department it concerns, you either go to a group of cities, or to the international, or to the state fire departmentays before borya’s death he turned 38 years old, here’s a minute anniversary and this wonderful post about when he wrote, what and why summer, and not winter, spring or say a month, it might be better to count in months, then i am 463 months or 13,879 days or 1982 weeks or 33, 333. 1,107 hours as of 11:00 moscow almost 20 million minutes, oh anniversary, if in minutes . i don’t know a single person in the world who would calculate his life in minutes. boris was left with a lot of unrealized plans, filmed materials, unreleased stories, and documentaries. boris's last report will be completed by his wife, our colleague, olga armyakova, and we will definitely show it in our broadcast. investment rating, economy, through specific stories, we can reach... now, in addition to the urgent messages that are coming through news agencies at this moment, the number of victims of the shelling of belgorod has increased to 25 people, of which five are children, the head of the region, a 4-year-old gi

fire. dozens of state department officials have also signed on to official dissent cables over the administration's handling of the conflict. do you have a sense of why there is an unusually passionate dissent within the administration about this? >> because there are a lot of people who agree with the policies, you know -- look, there have been tremendous tragedies in gaza, and anybody who can look at what's going on in gaza, particularly the children, not only the children, but particularly the children, and not feel empathy, i don't know whereheir heart is. so anyone who doesn't have empathy for that suffering, i feel for them and i think they're truly wrong. and i think there are many people who are struck like that and i'm glad to be part of an administration where people who dissent feel free that they can dissent, but i think the president has made his policy and his position very clear. >> this program is a renewed version of "firing line" that william hosted for many years, and in 1992, on the original "firing line," he discussed anti-semitism with the editor of "commentary" magazine. take

fired. state department is cutting off funding until this brings in more certainty here. dan hoffman.fox news contributor. dan, a remarkable turn of events for an administration that has stood in lockstep with unrwa, the u.n. relief agency that works inside gaza. >> dan: right, and not exclusively inside gaza, they also work in jordan and lebanon and syria and the west bank and they would have been a high priority target for hamas, not to mention iran, to make recruitments of those unrwa workers because israel has alleged in the past that they have used their ambulances to transport militants, they would have access to protected information that would be of value to hamas, and because they are distributing assistance aid, resources, hamas would want to control that. so they would be a high priority target and frankly i'm not surprised about this. i wish we had done a better job of vetting them before providing them with the taxpayer money. we are just assisting hamas in exercising control over gaza, in causing -- in planning terrorist attacks in the west bank, and frankly, i think the

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further noted that the on-scene fire department stated that the 6 building suffered major fire damage, 5 and 6 r damage. the building is later declared uninhibitable. fire persone of the fire 44 occupied apartments within the building were occupied by over 60 people suspected to be inside at the time due hour. all those occupants were evacuated with no fatalities and 5 people transported to hospital for miner us animals also evacuated including multiple dogs and a bird. the fact that over 50 percent the apartment comlex lost to the fire yet no loss of fire is attributes today the efforts of these tremendous members. fire department leadership team contacted tenderloin station regarding the actions of these officers and said ]efforts put forth by these officers were above beyond expectations allowed us the fire department to focus on ix the fire, rescuing the victims from the upper floors. with the help of these officers, we the fire department were able to keep using fatalities. we want to thank the officers for their efforts. it should be noted each of these injury and officer ragus

[applause] >> as he zeroes worked on a fire, or state agencies including hi-ema, department of educationhealth, fema services, all begin immediate wake alongside fema and maui county with the red cross to provide meals, temporary housing and new schools as well as support services for disaster relief program which included financial recovery, , medical ad mental health care which was so critically important. conc such as as a hawaii committee foundation, the red cross, cnha, so many others immediately molize donation drives and brought tens of maids of dollars the effort. report from an all over the world. so working with these partners in the first two weeks after august 8 we relocated over 1000 of our displaced people in total rooms and condos across maui. [applause] and a few short months regarding dispersed millions of dollars of housing system to those who needed were affected and this is just beginning of the effort. disasters as severe as this one can take years to recover from. i'm especially grateful to other individuals that have become local leaders and probably in our state h

