the, the system even come in as an international inside corruption, excellence award. denominator here on now the, the tensions ramp up along me is where i live in on board of several, the injured and it has beloved drone attack and a 5 acute. and this really as striking, the bulk of life and also coming up is already a times continue to drive up the death toll in guns. at least 2 palestinians are killed, dozens more injured, former teacher governor, and now vice presidential pick minnesota is to move,

joins the democratic ticket as coming. the house is running main plus spine with us in chaos. the president dissolves parliament and they often move in a 100 people are killed in demonstrations. the thanks for joining us. we begin with the rising tensions, military escalation between the lebanese on group has beloved as well as bullet launched. a series of grown and rockets strikes themselves 11 on tuesday. they hit several areas, triggering air, raid sirens, explosions were heard and the coastal city of know how are you enjoying several people. it's really ami says it's intercepted at least one drone. meanwhile, 5 people have been killed and then there's really astro. i can southern 11 on the attack. hit a 2 story house in my for doing the on tuesday morning. i'm just not understanding by for us in the mind, but 1st let's have to motto, rude and i started by you could us in southern 11 on an asset. when i spoke to you about an hour ago,

we were seeing very clearly in the skies above your position has below rockets fight in the direction on this route, focus through what you've been seeing and hearing. and of course, the impacts of this latest attack on southern level what we've been hearing and saying is, is there any strikes in southern lebanon? they hit covering kids off the other places. but as you said about power a gulf view ascending rights has, has been launched, a series of rockets towards is ready positions. now we also saw these ready defense is attempting to intercept those. and some of those things like that where you just have to do so the rock is going up to intercept those. but that's just the nature of this conflict. the tension has been increasing. and as the general secretary of hezbollah has said that the heat's organization has resolved the resistance, se quotes that have escalated the operations. now, as for the striking northern israel alive, that's significant, because despite detentions was despite, as well being on hire,

his will as managed to get through list of is there any defenses? it shows that they have intelligence of is there any minute positions and facilities are not able to hitch those? and that would be concerning, of course, to israel because they're waiting for this has been the retaliation both like with boost the confidence of his beloved forces. they are able to strike positions to come to the soul from the liberties southern border above the cause. it has also hit several targets inside southern lebanon. as we mentioned, may 5 to one which is roughly 8 kilometers from the border. they an apparent a strike 5 people have been killed. but as, as you said, the tensions have been building and just about an hour ago we saw rockets in it since then. we've also seen israel hit several positions. not far from where we all have couple of kilometers away from the hills near him and also asset reports of

a sonic boom. being heard near the lebanese capital, a baby boots around that on important speech. my husband alita. how something smaller a yes, to very large sonic booms, according to our correspondence in bay root, they said that the aircraft designs know this. the is really a crack breaking the sound barrier. it causes building to buildings to shake. and then is essentially israel sending a message to his beloved that they both to come into liberties. the space is try to intimidate the most of your, in the sense of this were dropped hezbollah, who's with us need to send us the law has addressed some issues. and it's quite interesting. wattsey has said that he has said that the retaliation will come. you said that his organization has escalated operations. now he said, that's what supports from iran, and syria is to give political and moral support under the facilities. is it the, is it wrong, is obligated to fight after the assassination of honey and the wrong. but it's not

required to enter into, into a permanent tool that, that seems like you've given your own a good type christmas. he's basically saying, yes, you can, you retaliate bunch of basically we will fight. the bulk of this fight is also said that despite the israel and the united states satellites, right, does being on the full, the, the, the, his below is able to infiltrate is really a space and hit a hit those locations in northern northern israel. but he has said that the response is absolutely coming, but without giving way, when will, how that will take place. so people are still waiting intentions on building sections of building. definitely, indeed, as i've many times that have said vague and much, are you in, in southern lebanon? well, these are, the government has found out to 0 from reporting from israel. so home to solve the joins this from jordan's capital, amman, and i'm to is we would just hearing that from uh sides um another a type of launch by hezbollah into northern israel. a real breach of is ready

security. despite the scale and the level of defense is that israel hauser so well, these really military has quite the different levels of air defense systems that have been infiltrated time and time again throughout the last 10 months earlier today as well as sending over a fleet of drones that were able to cross over into is really air space. these really military initially said that one of them was intercepted and one of them actually made impact injuring several people. now, according to was rarely media. there was also an iron domain interceptor that malfunctions now that part has been confirmed by these really military saying that there was an interceptor that malfunctioned and hits highway for now is really media is reporting that a man has been critically injured as a result of the malfunction by the interceptor all and all we're hearing from medical source is in northern israel that

