south of the middle of yet. it's being report is that says these people are the people of this that was took a village to the south of middle area had been want to leave their homes. that as, as, as, as warned as the, as the guys of the people of guys i know the gaza. so the situation is getting very tens over over our, by our interactions in terms of the it is where ever strikes in terms of the humanitarian situation and the gaza strip. people have no access to water to clean water to it. even regular water, electricity is completely cuts. us foods are getting good scripts, especially bread after as what ever strikes have targeted at least 5. the bakeries or 6 baker is in the region, particularly in the area ending garza city as well. one area or one refuge account of them in that area, which is because my guy, he had the fact that sold bakery that to provide them with the bread had this, like every destroy button, is reading every strike yesterday at morning. the people who are bad are finding or having difficulties and the hardships are getting your bread. some people have the chosen to have the bread. this jeff f, i are join

the zionist regime bombarded your areas of gaza very heavily and asked people to move to the middle and south areas, although those areas were also bombed. but the volume of bombing in the northern areas was very high. imagine israel is because it is possible to carry out an operation here, and last night's operation was the second attempt to carry out a ground operation. a few days ago, in the east of khanyunos, this was done in a limited way, and a tank and a vehicle were destroyed, that's why the retreat in the operation which was done, dozens of tanks were involved and the zionist regime was trying to gain its credibility by entering gaza and occupying a part of gaza . the strength of israel is the air force. take away what is valuable in a ground attack, tanks, armored personnel carriers, and military forces that the zionist regime had mobilized and brought all of these to enter gaza, but the zionist regime was on the ground, resistance on the ground and underground, so the resistance had a relative position. he knew the places well from the ground, the morale of the fighters in gaza was

the zionist regime rained heavily on the northern areas of gaza and asked the people to move to the middle and south areas. even though those areas were also bombed, the amount of bombing in the northern areas was very high . it is believed that israel carried out an operation here , and last night's operation was the second attempt to carry out a ground operation. it was limited and one tank and a vehicle was destroyed, that's why they retreated. in the operation that took place, dozens of tanks were involved, and the zionist regime was trying to gain its credibility by entering gaza and occupying a part of gaza . the strength of israel's air force is in ground operations of the air force cannot do much take forward what is valuable in the ground attack , and don't take away the armored forces that the sahlist regime had mobilized and brought to enter gaza, but the sahlist regime was on the ground. resistance above ground to below ground. so resistance had a relative position. he knew the land. he knew the places well. the morale of the fighters in gaza was extremely high. because seeking to take r

middle of the gaza strip. so we have gaza city and the north of gaza, the people are today from the south. and they are going to gaza city. then they are leaving to the middle areat very crowded areas that you can see from the cars that people are driving like 70 people have been killed while they were moving south of gaza strip. >> do they have somewhere to go to be safe. is there a place they normally go in a time where they can find shelter and safety, relative safety? >> there's no specific place in sgaz. i have been in gaza, i lived all my life in gaza. there's no safe place in gaza. the only way that they can go to the united nations agency to sleep actually and classes, this is only way, but we are talking about more than 250,000 displaced people. we're talking about huge displacement from the south of gaza strip. so i think there was no specific place in gaza for awhile. this is not the only time that we are talking about like a child in gaza experienced five wars in the last 16 years. we are talking about ongoing trauma. why not talk about ongoing trauma for the last 16 years. any child that experienced five wars, we are talking about crippling siege fo

south. ford have not been feeling safe in fox. the vast majority of the tax have been concentrated on the south and at, namely the city of brooklyn and son, eunice, and the middle areas as well. right after the bombing of the hospitals, the baptist valley hospital, any sense of security has been shattered to palestinians. in fact, it made some people to make a very, very hard decision. is we are going to die. so why not die in our home? so some of the people started to go back to their homes, either in god, the city or the northern parts. not knowing if they will find their homes as standing or partially damaged, but the fact that there is no sense of security or safety and make it difficult make it difficult for, for people to make any, any rational decision. at this moment. a tiny that has been condemnations by international human rights groups. all right, i'm being called, sorry, honey, i'm being told now that we actually need to go to the united nations and assigned to you honey, for updating us on the situation with you and security council has failed to pos, a draft resolution calling for a humanitarian pools in gauze, brazil had sponsored that dropped the cann

