upset who strikes to play 5 is running fight to judge in the city upon you in a spot in the south of district. we know that to now, to palestinians, what killed off to a group of civilians was targeted by these very true in that southern city, in the south of district. at the same time, we need to remind you was that the vast majority of gauze was population is track here in the symbol. so that positive cause that means that strikes usually claims to live. so it shows as a policy and leading to a very so ring rates of casualties among children. i wasn't in particular, but also we're getting reports from our sources on the ground at the north of the strip. that's a group of civil games also was targeted feed every mountain neighborhood, which the 5 britain neighborhoods, what time city is used to left a number of casualties. in fact reports it and we are waiting for further update as we are closely monitoring what's going on. the, you know, with our sources that in the, know the consul district. okay. thank you very much. shit. so i, i've also, i'm sure you'll be saying across those like to st

transparency of the is when it claims regarding the also the allowing for civilians to move to the south of district. we don't really so that's the situation in the north has been very crucial in the past few hours. move as strikes took place in the cause of 16. you know that people have been so hot killed and one of the latest attacks on a chrome, a neighborhood which is in the know that pods was going to see to the situation day by day. that could be much more gram i'm. it's a very simple to, to ration over human it, terry and conditions that is definitely a compelling by the sense that is by the attacks that have no source of respond to the ground, the re thought it so. so what are the options for people, particularly in the north? i mean leave and then get shots like this. mind that you were just telling us about, or then you stay in the north and starve to death because we hear from you, monetary and organizations. but there is no age that's going into the north, whatsoever with my understanding is that people in the north of gauze and strip have run out some options that are even run out of me

we have been touring between these areas in the south of district where the following report shows these kinds of crisis in the southern garza for families who have lost everything. in southern guns, a desperate search for safety has driven displaced families to take refuge at the most own imaginable places. schools one simple education and hope now stand as crumbling schultz, as for thousands, with the town of on mostly on the relentless bombardment and simple guns over crowded. these families have no what else to to do you an estimate that 70 percent of the people in guns will have been forced from the hopes this just said landscape was once filled with the life till the children would if you choose bright and by the promise of education. now this destroyed school is a free dial century for the 8 families struggling to save only the ongoing for the move. i was displaced from eastern come eunice, i didn't find any place for my family except this destroyed school. life is quite difficult with surrounded by rubble, mosquitoes and we struggled to cope with cold was a fast. these schools ar

rates as that is why the army so effectively also the rates in, in a rough i city and the far south of district this operation has been distraught to be limited by. it has been an ongoing for more than 6 months so far. what rough last cities, especially it's milestone, i've completely vanished and. busy would not be easily reconstructed again, due to the very widest tale destruction being made by these bodies minutes were specially on the percentage on course the entire philadelphia cordial and what so called expansion of the populace. owned by the study occupation forces, tara capitalism joining us the from central gauze at darrow bala. money thanks. tag is still a head hit on out. is there a united nations report on gender violence highlights the most dangerous place for women, the on counting the cost, the us dollars has been on the roll, the white, and should the rest of the world be worried for some days on the pressure to choose between the american and european economic models, which should it have to plus point into things. yes, middle class is shrinking counting the cost on i will just

john's serve examiner with inductive ration of the rescue in the south of district. so apparently the entire gauze is stripped from the north to south, has been on the very relenting, unrelenting is really a tax especially that we have been hearing sporadic shooting of this into an area coming from news iraq for 50 come, specifically the western possible also from the eastern areas of a range, it's very growing, longstanding concerns among palestinians about the very developing situation of the north of the strep regarding the 1st bull eviction of families from the north thoughts kansas city. where these but only has been assuming residents to move southwest, not return back that to the north of the territory. and the have been deliberately setting fire to if activation centers and sort of what houses and site evacuation centers that were a housing the latest age, delivered disability in the dark as we say age, and the lack of it reaching garza is again in the spotlights. remind us of the consequences at the right level of a failing to reach those a need. well, genera

palestinians have been killed in this way new strikes across calls or in the past 24 hours in the south of district, an attack on 10th sheltering this place people killed at least 9 and alma wasi several entire families of the white child and attacks on northern dasa. a suicide problem is, explains the roadway station impact is. dawn can in 25 people in india gotten the east. we'll see this up just put of just on the operation army has claimed responsibility for the attack in the city of quest. yes, prosecutors have johnson of gun national labor relations thought firearms. revelation regard to assassinate donald trump, the justice department says the accused was part of that lack of criminals used by to hon. to carry out surveillance. i'm felt much as they were on this for him is draped, dismissed. the allegations of baseless and falls on trump survives to assassination attempts this year. 100 reports from trumps results in palm beach, florida. as the u. s. department of justice says it has charged 3 men in iranian plot to assassinate president elect. donald trump, according to justice department o

