From the ground at some point. In the literal sense of the word, they were surprised, didnt understand, they shot away , only then they discovered that there was an extensive system of tunnels, and the same thing was used by hamas, thats why, firstly, on the other hand, they dont want it for a long time, because that the portfolio is still being distributed, a colleague said that such a coalitionmilitary government is being created, the problem is that no one is ready to take over responsibility for what will happen, because as you correctly noted, even the americans and the United States, they are already slightly disavowing the fact that yes, in general, you have the right to defend yourself, but at the same time. You cannot violate international law, although double standards are still visible, from this point of view, of course, from the iranian side, they also very actively want to drag him into all this, because on the one hand, to distract a little from some issues of normalizat
Their own houses, as we move through this kibbutz, we are told that we must avoid certain places and houses because they can still be boobytrapped and could explode at any moment, all the Israeli Soldiers who are here want to make sure that we are safe as we walk around this kibbutz, i want to take you around this place to give you an idea of where we are, we are surrounded by all these soldiers, many of them called up from the reserve, they had to. Leave their families, we can see some of the houses where people were, at the same time on the asphalt on the ground, in parks in various parts of the kibbutz, the bodies of terrorists still lie, a real scene massacre, these people were simply in their homes; one of the commanders said that at least 40 children were living there. Some of them had their heads cut off. We have never seen such brutality, and as i said, many of these soldiers came here to the scene of this massacre, not knowing what awaited them. Nobody expected them will
Show but a partial eclipse was still visible. Our weather producer snapped this photo with a filter on his camera. There were watch parties in texas, new york city people on the edge of the deck. And in indiana, skywatchers filled stands of the indianapolis speedway. Here in the pay area, well, some headed to the space and Science Center in oakland. John ramos was there with excited spectators as they witnessed the celestial event. Reporter this is one of those days that help remind us the things around us every day are extraordinary. The observatory is usually quiet on monday mornings but not today. A sold out crowd filled the plaza doing something their mothers probably warned them about. No, we are definitely going against their instincts right now today why . We are staring directly at the sun which is what we are told not to do. Reporter there were all manor of devices to do it safely from foil safety glasses to telescopes of all sizes with filters removing 99. 9 . She had a chanc
foggy in santa rosa with dense fog down to a quarter mile at 42. as we head through the afternoon, seasonal daytime highs. back to where we should be. 61 oakland. 67 for a high in san jose. we will talk about if there are any weather systems coming our way, bringing the rain in just a few minutes. gianna, how is that commute? it is busy this morning. make sure you give yourself a few extra minutes if you re taking the bay bridge. we had an early morning trouble spot. that has all been cleared out of lanes. the metering lights are turned on. earlier than usual. so a big back up into the maze. once you re past all this, though, the good news is, you re at the limit heading out of san francisco with no delays at the upper deck. san mateo bridge starting to slow down just a bit. we are seeing some brake light. keep that in mind if you re heading toward foster city. still slow along 680. clearing that earlier trouble spot at 242. i m anne makovec at the live news desk. we are
television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. from 1929 until his retirement in 1954 george alexander grant created more than 30,000 photographs of national parks. he took this photo in utah in 1929. up next the co-authors of the book landscapes for the people george alexander grant first chief photographer of the national park service show examples of his work and discuss his story with a park service historian the national archives hosted this 2016 event and provided the video. my name is tom nastic. i m a public program producer here at the national archives in washington dc. and it s my pleasure to welcome you all here today to the william g mcgowan theater, and also welcome those of you who are watching us on the national archives youtube channel. today our series of noontime author lectures and book signings continues with landscapes for the people george alexander grant first chief photographer for the national park service. with