robin? >> robin: to first morning rush hour with congestion pricing.hicles entering manhattan's busiest areas now have to pay a hefty toll. other cities also considering doing this. phil tate from our new york station wabc, joins us with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, robin. congestion pricing is in effect as the tolling program has debuted here in our city. people entering the district will be charged. i want you to take a live look at the vans ticketing drivers. they have been staring at drivers for quite sometime. there was a battle to get the tolling program up and running. its purpose, to reduce traffic in the packed city, and help restore infrastructure to mass transit. opponents of congestion pricing say it's another money grab. drivers in most passenger cars will pay $9 during peak hours to enter manhattan south of central park. for off hours the toll will be $2.25, seven days a week. while congestion pricing is a reality, there are still several lawsuits on the table trying to block congestion pricing, as president-elect

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. >> robin: extreme wildfire threat. crews bracing for parts of california to have winds up to 100 miles per hour. and breaking overnight, a deadly 7.1 magnitude earthquake rocking tibet. >> george: gma exclusive. the oldest daughter of ruby franke tells her story for the first time. >> sometimes i'll see myself in the mirror and say, oh my gosh, i look like her, or i sound like her, but i don't want to be anything like her. >> george: detailing the abuse she says her mother inflicted during her childhood, plus the new allegations about her mother's relationship with jodi hildebrand. >> george: security raised to the highest level in new orleans as we learn new details on the new orleans terror attack. never before seen images of the devices allegedly placed by the suspect. >> michael: taken for a ride. >> why is this happening to me on a monday? >> michael: a passenger in a self-driving waymo taxi caught in a malfunctioning car. >> this car is just going in circles. >> michael: how he got out. >> robin: and having a bal

robin? >> robin: ian, thank you. now the new federal lawsuit that accuses capital one of deliberately underpaying interest to millions of customers. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here. got those details? good morning. >> rebecca: absolutely. good morning, guys. nice to see you. you probably know their ad campaign that ends with the question, what's in your wallet? well, the government says millions of capital one customers should have a lot more in their wallets. the consumer federal protection bureau alleges capital one cheated its customers out of $2 billion in interest by creating two nearly identically named savings accounts. 360 savings and 360 performance savings. the difference, that performance savings account offered interest rates 14 times higher than the other one. the government accuses capital one of misleading customers about the higher interest performance account and even banning employees from telling existing customers about it so they could have switched and made more interest.

robin? >> robin: gotta stay ready.'s turn to ginger with how long this latest wind event will pose danger. >> ginger: the short answer by friday it is so much better. we've got a long time before then. the bulk of it comes the last 36 hours. let me take you through the timing. i should emphasize this is not the same as last week. it's a different setup, different type of event. the geography is slightly different, the direction is more east/northeast versus north. that's gonna play a big factor in who is most at risk. you saw that fire break out. along the 101, santa clarita valley, santa monica mountains. you can see back to the san fernando. san gabriels as well. in this region, up the i 5 could expect rare fire conditions. this morning there will be a peak and again tomorrow morning. a little lull between the two. not constant wind, but when they come, they push 60, 70 mile per hour gusts. that makes fire behavior explosive. this is not something that happens all that often. that's why they're putting that red flag

robin, let's go. >> robin: what a team over there. jamie oliver is back.led simply jamie. he's showing one recipe that will feed you all week long. you said this is the gift that keeps on giving. starts with a poached chicken? >> as i said, every saturday i literally make my life easy. this may sound weird to my american friends, but i don't know what i'm going to do with it. i take a chicken. i put it in a pot. i take carrots, celery. >> robin: very simple. >> i take onion, bit of garlic and herbs. i cover it with water. i just let it poach for an hour and a half. right? why would i cook something i don't know what i'm going to do with? that's life. i have some stuff going on, and then i can make a little broth and meat. it's that tender, succulent meat and a veg and stock that i can turn into a myriad of beautiful dishes over the course of the week. >> robin: you're talking about the fact that broth is something. not just the chicken. >> got meat, veg, broth. in the book i give you the mothership recipes then show you ten other things to do with it. this

