company report on the 16th didn't bother you over the front line city . serious cousins joined, southern middle east indeed is at home. our lead summit for the 1st 5 in bold and a decade offer is will, tool and country is reinvention to the blog in a renewed certain funding relation. i'm tired of 287 mazing in japan and china is facing central asian need, is one noble summit named bolstering regional. so the very warm a welcome to you from the entire oxy international news. see, we're coming to you live and foremost, let's take a look at this. obviously, this, how does the entry of a rush as a national security council has condemned the use case provision of long range cruise missiles? see where he says it is a violation of international norms on his own. he meant to drug out the complex. as soon as it is, i tell you, in your way, in the conflict in order to prolong the military conflict and create conditions for russian defeats, nato countries continue to supply ukraine with more than 600 types of weapons and military equipment. britain has supplied ukraine was formed shadow long range, cruise miss

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squeeze small businesses and businesses at the level of countries in africa and in the southern in the middle eastt the same time be some kind of effective unit on the battlefield without bureaucracy, without preventing the regular troops of any army from being effective in war, meanwhile, british intelligence reports that the russian ministry of defense in april recruited up to 10,000 prisoners for the war such statistics are given by british intelligence officers, we know that last year prigozhin actively traveled around the colonies and zones and collected these convicts, and there are so many prisoners on the front, this means that they have a shortage of personnel, they do not want to attract additional reserves are they simply, roughly speaking, meat that they are ready to simply throw into the crucible of the russian-ukrainian war well , first of all, they really do have a shortage of personnel, they still won't call the nation a pig, a tribe , a tribe. they didn't explain e- they didn't explain the logic of the war. they didn't explain what the victory would be. why is this war and so on?

information, and people from all over the world on the southern border of the united states seem to have gathered the entire global south. asia middle eastafrican countries there is cameroon this it was not difficult to get into the us with no special obstacles. i did not meet any resistance, no one stopped you, no one, you are grateful to president baidu for opening the doors for illegal immigrants, of course. i really appreciate it, and there is not far off the day when biden will ask for a return favor. it is today that they are illegal immigrants, and the day after tomorrow the idea is already being put forward that these people are seen voting for the democrats. here's how similar the 2050 target is that hispanics in the us will make up 60% of the republican population they understand this, and therefore they submitted a new bill against illegal migration and the trump wall also requires the completion of voting for 219 against 213, the bill was passed without objection. oh give me your hand. maybe you can't hold on to shakhnazarov. are you going to shoot? i beg you. look into the cauldron, don't fall. there, a warehouse with dynami

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to a fox news alert overnight in the middle east, rockets launching from the gaza strip raining down on southern israel as palestinian extremist groups reject a call for a cease-fire. the israeli military releasing this footage of airstrikes that destroyed the headquarters of the top islamic jihad operative yesterday. israelis estimate islamic jihad has 6000 rockets in its arsenal and islamist hamas has four times that. a former intelligence officer says the cia did not have any evidence that hunter biden's laptop was part of a disinformation campaign. 51 former national security officers signed a letter before the 2,020 election claiming the laptop was part of a kremlin scheme. national intelligence officer for cyber telling fox news digital, quote, it looked like the kind of thing moscow might do but as unclassified reports to the public later indicated, despite extensive influence campaign there was no evidence this particular item, the laptop, was russian disinformation. the usfl kicking off hours from now, the maulers taking on the panthers at 12:thirty eastern time. after that game, catch

the mexican criminal cartels have developed a rampant activity on the southern border of the us the entire global south. asia middle eastas not difficult to get into the united states of special barriers. i met no resistance no one stopped you, no one you are grateful to president biden for opening the door for illegal immigrants, of course. i really appreciate it opened so wide that a draft walks through all the states. today , the migration crisis has spread far beyond the southern border from chicago, where migrants sleep in police stations, to denver, where they crammed into this parking lot in liberal metropolitan areas to influence the policy of the democrats, the same texas governor, the republican, sends the same buses with illegal immigrants to new york philadelphia. now another party has reached washington, the governor of texas strikes at the democratic party and literally sent a bus, on which he put 50 migrants to the residence of the vice president. kamala harris kamalu. haris, biden, once threw a plot for migration, like the queen of the border, they amicably filled up. we want to do it in a way that solve