from two axes, and separate the center of the gaza strip from the south , and also divide the north into beit hanun, jabalia and beit lahia, and divide the middle area into the dibla region. and gaza, the cities of deir al-balablah, gaza and the south, khanyounes and rafah, and it is trying to do this control the way to gaza, but i personally think it is unlikely, because in the past 15-16 years, the gaza strip has been fully armed, and even in the war of february 200, 2009 , the zionist regime was defeated by the ground forces of the islamic mujahideen and could not achieve its goals, no matter what. in the last 15 years, when the fighting ability of the resistance has improved a lot, and numerous anti-missiles have reached them, and they have been able to improve their combat organization, and not only they are doing well defensive operations, we have also witnessed for the first time operations fafandi and aggressive with precision and planning to do it completely and successfully, and this has caused the zionist regime a serious problem. if it does not enter the gaza strip , the military installations of hamas and islamic jihad will remain, and

middle of gaza, they will feel it in the south. >> and we will continue to follow the latest developments out of the middle east. stay with us on air, streaming on cbs news bay area and online at kpix.com.. you can find live updates. >>> still ahead, a new alert system is coming in california. how ebony alerts are meant to help missing african american youth and why advocates say it's so necessary. >>> making sure the hispanic community is seen in entertainment. how a south bay native is working to create opportunities. >>> we have more rain in the forecast for us late tonight. we will have more on that coming up >>> catching you up on other top stories of the day, the chinese consulate in san francisco is closed after a chaotic scene where a driver was shot and killed by police after driving into the consulate lobby. the police department has not released any information on the driver or the details leading up to the police shooting. this was the scene there today. you can see the medical door blocking the entrance there. people were lined up outside hoping to get visas and passports. >> i have somebody leaving tomorrow. i need my passport. i said i get it. ther

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middle area. as my as the and what a, as a reminder around the 1000000 people moved from the north northern part of the guys this trip to the south to the middle. and so, so the middle and so area of guys are incredibly packed, densely populated, and then attack on a densely populated refugee camps where people dislikes people are sheltering in un schools. and un premises is something that is utterly shocking to me. and to my colleagues, it is a very start violation of international humanitarian law. as i am less for words right now about people having been displaced into a, into a building that has a blue flag of the way who left the building during that attack came back because they have nowhere else to go. people are coming back to a place that came under attack and tomorrow, is there any doubts in your mind that these facilities that were hit were clearly identified as un facilities and places of refuge? absolutely. we clearly identified all our buildings and we share the oregon. that's the gps with all the parties, and we share the very, very regularly because we're aware of the movement of population and we're aware that pe

south of the gaza river. it's the windy river, israeli officials, they call it the gaza river, that sort of run through the middle of the gaza strip. there is this area that is by -- it is further south, and it is near -- it is a coastal town. that is an area of the idf has disseminated as a space to go for humanitarian aid. but there have been -- ever since they have identified that, there have been a lot of questions of, how are people supposed to safely get their? when there have been pockets of time since the idf has said the main highway that goes from north to the south would not be shocked but they still have been airstrikes going on throughout the entire gaza strip. there's been this constant question, how are people supposed to really safely get their? and then, it is a small area. so, it's not like it could really hold the entire population of northern gaza even if everyone were to leave. i think to remember, as we are talking about this, is that the gaza strip is still entirely blockaded. we have seen less than 100 humanitarian aid trucks get into gaza. no one is able to leave, even if they want to. we know for nationals are trapped, but c

city and the north where the ground operation is going on in four different areas, south, west, south east end of the middleill block the access to a road where the tanks are filled. it is on the edge of gaza city. it is considered part of gaza city. it is close to the highly populated area. backin close to the highly populated area. back in 2014, we saw the tanks moving, standing in this area, and they moves to invade most of the western, southern part of gaza city. this is one of the people are worried about most because we still have about 700,000 people within gaza city and the north, the area that israel asked the people to leave, but why people are not leaving, we understand, is because there is no space in this area. this southern part, around 1 million people are displaced. and in this area there is no is even in the hospital for area there is no is even in the hospitalfor any more area there is no is even in the hospital for any more people to come. also, the humanitarian crisis is getting deeper and deeper with very little aid coming. today, some little hope, a little hope that egypt might increas

south of the gaza river, that's how, it's the body river. israeli officials, they called the gaza river that sort of runs through the middle of the gaza strip. there is this area, on the aussie, that is by its further south, and it's near the sea. it's a coastal town. and that is an area that the idf has designated as a space to go for humanitarian aid. but there have been, ever since the identified, that there have been a lot of questions about how are people supposed to safely get there when they're up in pockets of time where the idf has said the main highway that goes from the north to the south would not be struck. but there still have been airstrikes going on throughout the entire gaza strip. so there's been this constant pressure of how are people supposed to release safely get there. and then it is a small area, so it's not like it could really hold the entire population of northern gaza, even if everyone were to leave. the thing to remember, as we're talking about this, is that the gaza strip is still entirely blockaded. we've seen less than 100 humanitarian aid trucks get into gaza. no one is able to leave, even if they want to. for nationals are tra

