaining form, but, nevertheless, an educational program, too , or one direction. what does it do how have changed change changed and change museums you can see how libraries change and become the same. centers of attraction for young people, i beg your pardon that such times you have to refute fakes to reach the minister. here is one of the latest what supposedly means that some stop-lists appeared - lists of writers of foreign agents who are forbidden whose books are forbidden to be issued in libraries. they even printed it out for me, because we ran into this. as there are people who cannot be agents simply because they no longer exist. they finish. yes, in general, as it were, i was very surprised by the list itself and by the confidence with which and most importantly, that, of course, i was very angry at the speed with which it

been accepted and also a number of church groups, obviously, the red cross and the red crescent are active in this area, obviously, the red crescent, so, donations are certainly accepted there. also a number of church groups, we've already heard and nonprofit organizations are working, they're going to be active here, so, there will be plenty of opportunities for giving and certainly u.s. state department is active, as is d.o.d., with certain assets, as well, so, this is -- this is going to be a big task and we need the public sector and the private sector to be act set. >> u.s. ambassador to turkey jeff flake, thank you for your time. >>> for more ways you can help, go to cnn.com/impact, where you will find links to multiple reputable organizations doing work on the ground in turkey and syria. >>> coming up, what can the u.s. military learn from the debris from that shotdown spy balloon belonging to china? officials in ohio are also about to release potentially deadly chemicals from a derailed train in order to avoid a massive explosion. stay with us. leverage. -excess cash flow. gold. the world is fu

at 9:00 a.m. of the meteorological organization, with the forecast of heavy snowfall from the red warning area​​chaharmahal and bakhtiari province, you know that an orange warning has also been issued for the neighboring provinces of chaharmahal and bakhtiari. today, the call to prayer of the real provinces

seven times as many asylum seekers being housed asylum seekers are being housed in wall areas compared to in redared to the affluent south—east. while this be attributed to this can be attributed to various labour on council's opfions various labour on council's options to take in more new arrivals , the data could prove arrivals, the data could prove salient in the coming general election battle in 2024, where concerns are rising, immigration may influence the result. well, joining us now is the mp for blackpool south, scott benton . blackpool south, scott benton. and scott , you can't get blackpool south, scott benton. and scott, you can't get more red wall than your seat there. so what is happening in blackpool ? do you see these blackpool? do you see these figures taking place in your state? good morning, esther and phil . absolutely. i'm afraid phil. absolutely. i'm afraid your figures very much better. the picture i see on the ground here in blackpool. so at the moment we have a proximately to 250 asylum seekers in one single hotel . well it not for me going hotel. well it not for me going

the red area, a blizzard warning, monday through wednesday, and closer to home we do have the chancethunderstorms tomorrow with that hail. we'll take a closer look at hour by hour in terms of the peak rain totals as we head through the middle part of the week and another chance of low snow levels ahead in the seven-day forecast. we'll look at that in about ten minutes. >>> travelers are told to stay away in the sierra due to hazardous snow and travel conditions. this was highway 50 heading into south lake tahoe. traffic right there, not a lot of traffic, but it was slow moving for sure. snowplows worked to clear those roads. meanwhile, traffic was being held on and off along parts i-80 due to multiple spinouts. chains are required on 50 and 80. and if you haven't already, download our free nbc bay area news app. you'll get access to our radar and customized weather alerts sent straight to your home. >>> a huge show of support for two street vendors. dozens of people showed up to what organizers called a food buyout. the goal was to raise money to let the vendors take a few days off t

that heavier rainfall pushes into the rest of the bay area too orange and red. you know what that means? the heavier stuff. and along with some stronger winds to after that, you'll see some pockets of sunshine, but some dark clouds in between those sunshiny spots and the potential of a few rolls of thunder in there, too. so we'll be keeping you updated. but keep a close eye on the radar today. winter weather advisories for our inland north bay and east bay mountain starting at 10:00am as that snowfall begins to pile up in our upper elevations, temps to warm for the rest of us. it's just going to be rain while doubling at 38 degrees. currently most of us back in the 40's petaluma at 42 in cloverdale. you're at 40 degrees. head north of cloverdale and that's where you'll start to see the snowfall. i'm talking all the details of it all morning long. so stay with us. raids on think even that it's been such an interesting past few days with the weather out there. >> our bay ridge right now, no major issues. that's great right now. 16 minutes, although we have seen so