. >> sandra: jacqui, we are a away -- awaiting a state department briefing. houthi terrorists firingic missiles. so far, at least 153 attacks against u.s. forces since october 17th in the middle east. robert greenway on our military posture, but first alex hogan is live on the ground in tel aviv. what do we know about the new sanctions against the houthis? >> hi, sandra, the state department says the u.s. in partnership with the u.k. is slapping sanctions on four houthi military official, all this comes as one day after the iranian-backed military group fired at least three anti-ship ballistic missiles toward a u.s. container ship in the gulf of aden. one of the missiles fell into the sea. u.s.s. gravely shot down the other missiles. no reports of injuries on the ship. in gaza, we monitor the war. idf says it's carrying out targeted raids and claims to have found new military compounds in khan younis, where the military had fully encircled. relief agency for palestinian refugees says the shelter compound was hit. idf denies it was involved but talked with tom white, the director, and

the idf saying the video was edited, and there's no way of telling who fired those fatal shots. david, a state department spokesman calling the shelling on that u.n. training facility incredibly concerning. he said he didn't know who was behind the attack, but said civilians must be protected. david? >> david: all right, matt gutman in tel aviv. matt, thank you. >>> when we come back here, two major recalls tonight, from ford and kia. >>> also, the comedian returning to late night. >>> and the aerial images coming in tonight, the horrific discovery, multiple people found dead in the mojave desert. reveed about what they found after being called to this area. i'm so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causin

fire department can reopen part of el camino real that's been closed. fire department says the part of that stretch of road will reopen tomorrow. happening today, statemakers will consider a proposal for a wealth tax to help california deal with the projected $68 billion budget deficit. this proposal would add a 1.5% tax on californians with a worldwide net worth of more than $1 billion. as soon as this year, and a 1% tax on those with a net worth of 50 million by 2026. south bay assemblyman, who proposed the tax, said it could generate up to $22 billion a year. >> it would be the fiscal responsible thing to look at the people who effectively pay little to no taxes, then ask again for the working class and middle class people to shoulder cuts or shoulder more taxes. >> assemblyman lee says california is home to 186 billionaires, those who oppose the tax say it will be another reason for the ultra wealthy not to live in california. >> our time now 734. the city of vallejo has agreed to pay the family of willie mccoy, $5 million to settle a lawsuit against the vallejo police department. mccoy was shot and killed back in 2019 after he was found sleeping

department faced. there is a noticeable positive trend in terms of reducing the number of fires, as well as the loss of life from emergencies. as the secretary of staterity council noted in this political year to the department as well. there are a number of tasks, including ensuring security on a single voting day, during the large-scale celebration of victory day and independence day, the year of quality, so you need to reconsider your plans and outline new ones decisions on the organization of work to continue quite effective activities to help people who have fallen into poverty, and of course, issues of prevention, prevention, so it is no coincidence that today the secretary of state of the security council and the leadership of the prosecutor general's office have been invited, who, from a critical point of view, to a certain extent see our shortcomings tell us in this direction, so literally 5 days to rework our decisions, make these decisions and move forward. really the staff of the ministry of emergency situations today, i would say, is prepared, prepared professionally, morally, these are people, government officials, people who see the pr

fire department. if you're not meeting that state standard. and so that is the condition with many of the existing buildings within the city of san francisco. but rather than them just being pushed out like they would being saying, oh, you don't meet the standard, right? um it leaves a little more space for, i believe , for projects to be able to go through ministerial review rather than discretionary review. right if we're asking for that much more so if the standard tradesmen alley in san francisco is three feet, it's still not meeting that four foot requirement. but it's still goes into that discretionary review pile, right where it's like you do not meet the ministerial requirement. so in order to potentially approve your project, you have are subject to this discretionary review process, right. and so that's how i see it is like we're pushing we're making it we're making it the barrier that much higher. before you go into that and it's easier than to say no. well easier to say no wonder which standard under the new objective or what the p