of south west england and southern wales. temperatures starting to come up a little bit and then for the middle part of the week, it's all change. this areaeavy rain and some strong winds on wednesday. and some strong winds. on wednesday, he heaviest rain is going to be falling across england and wales, where i think we could see around 20—a0 millimetres of rain building in here — that could cause one or two issues. but as well as the rain, we're also going to have some quite strong winds developing, particularly for scotland, around eastern coastal scotland, probably have some patches of light rain developing here with the best of any limited sunshine likely across the north west of scotland, temperatures average 13—16 degrees. beyond that, we get the heavy rain then moving across northern england, northern ireland and in scotland for thursday, that lot eases away. but then we've got another low pressure coming in for friday with more heavy rain to end the week. this was once a place full of tourists, but when the pandemic came tourists, but when the pandemic came to cuba, the country lost a vital source of income. medicine and food shor

of the area. and this goes to other cities around the various areas across the guy and from nose to the middle. and through the south auxiliary, we have a shortage of equipment and machinery because of these rarely siege. and these village is a way to we were recently able to take a little girl from the bombed house and other family. we saw her legs in the rubble, so we scrambled to save her and only after 7 hours of hard work people throughout the life. imagine if we had equipment, we could have saved her in an hour or less. this house belongs to her family. there were 40 people inside, including the original inhabitants, and some of the displaced people from the northern pulse of guns that we've been able to pull out 10 courses and excavations. and now on the way to retrieve the rest, there needs to be an international our intervention as a pre used by that g of the civil defense was. a recess and that middle area of guys, us reb, of one of the 2 hostages, released by how mos on monday spoke to the news media and television. the woman was accompanied by her family and answered questions from journalist about her t

of south west england and southern wales. towards the end of the day, temperatures starting to come up a little bit and then for the middle part of the week, it's all change. this areads on wednesday. the heaviest rain is going to be falling across england and wales, where i think we could see around 20—1t0 millimetres of rain building in here — that could cause one or two issues. but as well as the rain, we're also going to have some quite strong winds developing, particularly for scotland, around eastern coastal scotland, probably have some patches of light rain developing here with the best of any limited sunshine likely across the north west of scotland, temperatures about average 13—16 degrees. beyond that, we get the heavy rain then moving across northern england, northern ireland and in scotland for thursday, that lot eases away. but then we've got another low pressure coming in for friday with more heavy rain to end the week. this is bbc news. the headlines: israel continues its bombardment of the gaza strip, with fighter planes and drones striking targets across the territory. the white house says israel has turned on the water supply in southern gaza follo

south of the epicenter in the middle of the delta. it makes sense a lot of people here would have felt it. no reports of any damage. live in brentwood, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> not much compares to what happened in 1989. thank you, bob. our coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com/quakes. that's where you can find our quake tracker, which updates every few minutes, and perhaps even more importantly, you can get tips on how to keep the family safe, so you can double-check your go bag and your safety list. join us tonight for our newscast as scott budman is talking with the usgs scientist who started the my shake alert app so we can find out whether anything else will be different the next time. >>> we turn now to the war between israel and hamas. president biden in israel today showing support, saying that the u.s. will stand with israelis, a declaration as protests grow over a hospital bombing in gaza. the palestinian health ministry says nearly 500 people were killed. this is in that bombing of a hospital in gaza city. some palestinians say it was a target attack from israel, while president biden says that the blast was caused by a misfired pal

areas are we witnessing behind you? i am in the middle part, almost south of lebanon . the light is on, but tonight is the last evening. the number of people who could not even touch the fingers and we could see that they were asked to evacuate this town. in fact, all the settlers along the northern border of palestine with lebanon, i.e. 22 border towns of the zionist regime, were completely evacuated today. mr. hosseini, what exactly happened today in the south of lebanon, the border with the occupied territories, and hizbollah has issued a statement, please tell us all the events of today. thank you. south lebanon was bayani hizbollah mentioned targeting a personnel carrier, which is actually a type of tank that turns into a personnel carrier, and now targeting it with two anti-drag missiles , it was completely destroyed. they did not provide aid to the people who were inside it because they were worried about being targeted, and as a result, this tank was burned with the people inside it . he took over the settlements of shimoneh and other cities in the north of occu