this is along the coast in the redding area now as we wake up. it's not too severe. we are not dealing with thunderstorm activity but there are heavy pockets of rain. it's not going to pose flooding threats but this will make the road slick. it is important to note before you head out. slick roads and light winds for the most part. this rain system that sweeps through is bringing in a lot of issues for the morning commute. heavy pockets of rain tracking closer to concord. it is a lot lighter along the peninsula compared to what we were dealing with. current temperatures are in the upper 40s, lower 50s. that's the warmest it's been all week at this hour. at 7:00, it starts clearing. it stays more thick in the south bay. we'll talk about why that's happening, how long it's going to last and when next showers are expected to make their way in. we have rain throughout this weekend. >> there is a lot going on. >> chinese new year's parade. >> fans fest. >> it's going to be busy. a lot of people are expected in the city. it's kind of the case in our busier spots. we see le

red and yellow. that's that heavy line of showers that pushes through towards the 09:00am for and then into the bay area10:00am. and you can see the orange red and there that's that heavy burst of rainfall coming along with some really strong winds, too, by 11:00am. it's pushing into the south bay, the inland east bay, as well as in inland areas like solano county and on up towards the central valley will start to catch some breaks in between heavier pockets of rain. after that point. still see some sunshine, but keep an eye on the radar as well as those darker clouds on the horizon. those will be rolling over head of points this afternoon. they even hear a few rolls of thunder in there with some heavy rain and hail embedded in these systems. tomorrow morning. we're going to do it again. more rain for your morning commute. i know it's a broken record, but it's stuff that we need to see. so at least there's that winter weather advisories going into effect at 10:00am. this morning for the north bay and inland east bay mountains. yet another dose of snow for mission peak mount hamilton, mount diablo. so th

referring to the construction of 110 emergency accommodation camps in the earthquake affected areas, red crescent society said that more than 120 and 9 people of the earthquake victims found shelter , more than 40,000 tents were distributed among the earthquake victims, emergency accommodation of 129,000 earthquake victims in 110 camps of the province estrari, the latest statistics of red crescent relief aid to the earthquake-stricken area of ​​khoi city, since the 8th of bahman after the 5th and 9th earthquake of 10th magnitude , more than 40,000 tents along with 1,020 heating devices were distributed to the earthquake-affected people , as well as more than 160 rescuers. a thousand sheets of blankets and 120,000 food packages are being distributed during this period, support services are being done for them, now we have provided 390 tomans of motorized food items, in addition to the camps, we have distributed more than 25,000 tents . daily, 1,100 rescuers and rescuers of the red crescent society are helping in their earthquake-stricken area, nafise sohrabian . kunduz khabar news agency

it is values that current america needs to lean more towards in order to ship the country in the red areame is of course where president carter launched his political career first running for the senate and then running for governor here in georgia. eventually running for the white house at a time when he was relatively unknown political figure in the country. but going on to when the white house only serving one term at the time when he considered him to have the filled president when he was not able to be reelected. but he went on to defined what post presidential years are supposed to look. like saying that extremely active in acts of a charity and a launch in the carter center, which was responsible for overseeing democratic elections around the world. helping to cure. disease and helping to build houses for the homeless. among seven other classes live and legacy. card will be something that we will be discussing over the next several days as he entered this period of hospice care in his home. decision one's family said it was me directly with his medical. team the president 98 years