. >> just as fire department sent on fireworks is simply do not use them. we have sanctions public displays throughout the united states and those are sanctioned because they come with a lot requirements. captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says this accident should serve as a reminder that all fireworks are dangerous. even those considered illegal combine both commercial absolute hall safe and sane fireworks lead thousands of injuries and deaths throughout the united states every year. a lot of people don't know that a sparkler. >> enough to know. goal over 1800 degrees. so you can imagine if that caught your hand fire, your clothes on fire. and san francisco medical examiner's office has not yet identified the victim. it's not clear what exactly caused his death, but neighbors tell us he suffered some kind of head injury. >> baxter says there are ways to celebrate the holiday safely and he hopes people will take the story as a cautionary tale finding an actual public display where you can go to and actually service saint location. >> having a family review, can you have a movie, a backyard

fire. since the war on guns that began the state department, they said it wasn't given advance notice of the strikes. they've killed the top. how much the official solid all the way in initial email to i'll just say to the department of defense said it was an is reading strike. israel has not acknowledged responsibility for the attack. should have the time to explain this what's been going on from the us state department in washington dc. the wednesday was the moment for the administration to have it spokespeople 1st time. they faced the precedence and in the new year to put themselves on the rifle to say they did not know who was responsible for the assassination in buried matthew miller. here at the state department, we have no assessment as to who was responsible, but we weren't informed to advance. and then john cubby at the white house, national security council spokesman saying we're not in a position to confirm a specific reports on how it happened or who is responsible. i basically don't have any great detail on who was responsible, no indication as well was responsible. so they, we,

carrying causal for the defense and state departments came under attack of the protesting farmers have of these chaos across france, blocking blocking roads, starting fires and even spring manila on one government building. they're angry at regulations that drive up costs, as well as a rising cheap impulse that compete with their goods. it's almost say the protest will not stop until the demands met. a woman in the us state of california was lifted to safety after spending 14 hours on top of us of much costs . so id say, a vehicle fell into a creek and flipped over. she crossed the bridge during having flooding. california is declared a state of emergency in several areas because of records. greenville us president, july and has one and endorsement on in his re election bid from the possible united auto workers labor union. last year, by them became the 1st president to join a picket line during an auto work stripe. the union's need to criticize republican front runner, donald trump, as standing against organized labor or tens of thousands of joined a one day general strike in argentina against president had the emulates plans to slash public spending an

fire department sent on fireworks is simply do not use them. >> we have sanctions public displays throughout the united states and those are sanctioned because they call it a lot firemen. captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says this accident should serve as a reminder that all fireworks are dangerous. even those considered illegal. >> combine both commercial absolute hall safe and sane fireworks lead thousands injuries and deaths throughout the united states every year. a lot of people don't part 2 are some enough to melt goal over 1800 degrees. so you can imagine if that caught your hand fire, your clothes on fire san francisco medical examiner's office has not yet identified the victim. it's not clear what exactly caused his death, but neighbors tell us he suffered some kind of head injury. >> baxter says there are ways to celebrate the holiday safely and he hopes people will take the story as a cautionary tale finding an actual public display where you can go to and actually safe location. >> having a family review, can have a movie, a backyard screen laser light show if you are drone operator and they're able t

memorial scheduled to speak at the memorial are the chaplains for the oakland police department, alameda county fire, also, state attorney general rob bonta is scheduled to speak, as well as three family members of officer lei live in castro valley. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> ali, thank you. officer lee was shot and killed just about two miles from where that procession began. two suspects have been arrested and charged in connection with the killing. mark sanders and allen brown have been formally charged both face special circumstances stemming from allegations shots were fired from a vehicle and that the gunman knew lei was a police officer. both faced the possibility of life in prison without parole. lei was part of a team of un uniformed or actually plainclothes officers and uniformed officers that were dispatched to a robbery in progress at a cannabis business in oakland. during this, one of the suspects fired a gun several times, hitting lei as he was driving an unmarked vehicle. he was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead. >> well, let's get back out. live to the church where

