my name's terry and so has led to less access to nearby. we'll just sort of says from the heart of the story. people come get exercise, but it's also important for mental health the gym for, for a brief respite from the heroes of war. the israel's biggest attack on the west bank and decades this into the 2nd day 18 palestinians have been killed since wednesday. the main site this is out. is there a line from don't also coming off the cast cross this in gauze of the struggle for palestinians. alt is rarely forces destroyed, most of the banks trying to stem the tide of michael in spain's prime minister. as in son,

a. go on his nose stone off in west africa. countries go in the house . that's all like insane. great opportunity. compassion and a mix of messages we examined. coming to harrison. donald trump's restoration the race for the us presidents, the israel's into the 2nd day of its largest military operation in the occupied westbank in more than 20 years. at least 18 palestinians have been killed since wednesday. morning in raids on cities and refugee camps, that abraham begins coverage from the occupied westbank, a long as the dead here, a bushy job, the leader of the to look at him, but till the end of palestinian fighters, his best was confirmed by his family, along side those or 4 other members for those dropped in the middle of the rate in

which they were killed, fear a new well and his brother model. so we are spending a number they can find to their house outside the windows is with no family wants to get chosen to experience reading soldiers and bulldozers accompanied by thrones and fight. they're just a storming digital refuge account. we usually distract them by getting them to play . we'll let them watch tv and turn off the volume so they don't listen to the sounds of explosives and shooting. this is our home. we have nowhere else to go. described as role biggest, $23.00 as sold on the occupied west bank in more than 2 decades. medical teams are finding it difficult to attend to the wounded. misses has developed a we're used to the way the israeli occupation violates all international principles breaks the law by targeting civilians and medical teams. we've seen this in gaza over 11 months and they're doing the same thing now in the occupied

westbank. israel's point mr. has said the army should deal with what he called, thrusts from the okay, probably to us bank like it have even garza, the foreign policy chief says such words could be worthy of sanctions. i initiated the procedures. i know that was the mander stage. if they want you to go and see the prophy aged, including, you know, a list of sanctions from these really mean is this has been ad launching a 2 messages as well says it's main target, this policy and fighters in full refugee camp. the military says the armed groups are planning attacks against as rainy targets are getting better at making improvised explosive devices for palestinians. these groups are part of resisting israel's decades of occupation. the mazda was raining role hovering overhead. the

piercing sound of explosions are a reminder that what do you when describe does a silent more is not so silent any more the day, but he does eat a 4th guide in the occupied westbank palestine. let's go to it for him. she joins us from the occupied west by mid day. you will in till karen which has seen the bronx of these latest attacks. what's the situation that now? yes, this is a place that has seen probably the most is really raid, since the war started, that we're talking about to cut them to fusion. when we're hearing that these really forces are surrounding the camp and are at the outskirts, but also in more, some sort. a few jacob, where do we heard the walls get really morning, the dads and talking about how the world is leaving palestinians alone in the face of his radio, aggression. while it's been relatively called, here, we've been hearing the sounds of drones, but also sometimes it's fluid trends,

as specifically in the north shows refuge account. but we believe that this is related to the improvised explosive devices that are often used by palestinian fighters at least some of them to come back and try to swarthy is really forces from entering further inside. there are few jacob and causing more and more damage . let's talk about janine elizabeth, also in the notes of the occupied to us bank. one of the 3 locations that has been attacked by the v is really forces in the are the hours of wednesday. now every time we tried to call someone in janine, the lines have been cut off. and the reason for that is that these really forces have been digging up roads and causing damage to the infrastructure, which includes the telecommunication lines. this is leaving communications very difficult, causing also more fear and anxiety amongst palestinians, but from the information that summer managing to get out and deliver to the media

it. the news is that the confirm stations are still having it ongoing in g mean we're positive and fighters are trying to combine these really bulldozers really raising into the account. and we've heard that if paula city is, are still trying to see what these really forces are doing with the heating news that some of them are pushing people out. but again, when we talk about this to ations, which should remind our viewers that sometimes people feel so scared, so anxious. yes, they have nowhere else to go. but sometimes they up to leave their homes and try to find the relative home for safety because of the really intensity of those strikes that have been intensifying over the past few weeks. okay, many things for that, that it for him, but for us in the occupied west bank. well, the un secretary general has expressed concern and says as well as actions are fueling on already explosive situation. i'm trying to get terraces judging israel