robin hustled her and turned her over to the police, waiting outside. as soon as robin had started to take her out, a man who had been sitting next to her rose and started to shout. i came up behind him and locked my arms in his and dragged him out into the aisle. so i. thompson caught the other arm and we took him out the front door and turned him again over to the police. many television cameras were outside. i then returned to my post in the sanctuary. this was june 18th. president and mrs. carter were in class and at church. fred gray asked the president to give an impromptu few highlights of the story of joseph. he did so, and it was given in soft as modest tones, but fully and most interesting, only done one. it was through fred. greg jokingly said, we will now rise and be dismissed, explaining that the president had so perfectly covered all the points of the lesson. irene, for two, sat behind the carters in church and said that amy tugged at her tooth during the service. when she pulled it out. she crawled over two or three people and handed it t

and that's always a mistake. >> robin. these are good things. i hope that people listen to this and they can find out more on storyline resumes. thank you for joining us. >> you're so welcome. thank you for having me. >> all right. still to come. bottlerock is about bringing sexy back. the lineup for the napa music festival has officially been released, and it might just have you crying a river of excitement. the headliners that will be sure to rock your body. next on the nine plus kitchen nightmares returns on fox tuesdays. and to celebrate, you have the chance to transform your own kitchen just like gordon ramsay does on the show. enter the kitchen nightmares. screams to dreams sweepstakes for your shot at winning an incredible 20 piece hexclad cookware and serving set, this ultimate prize pack has everything you need cookware, chef's knives, mixing bowls, and more to make your culinary dreams a reality. watch kitchen nightmares tuesdays at 8:00 on ktvu fox two and visit ktvu.com/contest to en now. for the dangerous santa ana winds to come bac

right on cue, a robin comes to see what we're up to. the robin has come just to see us. just here.ast year, 100,000 children spotted 135,000 birds. and scientists are calling on all those eagle eyes to help them once again. maths can be a daunting and confusing subject for many schoolchildren and adults. now, an artist from bristol believes he may have found a solution for those struggling with numbers by transforming them into colours. maths is not everyone's favourite subject, but one artist's idea of transforming numbers into multi—colour art could help to change that. i decided to count the main colours that we had. i counted white, black, brown, pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple. i was like, that's a base ten counting system. it takes it away from maths being something that is just something that we need to learn to answer a question. this language of maths unlocks doors to education. to have an understanding of maths is really important. so how does this visual method work, brooke? this pink circle represents the number three. this expanding balloon of orange, wh

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robin has been personally touched by the palisades fire. her late grandparents' home is in the neighborhood that burned to the ground and where the hydrants ran down. >> you just grow up thinking that they are always full of water and ready to go. and that wasn't the case in la. it makes you wonder how prepared they are here. >> reporter: it is a question that has become relative and the answers could be different for a small scale fire or the kind of widespread disaster california is now going through. >>> as we have been showing you, the damage is tremendous. coming up, what this means for california's already strained insurance industry. >>> also, cbs is partnering with the red cross to support those impacted by this disaster. if you want to help, visit redcross.org/cbs. call 1-800-red cross or text the number on your screen. are you 50 or older? well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospit

i want to bring in real estate agent robin wolpert, who's based in pacific palisades.and she's been helping people find housing. robin, i know this has been such an incredibly difficult time for your entire community. and then now you're dealing with this. i mean, what? walk us through what you're seeing from these leasers who are flouting laws as people are just trying to look to put a roof over their head. yeah. >> thanks. >> it's it's it's it's disheartening, to say the least, especially at a time like this when our friends and family and clients and our kids, classmates, everyone is, is without resources and and homes. >> and it's, uh, it's it's an unkind thing we're dealing with right now. >> really? >> so, robin, what are the challenges at hand as you work with people who are are looking for housing? i know also the simply the home prices for people who may be thinking maybe i'll buy a different house have also apparently gone through the roof. >> uh, so i, i haven't focused so much on price increases for sale, but our inventory was already scarce before the fire