was installed in a park in the state of kansas, usa, to teach children about the struggle against racism. according to the american media, the officers of the fire departmentthe flames. robinson. born in 1919 , he is the first african american who was able to break the one hundred ban on the presence of blacks in sports by participating in the first level of baseball in the world. in this way, we have reached the end of the world today . thank you, dear viewers, for accompanying us until the end. i wish you a peaceful night, god bless you. now there are many victims and martyrs. all the displaced persons are connected to al-amal hospital affiliated to the palestinian red crescent society, inside the headquarters of the society in the vicinity of the hospital and the society building in medina khans. savannah was in our dominion with the protection of two soldiers . greetings, dear viewers of film majd program. parliament period in conversation with former representatives. every day at 1930 from khabar network. buying carpets, all beheshti carpets at the factory price , now is the time for an unrepeatable discount in the festival great sale of beheshti carp

that unwrapped has a nuff information where they felt that they should fire these a, these unrest staff members. now the state department of the united states is saying that it's 12 unrest, staff members. but again, the un is not confirming that that will conclude by saying just some perspective. there are 13000 on rough humanitarian aid workers in guys. only 5000 of them are able to work right now because of israel's bombardment of gaza and a 153. under a u. n. a workers have been killed since october 7th, because of is really bombing up because the strip gaped. thank you for that. gave it a zone to live at the un headquarters there in new york. it's now commercial vessel has been hit by a mist tied off the coasts of young men, according to the u. k. maritime secuity. from ambry this ride caused the fire in a condo tank. it's the latest in the series of attacks on ships in the red sea. the run by tuesday group has been targeting, shifts in response to it as or as warn gaza that will if he is confirmed, they're fine. just carried out an operation targeting the british oil tank, kamali lawanda in the gulf of 8 and on fri

. >> just as fire department sent on fireworks is simply do not use them. we have sanctions public displays throughout the united states and those are sanctioned because they come with a lot firemen. captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says this accident should serve as a reminder that all fireworks are dangerous. even those considered illegal combine both commercial absolute hall safe and sane fireworks lead thousands of injuries and deaths throughout the united states every year. a lot of people don't know that sparks were. >> enough to melt goal over 1800 degrees. so you can imagine if that caught your hand fire, your clothes on fire san francisco medical examiner's office has not yet identified the victim. >> it's not clear what exactly caused his death, but neighbors tell us he suffered some kind of head injury. >> baxter says there are ways to celebrate the holiday safely and he hopes people will take the story as a cau ionary tale. >> finding an actual public display where you can go to and actually service say to location having a family, did continue have a movie, a backyard screen l

the city to the southern states because of that right news because they're, it's easing away through georgia and the fire department handle that being during friday. i think it will repeat itself and coughing cause get more flooding trouble . during the same time coming down the california coast is no spell it right. not quite as heavy as the last one but rain nevertheless, so that the caribbean and the gulf of mexico, the breeze is easy and it's a bit, but it's still full of channels. mostly there are light chairs with the they're all the same in south america where we won't be showers, which is basically anywhere in the amazon base. and there will be a few. but the heaviest sitting in population areas has been that the survey are know, supposed to been at home is on the day that's produced city funding in the last day or so. it could the same again, but the size of that and it's a completely different story. now i know it's still summer, but temperature is really out on the high side for most of options. and because that normally raises sunny and told many risk without the weather brought to you by visit cuts on

for palestinian refugees, or unwra, immediately firing those workers, saying its investigation could lead to criminal charges. tonight, the state department temporarily pausing funding to the agency. >> if the investigation proves that, in this case i think it's about a dozen employees, who were assisting hamas, and even to the point of maybe even, you know, involved in hostage taking, then absolutely they need to be held to account. >> reporter: it comes after the international court of justice, in a sharp rebuke of israel's conduct of the war, ordered it to, quote, take all measures to prevent genocide. the interim ruling stopped short both of calling israel's actions in gaza genocide or demanding an immediate ceasefire. what does israel say to the allegations of war crimes, families being blown up in air strikes, now genocide? >> the problem is hamas is doing everything it can to use the population as a human shield. >> reporter: and tonight, hamas releasing chilling new video showing three female israeli hostages pleading for their release, the families asking we only use a still from the video. david, back to those u.n. workers accus

