start dances has really helped a lot of generation trauma connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere. the stream on out to 0 the the season after is really attacks on 2 schools in gaza. city 1st responders say 80 percent of those killed and injured our children's emergency workers digging through the ruffles, searching for people. they say it can hear screaming, trapped underneath the

rock. this is audra 0 life, although ha, also coming up the desk to rise this to 91 in bangladesh as anti government protesters meet violence, police crime down. plus this is the protocol is organized violence u k prime minister issues, a warning to far right protesters as the country faces, it's worse writing. in 13 years the we've been doing and gaza city, where is rarely a tax on 2 schools have killed at least 30 palestinians. and this was the same shortly after. as rescuers rushed to save the injured, the, the,

the, the schools were sheltering hundreds of displaced people because of civil defense says 80 percent of the dead and wounded our children. and many more our lives are trapped under rowboat. the is really military says it was targeting homos fighters and even mood has the latest from there, but in the central garza were still receiving horrific reports of from inside. the only remaining health facilities being at the center of dollars is that that's allow the baptist hospital as a radio over crowd is many of the injured from the past with tech that the, to the particular attack just caused further civilian casualties. a great deal of destruction, the arrivals do the hospital right now. they arriving with a severe burns and severe leadings at the hospital doesn't have sufficient enough

medical staff or at the medical supplies needed for medical treatment or medical care. these attack the place within the past couple hours on 2 schools. the schools are back to back. a privately owned hill, educational facility and a public school there at the vicinity of each other and educational complex were targeted. these 2 schools were housing thousands of people. these are the hundreds of displaced families inside the school. they're coming from different parts of the northern part of gaza strip and gaza city. and more recently from the, the neighborhoods of days to in part that's a huge idea. and at the fact neighborhood due to the recurrence incursions of these area that push people into further internal and force displacement. what's really concerning right now is the fact that hit the rescue missions will come to an end as the nighttime accruals and we're approaching the end of the day. it will be very difficult to do this because the skies of the, of dogs on the golf is at the end,

the northern part will be clouded with the attack. drones and sky predators then surveillance, the drones, those are chasing, and attacking and shooting at all. any moving objects, let alone people trying to save their lives from under the rubber. there are many people who are still under that level so far. what we have confirmed, a number of the desktop all is 30 people and almost doubled the number of the critically injured for risk getting their life inside the hospital because of the severe bleeding and the severe burn without the sufficient medical staff or the sufficient medical supplies or the enough medical supplies to help them a honeymoon mode, as they are from the central area of gaza strip palestine. and these really governments as bound ultra 0 from reporting from israel, so under, so who to join us now from jordan's capital m r. under the is really our media,

i understand has confirmed that they targeted these locations. how are they justifying the attack on the schools? the bully is really military, essentially absolving themselves of any blame and a lengthy statement saying that they were targeting him ass operatives that were using these 2 schools as command centers and military headquarters. but we do want to know that the army has failed to provide any sort of evidence or information to back up those claims. this is a pattern we've seen repeatedly by these really military in the last 10 months, claiming something and then not having the evidence to provide it when releasing their statement. now they also said that this was a joint operation between the military and the internal security agency, dition that saying that this was carried out with precise munitions based on intelligence. so that means that there was no prior warning for these displace palestinians for sheltering in the schools, the northern gaza. and finally,

these really army at the end of their statements at the time us continues to violate international law and you civilian infrastructure for military purposes. and quote civilians as human shields that we also want to point out that the amount of war crimes and violations of international law committed by these really military can no longer be counted after the complete siege on gaza over the last 10 months. this is a justification these really military repeatedly uses to target civilian infrastructure. they say they're targeting him, us when the reality on the ground shows that they are targeting posting and civilians instead of the this, this comes as israel is on heightened alert for some sort of retaliation. what are we hearing about their preparations? the right dana. so at this hour these really prime minister is meeting with. * security officials,

this is the top brass of the military bracket and other defense officials. earlier in the evening, the defense minister you'll have the law told his own assessment, and now they are presenting those ideas to these really prime minister. now some reports with it is really media are indicating that there is some talk of preventative measure. preventative strikes by these rarely because they still don't know what kind of attack they are going to be dealing with. israel has a quite a complex and intricate air defense system, but it is not iron clad. we have seen that repeatedly throughout this war of the missile defense systems getting overwhelmed by the sheer number of rockets that have been fired into these rules. air space. but we do also know that these really are meet spokesperson. daniel has already said that they are prepared for anything they are on the highest level of alert. there is a new alert and notice system for those who will get it when there is some sort of emergency. they will need to seek shelter reports of bunkers that have been open

