we are in south-west iceland tonight and the road behind l iceland tonight and the road behind me, whichvacuated. iceland is no stranger to volcanic activity but a couple of reasons as to why what's been happening is causing particular concern, firstly the amount of magma that's been detected underground in number to the proximity of that activity to the town of grindavik. 4000 inhabitants have been evacuated, cracks have appeared in local roads and officials tell me they are monitoring the situation minute by minute. seismic activity has decreased a little bit in the last 12 hours or so but there are still real concern that you can see destructive lava flows in the area. so tonight iceland is certainly bracing itself.— so tonight iceland is certainly bracing itself. jessica parker in iceland, thank _ bracing itself. jessica parker in iceland, thank you. _ thousands of people have lined the streets of manchester to honour one of english football's greatest players, sir bobby charlton. a member of england's football world cup winning squad, he died last month at the age of 86 after a fall

hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes in south—west iceland, because of fears of ast a thousand earthquakes have hit the area since midnight — causing fissures, or cracks — but they have been weaker than those over the past two days. sean dilley has more. this is what life has been like lately in grindavik. for days, thousands of tremors have scarred the land around the reykjanes peninsula. more than 3,000 residents have been evacuated from the small fishing town of grindavik, not because of the quakes, but because scientists have warned about an imminent volcanic eruption. we are a little bit desperate, a little bit... ..paralysed and sad actually and if you start to think about all the time and energy that you have put in building up your home, it'sjust sad. these broken roads and paths only spell out part of the danger seismologists say is waiting under the ground. the magma is now at a very shallow depth. so we are expecting an eruption within a couple of hours shortest, at least, within a couple of days. the reykjanes peninsula is one of the most seismically ac

more than 500 earthquakes were recorded in south—west iceland on monday — shaking houses, damaging roadsvolcanic eruption may happen in the next few days. a nearby town has already been evacuated. an eruption of another volcano in 2010 led to the cancellation of tens of thousands of flights — although experts do not believe a repeat of that disruption is likely. we started the programme today with the gun salute fired from london's green park, next to buckingham palace, to celebrate the 75th birthday of king charles. the king is said to be having a business—as—usual approach on his birthday. he's launching a project — along with queen camilla — to help people facing food poverty. he'll also host a reception for nhs nurses and midwives. also 75 years of the nhs. we understand the king will be taking a call from his younger son, prince harry, at some point today. while events taking place throughout the day as well as here. you can see the well the iconic tower of london. we will be expecting some gun salutes to take place very shortly, 62 of them. a slightly rainy afternoon here in centra

more than 500 earthquakes were recorded in south west iceland on monday shaking houses, damaging roads few days and a nearby town has already been evacuated. an eruption of another volcano in 2010 led to the cancellation of tens of thousands of flights, although experts don't believe a repeat of that disruption is likely at the moment. my colleague is an wreck of it with the latest. , ., , ., latest. yes, there have been a coule latest. yes, there have been a couple of _ latest. yes, there have been a couple of things _ latest. yes, there have been a couple of things going - latest. yes, there have been a couple of things going on - latest. yes, there have been a couple of things going on that| latest. yes, there have been a - couple of things going on that have been particularly marked —— is in recce of it. these tremors, you mentioned hamas —— hundreds of earthquakes, thousands have been felt in iceland, particularly in the south west area. and the big fear is a town which has been completely evacuated, no and is allowed to stay there at the moment. you might have seen pictures of cr

more than 500 earthquakes were recorded in south—west iceland on monday — shaking houses, damaging roadss indicate a volcanic eruption may happen in the next few days. a nearby town has already been evacuated. an eruption of another volcano in 2010 led to the cancellation of tens of thousands of flights — although experts do not believe a repeat of that disruption is likely. jess parker is in reykjavik. there has been a couple of things going on that have been particularly marked. these tremors, you mentioned hundreds of them, actually thousands have been felt in iceland, but italy in the south—west area over recent weeks. the big fear at the moment is that the town which has been completely evacuated, nobody is allowed to stay there at the moment, you might have seen pictures as well of really cracked roads and sinkholes in the area as well but the big fear is that actually, if and when an eruption happens, and w knows when and where that might be, but there is enough seismic activity near the town to lead to concerns that you could see very disruptive lava flows flowing through it. all