robin knows this helping hand goes both ways. turning neighbors into friends. . >> wonderful.i really do. >> reporter: and joe and sharon know there's no better friend. >> it's nice to be able to spend time with her. i did think about throwing snowballs at her, but i didn't do it. >> our thanks for that report. >>> president joe biden has a new title. great-grandfather. the first lady shared the news and this photo taken at a los angeles hospital introducing the world to their new great grandson. william is the son of the bidens' granddaughter naomi and the grandson of hunter biden. >> reporter: coming up, craig melvin is in washington, d.c. with jimmy carter's funeral and president biden's eulogy. >>> here's al roker with a look at what else is ahead. >> this morning on the third hour of "today", a superstar duo. jamie foxx and cameron diaz, live. that's not a mistake. plus, products to give your skin a booster in these winter months, and the hottest new books to read this month as well. all that coming up this morning all that coming up this morning on the third hour of dupi

robin propper squeezed in a second after half—time before substitute danilo swept in the third.t's the first old firm victory for rangers manager philippe clement, and celtic�*s first loss of the domestic season. real madrid head coach carlo ancelotti has refused to deny his club are trying to sign trent alexander—arnold from liverpool. we understand the spanish side had made an approach — which liverpool pushed back on. spanish media also reported real are willing to buy the england international this month — but ancelotti wouldn't be drawn on the situation. it is very difficult to talk about it in this context. we will see. that is all i can say, we will see. we have so many games injanuary and that is all we are focused on right now and that is all there is. talking about market is not easy for me at the moment. tennis and poland are on course for a second successive appearance in the final of the united cup. they've reached the final four of the tournament — after beating great britain in the quarter finals. hubert hurkatch got them off to a winning start — beating billy har

reports of fire hydrants running out of water in los angeles has raised the concerns of many like robin estrada who wonders if the same could happen in her own san jose neighborhood. >> i know this neighborhood was built in 1980, so who's to say how updated it is or if there's things you need to do if it works. >> reporter: the water supplied to hydrants comes from numerous sources depending on where you live in the bay area, it could be municipal or private water retailer supplies pumped from the ground or stored in tanks on hilltops and gravity said down to the city. san francisco fire captain, justin said most systems were not designed to handle the kind of widespread disaster that hit los angeles. >> if you and all your neighbors turned on your faucets all at once, you are going to lose water pressure, this is happening on a neighborhood scale, neighborhood to neighborhood so we are seeing a depletion of water in those areas. there's only so much water we can hold and reserve, there's never going to be a tank enough to address the level of devastation we see out of los angeles this

that one's all right robin and luther are always making up parts. >> that's what you do. and so they sit on the concert. you know how it is. speakers are there. they're listening back to the music. she took his babies. >> he took him a minute. >> david bowie's back there with the engineer, and they're playing the tracks back. it's. >> all right. she wants the young american and david, he's playing young americans just to to hear it. >> and luther leans over to me and he says, robin, what do you think of this young american, young american? >> she wants a young american and david, unbeknownst to me, was sitting at the board behind me with a guy named carl who was the engineer. and he said, i love that. >> what a breath of fresh air. i mean, it had just such a fantastic voice that i asked him if he wanted to kind of join in the session and start doing the backing vocals. so what? >> you want the younger brother john king badawi, young american, what, y'all got married? >> they went in there and started singing the young americans. david bowie was blown away. he's like, you'

and me, robin and carlos just holding him. just. just holding him. just like. is crazy all right, all right. >> o jesus will be. waiting for me. >> i think i was just too full at luther's. service to. i can't tell you who else did what or what or it was just overwhelming for me. brazil me john avlon. >> russell, are you coming up alive? >> i thought it was real. being asked to speak. we will all miss him. but as has been said, and probably will be said over and over again, his legacy will live on forever. it was something that had to be done. we got through it. i love all of bahamas is the greatest power of them. >> all. love. them. honor the power. >> that day of his funeral was so beautiful. everybody sang. we got up and sang. stevie was singing alicia keys. everybody. freddie jackson, everybody was there. and we made it a celebration. and so greatest power. >> is going on. i'm gonna love everybody has something that they're supposed to do in this life. >> my uncle had a job to do while he was here, and he did it. he fulfilled his obligation to this earth. yo