information, and people from all over the world on the southern border of the united states seemed to have gathered the entire global south. asia middle eastm african countries have cameroon it was not difficult to get into the united states of special barriers. i did not meet any resistance, no one stopped you, no one, you are grateful to president baidu for opening the doors for illegal immigrants, of course. i really appreciate it, and there is not far off the day when biden will ask for a return favor. it is today they are illegal immigrants, and the day after tomorrow already voters put forward the idea that these people sees voting because of the democrats. here is what is similar to the goal according to forecasts by 2050, hispanics in the united states will make up 60% of the population, the republicans understand this, which is why they presented a new bill against illegal migration and the trump wall is also required to be completed. voting results for 219 against 213 the bill passed without objection. however, ahead of the bill of the senate with the majority of democrats, and then the biden with the right of veta is another cli

middle east. as we understand, a israeli defense forces have been conducting as tribes against gaza, essentially coming in response to an earlier rocket attack in southern israel. we can now cross live to garza mais john lizza. sa not come out. he's joining us, nina. temp us 1 in the morning where you are right now. so appreciate your coming on live with us during this break and use her a naughty santa a fast developing situation. what is the latest you can tell us right now? yeah, i q that had been you there from the gather that doesn't look at the problem guys. is it is and intend, is there any we're blamed at many and it's a bit of a military when it has been entered into a scene. and the name may been, i'm going to say in gaza and exclusion were haired by the local here in gaza on the sometime from time to time. and they feel they think that it will be extended and will continue. and by the way, it's all media, any media out, it says that ok, so we'll finish and now we can hear that this is a listen beta quite in gaza and mainly after doing it well. because we think that a said as to where that is, and when we stop talking does it will a am as they

that is good news and watch in the middle east and live and we're seeing settled weather conditions over the next few days. for that heat that's being pumped into southern parts of the region. the gulf states just seem temperatures at pick up to mid fourties will start to ease a doe has seen $38.00 degrees celsius of that on monday night time, which is will be on the up across the western parts of tech here. finally, some set of weather coming in here and they'll continue to pick up over the next few days and places like incorrect and into run as the west to weather starts to work its way for the east will be seems 30 forwarded me celsius that on friday hot and dry conditions continuing. now that's not the case with the north of africa when, when the weather is still the story here for places like l. jerry a to z a and libya ticket in southern pots. if it'd be a way we could see wind gusts of 95 kilometers per hour, much which are for the south of this some of the severe thunderstorms creeping up to southern parts of molly, much of the west. the weather, however condensed to western areas of that central band of africa, places like a bone seeing heavy r

to take the role of a middle east gas hub, through which fuel will be redirected to a third country, discussions are underway to create such an electronic trading platform in southernran , including using iranian gas using gas futures that will be jointly produced and developed with our russian companies. that is, this process is not so fast, because it is necessary to create both gas sources and attract other partners by creating an electronic platform. therefore, in general, such an idea is being worked out. here, but it takes time to already it was discussed at the talks and with the quantity in the nuclear sector, the construction of the second and third units of the bushehr nuclear power plant with the participation of our specialists continues even despite international restrictions among the documents signed in tehran, agreements on the simplification of customs procedures, which will help increase the trade turnover that has already grown in the past year by 20% to the historical $5 billion, while more than 80% of settlements are already carried out in national currencies in rubles and reals. dmitry morocco mikhail vikulin, tehran all sports news ilya in th

middle east. as we understand, a israeli defense forces have been conducting airstrikes against gaza, essentially coming in response to an earlier rocket attack in southern israel. we can now cross live to gaza face john lizza. sana, come out. he's joining us maybe 10 plus 1 in the morning where you are right now. so appreciate your coming on live with us during this break and use her a naughty santa a fast developing situation. what is the latest you can tell us right now. yeah, i see that it's been used there from the gather. that doesn't a, it is it is, and is there any, were planes at that meeting? i mean, it's been a military when it is, it's been going to a medicine and on packing they made a, an exclusion were hurt by the local saying here in gaza. and they sometime from time to time. and they said, oh, they think that their attention will be extended and it will continue. and by the way, it's all the media and any media out. it says that a will finish. and now we can hear that is a little bit quite in gaza. and mainly after doing in the 12 am am because we think that it's where that is. and when we stop it's i think in the ad it will be am and th

