the minister of education said schools will be shut down today and probably tomorrow in the south end of the call. and now we added a beta with and other a cities a to, to the list tests for those are canceling some on the city of patients to get ready to receive a fresh casualties. we are hearing that more airlines are consuming flights from and, and to beta. and so it's we start to look like in all 4 in the making mama try to do that. thank you very much. back from a box seats as history and the american university. and very rude and he gave me his assessment of the latest is rarely a tax on live in a as well. it is clear that this varies are trying to push the envelope by forcing says, well, uh, uh, to uh, to analysis, defeat a new way. the test system actually started to bomb on the largest scale in many of the villages which extend beyond the circle of border villages would, would was by this time. and this is why technically i think that the so called exodus of that. and how is it all sorts of and on will remind everyone what does that state? and i think that says, well, i given

a fresh wave of heavy strikes is why you, these strikes targeted towns in the south end of the call region a while ago. and you know, the past 24 hours where the bloody, the death stall is still at the increase as the been. he's a health minister indicated that earlier today is that count that told count that for one day yesterday, he's already here half of the number of casualties in 33 days of the 2006 for between has been lost and is filed at thousands of refugees are still arriving from the 1000 pounds of families. i've spent there that night in their cars on, on the roads yesterday. it's or the feels like a war in the country. every aspect feels like a war and i'm hearing a lot at this from people. the they, they feel that we are already into the war and the, you know, every aspect of life is reminding them of the mood back in 2006. right? so, so when world lead us, when, when everyone turns rise and says, let's try to stop district escalating into old. i was found people there. i think, well, it's already started. that's exactly. that's, that's the general feeling. i mean, you know t

the fire broke out on the south end of clearlake.ns near highway 53 and dam road. the fire is not only burning close to home, but building near the community college, facebook users would show large plumes of smoke rising behind the walmart. helicopters have been dropping water and flames dropping fire retardant to drop out the flames. the fire has burned about 76 acres and 10% contained. >>> well the san francisco democratic party has opened a new campaign headquarters ahead of the election. the organization held a soft launch today for their new space. it is allocated on market and fifth streets. that's the location of the former nordstrom rack. the new headquarters has more than 40,000 square feet of space. organizers say they have room with more than a thousand volunteers. >> we have been selling out sort to speak and we have had people specifically coming in this space. but in this space, we'll be able to have hundreds of people. so we are excited to increase our capacity for phone banking. >> the democratic party will be hostin

it's is launching new ways of air strikes on the south end of and on and end of the call. and this use tension is it very much felt in bear with them throughout the country. there are serious feels that the war could expand into a region and conflict. now in silence, that's the deputies, mama try to in favor. thank you so much. rescue is rising to low type potential. survive is often wrinkled. brian full, i'm least severe flooding and much slides in central japan over the weekend. at least 7 people have been killed off the heavy rains the river on the not to a financial outburst, its bank sweeping away, himes and forcing residence to flee to safety. thousands of hundreds of without power. the region is still recovering from the powerful it's quite in january that killed at least 236 people doing with sonya laska in tokyo gave me an update on the situation. yes. um they really received uh the amount of rain uh, in 3 hours that they usually trusted in a month. so it's been really an unprecedented situation there. and fortunately now the weather is at least uh, looking benefi

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least three times a week supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin can be found here at the south end rowing club taking a dip in the bay before heading off to city hall. >> only the bold swim in the cold. >> reporter: it's a practice that for aaron has become more than a routine or exercise, but part of his being. >> it's just a profound connection with the environment that i mean we have parks and we've got golden gate park, but we also have this incredible bay which is for most people a postcard, but you can actually interact with that postcard. >> reporter: his three decades of swimming is one of few traits that transcends aaron's time in city hall. >> i'll try anything once. that was 32 years ago. i'll go down there, hang a left, swim down to the flag and depending on the tides that's about a 20 minute swim and then i'm in the right zone all day long. >> reporter: each time he steps in the water he finds a source of strength and healing in his own journey recovering from a struggle with alcohol. >> it's just a moment where you can separate yourself. i think some people do meditat