punchline comedy club is down the street from us and opened in 1978 and has been a stop for stars like robins rock, dave chappelle and month more. that's it for cbs news bay area at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts now. >>> a live look at downtown san jose where a growing number of buildings are sitting empty. there's a new snapshot how working from home is impacting silicon valley years after the pandemic. >>> plus oakland's new city council has a lot on their plate as they meet for the first time. >> i would love to be coming into government at a time of abundance, but we ultimate know this is a time of truly terrifying scarcity. >>> mayor london breed is saying farewell, the warm sundayoff in the tenderloin as her time in office comes to an end. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >>> we begin with a new year and a sobering new snapshot of the office market in the south bay. it is the new normal, quiet streets in san jose in what's supposed to be a bustling downtown and now the latest report from joint venture

i'm throughout here is have migration policies, the cool people in robin. she's, she's people, them push people out for as long as you build the system based on a whole still a teen. you will always have people that are beautiful, not hiding from it. if you have a system built on, on this, i'm being that they are all refugees in the world that will need to sink century and all country. and if you have a system bill or respect, dignity and human rights, then people will come into the system and you can manage that system of safety. i want to make sure i got a statistic that you gave us right at the top of your 1st answer correctly. you said 3 quarters of the people entering through these assign them crossings actually get some kind of asylum from the british government. is that, did i hear that right? precisely. yeah. it's between 2 sides and 3 quarters. it fluctuates depending on the number of decisions in the system, but between 22 thirds and 3 quarters of people that process the end to the assign them system going to receive a form of of leave so we know

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but also veterans robin was to find the way out for them and not to leave them expose to further because vision and further the army that as well. i know position politician maria carina machado has been for 8 hours after she was detained during the protest. she was addressing a riley in the capital a day before the integration of president elect. nicolai's mother to the opposition says her convoy was violently intercepted by security forces. it was the 1st time she appeared in public off to 5 months in hiding demonstrate to say july's election was riggs, they believe and wound up. gonzalez will not vote. as i tell you and be clear about this. here. here i'm to venezuela has already decided then this way is free 3. g as always the other sondra around p a. t a is monitoring developments from neighboring colombia. it's unclear exactly. it's cool that james heard of it was security forces of the initial on government or a groups of armed civilians known as a collect debo. this us force to fail my number of the deals before being relieved that we know that she is now fine. and she said that

yes, robin. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. the kidnaping of denise hutchins nearly ten years ago made national headlines. police falsely accusing her and her boyfriend of a copycat hoax styled after the thriller gone girl. but new evidence now has authorities believing the perpetrator preyed upon many more victims. >> there's no question in my mind that you failed this test and you failed it miserably. you know where she is? i don't know where she is. >> it was the true crime saga. so shocking. it immediately drew parallels to a blockbuster hollywood thriller. >> i feel like i am some character in this crime drama. i'm like in a movie. >> a young woman kidnaped, gone missing. her boyfriend. suspect number one, until she is miraculously found alive two days later. >> this morning, a shocking twist denise huskins found safe in huntington beach, a bizarre kidnaping case that looked like a real life gone girl. >> the movie gone girl is about a woman who fakes her own kidnaping meticulously. >> stage your crime scene with just enou

roger: of course, robin williams came several times during film festivals. john c. reilly., and it's not very large. joe: as the world changes, the theater is adapting too. there are plans to expand the building with bigger dressing rooms and even another screen. roger: and we want to add on and we want to renovate and we wanna make it so it'll be here for future generations. joe: in the era of streaming, this is a place where memories are shared. roger: to be in the same room, to listen to other people laugh, make you laugh, you laugh with people. you can cry with people. joe: if rhoten had his way. roger: her name is trixie. joe: it would remain 1934 within the doors of this historic theater. roger: i'm sort of a traditionalist. i guess i probably wouldn't change anything. joe: well, thanks for joining me here on nbc bay area for this edition of "fog city stories." i'm joe rosato jr., urging you to climb a hill and see the world. struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1 and you can help take control of