city on areas in the center and south of district families, including small children, were forced to flee in darkness the so called safe areas that have frequently come under attack. honey must hold as our correspondent joining us from debt and by the hand. central guys are highly talk us through the grim reality of people waking up this morning aust. or the overnight strikes as well as the forest evacuation orders the very and the more we talk just surviving family, margaret members, the more we realized that everything was taken by surprise. these people were inside these either the residential homes who were sheltering in or inside the 10s of the belt in order to protect themselves or from the, from being in the streets basically. because when people are display, as they don't have any place to go to, they don't have proper a common is it set no warning given whatsoever. these people do evacuated, their homes, or the areas where there is an active bombing. busy as the bonds are being a dropped whatsoever agent did, taking them by surprise the that's why we see a large number of ca

are to correspondence to sweeney reports of the a quiet and tranquil town in the mountains of bob to district south of the lebanese capital bay route. it was the size of one of 3 is why the attacks on buildings, housing displaced, people, monday evening. this is the size of the latest is right foaming over the apartment housing. people displaced from the south of the southern suburbs of by route for the past 3 days as well as targeted buildings where people have been seeking shelter. again as well struck without warning. cutting these type, people made me women and children among the revel, schoolbooks, children, school bags and clothes. the local say, there was no husband, our presence here, the people that were killed posing no threat to as well, hundreds of miles away from the border. just a few miles away and now removed another building destroyed by as well. at least 8 people were killed when as well struck at dawn among the victims, most of whom were women and children with little idea. he had a whole life ahead of her. but isabel snuffed out in an instant, days off to the attack and civil de

south of market district. been here all my life and still here. there are opportunities around here like westbay. [indiscernible] i used to go there because it was young teenagers my age there. i go over there to kick it with them. the people who ran it then, they teach you leadership skills, about empowerment. those are the same values i run with my organization now. the same thing they taught me back then. >> my first interaction with rudey is he pulled up at the front of westbay door with backpacks. we got backpacks! >> he dropped them out of the van and drove away and i'm like who is this guy? >> when i are was here i started seeing westbay more often and so when our organizations would come together and do community work together, i would see her. my motto [indiscernible] to take care of the hood. you just got to have care and love in your heart and she has that. >> i used to remember telling myself, it is what you put into it and there is a lot more resources then you think, you just to if figure out a way to navigate. >> she didn't say do y

south of lebanon's capsule, the commercial district of hart correct, and the badge of barrage in the neighborhood have been targeted. let's go ahead and run. connie joins is no lie from their rates and run some more tax on the some. some of the routes will spend the optimal well, there's been 14 attacks so far since midnight is one of those was about a kilometer away from the airports and took place just as a civilian atlanta was taxiing to the runway. this is now the, the day of consecutive as strikes against areas and they some of the suburbs of da here, a lot of intense damage where we're seeing through pictures of people sending them to, through to us and the us sending them to you guys as well. now that damage is concentrated, particularly in the commercial district. that's why many a apologies we seem to have lost connection that with a moron. con, try to move ahead on the out. is there including top level talks us the had a few minutes vp of watched on because it's a ron, he's wanting to avoid the in depth analysis of the days. headlines is drums when coming at the was posted

really army had issued threats of attacks multiple times for 2 areas in the south of levins capital. the commercial district of heartbreak and the board of verizon, a neighborhood had been targeted, saying to hold a reports from the route the strikes keep coming. there's been no lit up in the is really military's bombing campaign in beirut, southern suburb against what the military calls hezbollah target's day and night. the largely empty neighborhoods are coming under attack. other areas where hezbollah has influence are also being targeted, as well as defense minister says as well, we'll continue to hit test below with full force, and there won't be any sees fire until as well as goals are meant among them, pushing the arms group back from the border area, hezbollah remains defiant. well, my husband cuts out a cobra despite a huge civilian casualties and destruction, of our people have no choice but to continue to exist in the face if it's really important lives in nits and you know, will not take through politics what she couldn't through our country not submit to the enemy's condition on how's the law i