but everyone in southern they would say in the south end of the call that i witnessed several explosions. yeah, i was in the funeral in just behind us in the entire here entire. and there was an explosion. everybody foster, this is a sonic boom. and which is common here and then we. busy thought that there's a car that exploded behind the building where we off and then single thing and see though it's a little bit of tax on another being another building just on the other side. and we had that, that is that all the 3rd, the talk in the explosion and fire and then messages started circulating. it was every wedding, maybe the southern sub and the fear of the, in the inside. in a recent the, we had of a couple of explosions in, in the because also we understood that there was several controlled explosions. whether been the security forces a, what able to do some controlled explosions, whether the in, in the copies and beta. so this is the 2nd way, the fast way that it was yesterday with the pages of fact today was the walkie talkie a tax and according to the security source, it was made wal

that i understand it may seem to be a serious doubts as to the reason for going on restoring the south end. we own believe that this is the indent drink of the hostages from just you and i. and therefore we should stop it as soon as possible and bring back to us that this, this is the main objective that i think should be set forth. i want to ask you about something that the current prime minister benjamin netanyahu. what he said today, he issued a message directly to the people of iran. we're going to play a clip of that. and then i wanna ask you another question. take a list when one is finally free and that moment will come a lot sooner than people think. everything will be different. are 2 ancient peoples, the jewish people, and the persian people will finally be at peace. our 2 countries is really wrong, won't be a piece. i want to ask you prime minister if that's in yahoo message there. that the regime in tell you wrong is the next target after hezbollah in lebanon. is that where you are headed? look, this is the ultimate expression of arrogance. there is a to, i'm familiar with that

have it on more ways of as really strikes on the bundle and for the 4th day enroll target at the south end of the call region last night. and this morning now we've been receiving reports of all it's cause of a casualties and we're waiting for updates from the health ministry. but we know so far that at least $600.00 people were killed in his really strikes since monday, including at least 50 children. now, yesterday, the strikes hits you regions in the country, at least one air strike was recorded in mice, or on north of bellwood and another strike and usual and south of bade with both the towns are inhabited by she, uh, and, and cushion communities. and, you know, the message appears to be, that is why would keep pushing and chasing how's the oprah does no matter where they are all over depend on. and here's the law in return has claimed at least 2 attacks on northern israel, near hi fi this morning. emily multiple countries are quoting for a see far between israel and has spelled out what is p is randy, government being se small benjamin pregnant kind of stuff as well as prime minister

and the fire is burning on the south end of clearlake. west of highway 53.y 53 and dam road. cal fire says they're tackling this fire by air and ground. doing water drops and planes have

welcome both our respective efforts aiming at establishing a diplomatic solutions. elevating the south end of the city and people in line with the security council resolutions and today thing and maintaining the territorial integrity of syria. we also discussed the crisis in the so the and then the efforts made by youtube and cooperation with other key players in order to establish have a ceasefire to establish an diplomatic solution. and for us, we also discussed the situation in the attic on hold somebody a with the territorial integrity of so malia must be maintained against, all right, so i see it today that we look forward to those continue to maintain the kind of as we caught and then we did today and in hoping that the pending issue is between the relevant countries of these and be, it is all over the, at the, at least the way to by we old can work hand in hand, corporate maximize our co police and, and, and that's what it is also that he's into the best interests of all the people to conclude extend once again, all the tanks application to is an excellent see it present the again,

least three times a week supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin can be found here at the south endowing club taking a dip in the bay before heading off to city hall. >> only the bold swim in the cold. >> reporter: it's a practice that for aaron has become more than an exercise or routine, but a part of his being. >> it's a profound connection with the environment that i mean we have parks and we've got golden gate park, but well also have this incredible bay which is for most people a postcard, but you can actually interact with that postcard postcard. >> reporter: his three decades of swimming transcends his time in city hall. >> i've been there, hung a left, swim down to that flag, swim back. depending on the tides, that's about a 20 minute swim and then i'm just in the right zone all day long. >> reporter: each time he steps in the water he finds a source of strength and healing in his own journey recovering from a struggle with alcohol. >> it's just a moment where you can separate yourself. i think some people do meditation and some of us swim in the bay. it's been really impor