southern territory. the iranian president is set to make his 1st visit to syria since the start of the civil war. i'm inform our adversaries in the middle east seeking de escalation and restoring diplomatic tide. plus the white house refuses to comment on the cia association with notorious sex offender, jeffrey epstein, as new revelations suggest a former us spy chief, met with the convicted offender back in 2014 ah, reporting live from moscow. russia. this is our to international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. is really forces have carried out in put it shows huge explosions, lighting up the night sky of gaza air raid sirens can be heard in southern israeli towns around the border with palestine and israeli defense forces say they're air strikes, hit military sites. israeli media reports that 37 rockets were launched from the coastal enclave. throughout the day, several people were wounded with the israeli prime minister convening an urgent security meeting of his cabinet. but to get more on the story now we're going to cross live to gaza, base journalists, sana, come all. hi there, sana. so what's the latest you can

middle east. as we understand, a israeli defense forces have been conducting as tribes against gaza, essentially coming in response to an earlier rocket attack in southern israel. we can now cross live to garza mais john lizza. sa not come out. he's joining us many temp bus 1 in the morning where you are right now. so appreciate your coming on live with us during this break and use her a naughty santa of faust developing situation. what is the latest you can tell us right now? yeah, i see that it's been used there from the gather that doesn't a, it is it is. and in, in 10 there is an inquiry lanes attack the many. and it's a bit of a military when it, when i'm going to that and balancing on packing. they may, but i'm going to have mass and gather and exclusion were hurt by the local saying here in gather. and they sometimes from time to time and they feel or they think that their attention will be explained in god that it will continue. and by the way, it's all the media and the any media out. it says that i did ok. and did that back together, we'll finish and now we can hear that is a little bit quite in gather and mainly after doing in the 12 am am be

his on middle east correspondent maria financial a scene in his loving jihad. milton's grove, based in the stripped has reopened fire, a long can records to israel, southern communities, and targeting major cities in israel, south end for the 1st time in this current round of hostilities. rockers have also been sent to jerusalem and nearby we being in the western part of the c t, have heard for big booms. we hear reports that is real used, it's area to find a system known as david sling. we'll edge that their workers have an interest set to them that towards the sound that we have heard, no casualties have yet been reported as has a response. each road has retaliated targeting strategic locations belonging to policy and as long as you had subjection guitar and then you mediators continue to put pressure on both sides to the island, has to choose earlier egypt, jordan, friends, and germany released the joint statements calling for an immediate cease fire, but as far as we can hear, and we can understand so far, no agreement has been reached. no break for has been achieved to actually both sides evolving to continue until the goals are to israel. one's poli

attacks at israel's southern territory with the iranian president is set to make his 1st visit to syria since the start of the civil war. i'm a former adversaries in the middle east seeking de escalation and restoring diplomatic tide. plus the white house refuses to comment on the cia is association with notorious sex offender, jeffrey epstein as new revelation suggest.

have the chinese nationalists flooding the border, middle east is flooding our border and exposing the weakness of our national security on the southernd eye to it. maria: i said the number of chinese nationals coming in, 900%, it's actually up 1,100%. the numbers are extraordinary. meanwhile, the -- >> yes. maria: it's up 1,172% year over year, chinese nationals at the southern border. we don't know why there's such a spike in people coming from china here. they don't need to come through the southern border through mexico and they're making this trip through the panama canal, the darien gap. let me get your take on the priority of this administration in the face of this, it's if cry mall change a-- climate change agenda. that's what the priority is no matter what's going on at the border, with inflation, with crime. energy secretary jennifer granholm is pushing the administration's green agenda on the u.s. military. she said this during a senate armed services committee last week. watch what she said. >> do you support the military adopting that ev fleet by 2030? >> i do. and i think we can get there as well and i do think that redu