of health, then our special correspondent in the middle east, stanislav bernwalt, observes how events develop. literally immediately after how israel demanded that palestinians move out of the area. to the south, in fact, people began to move en masse to the south, but essentially fell into a trap, israeli aircraft bombed verenitsy with cars in which refugees were trying to get there. to the south, they also bombed the infrastructure in the south, including the same hospitals, in general, this is how it is, there is no safe place anywhere in the gas sector , including in the south, israel meanwhile continues massive bombing of the sector, again there are a lot of dead , many wounded, people they compare these airstrikes with incessant earthquakes, well, it’s simply impossible to imagine how terrible it is there now, unfortunately, among the dead there are a lot of... children, another problem is this: when wounded children are brought to the hospital, doctors cannot simply provide qualified help, because there is not enough medicine, even basic painkillers, meanwhile, there are really a lot of children who need help now, information is coming in at this moment about fierce clashes between pal

south—west england and wales. for the middle part of the week all change, this area of low pressure moves across the uk, bringing a the heaviest rain is going to be falling across england and wales where i think we could see around 20 to 40 where i think we could see around 20 to a0 millimetres of rain building in. that could cause one or two issues but as well as the rain, we will also have strong winds developing, particularly for scotland, eastern coast of scotland where we have patches of light rain developing here with the best of any limited sunshine likely across the north west of scotland. temperatures about average, 13 to 16 degrees. beyond that, heavy rain moving into scotland for thursday and that is its but then we have another low pressure coming on friday with more heavy rain to end the week. live from london. this is bbc news. israel continues its bombardment of the gaza strip, with fighter planes and drones striking targets across the territory. the white house says israel has turned on the water supply in southern gaza following a conversation between us president biden and the israeli prime minis

that right will make his way into south korea, pushing into so as we go to the middle part of the waco, some went to whether to making his way across in to know them areas of japan, southern japan, it will stay long as you drive warm enough 23 south east of kentucky, and there's that won't for the stuff to touching so that he celsius in glaylock. so a lot of room sunshine continuing. eleanor officially monsoon continues to drive very heavy showers in across a good pots of in the china. the philippines also, i think some big gambles from time to time could spread a share. i was across the a quite to add to the south thereof as well. we need the right in indonesia, so that will be somewhat welcome. right. also it's a southern pulse of india and no safety monsoon here, just pushing some showers there into ssl anchor as well. the india pakistan allows the dry, the more than 1000000 palestinian will leave the houses and looked at the south of the gulf is an area that come to be really enough for hosting this specific number of displaced people are evacuating to a place for us to do this, there isn't any safe place to be for hospitals that need electricity. t

into parts of south—west england and southern wales towards the end of the day, temperature starting to come up a little bit, and then for the middle part of the week, it is all change, an arearong winds. we could see 25—40 millimetres of rain building in here, causing one or two issues, but as well as the rain we will have strong winds developing, particular for scotland, eastern coastal scotland, some patches of light rain developing here, with the best of any limited sunshine likely across the north west of scotland. temperatures about average, 13—16 degrees. beyond that, heavy rain for thursday, that eases away, then low pressure coming in for friday with more heavy rain during the week.

into parts of south—west england and southern wales towards the end of the day, temperatures starting to come up a little bit. and then for the middle part of the week, it is all change, an areae strong winds developing, particularly for scotland, eastern coastal scotland, some patches of light rain developing here, with the best of any limited sunshine likely across the north—west of scotland. temperatures about average, 13—16 degrees. beyond that, heavy rain for thursday, that eases away, then low pressure coming in for friday with more heavy rain during the week. rain to end the week. live from london, this is bbc news. israel continues its bombardment of the gaza strip, with fighter planes and drones striking targets across the territory. the white house says israel has turned on the water supply in southern gaza following a conversation between president biden and the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. meanwhile, thousands of other palestinians continue to flee from the north of gaza — the un estimates nearly a million palestinians there have now been displaced. and the us secretary of state antony blinken is to return to israel following talks in the region — h

into parts of south—west england and southern wales towards the end of the day, temperature starting to come up a little bit, and then for the middle part of the week, it is all change, an areatrong winds. we could say 25 and 40 millimetres of rain building in here, causing one or two issues, but as well as the rain we will have strong winds developing, particular for scotland, eastern coastal scotland, some patches of light rain developing here, with the best of any limited sunshine likely across the north west of scotland. temperature is about average, 13—16 degrees. beyond that, heavy rainfall thursday, that is as a way, then low pressure coming in for friday with more heavy rain during the week. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm paul scott. here's what's coming up. paris bound — england dojust enough to squeeze past fiji and reach the rugby union world cup semi—finals. no such joy for england's cricketers, though, as they suffer a surprise defeat to afghanistan in the cricket world cup group stage. also tonight — rangers get their man. philippe clement is named the new boss at ibrox. he cannot be any worse than michael beale. the last game was unacceptable. the last ga