to comply with international humanitarian. know gabriel, alexander has moved from you in headquarters in new york. you and secretary general . antonio gutierrez is traveling, but he has been briefed on the situation in the occupied. westbank is spokes person here at un headquarters in new york says the secretary general is gravely concerned about the events in the occupied westbank. he said that the un has counted palestinians in the last 24 hours that have been killed by error strikes as well as sniper fire. now the un says that since october 7th, they've counted $630.00 palestinians. they have been killed in the occupied westbank, but they say that last 24 hours have clearly been an escalation. we've been following the developments since this morning with grave concern. and we're very worried about what we're seeing or humanitarian colleagues at. oh,

sure. warning. the people there are increasingly exposed to deadly warfare tactics that seem to exceed international standards for law enforcement or human rights colleagues. remind us that in the west bank is really forces must adhere to international policing standards, where leave full force and firearms or the last resort. it can only be used. it gets imminent threat of death or serious injury are as annoyed strikes by the as early. all mean gauze i have killed at least 15 palestinians strike on the town of olives. the why the in central garza killed a young girl, an injured more than 10 people, as well as on snow its own guns as killed more than 40600 pounds simeon since october licensed and women and children and the wells feed program says it's suspending the movement of its employees off to these riley minute treat, targeted one of its vehicles on tuesday nights and a half and it is really check point. shortly off, the stalls had

a school to trunks carrying humanitarian supplies from the kind of who sell them, voted. crossing the vehicle was hit at least 10 times. no one was injured. wsp says it was targeted despite coordinating its movements. but this is really ministry, honey. my mood is, and darrow, by that in central golf with the latest of this withdrawal highs, is largely proceeds by the local residents and by the people in there. but i see that as a tactical withdrawal by these really military here isn't an official statement yet . 5 is really military about the nature of its withdrawal from the area. but just judging it from, well, we have been able to see it from the for the circulating right now. it's for use of devastation, pause to the area at the eastern part of the city. we're talking about it today, or that is only half kilometer. uh, we have from this health facility of the law had been rude. today's been part of the entire residential parts that are known as a passcode and residential. the locks and all of the whole live residential bugs

been destroyed, devastation and destruction costs the old means of life included public facilities . all of this happened during the night while at the same time, almost simulate tenea. sleep is really military carried out here at the top in the why the area and in western part of the city. and as far as the northern part in golf, if you would have killed 8 people and one building an area better known as of a most hotel and a neighboring house that caught on fire, made it very difficult for the civil defense group for the paramedics to save lives and waited until early hours of this morning to be able to remove bodies from under the rubber that were fully burned. 8 people, including the children, were killed inside this house. and as far as we know from medical staff, the 8 people who were killed are from one family that i want to family to were shouldering inside of the building that was taught me or another for sales.

many palestinians in garza receive the salaries and donations through buying transfers, a major cash shortage across the strip has made it extremely difficult for them to get the money. sorry, couple assume has this report from there on by the end. central garza, the thing goes, is cash based with drawing economy. was it truly money can be a match to the lowest? and israel's military has this to me, the boss printer, which is the banks, of course, goes according to the palestinians. monetary authority at these made shift a terms. people now have to be only commissions to access the money on the subject, then the situation is very difficult. if you need to get your salary or do any transaction, you'd be charged a fee for a percentage. the cash still is also say bank notes are in short, supply and boost remaining are increasingly wound out. cool. no new

name is a good in. this is a big problem for us. all cash notes, even organizations of damage, then we are unable to do business. we need a bank to open and help us by collecting these currency notes and read us of this problem. people are unhappy with us. we are not because of his problems. the need for home currency has fluid since is let's make defensive into roughly the coastal tens of thousands of postings from 8 and force them to evacuate to simply go. so. * this thing towing prices for basic, only since keep raising of each escalation into $418.00 rubbish. all the people are suffering a lot old on the market. price is incredibly high and people don't having to come to buy shop pulling us. don't care increase and decrease price we left the a will in the he is before the will to strips because and they had become to improve. despite the multi pronged is bailey locate now and the hub of finance

recovery is far from so late. but is there any restrictions have prevented the palestinian one sri authority they used in rome? i left. i'm sending you cash into the strip like used to and as bills for like finance minutes to begin is which, which has threatened the banking restrictions that's good, excessive paid the proximate after almost 11 months to who was i know i'm functioning in the interior goals a spread the expansion of is find out, tax means the bang son's age as has been only the destroy donald painted in areas that own correctly active military soon discussing of tens of thousands of palestinians in need of a humanitarian support. another source of a topic of a zoom out just the right there was that i had to sign the