thanks, robin. tomorrow, daniel lurie will be sworn as the new mayor of san francisco. >> vicki and i will have special coverage of his inauguration beginning at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. mayor london breed was in our studio this afternoon for her last official interview as mayor with kron 4 we asked are if she feels like there's any unfinished business she's leaving behind. and here's what she had to say. >> so much feels unfinished. but here's the thing. it's always going to feel that way. there's always going to be something we can do better as a city. so, you know, mayors, they come and go and ultimately the decisions we make have a lasting impact in. i think there's always going to be a feeling of being unfinished. but my hope is that those types of things will get finished. but as soon as they get finishes on to the next thing, they'll be something else to do. but that's what makes san francisco great city. we're always looking for the possibility of making something better. >> mayor breed

it opened back in 1978, has been a stop for stars like robin williams, ellen degeneres, chris rock, dave chappelle and many more. well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 430 with anne makovec. i'll see you back here at five. have a great afternoon. [mellow music plays] you took my job so you could give it back to me. yes. that's what i've been trying to tell you. as ceo of the company, i'll have full access. i'll be able to get to carter. i'll wear him down. i'll convince him that what he did was wrong and get him to put you back in the right position

all right, robin, more help for los angeles. more than 70 mexican firefighters and humanitarian workers touched down at l.a. airport today to join the fight on the ground. they also brought food and supply donations with them. they'll join the 14,000 national guard members, firefighters and officers already in l.a. nbc bay area's jamar lopez reports from lax. we just spoke to gavin newsom. we had a lot of questions. will the community had a lot of questions, especially the latino community. but i want to show you what's going on right now, because this is the mexican military. they have arrived here. and look at them. they're bringing whatever they could bring to help out the families here that have been affected by these fires. we also have the firefighters on the other side. i was able to talk to one of them. he told me that he found out that he was coming yesterday. he was really excited for me. siento muy contento y pues estamos aqui es un placer poder apoyar a todos nuestros paisanos y también al pais vecino. well you just

so robin fold laptop, you've got good lloyd, just in the house and i was talking about the external just there. it's judy from all the team here. thanks for your time. at your company, the the latest news, most people here because they absolutely they work for the states are the same. so i'm no country on us as a sanctioned longer than 3 of us. and there's a conviction to ask, but that's not right with detailed coverage, with energy infrastructure being the chief target to the extent of the damage, has to be getting progressively worse from the house of the story. this road blocks me. i know for sure the boundary that separates the quiz, austic send the bumper. 60 people on both sides say crossing it is extremely dangerous. the when i was looking at c, i a torture programs. i was looking at front companies that have been set up to facilitate them. and for me that was really a interesting allegory for state power. sometimes we present in exhibitions and, and we have the reviewers that said, this is evidence. this is right to our to yeah. and then the people that we confronted was saying,

talk about robin, but it's all true. look at the numbers, they speak for themselves. and it's very clear that the west underestimated latimer boots and, and the importers of the russian market for europe. and the colonies says, only a quarter of western companies actually left the country. and russia is in strapped for cash either. it's actually helping out others by launching a financial support fund for investment projects in africa in 2025. so the 2 know, $2000000000.00 minimum, which brings us to the next points. all these it says m c or longer and actually push slusher to become better by expanding. and so that define is friendships with all the partners around the world who are very eager to do business with moscow and reshape a global power dynamics. something was became crystal clear from russia, a host of the 16th brick summit. the the, the west basically pushed suassa and the global south into each other's arms. and they are now focused on building a union reflecting the new reality of a multi paula world, which doesn't mix business with politics, something

well james robin a is a presidential historians, lawyer and palm thompson hines, business litigation practice group. i asked him why he expected to do what he expected to happen when trump k comes into office. i think he's, he's going to do one of 2 things. he's either going to have a blanket pardon for all of them, or they're going to look at certain people who could be pardoned. and some who cannot. i mean, some of those who are convicted were, you know, guilty of violence against police officers. and those people i think, may not be included, but it's hard to tell it he, he hasn't really set for sure which way he go. but it's going to be one of those 2 ways and, and frankly it, it goes back to jimmy carter who just passed away on his 1st day in office, pardon all of the people who are the bait at the draft during the vietnam war. so that was a blanket pardon and it was within his hour just as it is within trump's power to pardon these people. and what is the benefit to president trump of doing this is the 2nd to the presidency, has nothing to to lose or perhaps to gary? yeah, ther