ahead on kron, 4 news at 6, we continue to hear from bay area residents with loved ones in the middle of that war against hamas. how a group of south bay jewish women are making sure their community is saying, carol. plus, kaiser reaches a deal with thousands of its union employees take a closer look at how will make conditions better for health care workers moving forward. and tomorrow you might have a chance to catch a glimpse of a solar eclipse. what experts solar eclipse. what experts are sayin with chevy silverado and silverado hd, you can take on the mountains. or you can move them. with the power of up to 36,000 pounds of max available towing. and the confidence of an available 13.4-inch diagonal touch-screen. whatever your mountain, there's a silverado for you. get 0% financing plus make no monthly payments for 90 days on all 2023 silverado 1500 pickups. plus, get $1000 cash allowance on this silverado. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. travel. there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm st

i'm full of good, but you can see the middle of the body and all the guys i must be watching in the area hospital in south. not that much, but then you can smell that the smell of bodies. you can smell the sewer system is not functioning anymore. the people out of the it standing and used to use the toilet of the hospitality. i mean it's, it's going to take a lot of money because i'm not able to come to the house or the principal it's, i mean, sometimes the or the, or if as you can, the operations are only done by the children $0.10. and i see that the, so there is no more managers in the and the operating room. it's a matter of actually people out. i'm not feeling safe. i mean, i told to go to the hospital trying to find a place to show that i'm the allies to find the food to find drinkable, want that, which is a big, big issue now in the long gather fit. you know, i think a lot that i did just want to ask you about the water because we've just heard that israel has agreed to us request to turn the water back on and pots of southern gaza . but to your knowledge that hasn't happened yet is not yet. i mean

areas in the south of the gas sector. mr. general , no. what is the probability now in the middle east of an escalation of the hamas war or an attack by hamas on israel and israel's response to a major arab-israeli war. so, first of all, i want to clarify, because we understand that israel has the right to self-defense, they have the right to exist, and what to what to... hamas, this is unacceptable, this is terrible, this is barbaric, this is just factual and the manner in which the russians, the russian military operate on the territory of ukraine, and therefore, of course, israel must answer, must punish the representatives of hamas, who have caused so much harm to them and must punish... so that they do not want to dare to do this again in the near future, we understand that yes, hamas violates the law, they use the palestinian civilian population as human shield, even in spite of this, israel must act, act in such a way that the collateral damage is as small as possible, the adjacent human losses are as small as possible, and we see... they are already ready to go into a grou

of the middle east, north africa, southern and south-eastern asia, including belarus, are actively reaching out to us today. today, the highway includes 26 countries, whose population accounts for almost half of the world's population. the areahere is every reason to say that the sco has become a kind of transregional organization. this trend best proves that the principles and philosophy underlying the sco are deeply in demand in the world. the head of the belarusian state, alexander lukashenko , took the initiative to prepare a program for combining the information resources of transfer technology centers, and as he emphasized alexander lukashenko, this will stimulate the processes of promotion and commercialization of scientific and technical projects. we can say that active work is already underway within the sco that is directly related to this initiative; at the beginning of this year, at the suggestion of india, a new permanent mechanism was created, a special working group on startups and innovation, its tasks include promoting the development of startup ecosystems, we would like touch upon cooperation between belarus and the sco countries, now official minsk is in the status observer and undergoes the process of joi

that right will make his way into south korea pushing into so as we go to the middle part of the wake of some wet weather to making his way across into northern areas of but japan, southern japan will stay long as you drive warm enough. 23 celsius the for tech. yeah. and there's that world for the stuff to touching 30 celsius in great length. so a lot of room sunshine continuing. the northeast we monsoon continues to drive very heavy showers and across the good pots of in the china, the philippines. also, i think some picked apples from time to time. good spread of shelves across the a quite to add to the south thereof as well. we need the right in indonesia, so that will be somewhat welcome. right. also, it's a southern pulse of india and northeast the most, who hear just pushing some showers there into shall, anchor as well. the india pakistan allows the dry the freight companies to fake passports to national banks and the proceeds of organized crime in publishers begging p l. a. balance on the fiction. in a remarkable 3 pos people, the power investigation into a complex, secretive world to during this go in search, i'll be totally in my fears, 1

it's a south career pushing into so as we go to the middle part of the waco, some went to where the to making his way across into northern areas of but japan, southern japan will stay long as you drive warm enough 23 celsius the for tech yeah, and there's that world for the stuff to touching 30 celsius in glaylock. so a lot of room sunshine continuing. i don't know if they usually monsoon continues to drive very heavy showers and across the good pots of in the china, the philippines. also, i think some big gambles from time to time. good spread of shelves across the a quite to add to the south thereof as well. we need the right in indonesia, so that will be somewhat welcome. right. also it's a southern pulse of india and northeast 3 months here. just pushing some showers there into shore anchor as well. the india i'm focused on allows the dry, the i'm, it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes, with tip of global nickel reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits,

now in the south there is a clearing of populated areas. and military bases from palestinian militants. all the known details are in the report by the chief of our middle half a dozen other cities in central israel were covered in a new wave of fire. the air raid siren reported several powerful salvos from the gaza sector. the triggered iron dome could not destroy all surface-to-surface rockets. about hits in residential areas.