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middle east. as we understand, a israeli defense forces have been conducting as strikes against gaza, essentially coming in response to an earlier rocket attack in southern israel. we can now cross live to gaza face journalist i saw not come out of these, joining us many temp bus 1 in the morning where you are right now. so appreciate your coming on live with us during this break and use her a naughty santa a fast developing situation. what is the latest you can tell us right now? yeah, i keep it in the news. then from together the dozens of the look at the problem guys. last is it is and intend, is there any were blamed at many and it's a bit a military when it has been entered into a scene and on the name my name belonging to how much in gaza and exclusion were haired by the local here in gaza. on the sometime from time to time and they feel they think that it will be expanded and will continue. and by the way, you give them media any media out. it says that ok of guys i will finish and now we can hear that. that is us is a little bit quiet in gaza and mainly after doing it well. aim because we think that asia said as to where that is. and when we stop

middle east correspondent yolanda knell has more. here, people saw repeated barrages of rockets yesterday when more than 400 were fired by palestinian militants in gaza towards southernisraeli air defences, but not all. i have actually been to a house here that was badly damaged when it was hit, the owner was in her bomb shelter at the time. now, the expectation is of more rocket fire because israel has been carrying out further air strikes inside the gaza strip, and also, the funeral has taken place there of the fourth leader of islamichhad to have been killed in the three days of this israeli operation. his death brings to 25, at least, the number of palestinians who have been killed, more than half of them civilians, including women and young children. egypt is continuing its efforts to try to mediate a ceasefire here, but that's going to be difficult. islamichhad will want to avenge its latest lost leader, and it's also saying it wants israel to end its targeted assassinations to end before it will agree to quiet. let's get some of the day's other news now. the warring parties in sudan have signed a deal to help the civilian population. the agreement includes com

reporting so far on middle east correspondence briefing ocean as more on the escalating developed a lot of escalation, but now we witness in a moment until come we are now in these roads. southern c t o does that all this region is factored in terms of both records thing one p i, j come into percent of them. and these riley territory half interceptors buys really defend system known as ireland of these early notes resources. also say that they were more than 100 failed launches with one in 5 following on the territory of the guys a stream. and now these really military publishing, if they do showings, one of such launches, claiming it killed 4 civilians, including one boy, 10 years old to teenagers, and one man, since the beginning of the operation, $25.00 at least people have been killed, is real claims. most of them were militants, but according to the power steering house ministry, they were mostly civilians, including women and children in scores had been injured from both sides, have actually the international tv and she has been very much alarmed by these collation on the ground has railey defense ministers spoke last night with his american counterpart, promising a long

the southern urals and the middle volga the air will warm up to 20 ° and more light rains associated with the influence of the frontal section. tomorrow they will pass in the madness and in the eastf the central region, but in the north-west of russia precipitation of different phase states is expected to the south of the line, petrozavodsk arkhangelsk rains to the north snowfalls, the most intense on the coast, barents and kara seas. in st. petersburg today the maximum temperature was +9 at night it will get colder up to 2°, tomorrow. it will rain again, in the afternoon +6 frost on friday night. wet snow is not ruled out, and during the day, even with clearings, the air will warm up to only 5 °. from the weekend, warming will begin on saturday , plus nine on sunday 12 °, but on monday it will warm up to 15 °, in moscow it rains at times, the wind is gradually rebuilt to the northern rhumbs. maximum temperature. today it was +12°. at night the air will cool down to plus two in the east in the moscow region, the influence of the atmospheric front will still be possible, and in the west of the moscow region , frosts are not ruled out during clearings. thursday afternoon. partly cl

through the middle and down towards the south—east of england but we will also see some holes develop in that. we also have a keen breeze coming in from the north sea across the southeast southern at some sunshine. temperatures responding accordingly. ii some sunshine. temperatures responding accordingly. 11 degrees under the cloud but in glasgow we could hit 2a, possibly even 26 degrees. 21 degrees in london but it will feel cooler along the north sea coastline. especially with the onshore flow. in the evening and overnight, the crowd will romp and again from the north sea pushing west. in western areas, under clear skies you will see some pockets of mr vaughan. skies you will see some pockets of mrvaughan. it skies you will see some pockets of mr vaughan. it will not be a particularly cold night for most under the cloud, looking at seven to 10 degrees as our overnight lows. a dull start to the day tomorrow with all the cloud, still this keen breeze coming in from the north sea across the south—east and southern areas. dry weather as the cloud pushes back towards the east coast where it will be cooler. tomorrow, temperatures down a touch but we can still see 22 or 23 degrees.