staves probably minutes to petro sanchez is visiting sunny go as part of his tour of west africa aimed at cutting migration to spain. sanchez says he wants to find human trafficking between africa and the canary awnings. early in the week he was in the gambia mauritania, moved in 22000 migrants have arrived in the canary on and just this. yeah. let's go through all corresponding nicholas hockey's in call for us nicholas. so the spanish prime minister, signing various migration agreements over that. how hopeful is he? it will make a difference in stopping the influx of migrants of the well, certainly the prime minister of spain, sanchez is taking a different approach than other european countries. in the last 2 days,

he was in gambia and more tenure where he sign agreements for legal migration for people to be able to go with their for seasonal work. and there is a need in spain for workers from, for got to work on the fields. a there and, and to work in vegetable gardens or in fishing. and so that's certainly very different for instance, to the approach of each hellions who have sought to stop migration from africa altogether. it is extremely difficult for a young person with a passport from sending gold. again, you're more too young to get a legal visa to travel to europe, even if they're highly qualified, and not some things that the governments here want to tackle as a counterpart to, to what the spanish one, they want more patrols on the coast line here. and we've already seen coast guards from this fat and from spain on the codes here trying to demo the illegal flow of

migration. but just yesterday melanie and i was on this beach and i met a young malia and then also someone from egypt that has a plan to go out at sea on these wooden boats that you see right behind me to go to spain. it is an extremely dangerous journey. hundreds of people have died last year trying to cross over from the atlantic onto the canary islands. and yet despite the risk they continue to do so for them. that's the only way forward in terms of trying to get a livelihood. molly? okay, thank you for that update. nicholas huck that for us in deca. still ahead on now is there a, a pension is pushing that case and get an option to, you know, up to the present vows to veto an increase in money. seniors the

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. ringback the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out is there a mind to about top stories based our as roles into the 2nd day of it's not just minutes for the operation in the occupied westbank for more than 20 years. at least 18 palestinians have been killed since wednesday morning rates on cities on refugee

counts as raising fees that as well may destroy the territory assets down in gaza. of annoyed strolling supply. these really all means also have killed at least 15 palestinians, the tax on a home in the town of else white cube a young go, an inch at 10 to a bomb attack. just north, as through john's capital, has killed at least 12 people strike in the town of al. jeannie was carried up by the sudanese army is trying to reclaim the area from the power military rapids support forces. races find as follows, flooding, fasts displaced more than a 100000 people. the one says to john is suffering wells. west humanitarian crisis . those who fled the conflicts say, there was no way to go to the side that have gun afily. people have no food, they sit on high places and they have nothing, no food or water. there are people who died that has not been buried yet. there are people who are missing. there are collapsed houses, and others was swept away by the floods. i could even have

a move and has more from the dawns capital cartoon. a heavy rains and to a rental floods have killed at least 140 people according to this a new government and has this place within 30000 families across the temp safe in the country and has destroyed infrastructure, including roads and highways. the time needed to deliver assistance to those in need. now this fighting and the fact that the flooding has cut off, people from the interior assistance is one of the issues that the un deputy secretary general will be discussing with government officials into them. she has met the head of the sovereignty council general. i have them put the whole behind and the to discuss the issue of humanitarian access. especially because getting access from one area to another, from under a control of a different force has been difficult since the south of the fighting aid from us within these army territories, into areas control by the r. a stuff has been handed, as well as

a from areas controlled by the iris of into areas controls by the signees army has been very difficult to deliver aid workers when it's tammy workers have been killed as a tried to reach those in need of assistance. and the fact that the 2 sides, the signees army and the r as have agreed to open humanitarian carters in may last year, is yet to actually happened on the ground. so one of the issues that the un deputy secretary general is discussing or has discussed with the government officials. and so that is the issue of humanitarian assistance, especially in light of the fight. but in addition to the fighting, there's the flooding that has affected civilians. many of them in hard to reach areas, a wasting, evacuation a way thank you and tearing assistance. but knowing that the funding is poor for the agencies and the fact that there are so many in need. they may have to wait for a while before they get any assistance, even more going onto 0. how soon? and alignment, okay. south gray is constitutional court has ruled the country's climate change law