middle volga and the south there will be no precipitation for now. stormy winds are no less worrying. the epicenter is the gulf of finland and the surrounding areas.l play a reinforcing role in this case. on the coast, wind gusts can reach 25-30 m per second. and like ripples on the water, the zone of gusty wind will diverge from the epicenter to a huge distance, covering almost the entire northwestern and central regions with gusts from 10 to 20 m per second. it has been raining all day in st. petersburg, the wind gets stronger. the heaviest rainfall will hit the city at night. in the morning, the northern capital may receive from 15 to 30 mm of precipitation, that is, from a quarter to half of the monthly norm; the storm will hit st. petersburg and the leningrad region during daylight hours. in the vicinity of the megalopolis, the southwest wind can accelerate to 25-30 m per second, trees of poorly secured structures may fall, and given the direction of the wind, a sharp rise in the water level in the neva estuary is possible and most likely it will have to be closed protective dam. an echo of what is happening in the north... in the capital reg

middle volga and the south for now there will be no precipitation. stormy winds are no less of a concern. at this center gulf of finland and adjacent areas.play a reinforcing role in this case. on the coast , wind gusts can reach 25-30 m/s. and like ripples on the water, the zone of wind gusts will diverge from the epicenter to a huge distance, covering almost the entire northwestern and central regions with gusts from 10 to 20 m/s. it has been raining all day in st. petersburg, the wind has begun to pick up, and the heaviest downpours will hit the city at night. kutru may rain from 15 to 30 mi on the northern capital. precipitation, that is, from a quarter to a half of the monthly norm. but the storm will hit the st. petersburg-lleningrad region during daylight hours. in the vicinity of megapolis, the southwest wind can accelerate to 25-30 m/s. trees with poorly secured structures may fall, and given the direction of the wind, a sharp rise in the water level cannot be ruled out, and the protective dam will most likely have to be closed. as an echo of what is happening in the north-west in the capital region, tomorrow the wind will increa

middle east. the death toll in the gaza strip from israeli air strikes continues to rise. health authorities in gaza say 65% of fatalities in the territory this week have occurred in the south. that's the area israel has been urging residents to evacuate to as it prepares for an offensive. in the west bank city of bethlehem, people protested against israeli air strikes in the gaza strip and the worsening humanitarian situation. >> we cannot turn away anymore. the invasion of israeli forces and bombing on gaza is not accepted. >> in a televised speech wednesday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu repeated his warning to gaza residents to evacuate. >> translator: we've already killed thousands of terrorists, and this is only the beginning. i call again for the noninvolved population in gaza to evacuate to the south strip. >> netanyahu says preparations for a ground assault are still under way. he did not say when it would begin. "the wall street journal" quoted officials from the u.s. and israeli governments as saying that israel has agreed to delay its gaza incursion at washington's request. the newspaper says the u.s. asked for time to complete it deployment of air defense systems sta

area south of wadi gaza. hamas, which is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government, says the people of gaza should ignore what it called fake propaganda. our middleast correspondent, tom bateman, reports from jerusalem. some civilians are heading south from gaza city, already suffering a humanitarian disaster. they are on the move after the israeli army gave 1.1 million people 2a hours to flee their homes. everything is threatened, says this man. how long will this go on? there are no more houses. the whole area is destroyed, she said. with gaza under a siege, the military message is all that is getting in, drop by leaflet, telling civilians to move for their protection after it says how —— hamas... such a mass evacuation in 24 hamas... such a mass evacuation in 2a hours is impossible. it would cause chaos, and aid groups say it could have devastating consequences. the forcible relocation of civilians like this, with a 24—hour notice, it is crystal clear violations of international law. we have reports from our people on the ground that the panic, the chaos in an already traumatised population that is under bombardment like no other is limitless.