steven and also has recently, i tried to a huge number of viewers in the global south end, especially in africa. so to what extent would you say people's rights to take part in on networks that social media activities are being infringed? find mess up. i always seem to have lost connection wouldn't say again, i missed the another late. they've got to ask that question to you is up when it comes to people's rights to take pods and endangered with our channel through social media. do thing meta is infringed upon those rights? it or you know, the african continent has been substitute for an alternative sources of news on out of, to just game that you know, the right time in fucking, it will be way i come from the news of out of the opening their headquarters in they will be, was highly, well come by. the majority of that can population and base oddity, you know, that i sent to the visual network. but typically is challenging. one of the biggest powers that, you know, claimed to be a superpower. so definitely the, i'm going to expect that to be the coming oddity in that will be on an abso

now we have of course the been using the south end of the car and they with southern solve that who decided to leave the houses after receiving the warnings from. there's really all i mean because their houses or the buildings were going to be thought to get to . and also there is a 1000000 and have seen the ends in 11 on who had to leave the places of the space that because that all of the refugees, whether they're living in houses or living in open areas in jobs on in schools. they also have to leave because they are seeking refuge. there's also another couple of hundreds of thousands of follow simians in camps some of these guns such as the bushes. but actually camp is adjacent to a wood solid install that actually is inside maybe something. so and it said jason's to have a talk happen. the kid has will last. secretary joe said customer for like a few days ago. so all these people putting into the street self, they were the streets of the capital and 2 other areas that i'm living on. many of those are going to show are being taken to disclose. some of these people are just sleeping in fo

well, this is the 1st time that we see mass displacement of these readings from the north or the south end, as well as being smuggled on the toyota piece. at least this time around. we had a stablish and a balance of thought or with these are it is because it should every instance, it's all people, meaning the menus are being pushed to the north of left and on. and is there any state where there are but this time as well? i was able to establish some sort of a banners to start or reduce drivers, forcing tens of thousands of or is there any store so, so the nature of that complex is also changing, even though it's remains to be one of the aggression that has taken place. over the years on no few patients that have village and until to patients as they can in that day. so they have also continues to be the case in front of site. and as we know, there's a synergy between the 2 houses. they were a senior political analyst, mironda shar, thank you very much. i a how does the sr is a defense and intelligence research? are you specialize in all think, cyber, you're joining us now from luxembourg.

i was there visiting my colleagues in the south end in the beirut area just before the summer.ey were trying to help as many as possible of the 90,000 people displaced by the israeli attacks that is in retaliation of the rockets going indiscriminately into israel. so already at that point, 90,000 people were displaced. the collapse of the lebanese economy puts political paralysis in this country, makes humanitarian work very difficult. and now it is impossible, because we are bombed left and right, and north and south all the time, including in the beqaa valley which is filled to the brim with syrian refugees that are now being displaced again by the israeli aerial campaign in the northern beqaa valley, so these people are now streaming into beirut and other places where there is no room for the civilian population. now, you say the situation is unsustainable. you describe a desperate situation there. what do you see as happening next, and what do you hope will happen next, briefly, if you will? well either we get a cease—fire, which would be the only sensible thing, and that i

the south end. is there any try and strikes killed at least 5 palestinians into boss and the 2nd week of a major military assaults and the occupied with back to palestine. rid crisen society says a teenager was also shows at close range and kids to house organizations. it's begun backs and i think children against polio, and con eunice in southern kansas. pilots, extending its campaign and central guns at the w. h. o is aiming to immunize $640000.00 children aged in younger, over a month, which on his precedence, his relations with african nations, are at the best period in history. choosing, paying has officially opened a form and facing pledging billions of dollars to advocate for the next 3 years. around con has more $50000000000.00, an investment and an elevation of africa. china relations. chinese president, a g. jim ping kicked off the african summit invasion with a declaration of a new era, meaning with its future growth in mind. i propose that bilateral relations between china and all that f