a total of 19 people were treated for injuries after the rocket and drone attacks today. among them, the military now confirming we're 6 is really military soldiers. this just goes to show you that israel's air defense systems have been overwhelmed throughout this conflict through out the last 10 months. and as they anticipate some sort of larger retaliatory attack by it on, by his beloved, by perhaps the food these in yemen, defends administer, yell of golan has said that it's crucial for these really to have us military assistance in order to combat an attack. because clearly these really air defense systems have been overwhelmed in the past. and we've seen that. and according to these really armies spokesperson, daniel, her glory speaking just a couple of days ago, he said that israel does have their defenses, but they are not full proof. nice and uh, many things about how to solve the reporting from the donating capsule. a mind will meanwhile and goes to cities and destroy any as striking a residential building as killed at least 2 palestinians. another 20 people injured

any attack on the ground. i'll be here, we have many of them, women and children rescue teams and now working to free survivors from the problem . at least 39653 policy needs have been killed by his very attacks across the strip . since october the o u, as far as president coming to highway, so selected a running mate from november to presidential elections that she's chosen. minnesota as a governor, tim was the 60 road as a 2nd time governor with a down to midwest. and by that, by now says more like many americans are, were worried. a few weeks ago, not many people outside of minnesota knew who tim waltz was. but he changed that with one simple word. weird. these are weird people on the other side, they want to take books away. they want to be in your exam room that's. that's what it comes down to a don't you know get sugar coating this? these are weird ideas. we're not going to play their game. we called them out for

the weird nonsense that they believe. well, it says notion that there is something fundamentally odd about donald trump is running, made j. d vance and their policies on health care, abortion rights, family issues and more caught fire with democrats, trending online, and repeated by many others. pamela harris, herself as the years. but watch is more than just a democratic name. color is served. 2 terms is minnesota governor, including during the widespread protests following the killing of george floyd in minneapolis in 2020. i spoke this evening to uh, to george floyds, siblings. uh, quite extensively. uh, i understand that rate, we talked about it. we understand what has to happen well served in the minnesota national guard and worked as the public school teacher for 2 decades before running for congress. then the governor's office, as governor, he oversaw

a major expansion of labor rights protections for abortion, free school meals and family and parental leave. waltz has called for a cease fire and gaza and called people who do not support the by the administration's policy. there civically engaged voters asking for change. waltz has a plain spoken midwestern sense ability and a willingness of taking on his political clothes in blood terms. attributes that the harris campaign hopes will catch on with voters. rob reynolds and l g 0. just correspond to john henderson's and philadelphia would move in this search on a building repeatedly cooling his opponents with. what is the rationale behind this choice by coming the house and so running, make well, harris seems to have made a bad that he will appeal. and those midwestern swing states that stretch from

wisconsin to michigan and over to pennsylvania. and those are all states that really decide these elections are really only about 7 states that are unpredictable going into the election. and he comes from that place he was raised in nebraska, he is a, he's the 1st non lawyer on the democratic ticket in years. and he's, he was a social studies teacher. he was a football coach. and he looks like one of a robust looking man, plain talking, and he's gone midwestern accent that the other people in the midwest can relate to . so the idea seems to be that wally is a very progressive record coming from the liberal state of minnesota. he has a broader appeal and we hear that when kala here has met him, they just hit it off in those interviews over the weekend. i don't. j. defense has been speaking in philadelphia, has an a. what does the republicans make of heresy is running by of the well,

they're firing off snoozer lease is right and left. donald trump said he, he would be hell honors. he said he would be the worst vice president in history. judy vance says that this picture shows that complet harris is a san francisco liberal that's code for coastal latest term that the republicans are not using as a complement. so they're just painting him as about as left as you can get any certainly is a progressive member of the party, but he doesn't come off like a scary liberal. one of the other things they are saying about him though, is that the george floyd protest which, which followed the police killing of george floyd. they say they did that way. he handles that was k on it. and, and there were massive pro chairs. we were there in a lot of trouble in the streets the, the minnesota state police crackdown extremely aggressively on protests and news crews like guards. so there is some criticism of the way you handle that,

but otherwise it mostly, they're just painting and is a liberal. and that is a standard tactic of the republicans. we knew this was coming no matter who kind of the here is picked as always do many things that john 100 in philadelphia. jennifer victoria is a professor of political science at george mason university. she says, well, how is this picking? tim walls will take something by surprise, it likely broadens the appeal of a candidacy. and it's honestly a really interesting choice. i imagine many americans are going to wake up this morning and asked 1st, who to wells is many americans hadn't heard of him. those of us that are very tuned into politics, started hearing his name more over the last couple of weeks. as speculations about vice presidential picks started going on 2 miles up. it appears to have put on a very successful sort of low key campaign for himself on social media and