robin, the same day within minutes of each other. kron four's. lindsey ford spoke with the business owner and joins us in the newsroom now with more lindsay. >> yeah, the robberies happened around 3 monday morning. their owner rushed psaki owns a total of 4 gas stations in oakland. he says all of them have been robbed 5 to 6 times each within the last year and with the 2 recent robberies, he says he doesn't know if you can make it as a business owner in oakland. >> surveillance footage from grand gas station in oakland shows an employee plating as a group of masked men pry open the door and jump over the counter. then then empty the trash cans and fill it with secrets off the back. shell is the owner. a rush soucie says he was disturbed watching footage and says police didn't show up. >> and boys calling 9-1-1 thing, the phone above polls showing you know, sis. >> this just ruthless and at field. 24 7 down the road. robbers smashed their way into the storefront and take off with a trash can full of cigarettes call the police. you would think the

robin more inventory, more housing on the market that will stir things up. because right now, if a house goes on the market in your neighborhood, you'll probably see 15 to 20 offers that artificially makes the price higher, and that makes buyers nervous about what they do next after they don't become one of the top buyers. so if we get more inventory, that would be the key. the good news today, the national association of realtors say they predict more houses will come onto the market cause buyers are starting to loosen up a bit and say, we are sitting on so much profit, it's time to move. okay. and so for people out there hunting right now, right, going into the going into we talked about how sellers just want to sit on that juicy interest rate they have and are reluctant to move on. what about the people out there in the housingarket? is it going to be another tough year for them? it's likely to be a tough year because there are still people sitting on those low interest rates. but the national association says a combination of a lot of baby boomers out th

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violated the you these, these rules run away above in my post above, in my unit, but i'll be a lot robin and up on the front lines and seeing the attrition rate as they are is something that is contributed to pay the significant role in the collapse of ukrainian morale. we heard of course, that me not the office of you as all unit saying that due to the situation the front lives is awful. which stretch seen and partially due to the misadventure that had skis, misadventure that i was greeted with some of you credit and best, those called bass efficient units with 2 units. we simply erased in the me scribe, the, the reports of the said in special forces into the trenches, something the use, special forces, which i use the trade and cost a forward you simply on specialized did simply are meant for, for the boy you have now that you can uh you do you credit in ministry coming out and confirmed we would yes indeed, the sending specialists from the air force that is ground crews technicians, which again take a lot of time and a lot of money to trade. best cited exec him for the infantry. that

host: martha, would you like to respond to robin's point? guest: i disagree with robin.nk that we are stronger when we represent -- when our government represents all of us. a representative democracy is important for the fact that -- we need women, we need black leaders. we need latino leaders. our representative democracy speaks for all of the people and not just white men. and frankly, i think that is something that is important for the health of our country, that our leaders reflect our communities. as a state legislature and congress, we should have people running from the communities that are representative of the neighborhood where they live. to me, i think that extends to positions of power across our society and across our economy. i would like to see more racial diversity. more women in power. i just fundamentally believe that people have really good ideas, based on the lives they have lived. and those good ideas deserve to be heard in the public square, both in politics and the economy and society across the board in civic life. i think that that is where we a

host: martha, would you like to respond to robin's point? guest: i disagree with robin.nk that we are stronger when we represent -- when our government represents all of us. a representative democracy is important for the fact that -- we need women, we need black leaders. we need latino leaders. our representative democracy speaks for all of the people and not just white men. and frankly, i think that is something that is important for the health of our country, that our leaders reflect our communities. as a state legislature and congress, we should have people running from the communities that are representative of the neighborhood where they live. to me, i think that extends to positions of power across our society and across our economy. i would like to see more racial diversity. more women in power. i just fundamentally believe that people have really good ideas, based on the lives they have lived. and those good ideas deserve to be heard in the public square, both in politics and the economy and society across the board in civic life. i think that that is where we a