now he said and made it very clear that he will not stop fighting until the war in the south end.t happened in recent weeks, it became very clear that because of obstacles put by both sides, hamas and prime minister netanyahu, but mainly prime minister netanyahu who seemed to be not very keen to have a hostage deal, who put the integrity of his coalition in the highest priority, caring more for the coalition than for the lives of the hostages, the situation is israel is stuck with the war in the south that doesn't end because there's no cease-fire and in the north, because it doesn't end. what happened was the prime minister netanyahu, after not being able to achieve the two goals in the south, two goals of the war, to free hostages and to dismantle hamas, he added a new goal for the war to make sure that the refugees go back to live in their homes in the communities in the north. the only way to force, according to that belief, to force hezbollah to hold their fire and withdraw back to the river in a safe zone is by force. the problem with all of this, the covert actions, the bom

cal athletics is offering a two for $40 ticket deal in the south end zone. at promotion ends on this wednesday morning. >> well, coming up in sports, the injury woes continue for the 49ers. today's update from head coach kyle shanahan. >> and tonight on the 11:00 news, a six figure solution to a noise problem surrounding pickleball courts and the south ba i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser perm

. >> at least 3 times a week, supervisor and mayoral candidate peskin can be found here at the south end rowing club taking a dip before heading off to city hall. >> only the bold swim in the cold. >> it's a practice that for aaron became more than a routine. more than an exercise. but a part of his being. >> it is just a profound connection with the environment that, i mean, we have parks and we've got gold know gate park but also have this incredible bay which is for most people a post card. but you can actually interact with that post card. >> his 3 decades of swimming is one of few traits that transcend's his time in city hall. >> i'll try anything once and hang a left and down to that flag. swim back and depending on the tides, that's about a 20 minute swim and then i'm just in the right zone all day long. >> each time he streps in the water he finds a source of healing and recovery from his time with alcohol. >> it is a moment you can separate yourself. i think some people do immediatication and some of us swim in the bay and it is really important in my own personal journey of rec

she's a thin plastic girl, my normal c though the law and what i see only in the south end, they've conflict. a lot of those go not law say that the for the real model. see of, you know, the ma'am indeed many, it was the openings to modern agriculture have understood that it's and it's easy to, to scare people. it's easy to and to use fear as a strong, an emotional driver for it, and changing policy and for influencing policy. sometimes it's in the interest of the industry groups to do the ass, of course, because it keeps them at work brings in money for them as well. so i think we should look at this from both sides. we sometimes have visits from them. recently they invaded this building and they have done so before and threw me in your and threatening classroom stuff. hospice but okay, that's part of the game. i suppose. we do not. we, you know, when we fight against, when we fights, he gets when we try and dialogue with people that we don't have the same weapons. i sometimes have the feeling that and we have bows and arrows and they have different bonds. as soon as there's an end, your gr

. >> what may be a bit harder to figure out is how two men from the south ended up doing it togetherrnia town. their restaurant draws big crowds every weekend. we don't know what to expect when those doors open, so it's just like you step out on faith. >> you put everything in there and you wait to see the reaction and see what happens. but every weekend, 15 minutes till that line starts to work its way down the corner. >> this is a&m barbecue in sebastopol, california, owned by chris austin, the a and marvin mckenzie the m. >> so a&m barbecue is a texas style barbecue restaurant, and we serve pretty much everything that you would find on the texas menu, from brisket to spare ribs to tri-tip we do before we do oxtail, we do pretty much everything from ribs that need no sauce. that's one okay. no sauce to the cornbread made with honey and fresh corn. >> a&m is the reflection of chris and marvin southern roots. chris grew up in mississippi and marvin in kentucky. >> kentucky was my life and all. we did family get togethers. that's what it was all about. cooking, cooking. >> when marvin