iceland evacuates thousands of people from towns in the west of the country, as experts say the chancef a volcanic eruption is rising. and king charles leads tributes to the armed forces on remembrance sunday in a service at the cenotaph in london. hello, i'm rich preston. welcome to the programme, good to have you with us. hamas says 13 people were killed when a house was hit near khan younis in the south of gaza. the incident was witnessed by our correspondent rushdi abualouf. he was buying supplies for his children in the village of bani suhaila when four bombs fell around him in quick succession. he sent these pictures, and says a block of around 10 houses had been destroyed. rushdi also told us he saw four dead bodies and more than 100 injured people. the world health organization says it has lost contact with gaza's main hospital, the al—shifa. israel's military says it's agreed agreed to evacuate babies in need of oxygen from that hospital and two others. officials at al—shifa say two newborns died as a result of the hospital running out of power, with heavy fighting on the stre

more than 500 earthquakes were recorded in south—west iceland on monday — shaking houses, damaging roadsin the next few days. a nearby town has already been evacuated. an eruption of another volcano in 2010 led to the cancellation of tens of thousands of flights. we are seeing pictures of this evacuation taking place along that road there and you can see from the cracks the magma underneath the surface damaging these roads already bit back in 2010 there were tens of thousands of flights cancelled but experts at the moment do not believe a repeat of that disruption is likely this time. but none the less, very concerning and very worrying of course by people who are there and have had to be moved. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. good afternoon. it's very mild at the moment for this point in november. you can see the mild air marked in yellow on our air mass chart here, but that mild air clears away to be replaced by something cooler as we head through the next couple of days. then the mild air makes another return, with some very unsettled conditions as we head into the week

hundreds of homes have been evacuated in south—west iceland over fears of a volcanic eruption.smic activity has eased in some areas but experts say a nine—mile river of magma, running under the reykjanes peninsula, is still active. now for a bit of instant karma — police in scotland have arrested a man who kept an expensive camera accidently left on a beach on the remote island of barra. the man took the camera but wrote a letter to the local police, returning the memory card to maintain "good karma", but it was to prove his downfall. ellie price has the story. it doesn't exactly look like a crime hotspot, and it isn't. barra, where planes take off and land on the beach. for amateur photographer greg crawford, on holiday with his wife, an idyllic place to take some perfect snaps. perfect, until he left the camera on a bench. it was picked up by someone else who decided they were meant to have it, but sent the memory card of all the pictures, with a letter, to barra police. they sold the camera to fund their holiday. according to the letter, they believed this was karma. the pol

and coming up: hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes in south west iceland over fearsers in world football, perhaps the greatest footballer england has ever seen, that manchester united has ever seen. we are here at manchester cathedral is the city, as football fans, as the world of football fans will just pause to reflect, to celebrate, to pay tribute to one of the greats. we have already seen some of his former team—mates arrive, they continue to arrive, there will be around 1,000 guests coming in to the building here behind me. and former dignitaries manchester united, current players, former manchester united legends, and figures from world football as well. because sir bobby charlton wasn't just world football as well. because sir bobby charlton wasn'tjust a manchester united and england legend, his name transcended the game. he was known worldwide. sir alex ferguson has already arrived at manchester cathedral. he arrived alongside david gill, the former chief executive of manchester united. alec stephanie has arrived as well, the former manchester united goalkeep