. >> just as fire department sent on fireworks is simply do not use them. we have sanctions public displays throughout the united states and those are sanctioned because they call it a lot virus. captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says this accident should serve as a reminder that all fireworks are dangerous. even those considered illegal combine both commercial and so-called safe and sane fireworks lead thousands injuries and deaths throughout the united states every year. a lot of people don't know that sparks were. >> enough to goal over 1800 degrees. so you can imagine if that caught your hand fire, your clothes on fire san francisco. medical examiner's office has not yet identified the victim. it's not clear what exactly caused his death, but neighbors tell us he suffered some kind of head injury. >> baxter says there are ways to celebrate the holiday safely and he hopes people will take the story as a cautionary tale. >> finding an actual public display where you can go to and actually service in location having a family day where you can have a movie, a backyard screen laser light sho

fire departments sent on fireworks is simply do not use them. >> we have sanctions public displays throughout the united states and those are sanctioned because they call it a lot firemen. captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says this accident should serve as a reminder that all fireworks are dangerous. even those considered legal. >> combine both commercial absolute hall safe and sane fireworks lead thousands injuries and deaths throughout the united states every year. a lot of people that part we're. >> some enough to melt goal over 1800 degrees. so you can imagine if that caught your hand fire, your clothes on fire san francisco medical examiner's office has not yet identified the victim. >> it's not clear what exactly caused his death, but neighbors tell us he suffered some kind of head injury. >> baxter says there are ways to celebrate the holiday safely and he hopes people will take the story as a cautionary tale. >> finding an actual public display where you can go to and actually service say 2 location having a family. did continue have a movie, a backyard screen laser light show. if you are drone operator an

. >> just as fire department sent on fireworks is simply do not use them. we have sanctions public displays throughout the united states and those are sanctioned because they call it a lot requirements. captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says this accident should serve as a reminder that all fireworks are dangerous. even those considered illegal combine both commercial absolute hall safe and sane fireworks lead thousands injuries and deaths throughout the united states every year. a lot of people don't know that sparks were some enough to melt goal over 1800 degrees. so you can imagine if that caught your hand fire, your clothes on fire san francisco medical examiner's office has not yet identified the victim. it's not clear what exactly caused his death, but neighbors tell us he suffered some kind of head injury. >> baxter says there are ways to celebrate the holiday safely and he hopes people will take the story as a cautionary tale finding an actual public display where you can go to and actually service in same location. >> having a family review, can you have a movie, a backyard screen

fire departments sent on fireworks is simply do not use them. >> we have sanctions public displays throughout the united states and those are sanctioned because they call it a lot firemen. captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says this accident should serve as a reminder that all fireworks are dangerous. even those considered legal. >> combine both commercial absolute hall safe and sane fireworks lead thousands injuries and deaths throughout the united states every year. a lot of people that part we're enough to melt goal over 1800 degrees. so you can imagine if that caught your hand fire, your clothes on fire san francisco medical examiner's office has not yet identified the victim. it's not clear what exactly caused his death, but neighbors tell us he suffered some kind of head injury. >> baxter says there are ways to celebrate the holiday safely and he hopes people will take the story as a cautionary tale. >> finding an actual public display where you can go to and actually service say 2 location having a family. did continue have a movie, a backyard screen laser light show. if you are drone operator and they're ab