and also south end of the bay where those upper 80s will be replaced with about 84 in san jose, 86 santaosa. the accuweather seven day forecast. much cooler for your sunday. we're bringing in a chance of showers, a few sprinkles, maybe even a rumble of thunder towards monday. look at the temperatures. we don't really recover until the end of the week, and there's an added chance of showers mid week on wednesday. so you're going to have to bring out maybe the heavier coat and watch out to. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. i came to bayview hunter's point, contact your volvo where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco.

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south lebanon ends with the defeat of the army of the occupying regime. the zionists are forced to retreat, the arab resistance takes back lebanon. now, although 32 years have passed since the assassination of seyed abbas mousavi and its results for the occupiers, it is as if the zionists are a historical memory. they don't have it , says cnn analyst peter bergman. he writes in a report under the pretext of the assassination of martyr seyed hassan nasrallah: israel must learn from history and know that such attacks are not successful in paralyzing hezbollah's opinion groups. in 2008, israel eliminated hezbollah's military leader imad mughniyeh in damascus, syria, but the group grew more powerful in the following years. the increase in power, as interpreted by the new york times, in the field of manpower and system equipment. it shows itself well in the report of this american analytical website , the estimates of the us central intelligence agency show that hezbollah has 100,000 active military personnel . in this report, it is also mentioned that hezboll

feeling like summer inland and then upper 70s around the bay to about 80 in fremont, mid 80s north and south endf the bay. while we're comfortable in san francisco and oakland, here's your coolest day where highs will just be in the low 80s with 60s downtown and looking at those mid 70s. so this is a real cooldown for the bay shore and even upper 70s for you in the south bay. doesn't last though. notice into wednesday we're looking at little change, but that heat from the central valley begins to push a little bit further westward. and then by the time we get to thursday and friday, it's more warm weather and more 90s returning, but it doesn't look like it will be too extreme this time. 93 in concord. so that's about four degrees cooler. 82 there, i should say in fremont, looking at mid 80s. san rafael 87, santa rosa 86 for you in san jose with 76. in san mateo, the accuweather seven day forecast. so the relief arrives today holding steady sunday, a mild to warm day on monday. cool and breezy. tuesday wednesday and looking at some slightly warmer weather at the end hey there, it's time for an al

and anyway, then he helped on speeches on vietnam, a great speech that he made in cape town south end in south. but anyway, and when bobby wouldn't run for the in 1968, eugene mccarthy go up to new hampshire and challenge lyndon johnson and -- went up there, help him. and it was some ways it was one of the happiest campaigns because the kids were amazing. they came from all over america, they worked 24 hours a day. they cut their beards, the boys cut, their long hair, the girls wore long dresses, and they went to every single democratic home in new hampshire and simply it was a hawkish state. so they didn't only talk about the war, they talked with people and listened to them. they said, don't you want this chaos end? because there was so much trouble in. the streets at that point about the in vietnam and mccarthy scored, 42%, which was enormous. they didn't think that would happen. and then too many weeks later, lyndon johnson withdrew the race. and more importantly. he said he was going to negotiate peace with vietnam and he was stopping the bombing and for a few days it was it was

this is kind of down towards the south end. looks like mission peak looking across kind of towards the far right of your screen would be pacifica way up there, or san bruno and the fog kind of working its way over the hill. so there's fog not in the south bay, but there is fog still in san francisco and parts of oakland. the fog will come back in earnest tonight, but warmer tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow are going to get back into the 80s. it's going to be a big warm up, but we'll see some mid 80s and upper 80s. so it will be warmer. and then friday ends up being pretty warm. get back into the low 90s and then we cool off a little bit again as we go into the weekend. so it's an interesting pattern, good pattern for us. here's the fog right now. and you can kind of see where it lives. and it's all along the coast. stinson beach is fogged in. no breaks today. pacifica got a little bit of a break. you can see that. and then fog all the way down to pescadero and into santa cruz, where even on the west side of town, they're getting