not specify the type of plane or where it was flying from. earthquakes continued to shake south west iceland, which remains on high alert because of the threat of a volcanic eruption. a coastal town near the capital, a reykjavik was evacuated on saturday. civil defense will forward, he is of warrant. the movement of shallow magma under the earth's crust could be the precursor to a major corruption. thousands gathered in madrid on saturday night to protest a deal offering amnesty to catalyzed separatists. the some clause where police officer opposition party leaders have called supporters to demonstrate against the agreement reached by spain's less when governments such as leaders in the spanish region of catalonia, amount to the failed referendum, seeking independence in 2017 spain supreme court ruled the bid was illegal bangladesh as governments as cracking down an opposition, members and supporters, calling for the prime minister to resign. authorities arrest of thousands at riley and dock. uh, 2 weeks ago comes ahead of a general election in january ton of your child, or he has more from

specify the type of plane or where it was flying from earthquakes or continuing to shake south west iceland, which remains on high alert because of the threat of a whole kind of corruption. a coastal town, you know, the capital reykjavik was evacuated on saturday, civil defense or forties of warren, the movements of shower magma under the earth's crust could be the precursor to a major or rupture and hundreds of tremors of already caused damage to buildings on roads. in the area thousands gathered in madrid on saturday nights and protested z o offering amnesty to cadillac and separatists the so some class, a police officer opposition party leaders have caused supporters to demonstrate against the agreement reached by spain's left when governments separate as leaders in the spanish region of catalonia, a multitude of failed referendum, seeking independence in 2017 spain supreme court ruled the bid was illegal to 5 me and more now. so those are taking the ruling military john to court in the philippines. they're asking the countries justice department to look into what they say are war crimes

we're in the south—west of iceland and the road behind me, which is blocked off, as you can see, leads, which has been evacuated. of course, iceland is no stranger to volcanic activity, but there are a couple of reasons as to why what's been happening is causing particular concern. number one, the amount of magma that has been detected underground. and number two, the proximity of this activity to the town of grindawik. its 4,000 inhabitants have been evacuated. they won't be allowed to return tonight. cracks have appeared in local roads and officials tell me that they are monitoring the situation minute by minute. seismic activity has actually decreased a little bit in the last 12 hours or so, but there are still real fears that there could be destructive lava flows. in truth, nobody knows exactly what's going to happen. but it's certainly true to say that iceland is bracing itself. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. hundreds of protesters gathered near spain's socialists party headquarters on monday in oppostion to the controversial law it that negotiated with

now, in terms of its location, the town is a very small town in the south—west of iceland, and it is volcano that everyone is worried about is located just here, not far from the town at all. something else not farfrom here, not far from the town at all. something else not far from the town is the blue lagoon, the world famous tourist attraction, a thermal spa, closed earlier this week as a precaution. last night, thousands of residents of the town spent a second night in temporary accommodation after they were evacuated because of fears of a volcanic eruption. here's what some of them had to say. translation:— what some of them had to say. translation: , , ., , , ., translation: this is a very strange feelin: , translation: this is a very strange feeling. i've — translation: this is a very strange feeling, i've tearful, _ translation: this is a very strange feeling, i've tearful, it _ translation: this is a very strange feeling, i've tearful, it has _ translation: this is a very strange feeling, i've tearful, it has been - translation: this is a very strange feeling, i've tearful, i

a state of emergency has been declared in the south-west of iceland due to a series of earthquakes.st hours. there were more than a thousand, some were felt even in the capital of the country, the authorities are calling for the evacuation of the entire coastal city of grendawi, where almost 4,000 people live, all roads in its direction are closed, such measures were taken due to fears that the increased seismic activity would provoke the eruption of one of the large volcanoes . let me remind you that in 2010 , emissions of ash and lava from another fiery mountains led to the closure of air traffic over much of europe, a giant appeared... now to events in the middle east, about 40 babies may die in gas after shutdown. in the largest hospital of the shifa enclave, the ministry of health of the autonomous region reports. the shutdown occurred at night during heavy fighting between tzahal and hamas. the hospital's fuel reserves have run out. all operations carried out in the hospital have been stopped. incubators for newborns stopped working. one of the babies has already died. meanwhi