middle east correspondingly . if a notion that has more on the escalating developments, a lot of escalation, but now we witness in a moment until come, we're now in these roads southern city over there, all this region is bouldering garza and it was the most the fact it in terms of both records fired from this trip and restrictions by as rarely home come on. thousands of people have been evacuated from here to safe the locations and the 1st hours of the operation we drove through the city. now it looks like a ghost town, which for those we decided to stay all shelter is private and public have been open . the run many, many of them every 200 meters. also, the crossings in 2 guys are still closed, including for international journalists. this is why we are bringing you the latest from these riley side, the large scale offensive shield an arrow and it's day on size. they. the idea of says that the total of more than $100.00 is 50 targets have been. he's a, in 3 days. the israel says all of them belonging to is lumnick jihad, probably seen in milton, through based in guys on size such as launch a side son, military bases ad and the weapons depo. also, he's real size a d

southern europe. reco, breaking temperature for the month of april spain, portugal under a morocco registered new temperature highs with challenges to records in algeria to nicea and france lou for ah. 6 people from the middle east had left the region for many destinations around the world and for a number of different reasons. some high fled conflict or persecution. others go abroad for higher education, and some are simply seeking a better life in another country. fit, george is a businessman who has made the name for himself in the gold mine in sector in north america either for some years or thought. somebody thought none of none. ganglion huddled, beth always i'll, well, i'll run in regular canada. la, monica, horner, garage, double. ahmad. not by law albert's army, without somebody be november. good, now let's look back with our shall cindy. i know with you when we're doing when the while she believes now that i know my headless minute job, i'm going to kill a non ally. i didn't know much. i love what is not if you want to look better, but i haven't really read can notify watch before they can as year on will be the travel stablish would lived. what like bernard, who should not someone, montage actually ca

breezy across the middle east, over the next couple of days to go some place some places the cloud wanted to shout . always a possibility i would towards the red safety of the southern end of the red sea. some show us this them into the can also is watched by the as heavy as they have been recently. and they'll just run the way across the cool cuz they say some havior showers to just pushing into central parks all around just over the mountains. but hopefully, as we go on through the weekend, it tends to should turn a little dry and brighter time, but just generally getting up around the 40 degree miles even though how the testing 42 celsius, some of the w that for at the q i taught form of the in a bag that will be enough to to the northeast of africa car, right at around $35.00 celsius we got a few showers into northern and central positive tennessee a still and a months worth of rain for some here. so that caused some like last friday, and i was just running across the fondles of out the rituals in the past of morocco . good rash, showers the now across the west, africa in front of that. it has been recently, but still plenty of wet weather in the full cost show

middle east. i covered war in sarajevo and kosovo and then of conflicts in between war and sudan. i was with the spla in the southern sudan, i six weeks in the punjab at the height of the fighting, the the civil war in algeria, civil war in yemen. i was in the south on the losing side and were certainly days when i couldn't write at all. i was just overcome emotionally. it wasn't cathartic. it wasn't. i still to this day, cannot reread the book but i felt that given the familiarity with and the peculiar subculture of war, i had a response ability to set it down. the book was published by public affairs, a small publisher, the advance was rather modest. $25,000, and we didn't expect to sell. it exploded hit that particular zeitgeist with the inception of the war in iraq, sold hundreds of thousands of copies and then other publishers came to me since it's all marketing to have me propose writing other books on war which i refuse and i didn't want to be ghettoized as a writer but i also didn't want to dilute what i wrote over the last 20 years. i did write about war, but not my own wars. i wrote about other people's wa

middle east said he expects within six months. >> john: i want to jump to call four number two, the president was asked if he had plans to visit the southern border. here is what he said. >> do you have any plans to visit the border? >> not in the near term, no. no, it would just be disruptive. >> john: he said it would be disruptive to visit the border. i don't know how many times former president trump visited the border and it was not disruptive, they were happy to show him the situation and it booster morale as well for the people working diligently on the front lines. >> it does. it's human nature. border patrol is overwhelmed, overworked, having retention issues. part of our border bill we just passed would give them retention bonuses and beef them up. but you know, they need to see their commander in chief as a leader, a military leader, as a businessman. whenever you have a crisis, you go to the scene of the crisis or the problem and lead. and you know, just to see some basic leadership here and some compassion for what our border patrol are going through and some compassion for the conditions at these migrant centers. biden ran on