least three times a week supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin can be found here at the south ending club taking a dip in the bay before heading off to city hall. >> only the bold swim in the cold. >> reporter: a practice for that aaron has become more than a routine. more than an exercise. but a part of his being. >> is just a profound connection with the environment that i mean, we have parks and we've got golden gate park but we also have this just -- incredible bay which is for most people, a postcard. but you can actually interact with that postcard. >> reporter: his three decadesof swimming transcends aaron's time in city hall. >> i'll try anything once. i was 32 years ago. hop in there. hang a left. swim all the way down to the flag. swim back. and, you know, depending on the tides, that's about a 20 minute swim and then i'm just in the right zone all day long. >> reporter: each time he steps in the water, he finds a source of strength and healing. and his own journey recovering from a struggle with alcohol. >> it's just a moment where you can separate yourself and i mean i

these attacks were everywhere uh installed and they would say in the south end of the call personally, as you said, that with the several explosions. yeah, i was in the funeral and just behind us in the entire here entire and there was an explosion. everybody foster, this is a sonic boom and which is common here. and. busy we find out that there's a car that's exploded behind the building where we off. and then similar tennessee though, it's a little bit of tax on another building, another building just on the side. and we had that. that is, that all the 3rd, the talk in the explosion and fire and then message it started circulating. it was every wedding, it was southern sub and the funeral the in the inside in recently we had of a couple of explosions in, in the because also we understood that there were several controlled explosions. whether beneath security forces, uh, what able to do some controlled explosions. uh whether the in, in the shop is and beta. so this is the 2nd way, the 1st day that it was yesterday with the pages of fact today was the walkie talkie a tax and according

south have come here for few days of recreation so that the events in the south will end by the resistancemany refugees now, of course, there are not refugees. they have traveled here, these are our people who have come here temporarily, and with the help of god, they will return with the flags of victory. we are standing. i myself will embrace anyone. i say to say, don't worry, we are strong, and with god's help, we will defeat israel and its supporters inside and outside the country. we are definitely supporting the resistance, even if anything happens to us. people should open the doors of their homes and welcome their brothers from every region. we should all share our bread with each other and with god's help we will be proud of the sayet and the fighters of the resistance and the spelled blood of the murders of the south. with the help of god and with the presence of sad hasan, we will be victorious. concerning the fronts, the support front and the developments in lebanon, it is clear. everyone that the israeli enemy has gone for escalation on the lebanese front, also taking the same

damaged in the global south is the fact that it's given this outright support for the israeli side, so these race policies, these racist approaches from the israelis, i think in the end they're not doing very good, they're not serving israel very well, we saw how south africa for example, took the israelis to the international court of justice, and along with that, the americans are being dragged along with the israeli side, so that is, i think in the longer term, it's going to be very damaging for both, both for the israelis and for the americans who, as i said, are trying to compete with the chinese. particularly for the global south, so there are strategic geopolitical dimensions attached, but the israeli uh arrogance or the israeli belief in them being above all other peoples, i think this has been prevailent for quite some time, and by the way, the leader of has spoken at length on this issue in more than one speech about how the israelis dehumanize other peoples, but that is that is being exposed so blatantly in this day of age and in the end i think that it's going to contribute to a further deterioration of israel. okay, thanks for that. let me go to sydney a

are still ongoing and the security cooperation is still ongoing at this hour. houses are is on the south end reporting from jordan. thank you very much. i. this is really our strikes of killed 14 people in north western syria. according to syrian state media, the attacks targeted a scientific research center and defense. the bar trees in and around the city of must be off. several people have been injured. some of them are reported to be in critical condition as cost as a, in a folder covering this from the roots. and what, what more do you know about this, or kind of what can you tell us where a serious state media is describing these strikes as the most expensive in years, syria is blaming as well for these overnight strikes that target has multiple locations in to governor and since central syria, our tools and come up among the targets, like you mentioned the must have a scientific and research center. it's not the 1st time that the center has been hit in recent years now as well does not usually comment on individual strikes, but it has acknowledged carrying outs, hundreds of strikes an