. >> just as fire department sent on fireworks is simply do not use them. we have sanctions public displays throughout the united states and those are sanctioned because they come with a lot firemen. captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says this accident should serve as a reminder that all fireworks are dangerous. even those considered legal combine both commercial absolute hall safe and sane fireworks lead thousands injuries and deaths throughout the united states every year. a lot of people don't sparks were. >> enough to melt goal over 1800 degrees. so you can imagine if that caught your hand on fire, your clothes on fire san francisco medical examiner's office has not yet identified the victim. >> it's not clear what exactly caused his death, but neighbors tell us he suffered some kind of head injury. >> baxter says there are ways to celebrate the holiday safely and he hopes people will take the story as a cautionary tale. >> finding an actual public display where you can go to and actually service say 2 location having a family. did continue have a movie, a backyard screen laser light sh

united states as you mentioned sent out a statement from the state department saying that it is extremely troubled by the allegations of course. and we've also gotten word that the head of unrwa fired staff members who were allegedly involved in the october 7 attacks. there will be investigations, there will be a lot of talk about this for many, many days to come. thank you so much, i know you got it as we got it and you went through it for us. nic robertson in tel aviv, thank you. appreciate your reporting. >>> and we're getting breaking news? no, am i teasing? okay. this morning a brand new report on inflation, what it is revealing about the u.s. economy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a whole lot going on all of a sudden inside the closing arguments in the defamation damages trial against donald trump. trump walked into the courtroom late. he walked out when the plaintiffs were delivering their closing arguments. at one point the judge had to warn defense lawyers that they were close to being thrown in the lockup. let's get right to kara scannell who ran out from inside that courtroom to give us an explanation of what was going on. what have you been seeing is this. >> reporter: yeah, an event

the head of the american state department in davos, the head of the office of the president of ukraine, ermak, will do. in a telegram he even announced some, as he put it, firerland, today for some reason he deleted his post. the day before , zelensky arrived in davoz, before his participation in the dai-style forum, he met with the country's leadership, demanded that the swiss organize a peace conference of world leaders, that is, they announced another useless summit, because to discuss a world without russia. this is, of course, absurd, apparently, this is the same news from ermak, who just the day before cheerfully declared about an eternal war with russia, and then about victory over putin, while ukraine can only count as an asset a photograph, as the financial times mockingly writes , the main achievement of ukraine in davos, is the family photo in which it is located. we invite whoever we request. the small ski resort of dovos once a year becomes the site of the largest meeting of corporations, politicians and non-governmental organizations. thanks for your hospitality, says andriy yermak, the right hand of president zelensky. next, all the right hand

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former san jose police officer who left the department in 2020 and had since been working in another state. >> has been firedthat agency. san jose police say he and former officer mark mcnamara said each other racist text messages. mcnamara left the force in november of last year. police have not released the name of the now out of state officer who was fired in los altos, a big section of l camino remains blocked off. >> 10 days after a fire broke out, ripped through a building that how several local shops, one restaurant that's near the charred building says it. well, the folks there say that the road closure has fewer people coming to the business. >> christmas morning as a tough time for all this to happen. it's our busy season with the holidays here. families are in from out of town. kids are back college and it's just it's a it's a huge inconvenience, but we're still grateful that the hard work of the fire department has done. >> the city telling kron 4 that the roads should be back open in 2 to 3 weeks. well, they tear down the building or find some support to make sure that it's safe for cars to driv

department. arson one of the main versions of the fire in the national art gallery of abkhazia was stated by thefairs. a fire-technical examination has been ordered in the criminal case. let me remind you that the fire in the museum destroyed almost 4.0 paintings. now only memories and digital copies will remain of them. local residents and artists say: the paintings were stored in completely inappropriate conditions, on wooden racks and simply on the floor. our carelessness, first of all, these works were stored for 30 years, they were not even stored, they were littered in this room. among the burned works of art were works by famous soviet artists varvara bubnov and evgeniy kotlerov. here they were collected individually from the year sixty-three. compensating for the loss for national culture, this is how the ministry of culture of abkhazia spoke about the fire. russian minister of culture olga lyubimy has already promised the museum to send specialist restorers who will help preserve the paintings and documents that survived the fire. the high technologies of the past are still at the level