for his really official satellite phones. they've been distributed in case becomes get wiped out, but none the less prime minister netanyahu says that they are prepared on all fronts and they are making those move on. how exactly to combat that retaliation at this our honda. so what's a reporting from a jordan's capital a mon honda? thank you very much. and i just want to remind you that honda is reporting from jordan because israel's government has bound algae 0 from broadcasting there. kenneth ross is a visiting professor with preston school for public and international affairs and a former executive director of human rights watch. and he says is real. is a tax on schools are war? crime is israel as a girlfriend? ability call. i mean, just a few days ago when israel childrens to algebra journalist, they were supposedly from a separate, has no proof whatsoever of that. most people remember when is read all the 1st time, invaded all she, the hospital, you know,

the name hospital and also city. because there supposedly was a from us can and the center there, you know, there they put forward some proof and the proof was pathetic. it showed, you know, a couple of bibles, $11.00 tunnel that a tattered our history to be built. there was nothing to suggest that there was a command center, but none the less in the midst of a war when there's a desperate need for medical care, the hospital was shut down. so, you know, there's a big credibility problem and the part of these really know what. now, let's go take them at their word, let's say that they were in this case and identified couple from us buyers. one of the requirements of international humanitarian law is that even if the attacker is targeting a military target. so let's take israel after work. let's say that there were some homeless operatives in there. there still was a duty not to attack your for her to sit are easily disproportionate whether or not from us as using human sheets. and so these are initial counts that we're getting from the jobs and civil defense people. is that no,

it is 80 percent of the victims were children, that is not a proportionate attack. so it just doesn't matter if there were a couple of spiders or whatever israel claims when you show back many civilians, the result is disproportionate. that's a work as well. hezbollah has released a video of it. so latest attack saying it hit 5 is really targets near lebanon's, the southern border, the lebanese armed groups as a target. it's a challenge that 1st 2 law and own manambra in northern israel and video appears to show rockets being fired at houses and that followed an earlier barrage of more than 50 rockets, fired from southern lebanon into northern israel. explosions were seen over the upper a galley area as israel deployed its missile defense system to intercept the rockets

. people living near the border with less than on were instructed to stay close to bomb shelters. meanwhile, is very, if we say a policy of mine has stabbed an elderly couple to death in the city of how long several others were injured in the knife attack. the man was shot dead by police. they say he was from the city of south seats in the occupied west bank. the police and protesters having killed and a mounting desk toll and bangladesh. at least 90 people have died, including 13 officers as demonstrators call on prime minister shift christina to step down the mounting account ability. after more than $200.00 people were killed last month during protests against government job quotas. 100 to read reports from

dotcom. of the protest as in bung it, that is to have one demand. the government must step down immediately and they said they will stay in the straits until the 2 students in opposition. supporters. when justice often estimated 200 people were killed and thousands injured last month, one protesting against a government job code a scheme. the scheme has been dropped, but that's not enough for the protest or the suspicion and been brothers and the punish separately because of the government and defeated their job to have done all this collect kendall preston. nothing would happen if they would have met the demand a quarterly form in the students have gathered across the city, including a shutout square by the doc or university campus, for getting reports of classes with police and ruling parties,

member from different parts of the frontier. the whole. 3 wall of time, dangerous term violence as a result of displeasure between the students. police supporter from the opposition groups and supporters of the ruling party. the a warming lead authorities have pro schools and universities across the country, blocked internet access, and impose the chute on site courtesy. she thought they could stop us by closing educational institutions. but you cannot stop us. still, there is the mac. let's things on the road. protest is one to bring the whole country to a stand stable. calling on the public stopped working and paying bills. a group i talked to major public hospital and the community center homes have been vandalized . and so i'm threatening more under the will. the ministers are in hiding. wait to

see how the people will go into the wrong department. the house should, has seen it doesn't resign voluntarily to take over the next spend. so she taught bnb delmark check us in a blames the main opposition, the bangladesh and nationalist party, and then the right thing. jim updates let me party for instigating violence and has pledged to investigate the depth and say with protesters. but they said they only wanted resignation. 10 each of the i'll just say to a dock of the demonstrators in the northern england town of rother room have vandalized for hotel housing. margaret's witnesses a far right groups also through objects of police officers lined up to protect the property and prime minister to your summer has issued a warning to the far right valley to bring those involved to justice.