now in court on murder charges, the suspect's nine mile long dangerous drive through the south bay ended with a mother and son dead. good afternoon. thanks for joining us, i'm kristen z. let's begin with the first court appearance for that wrong-way driver accused in a deadly crash. investigators say the driver was under the influence when he raced down highway 85 last week. the santa clara county district attorney's office says duncan mark mcquarrie was driving southbound in the northbound lanes for nine miles, swerving through all the lanes and topping speeds of 100mph. he slammed into a tesla, killing 47 year old rebecca olson and her 14 year old son, charlie olson. prosecutors are sharing new details about what happened just before the collision. one witness reported seeing mcquarrie parked in the center divide. they say he walked into the road, standing with his arms up for several minutes before getting back into his car and driving the wrong way again to imagine the senselessness of this crime. >> the recklessness of it, and the tremendously horrible impact that it's had on this f

south. and an end to v, to pause in house by the 5 permanent members. i think ukraine's president below them is lensky is in the us to present the so called victory plan to presidential biden, vice president commer harris. the republican candidate, donald trump, began his trip with a visit to an ammunition factory in pennsylvania, but he's thankful it is for producing artillery shells vital for the fight against russia. and then steve will also attend the united nations general assembly. in the early i offer to me, tell us that on most of from can college london bought this so called victory plan actually contains as we really don't know the details. one to has tons, finding the media or just some very general points about getting security guarantees from nato and western countries. the restore force about economic support allowing me further incursions within uh inside russian territory and being allowed to, to operate inside russian territory. i think what is really interesting, once we know our bit more of the details, is how you know how the landsca

and then we have yankeetown, which is on the south end of the county that it's in the corner of the whittling. could you river and it's a coastal community and it's mostly residential every one of these locations in the last three years or in the last year for this will be the third storm we are still dealing with homes that have not been repaired from a daily only to get hit by debbie again and then have to go back through that whole process. and then here we come again. so it's a, it's a, it's an economic, this is going to be a pretty big economical disaster for this portion of the state of florida. >> and john what are your biggest fears as helene approaches, you'll county and is set to make landfall later today yeah. >> my biggest fear i'm we're looking at we're looking at are most likely arrival of the tropical storm-force winds. but there'll be surge pushing internet that surge is going to the tides were already dealing with an astronomical high tide cycle this week anyways, so our todd has been running about the last one. look that was about 2.9 feet above normal high tides so that you

the people of the south have come here for few days of recreation, so that the events in the south will end by the resistance forces and the people will return to their homes with all respect. we are the sunnies of lebanon, but support the hezballah resistance movement. no matter what the enemies do, we will be strong. do not think that they can frighten us, on the contrary. these are our people who have come here temporarily and with the help of god they will return with the flags of victory. we are standing. i myself will embrace anyone. i say to syd, don't worry, we are strong, and with god's help we will defeat israel and its supporters inside and outside the country. all share our bread with each other, and with god's help, we will be proud of the sayat and the finders of the resistance and the spelled blood of the murders of the south, with the help of god and with the presence of sad hassan, we will be victorious. concerning the fronts, the support front and the developments in lebanon, it is clear everyone that the israeli enemy has gone for escalation on the lebanese front. also ta

also, a fight that started at an illegal sideshow in the south bay ends in gunfire. the arrests made by san jose police and helping move the bay area forward. unfortunate circumstances brought the chp and a youth football team together. how the officers are now helping those young athletes. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm audrey asistio and i'm raj mathai. as the heat is on this week, firefighters on the peninsula have a new tool to help detect when a fire, a wildfire breaks out. the device uses ai to determine what's burning and where. it's something that firefighters in the south and east bay are already using. nbc's ian cull has the details. 50 of these new n5 sensors have been installed throughout the peninsula to alert fire agencies if a wildfire sparks. firefighters expect they'll be especially useful in the so-called wildland urban interface, where cities and towns meet the dry landscape. we don't want to wait until it's fully developed, a large plume of smoke when people actually notice it. we want to get it beforehand. this is on