lake dealing with power outages pretty serious in the orange, very serious as you head into those red areas where we have 5,000 plus customers without electricity right now. so it's been real tough there near clearlake. the snow has been coming down. as a matter of fact, all slide the map here and show you right nearby. that's cloverdale michael thomas was just reporting live there. not too long ago we had the big snow falling and they're also dealing with power outages as well. in total. the bay area right now stands at about 15,000 customers without power will keep you updated as those numbers will likely change throughout the morning. daria john. >> well, james, just as you've been talking about, that weather is leaving quite the impact for our morning commute. it's a mixture of heavy rain and snowfall going to focus right now of some of those areas where it's coming down. the heaviest in this is right along i-80 corridor between toledo, fairfield on of tobaccoville. look at that blue. that's very, very heavy snow dropping down to the very western edge of the central valley. heavy rain i

those in the red area. are facing grave danger of death. ernor mike dewine and emergency officials have been weighing risks and say they were faced with no great choices. those living in the orange area or at risk of severe injury. severe injury, including skin burns and serious lung damage plan is now to blow a hole in the unstable tank cars, then drain the substance into a pit built specifically for a controlled burn. this allows us to control that operation and not have the car react and do it itself if we do it during the daytime that will allow the products to just keep moving up. into the atmosphere, the alternative, leaving the railcars to burn out, but that had officials concerned that each would explode with little warning, sending the metal from the tanker itself, flying through the air as shrapnel, the controlled burn expected to take 123 hours, air quality is being closely monitored. so far, the air monitoring has been we haven't detected any sustained readings that would be a health effect. i know that's a little bit surprising.

those in the red area. are facing grave danger of death. governor mike dewine and emergency officials have been weighing risks and say they were faced with no great choices those living in the orange area or at risk of severe injury. severe injury, including skin burns and serious lung damage plan is now to blow a hole in the unstable tank cars, then drain the substance into a pit built specifically for a controlled burn. this allows us to control that operation and not have the car react and do it itself if we do it during the daytime that will allow the products to just keep moving up. into the atmosphere, the alternative, leaving the railcars to burn out, but that had officials concerned that each would explode with little warning, sending the metal from the tanker itself, flying through the air as shrapnel, the controlled burn expected to take 123 hours, air quality is being closely monitored. so far, the air monitoring has been we haven't detected any sustained readings that would be a health effect. i know that's a little bit surprisin

here, not just for not coming, but also because of what they perceive as indifference to this rural red area by the biden administration and the federal government, even though, again, the epa chief has been here twice. they insist that the epa, the ntsb, other federal agencies were on the ground from day one, hours after this derailment happened, but it's not something that really resonates with residents are here who are, in fact, traumatized by what happened. they are still angry about what happened, and they're very concerned about the future of their town. we believe that secretary buttigieg is going to also be very critical of the rail company. he's released a number of statements in the previous days talking about the need for more rail safety and talking about the fact that there are several things that the rail companies could do right away that they have been blocking because they want to try and keep costs down. he points out that this rail company, norfolk southern earned $4 billion last year, and he's calling for things like safer railcars carrying these hazardous materials. he'

they have money being the plot from battery factories, manufacturing, in red areas, inflation reductions getting to those places. there's an actual story to be told about what the biden economy has looked like, and i don't think they have to -- there's always the sense in the last year, that they did not seem out of touch because inflation was high, and it's true, it's still high -- >> x came down. >> ex came down. i honestly don't think they had to look over their shoulder anymore. i think they could be very forthright about the economic record. >> there's a way in which the previous president was a nostalgia president, nostalgic for the 1950s, when people were -- women were in the kitchen and blacks had no civil rights. biden is also in nostalgia president. to your point, he's not faking. that he really does have in a lot of ways kind of a wistful nostalgia for the era in which she and -- sometimes in the worst way. he actually, and i think the other piece of it is that yet their member who biden is, and it's one of the reasons that he's been able to get these winds. biden is a white