state department. in the statements, the state department said we continue to believe that allegations of genocide are unfounded. and note the court did not make a finding about genocide or call for a cease fire, and it's ruling and that it call for the unconditional immediate release of all hostages being held by a loss particle. hain reports from the white house. so here's the white house officials definitely trying to put a positive spin on the decision from the international court of justice. the 1st thing admiral john kirby, of the national security spokesman said when he brought brief reporters on this question was, look, they didn't rule the israel's committed genocide. that question is actually a much broader questionnaire, extra years for the court to rule on that. they did say the court that israel should try to avoid genocidal acts, but he also said we also agree with some of what the court said. the court said that civilians should be protected. we've been telling israel that as well. then curry said, they've also said more, it should be guarding in the us has been telling israel to do that as well. and you ask the question, if they think that what they're asking israel to do is a

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pentagon and and state department uh people think that it's reckless that b has no idea what he's walking into uh and that that he could weil a lot of power to bring about a cease firewilling to do whatever netanyahu asks him to do and to give whatever amount of money uh the israel demands and "the us is not exactly flush at the moment, they are not um uh, there's not a lot of surplus cash laying around, there's an election coming up uh, there are domestic problems and they're too numerous even mention uh, and and yet here we have, you know, more money being sent to ukraine, and now massive amounts being sent to israel in addition to the usual payments that israel receives, so..." it's a very provocative and reckless act by israel, they can't, they can't defeat hezballah, you would think they would remember 2006. um, but but this is this, this is desperation, this is how he stays in power, he has been asked to resign, there were massive protests in tel aviv, massive, the other day, anti-netan yahu protest, demanding he resigned as soon as operations in gaza are completed, what that means is that, netanyahu is in no hurry. to end operations in gaza, he wants this to

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government is allowed to remove razor wire, instilled by the state of texas, through a lot of gasoline on that fire. after a lawsuit from the departmentme court basically said federal border patrol agents are well within the right to step in and remove the razor wire. and governor abbott has responded by essentially taunting the federal government, by continuing to have the texas national guard and state troopers lay more wire. and all this back and forth is sparking a whole lot of casual references to civil war in the right-wing circles. >> basically, the supreme court has told texas, your choices are be invaded or succeed. >> the federal government would come in, and some people would say, that's the seeds of a civil war. is that what you want? where does this and? >> that supreme court decision that was made has now put the federal government at war with the state of texas. >> joining me now is former texas congressman -- who is the founder of the political action committee, the power of people. thank you so much for joining me this afternoon, you've been very vocal about this, and i thought it was so important, and explain to peop

state emergency service. it is reported in the press service of the department. one firefighter was injured in the kherson region. he and his colleagues extinguished the fire after the shelling. at that moment , a dsns ammunition was dropped on them from an enemy drone. in the hospital, also in the morning a rocket hit the building of one of the kharkiv fire departments, there there were no casualties, in nikopol , dnipropetrovsk oblast, a drone hit the territory of the fire station, an official car caught fire inside the building, and the windows were broken. a 70-year-old resident of the kherson region died as a result of an enemy attack on the shipping area of ​​kherson. the russians killed him just outside the entrance of his own house. the head of the region oleksandr prokudin informed. the occupiers also attacked the village of kindiyka. a 74-year-old woman was injured there. she was hospitalized with a blast injury and a closed fracture of the bones of the left forearm. in kyiv, the number has increased injured by a rocket attack. as of now, it is known about 22 wounded. one woman is in a state of clinical death - said the kyiv city military adminis

state department called the ruling deeply concerning. the opposition has condemned the ruling. colombia is appealing for international aid as it battles dozens of forest firesy. parks and trails in the colombian capital, bogota, have been closed because of wildfires. for four consecutive days, hundreds of firefighters and volunteers have fought the blazes tearing through the mountains above bogota, some armed with little more than water bottles and face masks. demonstrations have been taking place across major cities in kenya to protest the rising cases of femicide and other violence against women. hundreds gathered outside parliament and the president's office in nairobi, the nation's capital. some held placards with the names of those who were killed. the protests follow a series of gruesome murders against women that happened at the beginning of the year. amnesty international says more than 500 cases of femicide were recorded in kenya between 2016 and 2023. many of the victims were killed by intimate partners or people known to them. i experienced domestic violence, people have been killed at the hands of men so i am here because i am angry and i'm here