flipped on their head in this second scenario the driest weather would end up being to the north—west of the uk, and instead towards the southd windy weather moving in. so there's a lot of uncertainty. don't be surprised if the forecast changes then over the next few days. live from washington, this is bbc news. protests erupt in israel to demand a ceasefire in gaza and hostage deal. today i decided to come, like most people here, because we have had enough. it comes as we learn more about the six hostages whose bodies were recovered from southern gaza. and exit polls from eastern germany suggest the far—right afd party could win a state election for the first time, though it's unlikely they'll be able to form a government. hello, i'm carl nasman.

also, a fight that started at an illegal sideshow in the south bay ends in gunfire. arrests made by san jose police and helping move the bay area forward. unfortunate circumstances brought the chp and a youth football team together. how the officers are now helping those young athletes. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm audrey asistio and i'm raj mathai. as the heat is on this week, firefighters on the peninsula have a new tool to help detect when a fire, a wildfire breaks out. the device uses ai to determine what's burning and where. it's something that firefighters in the south and east bay are already using. nbc's ian cull has the details. 50 of these new n5 sensors have been installed throughout the peninsula to alert fire agencies if a wildfire sparks. firefighters expect they'll

the people of the south have come here for few days of recreation, so that the events in the south will end i myself will embrace. anyone, i say to say, don't worry, we are strong, and with god's help we will defeat israel and its supporters inside and outside the country. we are definitely supporting the resistance, even if anything happens to us, all people should open the doors of their homes and welcome their brothers from every region. we should all share our bread with each other, and with god's help, we will be proud of the sayet and the fighters of the resistance and the spell. lot of the murders of the south, with the help of god and with the presence of sad hasan we will be victorious. welcome back as we continue our live coverage of the recent escalations in the southern lebanese border, the escalation of tensions between hazballah and lebanon. to continue our discussion uh we joined by mr. hashimi who is our colleague from the west asia desk uh mr. in your opinion will israel actually launch a ground invasion? this is something we've been hearing a lot about. is this only uh a p

and i think that until this active phase of the conflict in the south ends, in which ukraine and russia are involved, then there will be no change in this policy, and from the positive and earthly to belarus is in full swing harvesting, right next to the independence palace there is a whole apple orchard, quince is growing, belarusian lemon, the harvest of the famous presidential watermelons has arrived, wow, we went to the fields to assess the scale. do you hear what, it will be sweet, very. a unique technology for the belarusian climate was developed at one time by myacheslav stepura on behalf of the first. we really did not collude, such thematic bows turned out intuitively. this year, more than ever, it is very good with watermelons, the variety must be selected, organic ingredients must be added fertilizers, mineral fertilizers combined with organic matter, we apply about 60 tons per hectare, organic matter plus mineral matter is 90, 60-120, here plus magnesium, 60 is a must, why, because watermelon is a magnesium-loving crop, if you violated it somewhere, everything will be... in

realized that if sir if the whole thing is revealed, it will affect those 2,500 jobs down on the south endthe county a reality that's impossible to ignore. >> what do you think about the future >> in november, even as the future looks bright, now, i why do you say that optimistic because the surface transforming a one industry town no more. >> are you adding solar capital of the world on the sign? >> know, we should, we, should, we got to wait and see what happened? the story still remains and such incredible story. and then you think about how people, yet how people are voting that may surprise some. but you have been now to several states. you've talked to so many interesting character years and there's been so many counterintuitive takes between the reality and they're both ways. what stood out to you the most. >> one thing i think people forget about too often is everyone we talked to every income quartile wherever they're from is going through a coming out of a profoundly disruptive and traumatic time in the pandemic, a lot of people mentioned it not a top, but they eventually got the