elsewhere. and, and news appearances to uh, to show folks who he is. and he has a very uh, sort of personable, related, bold personality, a very kind of midwestern vibe. so to say. and it seems that perhaps harris has chosen him for these positive attributes that she thinks may make the ticket more appealing to, to swing voters. i saw him talking about republicans in a way that i hadn't heard democrats talking about republicans before democrats up till now have. busy in painting the trump campaign, as you know, threats to democracy and very dire and lots of negativity. and wells came out and started calling the weird and just, you know, not treating them as if republicans are in a dire mortal threat to them. but just as somebody that you wouldn't want to hang out with because they're mean, and this was not a line of framing that we have seen. democrats successfully use against republicans

in the past and wells delivered it in a sort of such a personable, kind of softer way that i think it just resonated with more people. a lot of folks, i think, were sometimes turned off by democrats who felt like they were getting their fingers wagged at them for, for making bad choices or something like that. and wells has a just much more reliable, softer kind of approach to talking about. the democrats political opponents, is it without, is there a still a head days of violent riots in the u. k. these communities on the edge we hear from those who say they were afraid to lose their homes. the in depth analysis of the face headline was strategic purpose. do you think this assassination serves israel informed opinions,

people who have been 18 years seem to be given a chance to best to be a bold critical debate. russia has decided that the war crane as a defensive war inside story house. will it change the security relationship between both come on out jersey, around with americans. more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us wants to keep the war and ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after in israel's war on causes the quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the,

[000:00:00;00] the you want to go to 0 is a reminder about told stories based south us vice president come to her says pick, tim was, is a running days ahead of november's election. the 6 year old us of 2 terms as governor of minnesota, pulled at a dozen people who've been in june off to drones, launch from southern 11 on it. and all that is around the world sized people have been killed and is really pass. try keep southern level and goes to city industry. the strike on a residential building has killed at least 2 palestinians and of

a 20 people were injured to the attack will name a grounding area. many of the women and children 12 palestinians have been killed during, is there any raids in the occupied westbank full were killed the to boss late on monday and another 8 in and around jeanine on choose day was ready for us, is kind of it out driven strikes, buildings, roads and infrastructure of pull those by these way, the economy and residential homes just toyed damaged need to abraham, as more from jeanine or from the traces of blood on the ground and the fluids that are inside one of the homes here. but the thing is, i was trying to understand what happened. they knew that these really forces have surrounded 3 palestinian homes here with 5 men where and they were told that these really forces took the bodies with them. in addition to those 4 been injured. i realize that this is a sure to my cousin jihad,

we think he was injured. i recognize him because i remember what he was wearing. i know his shirt. this is under a shirt filled with blood. we don't know what happened here cuz no one was allowed to come close. this is here yet another attempt by palestinians to the north of the occupied west bank to try and fix the damage closed wide. and almost when the hour is really read to the area, people here tell us and me the 3 vehicles are also bulldozers that i really this through. we didn't damage many homes. now there was an air strike that's killed one because we're on top of the building here. we were only able to remove them off to the is really forced us. during the rate a bulldozer passed by and drags a because with the children terrorized, it's hard for them to process all of them. the sound of the bulldozer itself shakes

the whole house. imagine how the little ones feel. we're now at the scene of the 2nd air strikes that took place in jimmy, killing 3, how to simeon. and as you can see, it's a residential area. houses are very packs close to one another. and we've seen people looking for the remains of the palestinians who have been killed by an aerial strike. the he just the, to the occupied westbank palace on to bangladesh. the web parliament as being those old following weeks of unrest, violence the full 5 minutes to shake a scene to, to resign and flee to india. the leaders all student protests of coal for more action at the mountains for parliament to be dissolved. what meant? at least a $109.00 people were killed and more than a 1000 injured during demonstrations on monday, stephanie decker reports celebration. but these are on certain

times bundle that she parliament has been dissolved and long time rivaled to the former prime minister schafer. c. no former prime minister and opposition leader fleet a z a has been released up 2 years under house arrest. the army match was student protest or is the coordinators of weeks long student protests. we use this video and facebook with their demands. also, we will not accept any other government other than the one post by us. we will not accept the government supported by the military or the fastest. any proxy government, or government against the people will not be accepted. they are calling for economist and nobel laureates. mohammed eunice, to be the chief adviser to any interim government, 84 year old eunice, $1.00 to 2006 noble piece price for his work and come back and poverty on the streets, there was still disbelief at the events of the last 24 hours former prime minister, she has seen his residence once impossible to penetrate. now over one by the people,

the blankets headline across the country. a scene of fools and fleas. everyone is talking about it. we need peace. that's. we are poor working class people with daily way to it is we just want to live in peace. i think what happened on monday, the vandalism. it was not appreciated. the palace belonged to the people like us. we will have to pay for the construction of the question. now. what will button the dishes, political future look like? stephanie decker. it would you? 0 loading. 200 rand. good muslims have been killed and fighting unmanned mas, northern rock calling states. in the past week, thousands of bodies have been seen off to drone and artillery strikes. i believe, to have been carried out on the banks of the not river. many were handled with causing the costs $5.00 as they tried to fee across the board of into bangladesh. every fighting has taken place in the area between the most um forces. i'm the arc on army. one of the most prominent groups in the country, tony chang,