of the systems as they continue to slide, they will keep most of the winds around iceland pushing down towards the west and southwest. if there was eruptions, it would keep the particulate away from europe. it depends if there is eruption. something we have to keep a close eye on in the coming days. >>> that wraps up this latest edition of "cnn newsroom." is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. >>> hello and welcome to all our

iceland's government has declared a state of emergency and evacuated thousands of people from towns in the westthe country amid a rising chance of a volcanic eruption. now come on bbc news, talking business. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to this special edition of talking business weekly. with me, aaron hazelhurst, coming to you from long beach, california. let's go and take a look at what's on the show. a flight full of dollars. that's right. the airline industry is on course to return to profit this year after the turbulence of covid. so we're going to find out how they're investing that cash in the next leg of ourjourneys. holy cow. from virtual reality to robot wheelchairs, we're here at the airline passenger experience expo to find out what airlines are doing with the latest technology and innovations to help us enjoy our flights. i'm going to be sitting down with one of the most influential figures in the industry, the big boss of qatar airways, to hear how he's expanding his network to meet our soaring demand for travel. and have you ever wondered what it's like up the front of t

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iceland evacuates thousands of people from towns in the west of the country, as experts say the chance of a volcanic eruption is rising. thousands of people have gathered in the french capital to march against anti—semitism. it's one of a number of rallies across france. hello there, i'm rich preston, welcome to the programme. israeli air strikes have continued across southern gaza today. our correspondent on the ground says there've been eight air strikes in and around khan younis today, with 23 people killed and around 200 injured. rushdi abualouf witnessed one of the air strikes while he was buying supplies for his children in the village of bani suhaila. four bombs fell around him in quick succession. he took these pictures, and says a block of about ten houses had been destroyed. rushdie told us he saw four dead bodies, and more than 100 injured people in that particular incident. it comes as the us national security adviserjake sullivan said washington does not want to see firefights in hospitals in gaza. conditions in the two biggest are said to be desperate with patients, staff

this is iceland's blue lagoon, a geothermal spa in the south—west of the country, about 50 kilometresbut dozens of guests are reported to have left the resort after a large number of earth tremors. the resort says it's going to remain shut until november 16th, as concerns of both guests and staff. 0ver both guests and staff. over 20,000 tremors have been reported since late october. this graphic from the icelandic met office shows the sheer number of tremors in 2a hours until midday on thursday. in fact, there were 1400, the largest was 5.0 in magnitude. a nearby town has been told to prepare for a potential evacuation, as the earthquakes could foreshadow a volcanic eruption. experts say the risk of eruptions increases as climate change melts glaciers. the current d glaciation occurring in iceland is affecting our volcanoes and magma bodies beneath these volcanoes in three ways. firstly, more melt is being generated at great depth, because of this effect. affecting migration pathways in the upper crust. thirdly, it could be changing the stress field around magma bodies in the upper cr

iceland's world—famous blue lagoon. the tourist attraction has closed for a week, after thousands of minor earthquakes were measured in the south westh highest population in iceland. so despite the importance close to the capital of reykjavik, it's close to the international airport of iceland and currently we are having a crisis that really started few years ago but became very, very serious yesterday. and the town of grindavik has been evacuated. about 4000 people have been taken out because we had this rift event yesterday evening which cracked off the streets and the houses, etc.. so it started by the ground is splitting apart and magma is rising slowly to the surface. and currently it's estimated that the magma is sitting at 800 metres below the surface. so we are expecting a volcanic eruption within the next days and eventually that might be quite harmful for the town of greentree. harmful for the town of grindavik. well, give us a sense of quite how harmful it could be when this eruption happens, which you say you are expecting fairly imminently. yeah. it means that the lava will flow into the town and burn down the houses, e