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breezy across the middle east, over the next couple of days go some place some places of cloud wanted to show what was a possibility i would towards the red sea particular the southern end of the red sea . some show us this them into the can also is watched by the as heavy as they have been recently. and they'll just run the way across the cool cuz they say some havior showers to just pushing into central parks all around just over the mountains. but hopefully, as we go on through the weekend, it tends to ship tiny little dry and bright to time, but just generally getting up around the 40 degree miles even though how with testing full if you to celsius, similar to that for at, for q. i taught form of the in baghdad will mean off to, to the northeast of africa car, right at around $35.00 celsius we've got a few showers into northern and central positive tennessee is still on a months worth of rain for some here. so that caused some localized funding and i was just running across the fondles of allergy rituals in the past of morocco. good rash, showers the now across the west africa. it was for all that. it has been recently, but still plenty of wet weather in the ful

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the east of the central region and on the middle volga, and in the afternoon tomorrow + 14-18 there is no bijector suitable for reducing fire danger, they will only show themselves in the southern urals and only on saturday. and now about annoying rains, they are in the south of europe, the territories are finally leaving the strip from the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bazov to the kuban, but so far without noticeable warming up showers with thunderstorms are only plus 10-12 in the caucasus rainy cooling and in lower volga region and the capital without precipitation and everything, warmer in st. petersburg tomorrow plus 17-19 in moscow already 18-20. and this is just the beginning , the temperature will rise to a level higher than plus 20. thanks irina well, that's all. have a nice evening. a man will leave to save his sister, whom he has not seen for half a century from an unknown illness in our studio alexander hello alexander hello. and how did it happen that they first talked to their sister only at the age of 51, as they say, we were all scattered and we couldn’t get along in any way. how spread out at home you knew you had a sister. who found who? did she find you or did you find

middle east. just wanted to ask you also briefly about this, the error strikes that happened on this, but a is being described as a prominent drug dealer which happened in southern silvia. jordan is being accused of having carried this out along says has not made any comment with regard to that yet. is it a risk? do you think that in order to try to deal with this in a more public fashion, we might see some foreign governments taking action like this, carrying out it strikes in syria, essentially under the guise of trying to stem the drug trade. and i think it's entirely possible. i mean we, we've seen jordanian strengths in southern syria before countering isis enclave in the area. and that was earlier in the syrian civil war. it seems like jordan, of course, given that they prioritized counter, kept to go on efforts as a security priority. they're trying to do this again. and you know, with the launch of the strikes, i think we saw last week we saw a lot of collaboration with the serial team. but i think today and the strikes they serve as, as a message to damascus, to essentially show them that jordanian officials, they have the intelligence, they know the lo

escalation in the middle east , one of the most serious in almost a year , continues for the third day the day before gas radicals have repeatedly fired rockets and mortar shells at areas in southernry , which, however, including thanks to the anti-aircraft defense system, did not reach the target in 2 days , more than three dozen people became victims of the attack by the israeli army. but that's all for now. be with us. the broadcast of channel one will continue the program. good morning good morning everyone. who meets this day with the first channel with you timur solovyov today, may 12 friday. well, right now. let's talk about one unpleasant phenomenon of our high-tech energetic very fast time. this is stress. now a lot of people are complaining about it. well, for example, the head shouted at the child's problems at school, the neighbors. all day. something at home is being drilled and does not allow to rest in a traffic jam. someone has cut it all off, accumulates and at some point turns into stress. listen, dear friends, maybe you and i are just reacting too sharply and nervously. you have to be able to calm down a few minutes. and what really calms us down is when i see s

week then to the middle of the week, the storms will move east and fizzle out we will not see a threat of severe storms but more showers and storms will work their way into the southerng. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing showers to start out in parts of the bay area this morning. temperatures inland reach the mid 60s. about the same tomorrow for highs for the inland areas, but the rain will be out of here and it's dry throughout much of the rest of the week as our temperatures reach the upper 70s. >> and that is your latest forecast hey, guys. >> all right, dylan, thank you we did it. coming up next, four hollywood icons right here diane keaton, jane fonda, candice burger and mary steen bergen all on our couch. cannot wait to talk about their friendship and the next chapter in their book club in their book club but first, this is "today" on - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org. - life is uncertain. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get t