in various military and civilian sectors, actions are being carried out in the civilian areas through the iranian red crescent so far, about 120 people have been sent to rescue and rescue with full equipment, and the armed forces played an influential role in this transfer, in addition to the transfer of the civilian sector and the red crescent in the area of ​​the armed forces , the requirements that the honorable minister the defense of turkey announced that so far a complete 56 field hospital has been transferred to the islamic republic of iran and the country of turkey and is stationed in iran and ready to provide services . abbas has a completely independent support. the house has a kitchen, a bathroom , and all facilities. they live completely independently. it is very important to make people independent from the hospital. the mobile hospital of the islamic republic of iran army is currently in the camp of the earthquake victims of the destroyed city of adiaman . it provides independent and specialized services in all medical departments . the operating room is equipped, there is a pharmacy, a

there will be about 50 cities, no one has been built in the surrounding areas of red, and the various cabinets of the zionist regime have given many privileges to the residents of the settlements to be encouraged to stay in these settlements . it is very dangerous for you to build settlements around ghazal. the zionists want make the food calculation faster, the friendship of the people, especially the agricultural sector, which provides the majority of their food basket, will be affected by settlement construction, fars reporter says that the settlement construction was with the green light of the us, easy guarantee, and the explanation of the us foreign minister to the occupied jerusalem was announced due to some from washington's support without any worries , netanyahu's issuance of construction permits to the settlers is a historic mission of hand-sewing the settlers in the west bank . forgive and force the palestinians to leave their homes. the settlers are now taking over the palestinian lands by force. you will not be harmed. if i want, the skull will do this. this land is not

instrumental operations have not been carried out. two very strong earthquake in areas of turkey and syria. teams from the iranian redt were sent to these areas to provide relief and rescue survivors from the rubble. they are now talking to one of the members of these teams. as you can see, they are in turkey and turkey, they are also in the government hospital of the city, they are providing services to the people of islamic iran , there was an earthquake, if anyone is alive , the region should start to recover from the situation in the region where are you, how is the situation, game, game, game the game is a game, unfortunately, many of the buildings have become big buildings. many of them were built with your son behind you . there is someone alive who warned the area . all the people who are from all over the world and places, the help of the iranian red crescent is very good news, if you give a second child or anyone else from this city , be successful and positive, we will still be with you , we will have bad relations, if my child came out alive from under the rubble, he will definitely try to help me directl

you see the areas in red, those areas still don't have power. everything was pretty much resolved unless you're the 8500 people without power pg. and e said that they're working frantically to restore it, but did tell him late last night more than likely you will not have power throughout the night and maybe not having that power for your coffee this morning. but they're doing as quickly as they possibly can. oakland international just fine this morning cannot blame pg and e for this. why that fire started in the first place. that is still under investigation. james, k will. thank you very much. >> well, power was restored to alameda sometime after 5 o'clock yesterday. alameda power officials say there was an issue with the pg e transmission line actually left the posey. lester two's is the only ways in and out of alameda for much of the afternoon. you can see cars piled up. they were trying to get over the park street bridge. many businesses that shut down for the days. they were unable to operate without power. others tried to work through tha

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and this analysis of home office has shown that red wall areas are housing times as many asylum per person—east. unfortunately like these confirm what we already knew that while the westminster bubble liberal elite talk down to people concerned immigration it's communities in the north that face the real life consequences .indeed face the real life consequences . indeed due to a lack of infrastructure, thousand asylum seekers have had to be housed in hotels to dismay of locals. with recent protests , liverpool and recent protests, liverpool and plans currently border drawn up by a new key residents in cornwall . but in an increasing cornwall. but in an increasing trend to shut valid concerns, the peaceful demonstration is now being condemned as racist and, bigoted by local politicians. so adam . brookes politicians. so adam. brookes this is absolutely telling to me the right wing communities who have to deal with this. of course, they do. it's not the posh committees. it's not the middle class communities. and then when they to protest then when they decide to protest about the fact that t

the bull's eye 14 million people, tornadoes likely, and some of these intense, and in fact, this area in redurnal tornadoes, which are twice as deadly and then we've got a thousand mile swath of severe weather, for 32 million people, from cleveland, all the way down to new orleans, for again, intense tornadoes. right down here, starkville, birmingham, hattiesville, ef2 or greater tornadoes. we are watching for that tomorrow rainfall amounts, 2-4 inches stretching from west virginia all the way down into parts of louisiana. and on the backside of that system, we're talking significant snow stretching completely from wisconsin, michigan, all the way into the great lakes, i should say the southwest, and the four corners area we're talking, in fact, parts of chicago may see, just to the north, may see some heavy snow as well. so we're going to be watching over the next 48 hours, guys >> there mr. roker, we will come back to you in a few moments. >>> meanwhile senator diane feinstein says she will not be running for reelection next year the 89-year-old from california is the oldest u.s. senator s