the middle of of the ghaza strip between the gaza the north and south, even the targeted civilian car, they killing three people in it, there were at least 200 tanks inside the gaza strip in the area grand invasion uh okay um thank you very much for that i'm not sure what else i can ask you here uh we understand the death obviously is still increasing unfortunately with the boming campaign going on there um any signs of any supplies goods that are making it through the border cross that would help uh first and foremost people uh whose life is um i guess based any type of supplies or aid that can come for. well, today is supposed to be a 100 trucks coming in and even even the 100 trucks are not enough to to to take care all of this mess, so much, so much injuries, so much serious injuries that you need thousands of specialists and and field hospitals, you need at least dozen feels gaza to just to try and and and and fix things a little bit, you know, things are really. literally not functioning, they're not hospitals, you go and it's like go to a supermarket, they say hi, you look at you, you bandage you and you go on the other side to the morg, this is what happens here in nasar h

of health reported this. our special correspondent in the middle east, stanislav, is watching how events develop. literally immediately after israel demanded that the palestinians move from the areas to the south, people actually began to move en masse to the south, but essentially falling into a trap, israeli aircraft bombed and swirls with cars in which refugees tried to get to the south, bombed the infrastructure in in the south, including the same hospitals, in general this is how it is, there is no safe place anywhere in the gas sector. v including in the south. israel, meanwhile , continues massive bombing of the sector, again with a lot of dead, many wounded, people compare these airstrikes to incessant airstrikes. it’s terribly impossible there now, unfortunately, among the dead there are a lot of children, another problem is this: when wounded children are brought to the hospital, doctors cannot simply provide qualified assistance, because there is not enough medicine for even basic painkillers, meanwhile, really a lot of children need now for help, information is coming in at these moments about fierce clashes between palestinian groups and idf units in the southern part of the gaza

middle of the commute, so that could be a bigger issue to get past the dumbarton. you can go south, 237, so 101 to 237 east, then back up 880. but very congested through this area, 808 through milpitas and fremont. the other option is to go up in the direction, palo alto, eastbound across the san mateo bridge, also heavily traveled. earlier in the commute, 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., that could be an issue for folks trying to get around. that will shift the traffic around and will cause delays. it's only overnight, but it's every overnight this week, so this could be a repeated problem for you, so plan ahead. back to you. >> that's good to know. thanks, mike. >>> more movement as israeli forces push their way into gaza. ahead during our midday newscast, we have the latest as another hostage is freed. >>> plus, the white house putting new rules on artificial intelligence. the new executive orders that president biden is putting in place that he says will keep our country safe. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat the

south, the milder air holes on. showers likely. 111—15 in parts of england. the quiet spell not set to last, another deep area of low pressure pushing in from the atlantic through the middle the low on wednesday into thursday, but again the timing might change. it stays unsettled, more wet weather expected, temperatures around the seasonal average.

of pattern. but this area of high pressure to in pressure starts to move in towards the middle of the week across the souths evening, though, quite picture, outbreaks quite cloudy picture, outbreaks of rain at times, too. of patchy rain at times, too. and that continues overnight . and that continues overnight. some low cloud and murk some low cloud mist and murk developing here further north, generally , some clear generally drier, some clear spells for northern ireland, scotland, turning scotland, but turning windy across highlands with across the highlands with showers here and temperatures for most part generally staying in double figures . a warm start for most part generally staying in the ble figures . a warm start for most part generally staying in the dayfigures . a warm start for most part generally staying in the day across . a warm start for most part generally staying in the day across southern start to the day across southern counties of england and wales . counties of england and wales. quite cloudy here. there with patchy and then patchy rain and drizzle and then through day we'll see cloud

of pattern. but this area of high pressure to in pressure starts to move in towards the middle of the week across the south evening, though, quite picture, outbreaks quite cloudy picture, outbreaks of rain at times, too. of patchy rain at times, too. and that continues overnight . and that continues overnight. some low cloud and murk some low cloud mist and murk developing here further north, generally , some clear generally drier, some clear spells for northern ireland, scotland, turning scotland, but turning windy across highlands with across the highlands with showers here and temperatures for most part generally staying in double figures . a warm start for most part generally staying in the ble figures . a warm start for most part generally staying in the dayfigures . a warm start for most part generally staying in the day across . a warm start for most part generally staying in the day across southern start to the day across southern counties of england and wales . counties of england and wales. quite cloudy here. there with patchy and then patchy rain and drizzle and then through day we'll see cloud

one of the areas worst hit in england, leading to a major incident being declared in derbyshire, along with south yorkshire and suffolk. before we go, let's take a look at the picture in the middlebeen rising between israeli forces and the militant group hezbollah. meanwhile, let's take a look at the shot over into gaza, where aid trucks are still queued up on the egyptian side of the border, waiting to get into gaza. hamas has released its first hostages — two american citizens. we are waiting to see whether more hostage releases are to come. stay with us on bbc news. hello. for some places, the flooding situation could get worse before it gets better — not least in eastern scotland, where we have this new red warning from the met office. further rain through the day on saturday, falling on top of what we've already had. this is friday's rainfall radar. the rain was pretty relentless across eastern scotland and also northern england, parts of east anglia, the north midlands, north wales. huge amounts of rain. we've seen widespread flooding, and this met office amber warning remains in force through the first parts of saturday morning. but of greatest concern, i think, is this r