if you target people because of the color of the skin, will that face for the bodies fall right on per pet decisive, but it doesn't matter. well, it's a power motivation. doris. this is violence, it is not protest. it doesn't matter what the motivation is. the motivation for the vast majority of people in this country is to see that street safe. and that's what i'm determined that we will deliver. let's take a look now at the scale of these far right protests, not again. manchester liverpool are just a few cities where there were demonstrations on saturday. on sunday there was violence between police and protesters in lancaster bolton millsboro, and rather him related the vision of it. sure reports from the protests in liverpool, a livable so some of the west disorder overnight saw today in to sunday,

this community library was set a light torch. the smell of smoke is still a, the welding in here and people have say, they don't understand why this happens, because this is a place that says the local community. they've got childrens clauses here. they've got adult i t clauses which people here say the community desperately needs and welfare offices from the counsel come and help those. they need to fill out the forms and all of that really going in one nights of writing and local officials say they are all various reasons as to why this happens. there's obviously a large amount of file rock manipulation online. and we've also got to remember, this is one of the most deprived communities anywhere in the country that looks like these had a toll through the past decade. when the previous government tindy's back home cities like live approval, we obviously want to make sure we are working with the new governments to look at how we support communities like here in walton to actually build back from yesterday's unacceptable event. please in this area have already made several

a rest. they have additional powers to deal with. anyone suspected of act like this one, an extra offices have also been drafted in police here saying the bracing for more and rest to con. lender was city which out 0 beautiful. i still had here on al jazeera will take the temperature view as electronic with a look at the polls is come on. harris takes the reins of the democrats flaws. on natasha butler in paris where famously come people, reasons all invoice and feeling picks that the the i had learned that there's lots of funny, settled and hot weather to be found across europe. as we stopped the new week,

we've got high temperatures across the south. they will be picking up across from the central areas of europe over the next few days, and that's as the west to web stuff to march. it's wait for the e. so we'll see those down pools and places like poland, ukraine, touching down into romania as well. as a smattering of showers extending it to the se, but as long as you care because much of the mediterranean to that liberian peninsula as well. there's a sunshine coming back into the west for places like front lots of sunny spells for southern parts of england in wales, but as the heavy rain and that's spots and yellow warnings to west and pots of scotland on monday, please. it's way for the east as we go into choose day, some of that rain splashing into western and northern parts of frost. we all going to see things heat up. certainly in places like berlin, jeremy temperatures, also realizing for room in italy, the library and potentially cleans onto that room. but the temperature warnings aren't as high as what we've seen for southern parts of switzer zurich. we'll see

that heat build on choose day, and that's a head of some west of whether we're expecting to work. and by the mid week, there were those thundershowers on wednesday. as china ramps up to full patients of north korean, defective human rights group, say they faced imprisonment, torture and even death in the country. in desperation, some involve dangerous journey. one. 0, one east reveals north korea's claim to factors on al jazeera. a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can. as long as you say we're correspondence, that's what we strive to do the the,

[000:00:00;00] the welcome back. you're watching outlanders 0 reminder of our top stories. this hour is really good tax on to schools in garza city of kills at least 30 palestinians 1st year were say 80 percent of the dead and injured are children. many women and children still buried alive under the rubble and at least 91 people, including 13 police officers have been killed in bangladesh during purchase, calling on private associations. so you know, to step down the scene, i has found a strong response calling the protesters, quotes criminals, and violence. unrest continues to rock major cities and towns across the united kingdom. tons of people have been arrested for this problem to secure storm rifts

as protesters will feel the full force of the law, the owing, just out in the us, points towards close contest between commer harris and donald trump. for the presidency. the cbs. so you gov poll shows nationally. democrats harris is a point ahead of republican trump, but that's well within the margin of error. remember 2016 hillary clinton won the popular vote. but last the election and key battleground stairs, the, to our level. but harris has made a notable difference with african americans who now say they plan to votes, and that number's jumped to 16 percent, says president joe biden pulled out. but trump,

as an economic van advantage more voters say they'd be better off financially if he's back in the white house after the election on november the 5th. okay, really interesting findings there. let's get you more details that i've correspond to. rosalind jordan is in washington. d. c, with a more encouraging signs they're relevant for the democrats and obviously, especially the presumptive nominee. you're calmer harris, before the democratic convention this month to well, it's been 2 weeks since pamela harris replaced joe biden as the democratic parties, presumptive nominee for the presidency in 2024. and you have seen, at least stop by the looks of this latest poll from cbs news. and you've got a real as soon as he has some search for the democratic candidate. we don't know yet who's going to be calmer? harris is running made. she's working on that this weekend here in washington, but certainly there is