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appeal to the support bases while trying to win over on decided versus from reynolds explains a donald trump's rallies are full of dark pronouncements and personal attacks. we're very close to world war 3 and people don't realize that we're closer than we've ever been. hey, pamela harris. our country is going to hell. that's all i can say. we're a nation in the line while combo harris has a different kind of messaging. our nation with this election has a precious sleeping opportunity to move past the bitterness, cynicism and divisive battles of the past. we are not slowing back. let us know each other in the world who we are

and what we stand for freedom opportunity come pass in scholars of political rhetoric here, appeals to opposite emotions. he has told us repeatedly that everything is now worse than ever, and we're on the edge of the of the s and that are we're a 3rd world nation. donald trump represents dues. roland harrison walls represent hope square only when trump goes all the script he often slings insults. have you heard her laugh? that is the laugh of a crazy person. you know why he hasn't ordered it to be because she's not smart. she's not intelligent. i've a better looking person. then pamela, here is take some shots too, but it's less personal near policy. he doesn't actually fight for the middle class, not. he doesn't actually fight for the middle class. instead he fights for himself and his billionaire friends. in many ways,

donald trump is an on serious man. on some of this stuff to just be plain weird. an ad hominem attack is attacking the person instead of their argument and what the other responses saying they're out of their minds, saying they're weird is actually directly attacking their their arguments right. it's about policy. the question is which rhetorical approach will strike a chord with undecided voters in a handful of swing states? and we won't know the answer to that. to election the rob reynolds l g 0. they've been purchased in argentina against president. how the malays plans to veto an increase in pensions? the senates approve the bill that raises retirement benefits by moving a percent. theresa by reports from way to service deals in front of hard emptiness, congress pension as have come to protest against heavy emulates planned to v to

a low pass by the position that would increase their monthly allowance to police use to your dad's on the protesters. and prevented them from blocking roads. it'll be 90 for the 70 years old and says she has had to go back to work to make ends meet, that they are taking everything away from us, do understand, and they're not even paying what we deserve. reducing the medicines, we guess we obtain malays, they'll still receive plan the bill that congress has talked to somebody that says a monthly date, according to inflation and an extra compensation around 8 percent. the government has said it's going to be to law, however, the pensioners that have come here save up their lives, are at stake. in previous years, each new government has changed the formula for adjusting pensions in art and tina pensioners have lost out with every one of them. all profession politician what it means that as was involved in drafting the beating congress, he says it was

a way to compensate pensioners who have lost their income to the sewing inflation critics. a was caused by heavy enemy last evaluation. last december. and i knew about sort of getting, you know, we'll see in those last 2. in argentina, we had a 211 percent inflation rate. and pension is only received 100 percent increase because the previous government was brutal. this government started at the very low pension, the lowest in history, and then it became even worse. so the opposition says no. the government wanted an extra 8 percent to strengthen its fiscal supply. and therefore we lays implementing that will stay with the plan to bring down the deficit to 0. he says the lawmakers that pass the bill i trying to destroy he's economic program and in suspension or will be better off under he's administration to provide it though that he has worked as a painter and now has a pension of around $200.00 a month. you're going to need medication for collect, stroll and high blood pressure. i'm trying to get some work to pay all the

electricity and gas bills because everything is going up. we've never seen anything like this. there are $5000000.00 pensioners in argentina who get paid the minimum allowance, which leaves them below the poverty line. that's why they say they want the government to allow them to age with dignity. very so we'll just see that one of the site is the weather is next then inside story examines whether fighting between russian and ukrainian forces could lead to when you get to foster, you're up to date the, the hello are they? let's have a look at the weather across east asia with type for insurance and slammed into southern japan. it board damaging wins and to wrench a rain at closing and land slide. now we could see more of these because it's

working its way slow, the east on an unpredictable path, but it is moving very slowly so we'd like to see that to run shall rain slip from keel sure into hun, shoot over the next few days. the winds on as strong, but we could st. modem, me to rain over 48 hours, and that's what brings a risk on flooding and for the land slides. now elsewhere across the region, much of the energy is being pulled to that system. so it's been a lot to twilio across central and southern parts of china. there's what we're looking across the north moving from mongolia is an open areas of china looking temperatures down as it does. so. now we're looking at some very unsettled weather across south asia as well. we've got to circulations. one of those is moving from west of india across southern focused on pointing out into the array, didn't see where it could become a tropical system. and we've read one, he's out on friday for the restaurant. it's which has to tell him donna, in the east on saturday. and that's what we're going to see. the very heavy rain through the weekend, some heavy rain as well,

affecting west coast. the knowledge is the width of the head of the u. s. nuclear, which told us military action is causing serious risk to the course can nuclear power plants most goes as the facility in russia has been attacked by you quite in forces chief hasn't commented. so how dangerous is the situation is inside story,

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