so let's attack in the south of lebanon and besides own districts, i mean, this is an area that has seen repeated attacks over the past few weeks. a better idea or a side on the inside of the south, towards tire. and obviously beyond that as being the target of his right to the attacks of a recent weeks, we understand that at least 7 people were killed in this attack around 15 kilometers from side on me. it's difficult to say how many civilians are still in these areas. as we've been reporting, although many of these attacks come off the x ray, the fullest evacuation, or there's many of the people that we speak to, to all the victims of, of those attacks and have to play many of them injured. tell us that they often don't get those warnings because the phone and telephone networks the, the, the phone networks at the end of the time that those warnings are issued. so. ready the attack in, in the south, just another indication that is rails a tax on that area in the south of the country continue. and it's also, i was pointing out that today was one of the heaviest, seen so far in terms of

of the community are my needs and concerns as well. >> reporter: you would not have heard about her race in a district south of richmond that attractedigned for 18 months for a position that is only two years. but it was worth it for me. >> reporter: on election night, adams trailed by 78 votes. >> we were still hopeful because we knew the process was not complete and that there was still an opportunity to shrink the margin. >> reporter: under state law, adams had the right to a recount. she never denounced her opponent, alleged fraud, or screamed that the election had been stolen. the recount added 25 votes to adams' total. still not enough. >> i actually fell short by only 53 votes. >> reporter: adams lost fair and square. >> it was heartbreaking, but it was nonemotional, because i did not believe it. it was not emotional because i didn't trust it. it was only emotional because it was not what i hoped for. >> reporter: what's the importance of accepting a close defeat? >> before the rhetoric and before the picking of sides, remember who you are, remember who your neighbors are, and at the end of the day, know that we played by the

of the community are my needs and concerns as well. >> reporter: you wouldn't have heard much about her race in a district south of richmond that attracted i campaigned for 18 months for a position that's only two years. but it was worth it for me. >> reporter: on election night adams trailed by 78 votes. >> we were still hopeful because we knew that the process was not complete and that there was still an opportunity to shrink the margin. >> reporter: under state law adams had the right to a recount. she never denounced her opponent, alleged fraud or screamed that the election had been stolen. the recount added 25 votes to adams' total. still not enough. >> i actually fell short by only 53 votes. >> reporter: adams lost, fair and square. >> it was heartbreaking. but it wasn't emotional because i didn't believe it. it wasn't emotional because i didn't trust it. it was only emotional because it wasn't what i hoped for. >> what's the importance of accepting a close defeat? >> before any of the rhetoric and before any of the picking of sides, remember who you are. remember who your neighbors are. and at the end of the day know that we playe

and former san jose mayor sam liccardo, who will represent parts of the south bay and peninsula district 16. the incoming members elect. take this photo after their first week of orientation. liccardo spoke to our janelle wang about spending more time in dc, and about coming in to a republican controlled congress. i actually spent some of my youth here. i went to undergraduate at georgetown university, just down the street. so i'm familiar with dc. at least i know you know where it is. i can get a good run in along the along the national mall or anywhere else, but i really am looking forward to the opportunity to do what i can in my time here to build relationships. before i let you go. since winning this election, have you heard from anyone unexpected? well, i had an interesting gathering just an hour ago. speaker mike johnson and folks on both sides of the aisle. and it was. i think most americans would be surprised about how cordial it was. and it was refreshing to hear that folks were talking about how we can be more civil and more constructive and productive. so some might consider

as of today but, but the majority of health facilities from the north to the south of the gods district have been either completely destroyed or rendered. non functional fuel is incredibly sketched, even for essential vehicles such as i'm getting. this is many and part of my dates and all the health care work because of course, being killed by it's ready to occupation forces. i saw a witness on several. uh, i'm give, it says that it'd be destroyed by these rating ministry, for example, outside of the hospitals and come all in con eunice vehicles that would be covered in davis in february and will no longer useful uh, essential a medical infrastructure could have been completely destroyed generates is low res hospital departments, medical equipment i as in so ultra silent machine, is why these rating military costs the why re connecting ultrasound approach to the machines so that they can no longer be used just the most mature excess of the destruction of the entire to the health system in gaza to 11 on now with 5 people have been killed and is really strong. east of bay roots in mount l