a real search of enthusiasm from black voters from young voters, from women voters, all who believe that child dave would have a better uh, presidency under com or harris. then they would, under donald trump, who is of course running for reelection. one of the notes that came out from this pole is that there is this a very, very tight one point advantage that harris has nationwide for the battle world states, the so called swing states. either she is a head or tide in a couple of states. but donald trump has a very small advantage in 5 other battleground states. and so even though it's only august 4th, every day, it's going to be a real competition to try to get those voters in those battle ground states to break one way. just punitively or the other for those 2 candidates. exactly, cuz i just wanted to say,

i mean it is so tight. it's still an uphill battle for her. i mean, what you think her campaign will focus on to secure that decisive lead as an uphill battle really depends on who is looking at this new pole. the trump campaign has already put out a press release condemning the result. say that cbs news is essentially trying to cook the election on comma, la harris's behalf. there hasn't been any public reaction from the harris campaign to this poll, but certainly they are very much aware of the fact that getting people involved getting people to donate money, getting people willing to was send postcards to other potential voters to knock on doors, to ask them to vote for harris is certainly something that they want to capitalize on. now what harris has already been doing is attacking trump's ethics,

attacking his legal problems, saying that he lied to a tru divisiveness in the country during his 1st 4 years and office. and also condemning him for saying that he would give a pardon to those who took part in the riots on january 6th. 2021 for his part trumps campaign. would like to see him go after the vice president on immigration and on the state of the us economy. but instead he has been focused on her race and her national origin. 2 points which his campaign spears with only fire of campbell harris, the supporters that much more. rosalind jordan reporting from washington d. c. thank you. the protestors are rejecting calls by nigeria is president to suspend nationwide demonstrations. thousands of people were again on the streets on sunday, demanding fuel subsidies and reforms to tackle this or in co cost of living. well,

obviously international says at least 13 protesters have been killed in a police crackdown after 4 days of planned 10 day protests. and the president says he's introduced new policies, but they'll take time to improve conditions out of that stand the pain and the frustration that drive this projects. and i want to assure you that our golf rate is coming to, to listening and address and the concerns of us citizens. well, we must not let valid lives and destruction to our nation that popped, let nobody me same for i'm is educating you about your country. oh tell you that your government does not care about you. oh, do that. i've been many dashed. oops. in the past, we are

a new era of renewed hope and in county, our families of protesters missing after a crime down against demonstrations in our country are demanding answers to what's happened to them. and rights groups say more than 50 people have been killed. dozens of others have been abducted for disappeared. now can web has more from nairobi? susan wind guard, he's been searching for her son emanuel for more than a month. she says you went to wack in central night, right. be on the 25th of june. today, tens of thousands of mostly young people protested in about 50 towns and cities. and 9 year old sister told us he joined and this is him. they haven't seen him since, you know, i love to have him body to vs on it as best as those who are body me. i have no bided. i am always in being

the demonstration started against the finance bill that would have raised the taxes spread across the country. i mean, rubbing cools and corruption and for president william mutate to resign. david to manual disappeared, or testers and to call them and please cute thousands of them. since then, hundreds of people have been arrested and thousands of others have disappeared. will be the duct tape by many and playing sides. many of them say they repeated interrogated and then released. but several people are still missing. i know those like frankie and on dory has been found dead. his body was found in a public toilet. an autopsy revealed he was strangled the president brutalize before me. the government reforms unjustly. so those code, even the i, he's in the can for was this up yet. i wonder people at ford and see canyon so

in so has disappeared. i will be very happy to deal with the campaign is say his actions don't match his what almost every day. families come here to the city more to a to look for a loved one rights group. say please bring parties and submit reports that don't add up these 10 comments on the abductions they deny extrajudicial killings. what the police are doing through the orders of the executive is violating those constitutional rights. and we cannot accept to leave in these kinds of environment . where may i be exercising ad rights leads to someone being killed? any justice will be too late to university student tend to the monday is buddy was found floating in this used quarry, days off the he attended a protest with that, my son, this others like susan,

just want on says malcolm web elders, era, nairobi the reasons aren't we now and for let's say they're cheerful, outlook on life and their views of the olympics ahead of the events were, were ported lee gloomy. and there were fears of traffic gridlock, inflated prices and taurus chaos. but as the games go on, some buddhist changing latasha, butler explains a few months ago, his powers was preparing to host the big games best, the little enthusiasm in the fridge. capital, a city wave residents have a reputation for being grumpy. i think it's going to be a bit of a disaster because there's nothing going. right. have you seen the color of the river? it looks like the suit. i think it's going to be a mess. makes it very excited. no,