the united nations says it's the west flooding in decades and could trigger a humanitarian emergency. scientists say the risk of a boat kind of corruption in iceland remains high, even though seismic activity has decreased the past few days, a state of emergency remains in effect and some 4000 residents of the town of queencreek is a capital reykjavik has been evacuated as a precaution on monday they were permitted to enter their homes for a few minutes and gather essentials. collecting as many belongings as possible. i and packing them into the cause. residents of the icelandic town of grinda, vic, well granted a brief window of time to return to the houses to pick up the possessions and animals. i was trying to save stuff from my home. that means a lot to me like things for my parents. actually there's just like this pension loss because now i've actually gone and seen my house for the 1st time since the friday. so now it's just like a pension coming down and, well, i'm really emotional and that's basically how i'm feeling right now. the town has experienced hundreds of us quakes and recent days, caused by shifts and underground maxima, creating

iceland's government has declared a state of emergency, and evacuated thousands of people from towns in the west no casualities have been recorded so far let's return to our top story . president biden's national security adviser has said the us does not want to see fighting in hospitals in gaza, after several of them, in the north, become a focus of the israeli offensive against hamas. the united nations says only 20 out gaza's 36 hospitals are still working. the largest of them, al—shifa, is without electricity while heavy fighting is raging around it. i've been speaking to mark regev, senior adviser to the israeli prime minister and former israeli ambassador to the uk — he responded to allegations the al shifa hospital in gaza is being directly targeted. you've got to remember that the head of the hospital was appointed by hamas. and if hamas is still controlling the hospital, so people are restricted in what they can say, they can only follow the hamas line. that is, unfortunately, the reality. i just want clarity on that. you said you don't think so. so is that a no? that hospital is not be

iceland's government has declared a state of emergency, and evacuated thousands of people from towns in the west said that no casualities have been recorded so far now it's time for a look at today's sport with lizzie greenwood hughes hello from the bbc sport centre thanks. we're starting with premier league football because there was an incredible match between chelsea and leaders manchester city. in a topsy turvy game, chelsea had lost the lead twice and were a—3 down with 5 minutes to go — erling haaland with two of the city goals. but then, late into added time chelsea equalised with a var penalty scored by the former city player cole palmer. a—a the final score so city still top the table but only by a point, while chelsea stay 10th. yes, it was an amazing game. it's difficult to talk, because it was so exciting, the game. playing against manchester city, for me, the best team in the world, and chelsea being brave and tried to go for the goal, tried to win the game, the three points, yes, i see him being brought out. yes, i think it was an amazing afternoon and evening. well, it was an ente

iceland is pricing for potential lava eruption new its capital. at least 4000 people have been evacuated in green, demick, 40 kilometers south, west of reykjavik, the capital, the government insisting it is prepared for the sweat. iceland has 33 active volcanoes. the highest number in your to palestine have lost the latest. 2026 woke up quite a fire against australia. the match was moved from the occupied westbank to kuwait because of the war in gaza. but despite being away from home, the stadium was full of symbolism for the palestinian people and the team's fans. do you want it as a rosco reports from kuwait city, they came to this fee for well qualified in the thousands to raise awareness funds dressed in the traditional black and white check casea carrying the polish to me and flag with that to show support for the players but also to protest against israel, school and goss. i'm going to be supporting 5 story because we think that this game is a venue for us to protest against the genocide that's happening, you know, and goes on documentation. we're given these toys at the gates from 2 guys, and they asked us to throw them to the court at 710,

iceland continues to bryce for a potential volcanic eruption new its capital. at least 4000 people have been evacuated in going into vic, faulty columbus is south west of cubic. the government says it's for pad for the threats. iceland is the history of all kind of corruptions, says 33 active volcanoes, the highest number in europe. well, that's it from me for this news out, but the good news is, tell mccrae is back in a moment with another full show. stay with us. the . as the situation in gaza escalates, we bring you expert news and analysis what the world is allowing these really wanting to do not only have the 2 children, but now they are going to kill patients in the hospital. the people that suffer from children. so now people are starving, the whole system is collapsing we thought was broken up that stay with us for the latest developments on our investigations, they get compelling insights into toes to from asia and the pacific one. 0 $1.00 east on out to 0. hearing the facts, how are we defending israel? heavy, more dead children asking questions you want to to have your voice heard? what is your message? understanding this little part of the beach wa