of the guns a strip which is still on the is really seed. but this has hung up in the south now . yeah, absolutely not only in the northern part of district, but it just, we just looked at the broader picture here. these really military so far in more than a year of genocide, the lights on the ground, it managed to create the do 2 reservations, one in northern gaza. that on daily basis suffers the from the intense bombing campaign experience. very difficult conditions on the ground, while at the same time, at the start, ation is used as a weapon of war in northern garza and da, the governor in here and in the did the 2nd reservation, where the vast majority of people force into displacement are concentrated right out in the central air 1000000 there, the city and the laws. evacuations on in western part of hon. eunice also have the same exact struggle just the past few days. there were old looking at these footage of from pon you and is the center of part of pennies worth. thousands of people gather at the remaining operation of baker is waiting for one pocket with bread and not with the ongoing flowery prices is exacerbating the hardship

really army has issued the threats of attacks multiple times for 2 areas in the south of lebanon's capital, the commercial district of hot at the headache and the bodies in but ours neighborhood have been targeted. zayna heard the reports from bay roots. the strikes keep coming. there's been no lit up in the is really military's bombing campaign and be rude southern silver against what the military calls hezbollah target's day and night. the largely empty neighborhoods are coming under attack. other areas where it has the has influence are also being targeted as well as defense minister says as well will continue to hit has below with full force. and there won't be any ceasefire until as well as goals are meant among them. pushing the arms group back from the border area has beloved remains defiant. well, my husband cuz i thought i could, but despite a huge civilian casualties and destruction, our people have no choice but to continue the resist uh in the face. if it really puts elizabeth newton, you know, i will not take through politics, but she couldn't throw our country not submit to the enemy's condition. i d

of distributing dollars. the city is a progressive eviction for civilians to the south hope district later to announce in all of the tax rates. as it completely a close village. we saw one which could have the river cushions and the long run for the future. the star trees in the north of the treachery of thank you very much for that. that started of with the, with the latest live in the, and central gaza, or an amsterdam at least 62 people have been arrested in 5 or an hospital last filing between his riley football fans and palestine solidarity demonstrates is video posted online shows is rarely fans tearing down palestinian flags and central labs to them. fans if is why the club, mccarthy, tennessee. but the for you both police match against acts. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he sending 3 plains to the netherlands to bring back his rarely citizens. step lawson has moved from them to them. thousands of uh my copy tyler fee says support has came to answer them for this match against the i x to them. and they had so quite a vocal presence here in the center of the city. uh uh, yesterday

south of the church in the past. i want to be more precise, but i mean, we have had provided children coming from the southern sick faith of con units in the south school district. we understand that no reports of casualties record it. so fall off. the main focus remains, you know, the cost of dollars of the parts is. this is practically a full component of this ongoing work with more reports about continuous showings on a strikes that have to end. the vast majority of that, i'm just keeping the notes in particular in a refuge account, an old boarding house into like buying the poor. the, the, the army has been attacking a full residential building. have been using quite lead. so explosives, i don't want to to glue off full residential maple done not only living the officer in or an individual, a complete me a residential building spots. we are completely floating, got full residential buildings to the ground with no sort of response in many areas in the north of district. we have been in touch with what this is in the notes of garza to confirm that that suits us too long during we'd palestinian on fruits and use a few fiction forces. both any jamalia on seemed

yes, the reason in fact the attack, so place on slide the roads in the city of con, you to send the south a district. as far as we know, that's a vehicle belongs to the works into a kitchen. was targeted by new studies, thrones the just a couple of hours ago was 5 civil inspect consent killed, inflict including 3 of the world central kitchens, watkins. one of them is so yet an identified as due to the a very wide escape distortion took place uh to the body of that victim. bought the leak reality. is that yeah, tucked the place while this vehicle was heading to one of the sites and watch the w . c. k is operating on providing a supplies to civilians to what's in print kitchen has been as possible in the factory for providing medical for providing humanitarian assistance for thousands of palestinians families. of course, the costs are gonna be, i managed to provide more than a $1000000.00 a meal during their ration in this trip. but this is not the 1st attack that took place against one of their medic over there. it's tough on the ground. previously an april 2024, 7 international 8 was have been targe

bellow of emotions are running high in the south bay tonight. >> over a school district's proposal to close several of its campuses. the alum rock union school district in san jose is the latest bay area school dealing with a multimillion dollar budget deficit. parents, students, teachers gathering at a school board meeting tonight, speak out against the plan. kron 4 sarah stinson was there at that meeting and she joins us live after talking with parents. >> and those students >> these parents are they're mad because the district's report is untrue. please keep lindell elementary open. thank you. >> parents, teachers, students and community members cheer each other on as they took turns speaking before the alum rock union school board of trustees at a meeting thursday nights, many expressing frustrations over the proposed plan to close 7 schools consolidate to and redesign one. the decision to close fisher looks more as a political move maneuver. >> then one made of the best interest of russians. unfortunately, as you see, there's a lot of people coming out of their crime on november