has moved from bangkok. so the way for the right hand, go to escape from these tensions has been to get across into bangladesh, though as we understand it at the moment, what's happening in the car isn't having any immediate effect on the caps and those camps. a under the security of, of the, the bang to the she's security forces, but that doesn't seem to have changed it any way. nonetheless, we do know that a lot of people have trying to get there in the last, last few days. and the last 48 hours, we also know that most of what tens of thousands of rang had been sheltering in mon dogtown very close to the bank that the she bought it. we know that being pushed the, when there was a mass exodus of tens of thousands of bringing it from booty done off your us and the tax in that city. earlier this year it appears that many people have decided now is there opportunity to try to get the but it being cold and fighting between

the, the families military john to and the era can on the, on the other side, the military tend to have been using on tillery the eric and all we have been using drones and reports from inside, man, uh say that as many as 200 people have been killed in those attacks or at drowning trying to get across the river into bangladesh. so a violent unrest continues across the u. k. the riots are being driven by far right groups who are targeting immigrants, refugees, and people of color. far i demonstrate his class with counter protest is in belfast in plymouth on monday night, 5 minutes. the case tama is deployed special police mon riots is targeting muslim communities that they will face the full force of the law lives of left in todd communities on edge some people living and livable to say they feel uneasy in their own neighborhoods. or i'm really scared even then i'm going to walk. i'm scared. even though i just want to come,

i want to be there now because i'm really scared because of my call when you're a person of color, when you're most slim, when you old a woman, you know, it doesn't come with a surprise when things like this happened i'd say i was really scared. i could see straight off how that was going to escalate. so the area of i've moved out of is a big so it was like a southeast asian, me, least then to me and see. and that there will the nicest people and to, to see, for example, the shops getting loose hits and getting the view from the trees. it's know that there's no place without his 50 pounds reporter with the media of us. that has been to be the organization based in the u. k. she says politicians from rival parties have played

a role in the unrest. the labor has for years allowed as long as phobia and anti immigration rock direct meant in the u. k. just a few weeks ago we had the home secretary of at cooper warning of intimidation and harassment. and pro paula stein areas, whatever that means, something the is so many people a close eye type of language used by people like the daily mail. no go areas for white people, the labor policy, i'm the tory party and all areas of our establishment are responsible for creating this crisis. and i think the suggestion that the fall right is exclusively to blame for this obvious thing. this action did in, you know, it was instigated by thought, right? groups tell me robinson support is organizing through social media and all the channels. i think, you know, but to say that these groups all um, exclusively responsible when the audiology on which that roy is, is one that is shed by march at the bridge establishment is totally wrong. and i

think you see that and politicians attempt to distance themselves from what's going on, you know, test alma wouldn't even use the time is lama thought it'd be a or racist and his initial address to the nation. so i mean, all the time fall, right. i might think that, you know, there's a sense in which we have to all the people that are responsible for this. they come from outside the towns where this happened. they come from outside the political establishment. when in truth, the coal is coming from inside the house, us, us stocks appear to be bouncing back. the global markets are still shaking off the worst day the markets of seen in to his. the s and p 500 sold or the games on cheese day. japanese don't also improve a covering most of the losses of the worst one day to kind since 1997 stokes on the nick a index plan. there's more than 12 percent on monday. the time was speed in response to unexpectedly weak american jobs numbers had a possible sign of

a looming recession and the wells largest economy. all right, so that's it for me. the bach, i don't think at our website, ours don't. com has much more. one of our top stories, the weather is next. that inside story us is buying the dash on a puff disability or for the total time or stay with us here. just the the hello that was stopped by looking at the satellite image for the middle east, an event, and you can see patch of cloud that's one did across some of the gulf states that brought, that's brought cloudy skies to the likes of guitar, the u. a and oman, bringing as well as shower, to the skies. do start to get wednesday into thursday. we'll see temperatures come down for cities like doha. we are expecting the humidity to pick up with that. elsewhere we've got moved,

bus of heavy rain across the western and south west and pots of saudi into western areas of yemen. we could see some flooding from that more intense rain. but farther north remains a very dry and hot picture with the fee is heat coming back in full iraq and to wait on thursday. and fee is heat, is the story across the north of africa, not just for the northeast of cases like egypt, but also algeria where we've seen temperatures peak up to $49.00 degrees celsius, is very hot and dry here, wednesday to thursday, much west to, for the south of this for the likes of sudan, we could see further flooding here. and flooding is likely around coastal areas of kenya and tanzania. as a little weather front works its weight further in land, largely settled for the south of this. apart from cape town in south africa, with the weather front approaching here, sweeping in by thursday. as

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