iceland, beauty has been forced in part by its 32 active volcanic system. it's, it's people that have to become resilient to that day just but here in the south west those day just around the growing very close it out. just the re southern iceland returning now to al special coverage of the war on gaza, palestinian refugees, and living on the side of that worried about their relatives trapped in carson. minnie, sorry, that being unable to speak to their loved ones since israel account telephone and internet networks said ahold of reports from, but we refugee camp in northern live and own families come together, sharing the same predicament, some palestinian refugees and 11 on have loved ones trapped in garza fatma as a mother who says she hasn't slept since as well as campaign of bombardment started more than a month ago. her son mohammed a blue sweater, has been watching the scenes of horror helpless as he waits for any news about his sibling. any i certainly think that living in hell there's no food, no water before israel bum. the bakeries, they used to wait for hours for a low branch that drinking salt water. also look for communication has been a probl

west in reykjavik. the government insists as prepared for the threat. iceland has a history of volcanic eruptions that has 33 active volcanoes. that's the highest number in europe. 41 work is trapped in a tunnel in north india have been seen for the 1st time in 10 days. and you shocked is being created by rescue us to freedom. and then discovery camera has been sent out with food and water, or palletized special football team has been in action planning and woke up qualifier against australia and quite so much was originally due to be played and we'll keep buys westbank. but the ongoing security situation forced the gains. we moved to quite city before kick off. there was a minute silence from them. of those killed and the cause a conflict. and on 7 minutes, funds raise policy and flags. not the thought of the want. october, the 7th of the game itself. protest i last one. okay, up to date i've so hopefully this news i'll be back. so in a moment with multiple other days news, don't forget our website. i would just say your top. com as much more on all of our top stores flexible for which the this is most i

those in iceland has declared a state of emergency after a series of popular as quakes race views of a volcanic eruption. the quakes hit the country south, west and rake gains peninsula. thousands of people have been asked to evacuate as a precaution. one of iceland biggest tory subtractions, the buena going, as also close temporarily because of the seismic activity. and yet more surprise offensive by on groups has blogs to strategically important roads to its biggest trading partner. china fighting has been ongoing for 2 weeks across the northern sean states, which the u. n. stays has the space. tens of thousands of people across the border block age of trade horse has already led to high prices in markets to go through a bundle. we are a highly concerned about the conflict in northern me on my end, a policies that to immediately cease by a stop fighting to ensure security and stability along the china, me on my board, the principal in the us, the f. b. i has the electronic devices belonging to new york city mer. eric adams is one of a corruption investigation into the financing of his 2021 election campaign. authorities are looking into pot

west and the u.s. as far as their approach to politics and diplomacy. >> i appreciate your time. >>> officials in iceland have declared a state of emergency. they asked residents to evacuate amid a wave of earthquakes and the threat of a volcanic eruption. stay with us. you want to be able to provide your child with the tools or resources they need. with reliable internet at home, through the internet essentials program, the world opened up. fellas, fellas. that's how my son was able to find the hidden genius project. we wanted to give y'all the necessary skills to compete with the future. kevin's now part of this next generation of young people who feel they can thrive. ♪ ♪ >>> iceland is under a state of emergency due to the threat of volcanic eruptions amid a intense wave of earthquakes in a region known for seismic activity. officials are saying there is a likelihood of a eruption near the blue lagoon geothermal pool. >> reporter: alarming signs in iceland where waves of tremors are shaking and splintering parts of the country. experts say the seismic activity is likely to get worse. thousands of ear