dispute between the state and the democratic party, a woman was rescued at del valle regional park in livermore after being stranded for nearly 15 hours. >> the alameda county fire department says she tried to drive over a flooded bridge, and the current swept the car into a creek, flipping it over. a camper found her and called for help. >> alaska and united airlines are frustrated with boeing after inspections of the 737 max nine jets turned up loose bolts on several planes. the fleet was grounded earlier this month after a door plug flew off that alaska flight in midair. boeing ceo is supposed to meet with top ranking senators in washington tomorrow, and thursday. >> an executive order is expected from the white house to try to protect americans personal data from being sold to foreign governments. the order is expected to cover cell phone location data, genetic information and health records. personal data can often be easily acquired online. >> the oscar nominations are out, with oppenheimer leading the way with 13. barbie received eight, but there were some apparent snubs. neither director greta gerwig or actress margot robbie were nominated without her. >> none of t

fire department there were no injuries thank goodness reported in the crash, original crash they were called to or the crash there involving the fire truck. >>> an update on a story from yesterday, cal stateaculty members returned to work today after reaching a tentative agreement on monday. the deal still needs to be ratified by union members, it includes higher wages for all faculty. >>> breaking news, a legendly television newsman is being mader. charlie osgood died today at his home in new jersey. the longtime host of "cbs sunday mornings." he was known for his iconic bowtie. he was 91. >>> we'll return now to our coverage of the new hampshire primary. >>> we're in final hours of voting in second contest of the republican primary, former president donald trump is aiming for another big victory tonight after winning the iowa caucuses. nikki haley hoping for a big upset to give her campaign momentum. >> chuck, we've been talking this hour about the importance of independent voters, and i know you'll be watching for a lot of things tonight, walk us through what you're watching for. >> they're the ball game here, they're the largest group of voters, when you put the formula together for n

the state department says we continue to believe that allegations of genocide, unfounded ends. note, the court did not make a finding about genocide or call for a cease fire. it is ruling and that is called for the unconditional immediate release of o. hostages being held by him us that's we're getting john henry and who's at the state department for. so what more did we hear from the state department on this today? as a senior state department, official says fully that the secretary of state anthony blinking found out on wednesday the 12 unreal workers i've been involved in the initial tomas attack on october 7th against israel. apparently is really discovered this either through intelligence or detentions, or some other way alerted unread directly on the told the state department. and the state department issued a statement saying it was extremely troubled and gravely concerned over this information. and the u. s. will suspend payments to conrad and that's a big amount of money about $300.00 something $1000000.00 per year. and if it doesn't necessarily mean that those payments won't continue to happen, going forward or henri is really the only agency ab

state department or fbi or israeli authorities. >> many hostage families are demanding that israel agree to a cease fire. >> it's been too long, it's too dangerous. whatever they've achieved so far they can continue doing that other after they bring them out alive. >> leaders in qatar have said that hostage negotiations have resumed, with qatar relaying proposals between hamas, israel's spy chief, and the director of the cia. but so far no breakthroughs while the families, they can only hope that their loved ones will be free before another 100 days. and for more than a year in afghanistan, u.s. citizen ryan corbett has been in prison with no explanation or charges. his wife and children are worried about his deteriorated health as he sits in a 9 by 9 foot basement cell. he gets about 20 minutes of sunlight a month. in congressional testimony, ryan's wife anna made an urgent appeal for the release of her husband. >> our family is in crisis. my husband ryan has been wrongfully detained by the taliban in deplorable and inhumane conditions for 461 days. his crime, being a u.s. citizen in afghanistan. >> and anna corbett joins me now.