of solving the most ambitious tasks, and back to the events in the middle east, israel is transferring troops to the south of the country, which attacked this morning hamas militants. fighting continues right in israeli residential areast they captured enough military personnel to exchange them for all palestinians. prisoners who are in israeli prisons. the israeli authorities report that in addition to the military, militants even take civilians hostage. the israel defense forces said its fighter jets struck a number of hamas targets, including the radicals' military structures in two multi-storey buildings in the gaza strip. well, let's get back to other topics of the week. honduras is worrying again. a phrase from a bearded soviet joke can be found. to say a second life, however, now this small latin american country worries politicians, journalists, along with them, ordinary people who follow high-profile political events, already on the other side of the atlantic, that is, the united states. the first bell rang for washington six months ago, when, despite energetic biden administration protests, honduras severed its long-standing ties with taiwan and established diplomatic relations with china. 3 months later, th

area of high pattern. but this area of high pressure to move in pressure starts to move in towards of the week towards the middle of the week across southeaks quite cloudy picture, outbreaks of patchy at times , too. of patchy rain at times, too. and that continues overnight. some cloud mist and murk some low cloud mist and murk developing here. the further north generally drier, some clear spells for northern ireland, but turning clear spells for northern irelant across but turning clear spells for northern irelantacross the but turning clear spells for northern irelantacross the highlands1g clear spells for northern irelantacross the highlands with windy across the highlands with showers here and temperatures for part generally staying for most part generally staying in double figures . a warm start in double figures. a warm start to the day across southern counties england and wales . counties of england and wales. quite there with quite cloudy here. there with patchy rain and and then patchy rain and drizzle and then through day we'll see cloud through the day we'll see cloud amounts increase across england and rain and wales. some

area of high pattern. but this area of high pressure to move in pressure starts to move in towards of the week towards the middle of the week across southeaks quite cloudy picture, outbreaks of patchy at times , too. of patchy rain at times, too. and that continues overnight. some cloud mist and murk some low cloud mist and murk developing here. the further north generally drier, some clear spells for northern ireland, but turning clear spells for northern irelant across but turning clear spells for northern irelantacross the but turning clear spells for northern irelantacross the highlands1g clear spells for northern irelantacross the highlands with windy across the highlands with showers here and temperatures for part generally staying for most part generally staying in double figures . a warm start in double figures. a warm start to the day across southern counties england and wales . counties of england and wales. quite there with quite cloudy here. there with patchy rain and and then patchy rain and drizzle and then through day we'll see cloud through the day we'll see cloud amounts increase across england and rain and wales. some

south—west eastern may that bit eastern areas may stay that bit cloudier. further rain into parts of the north—west as we head the part of head towards the middle part of theeft with former labour party advisor matthew lazer and lucy white, who is a pubuc lazer and lucy white, who is a public policy , a conservative public policy, a conservative pubuc public policy, a conservative public policy, a conservative public policy expert. >> is that right, lucy? let's see. >> we hope so. >> we hope so. >> okay. >> okay. >> so this week we saw jeremy hunt getting tough on on the benefit system, again, wanting to get people back into work, reduced the benefit bill. lucy is our benefit bill too high and what can we do to reduce it? so leigh, yes, absolutely. >> our benefit bill is too high because it is actually £75 billion every single year and that's the stat for 2021 to 2022. now just to give a comparison in that same year, 2021 to 22, we spent £45 billion on defence. so we're spending an extra £30 billion a year on universal credits and legacy benefit rates than we are on defence and of . that £75 billion defence and of. that £75 billion that supports currently

best of the sunshine off towards the south—west eastern may stay that bit eastern areas may stay that bit cloudier. further rain into parts of the north—west as we head the part head towards the middle is the latest from the newsroom. a man has been remanded in custody over an alleged plot to kidnap and kill tv presenter holly willoughby . gavin plum, a willoughby. gavin plum, a shopping centre security guard, is charged with solicitor a man to carry out the crimes . the to carry out the crimes. the star pulled out of hosting itv's this morning after bosses were reported alerted to the possible threat . it's understood she's threat. it's understood she's been given round the clock security and support court. labour's describing its rutherglen and hamilton west by—election win as a seismic victory . michael shanks took the victory. michael shanks took the seat with 58% of the vote. that's more than double that of the snp's katie loudon . labour the snp's katie loudon. labour leader sir keir starmer says scotland is key to securing a majority at the next general election . former first minister election. former first minister and current alba party leader alex salmond says humza yousa