in the bay, in our preview, we inadvertently listed a group of schools schools considered for closure in a separate south bay school district, while the rest of the bay area experiencing some mild temps. the weekend forecast in san ramon calls for below freezing. that's on the ice, that is, you're looking at some of the young performers practicing for tonight's official grand opening over at the kristi yamaguchi holiday ice rink in city center, bishop ranch, now the rink slightly bigger than years past. it's returning for its fifth year in a row. bishop ranch leaders say that the anticipation for the ice skating rink this holiday season is building. it's something that now resonates with san ramon. and, you know, a lot of our community, our members, rely on it. they look forward to it. a lot of the kids and families love to come and hang out here. it brings a special event to the center and everybody just enjoys it. our owner, mike inouye, he's going to join kristi yamaguchi tonight at 6:00. he's going to cut the ribbon on this year's ice rink. now the rink open daily with sessions throughout the day through january 5th, wi

the other cars, there is not any other way to get from the richmond district , south of here or for that matter to go north . all of the traffic has to go up to either 19th avenue or sunset, if it just wanted to be on the side. >> are we going to be in a situation where people can just say, let's close the street, let's close dublin or mission street for whatever reason . we cannot do these things by putting things on the ballot and having everybody vote. that is why we have supervisors. >> reporter: a parent say the measure sets a bad precedent for closing park adjacent streets and then there is the frustration that what they feel is very much a neighborhood issue , has been handed over to voters across san francisco. >> having it put on the city ballot was away for our supervisor to dilute our intense voices because we live there and we know what the dynamics are. >> it is a mixed bag and there are people against it and people who want it and that is why it is on the ballot because this is not going to go away. this contentious issue and we need everyone to have a say. >> reporter: the

these really ami issue threats of attacks multiple times for 2 areas, south of living on capital. the commercial district of higher ed hike and the bush out verizon and neighborhood have been targeted to let's give them updates with child stratford, who's in beveled for us. charlie. so more attacks on the southern suburbs, some available. what's been the, the aftermath of these are the, it's difficult to say exactly fully, but certainly the video evidence shows yet again another morning of very heavy strikes like the is riley air force. is this the consecutive day where it's safe to say, we've seen a big escalation in these attacks on most of the incentives for quite some cool doc? yeah. it's often described as a former, at least strong hold for his follow up read only share. most of the various, some of the videos, pretty shocking, actually some dramatic footage of uh, a bomb hitting a target. so i suppose it's only about a kilometer away from the airport. you see a plain texting on the runway, that is lebanon's main international airport. so these talk, the strikes go on. of course the big question is,

a south bay district is looking to close at least seven of its schools. the new superintendent of the alum rock school district in san jose says the closures are needed to help balance the district's budget. flavio lacayo, from our sister station telemundo, questioned the superintendent about that recommendation. in order to balance the budget, we have to close schools. the alum rock union elementary school district superintendent german cerda has bad news for parents, students and teachers. currently, i'm recommending seven schools, consolidating two and redesigning one. cerda says he will present the list of schools at the board of education's meeting on november 14th, and is urging the community to sound off about the proposal during the public session. we've been assigned an actual auditor from the state and the county office of education, and you can cut every program. you can cut as many district positions as possible. you're not going to get nowhere near the $20 million deficit that we're in, and it's 20 million per year. parents say it's a devastat

south carolina. sought to equalize the facilities in the districts of black and white schools. at the time litigating civil rights cases in the south was very tough slog for the naacp lawyers. they had a strategy of using plessy as a sword. they're not challenging segregation that they were challenging the lack of a quality. this is a highly successful legal strategy. they were winning their cases. and it was a brilliant kind of strategy because it avoided challenging segregation. the original briggs but had the controversy because every time plessy was o used to hold the rights of african-american citizens, it was in another way securing the inferior legal status. the original briggs complaint did not explicitly allege segregated public schools were unconstitutional. i was on accident. they're not asserting that at the time the plaintiff's attorney thurgood marshall appeared at the charleston courthouse on november 17 , 504 pretrial conference on the friday before the trial was to begin on monday. he was advised the judge wanted to see him in chambers. after being ushered into

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