now to iceland, where in the past half hour, news has broken that a town in the south—west of the country. these are live pictures from grindavik, where even emergency responders have been seen packing up and leaving. the town's population of around 4000 was ordered to leave on friday, after thousands of earthquakes. scientists now say magma is moving closer to the surface. that is not what you want because that can precede an eruption. an eruption of another icelandic volcano in 2010 led to the cancellation of tens of thousands of flights — although experts do not believe a repeat of that disruption is likely. 0ur correspondent was in grindavik until a short time ago, when she was told to leave the area. we until a short time ago, when she was told to leave the area.— told to leave the area. we were 'ust in told to leave the area. we were 'ust in grindavik, — told to leave the area. we were 'ust in grindavik, the i told to leave the area. we were 'ust in grindavik, the evacuated * told to leave the area. we were just in grindavik, the evacuated town, . in grindavik, the evacuated town, w

the european union. iceland has declared a state of emergency after a series of powerful earthquakes raised fee is of a vote kind of corruption. the quakes hit the country south, west and erection is peninsula. thousands of people have been asked to evacuate as a precaution. one of the licensed biggest choice attractions the blue lagoon has also closed temporarily because of all of this size make activity a pipe from says taking the raft after firing a bishop for insubordination. 2 days after asking him to resign a point to buy francis's pre. just as a co signer dick, the 16th joseph strickland had served as a bishop for the city of tyler of the us state of texas since 2012. because the have has opened the contradicted frances on the trunk, tribal issues accusing the phone, save of taking the judge to fall to the left. strickland has become a lead for american catholics of olds with the vatican, with the radio program and social media for me. that surprised offensive by um groups and beyond me uh i was blocked to strategically important roads to its biggest trading pond. the china fighting has been ongoing for 2 weeks across the northern sean states. the cross bord

that window site is the iceland is bracing for a potential lava erupt, some new its capital, at least 4000 people had been evacuated from green, the vic, 40 kilometers south west of reykjavik. the government insisted for pen for right now from literature to awesome politics, events around the world of been canceled. office phones in the wake of the war and guns that many influential cultural figures say that facing discipline reaction for their events. i've been shut down because of the support for the palestinians, nor hom, spoke to somebody. it was office and office. they say they want to sign it. this is the walk of a nice to plan. and for future thoughts is none, but speaking out on liberation, struggles bought when he strayed from african politics and criticized the boring console on social media. museum photon in germany cancelled his exhibition or to us to, to encounter the museum. almost wanting to have your cake and needed to something like this. like to want to hire people for their rifle politics in the one area. i the future isn't, but then to not really want that to be expressed in any other way. responding to your request for comment, the museum

continued to flow to iceland, despite the threat to minutes volcanic eruption the, to highlight, we've got more right in the forecast, across the gulf as the cloud, just the spilling from a west to east here. and it looks like a pretty temp day as we go on 3 1st day to wait saying some heavy showers, longest spells of rain, rain them, and that is the sort of saudi arabia. rain cut out could say some heavy down poles could cool some localized flooding for a time. just hop across the other side of the wall setting see western areas of around seeing some very heavy down pulls and this right really will ramp its way up . as we go on through friday society, somebody to watch out for here. hopefully, every concert shouldn't be quite as bad. 27 celsius, unpleasant sunshine coming through a fine and dry weather that behind that system. meanwhile, while it will make its way across the key, i because some wet weather still in place, just around that is the side of the mediterranean, should be a little dry them. it has been recently the into the occupied territories a through as well. but some went to weather, to the move they're off, and that will continue to drive this way further eas

much happening now, there's a state of emergency in iceland tonight over the threat of volcanic eruption. >> red ants in a small town on the very south westcountry have been forced to evacuate with the volcano nearby. officials have been worried about a magma tunnel from the volcano reaching the town and bubbling up. magma the region has been shaken by hundreds of small earthquakes every day for more than two weeks near 800 quakes were registered on friday. scientists are now monitoring this area. a brewery in the east bay unveiled a special veterans day beer for the fifth year in a row. the 214 aptly named after the release from service discharge forms is a tribute ipa brewed up by epidemic ales and concord military veterans take part by selecting the hops used to make the beer. 214 will be available on draft or in cans to purchase at the brewery through the end of november. a portion of the proceeds will be donated to veterans, charities and that's always good to hear. they're great. yeah what a great idea. that's terrific. spencer christian here. you know the term used last week when we were talking about was atmospheric river. you sai