and this analysis of home office has shown that red wall areas are housing times as many asylum per person—east. unfortunately like these confirm what we already knew that while the westminster bubble liberal elite talk down to people concerned immigration it's communities in the north that face the real life consequences .indeed face the real life consequences . indeed due to a lack of infrastructure, thousand asylum seekers have had to be housed in hotels to dismay of locals. with recent protests , liverpool and recent protests, liverpool and plans currently border drawn up by a new key residents in cornwall . but in an increasing cornwall. but in an increasing trend to shut valid concerns, the peaceful demonstration is now being condemned as racist and, bigoted by local politicians. so adam . brookes politicians. so adam. brookes this is absolutely telling to me the right wing communities who have to deal with this. of course, they do. it's not the posh committees. it's not the middle class communities. and then when they to protest then when they decide to protest about the fact that t

than 120,000 food packages distributed 72 hours in terms of the population of the red crescent and people in the urban areas of iran, in our rural areas, in addition to the city itself, the city of firouraq. it is damaged by the earthquake and 72 important days from the earthquake, the main focus of the earthquake was around 17, the most damage and destruction was inflicted by the rescue and rescue services and fortunately with the efforts of the red crescent society, our loved ones in the armed forces of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, the basij jihadist groups and popular forces. who participated in the relief operation 5 the first year is better than the characteristics that the recent earthquake had , the synergistic interaction with the various government agencies , which is the full height of the government. face to face, they were closely informed about the problems of the people. i went to one of the most remote villages , the most affected village . he attended the government evening meeting and he reported that these proposals were informed to everyone that the proposal of qom mardane provi

nbc bay area's red cross society representative is joining us live from redwood city. we're talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars here. >> reporter: correct. good morning, marcus. we are just at the board of supervisors meeting. they'll vote on a resolution to help provide emergency housing for those farm workers who were displaced by last month's shooting in half moon bay. if passed, this is a resolution that would allocate $750,000 for emergency housing assistance for those workers, and it would also give the county permission to enter into a account of up to $1.5 million with someone to provide that emergency housing and emergency support through march 1st of next year. the $750,000 would come from the american rescue plan act. the rest of the money from outside donations. the displaced farm workers lived and worked at the mushroom farms in half moon bay where a man shot and killed seven people last month. there was an eighth person who was shot who fortunately survived. we spoke with the mayor of half moon bay, who tells us that all of the displaced farm w

people and so far more than 23 thousand tents have been distributed in the earthquake affected areas. red in 72 hours in the past, 50,000 bags of food are distributed daily by the marchers so that their hands don't hurt. may god bless you. thank you for your health. lunch will be cooked today. it will be transferred here. it will be distributed here. they raised the sleeves of mercy to help the earthquake victims. you are in the service of the dear people of khoi city. i thought it was our duty to be together and help them as much as we can. wherever we are in your problem, where did all the children come from? the second month should be given to them . badim hadi jabar of sada news agency sima of khoi city, mr. zarrabi, the respected expert of the meteorological organization, is with us. good morning, mr. zarrab. where are we currently raining and what is the condition of the earthquake-affected areas of your city ? courtesy of the viewers, be present in the form of snow in zarina kurdistan, sardasht, west azerbaijan, we have rain from birjand, reported from the base, as well as bam in k