houses that any time cooled. collab. soviets talking about home that has of housings tones of the robin here for the war. there were was roughly around 124000 residents leaving here. but now just the few families they got back here and most of them just pop their the shortest ads. so on december 8. so when you stay in the city center around may a square or the batch of square, you'll see that there is a sense of normalcy. but once you start to drive a couple of miles away out of the center, damascus. then what you see is just destruction, destruction and more destruction. so you come to less of the destruction, you're going to use the hotel, you go to do my, you got to do that. these are the neighborhoods that we're hosting. more than a 1000000 people. and they have been cost of bones level down by the tags by the baby is crafts not only by the redeems class, had to cope this battle bombs but by russian. it won't documents, and of course they diminish as if we're back by rand news as well. yeah. so now you can easily say that almost as high as population. they have left the edge this ar

robin propper squeezed in a second after half—time before substitute danilo swept in the third.s the first old firm victory for rangers manager philippe clement, and celtic�*s first loss of the domestic season. here are the rest of todays results — third placed aberdeen lost two one to ross county who are third placed aberdeen lost 2—1 to ross county who are tenth in the league. bottom side stjohnstone picked up a point against hibernian, and the dundee derby is just underway. you can get all the details on the bbc sport website and app. real madrid head coach carlo ancelotti has refused to deny his club are trying to sign trent alexander—arnold from liverpool. we understand the spanish side had made an approach — which liverpool pushed back on. spanish media also reported real are willing to buy the england international this month — but ancelotti wouldn't be drawn on the situation. translation: it is very difficult to talk about it in this _ context, we will see. that is all i can say. we will see. we have so many games injanuary and that is all we are focussed on now. that is

so robin and the reminder of on top stories, palestinians in guns are all freezing to death. the temperatures permits the winter . people scrambling for food and heavy right. and that tends to now flooding many have be left with the wet to state. police in new york city of new orleans have killed the suspect. the bolt of the call running attack will follow the side of the suspect j. they picked up the truck into a crowd at the french pull to killing 10 people and injuring such and fight. cspi is investigating the attacks now as effects of terrace and thousands of people gather. been serious compliments to celebrate the media. just weeks after the full of a sudden racing and exclusive interview with the new foreign minister, he tells out there that he wants to see sylvia becomes stable and secure thousands of refugees from sit down. i'll still streaming into the neighboring country of chad, the you and says nearly a 1000000 refugees of federal batteries in del, full, since the conflict began bold and one and a half years ago. but while those refuge in china that isn't enough f

so robin watching, obviously are like my headquarters here in the also coming up syrians using any means possible to search for missing loved ones up to the full of the us on the right here, you can see what is the meaning of this present. and even here, are there people who put a post is on printers with details of their loved ones. that perhaps maybe somebody would find some closure of about drugs, a pickup truck into a crowd on a popular street to the us city of new orleans coming at least 10 people. the the dresser launch has multiple prototypes on the ukranian capital early on. new york state killing several pete. the book in just bag of life has become increasing the barrels of palestinians living in garza, babies of freezing to death as temperature is pleasant for winter, while an entire population buckled starvation. many people have little to reach the scrambling prescript food and heavy rain. there's also there where to stay tended comes housing hundreds of thousands of forcibly displaced palestinians, a flooding of the days of bad weather. the un agency for publicity refugees

but also veterans robin was to find the way out for them and not to leave them expose to further because vision and further the army smell. for decades there is a certain family maintained a tight grip on 11 on wielding influence of its politics and shaping its alliances . but last month, every gene. so just in days of to cease fi ended, israel's war on it's ally has block. this seismic shift threatens to reshape the french on balance of power in the region, leaving both nations facing uncertain future. i'll just say it was on the hush. it has more if it rains in damascus, lebanese opened their own brightness, saying, reflected reality live in on has live with for decades. its face is often tied to the policy goes, forms forming across the board, and see of you now with the collapse of the shuttle assets region. just the days of the ceasefire ended, as well as were on his beloved lebanon stands at the cost of syria. so 11 on a very important a strategic um a you know, a younger brother. and so for itself, a role, they've got an answer for b, since security and 11 on given the defense in