iceland as volcanic eruption may the just days away. and much more. >> this is the pbs newshour. from weta studios in washington and in the weste walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: the u.s. government remains open this thanksgiving week thanks to a temporary funding deal congress passed last week. but that deal starts to expire in january. conservatives are signaling they won't pass another funding deal without addressing a bigger issue. the swelling u.s. national debt. this as what the u.s. pays in interest cost is soaring. geoff is with lisa desjardins to make sense of the trillions involved. geoff: it is good to see you. we know the topline number appear the total national debt is almost $30 trillion but economists have noted something is changing so what is it? lisa: it is the cost of the debt. to fight inflation, the federal reserve has been increasing interest rates. that means what the u.s. is paying for its loans is also going up. i wanted this to be understandable so i went to look at interest cost, what we pay on our national debt today. i catch litter these numbers thanks to some

iceland's world—famous blue lagoon. the tourist attraction has closed for a week, after thousands of minor earthquakes were measured in the south westt is mean, where it is happening, and why it is significant.— it is significant. it is happening on the peninsula, _ it is significant. it is happening on the peninsula, which - it is significant. it is happening on the peninsula, which is - it is significant. it is happening - on the peninsula, which is basically the area of the highest population in iceland. close to the capital of reykjavik, close to the international airport of iceland, and currently we are having a crisis of, it started a few days ago, but became very serious yesterday. the town has been evacuated, about 4000 people have been taken out because we had this rift event yesterday evening, which has cracked on the streets and houses etc. and magma is rising slowly to the surface. and currently, it is estimated that the magma is sitting at 800 metres below the surface. we are expecting a volcanic eruption within the next days, and eventually that might be quite harmfulfor days, and eventually that might be quite harmful

west support for ukraine is uncertain. >> leave it there. thanks so much for your insights, james nixey, really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> officials have declared a state of emergency in a part of iceland over fears of a possible volcanic eruption. police are telling residents to leave a town in the southwestern part of the country. they said that's because nearly 800 earthquakes were recorded in the area on friday alone and they're getting more intense, the island is of course prone to volcanos and quakes. its civil protection agency says a magma tunnel is taking shape under ground. no signs it's near the surface, it's not clear whether or where lava could breakthrough. >>> up next, will the rock be living in the white house? dwayne johnson says both parties want him to run for president. stay with us.. >>> seems that both democrats and republicans have asked actor and producer dwayne "the rock" johnson to consider a new role, president of the united states. earlier this week the rock s shared details about who approached him on a podcast with trevor noah. listen to this. >> the beginning of the year, at the end of the year, rather, in 2022 i got a visit from the parties. >> uh-huh. >

west bank. we call for open diplomacy with an urgent peace conference and a fair solution. recognition of his state was welcomed by the international community. icelandhat have recognized the independence of palestine. now western europe is also entering this vector. the re-elected prime minister of spain, sanchez , pledged to work to ensure that the new government recognizes the independence of the palestinian state; a similar resolution was passed by the norwegian parliament on thursday by a majority vote, calling on the government to begin preparations for recognition. recep spoke about the recognition of palestine as a key condition for peace in the region erdogan, during his visit to berlin, meetings with president steinmeim and chancellor scholz took place under increased security measures, one and a half million turks live in germany, 1,500 police officers kept order in the center of berlin, fearing a clash between the muslim diaspora and israeli activists, especially after the week erdogan called israel a terrorist state with nuclear weapons in its hands. is israel killing thousands of palestinians? that's right, are they targeting hospitals

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