equipment will be sent to the earthquake-affected areas of this country at the request of the neighboring country of turkey, hamid kameli sada and sima news agency red crescent relief base of the islamic republic of iran earthquake-affected areas in southern turkey, the number of earthquake victims in turkey has reached 19,400 people, unfortunately, more than 75,500 people have been injured by the earthquake in surah ham, the number of earthquake victims to about 4,000 people have arrived due to some us sanctions, the arrival of relief aid from different countries has faced problems, and today , after the first five days, this un aid arrived in the syrian regions. europe and america have warned that sending humanitarian aid to syria will be limited. iran has so far sent 6 shipments of humanitarian aid to the earthquake victims. the koran is the most unprecedented earthquake in the history of turkey in the earthquake-stricken areas of the south of this country. which will follow the pain and homelessness of the people of the region for many months . in ten southern provinces of turkey, wandering people count seconds and minutes many times to reach th

so your doctor see stands for poly ration, not perfect would be black, brown, grey, red or white areas, and many colors. that could also be a sign of skin cancer. d stands for diameter, everything which is bigger than half a centimeter could be a problem. and a mobile blemishes, that size or bigger should be checked out. e stands for is the pets elevated or evolving with then it's a risk symptom. so you should go and see your dermatologist and skin cancer is not always obvious, often does little no pain for quite a long time. check your skin once a month. it's easy with the a, b, c, d e rule. it's also important to check your children's skin for any changes, and have your partner or a friend take a look at your back to. to prevent skin cancer, avoid direct sunlight, especially around mid day. most skin cancers are of result of exposure to uv radiation. if you can't avoid the sun where sun protects of clothing and don't forget to slather on some high espia some screen a now for our fitness to try now. okay, they are dumb and demonstrates how to give yourself a massage with hello and wel

not perfect would be black, brown, grey, red or white areas, and many colors that could also be a sign of skin. cancer di stands for diameter. everything which is bigger than half a centimeter could be a problem and a moles or blemishes, that size or bigger should be checked out. e stands for, is the pets elevated or evolving with then it's a risk symptom. so you should go and see your dermatologist and skin cancer is not always obvious, often does little or no pain for quite a long time. check your skin once a month. it's easy with the a, b, c, v e rule. it's also important to check your children's skin for any changes, and have your partner or a friend take a look at your back to. to prevent skin cancer, avoid direct sunlight, especially around mid day. most skin cancers are a result of exposure to uv radiation. if you can't avoid the sun, where sun protects of clothing, and don't forget to slather on some high espy of sunscreen. a now for our fitness to try now. okay, they are dumb and demonstrates how to give yourself a massage with hello and welcome. today. if you need a phone rob

on the roofs of some houses , good measures were also taken in the area last year, and food items were provided by the red crescent community in remote areas. and head and has been sent action for relief and distribution items for its allocation and allocation for those remote areas and areas where communication roads have not yet been reopened. sample question: we are at your service . you had more than 700 flights to me and you . the huge amount of snow is outside the cities and villages, the drifting office of the tv news agency of kohrang city, chaharmahal and bakhtiari province, the meteorological organization predicted that for the next two days, due to the stability of the population , we will witness an increase in air pollution in the metropolis, as well as the air temperature. in most areas the country will increase with the end of the rains in our country for the next day, we have a calm atmosphere in the country. the trend of increasing pollutants in industrial cities and metropolises is expected to continue for the next day. in the east and southeast of our country , strong winds sometimes bl

but the areas in dark red are controlled by turkey and its local allies. those green areas. and herejihadi rebels hold sway in idlib province, the area worst affected by the disaster. they are sworn enemies of the syrian state. today president assad was in aleppo visiting survivors, blaming the west for the lack of aid. aleppo is where his forces and their russian backers conducted a brutal siege forfour years until the last rebels left in 2016. many of those fighters went here to idlib, one of the last rebel strongholds. there is no effective government here. it's left to volunteer groups like the white helmets to search for survivors, here rescuing two girls injandaris, close to the turkish border. this whole area is dominated byjihadi groups. the syrian government says it can't allow aid to reach them. the whole un aid effort into edge lid is reliant on one border crossing, bab al—hawa, which is right in the middle of the zone and it is damaged are not viable for large—scale aid efforts. syria and russia kind of like it that way. the whole strategy in t