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ah hello and welcome. we begin in west jerusalem, where according to israeli police, there has been a joint coordinated attack where at least one person has been killed and several others have been injured. for to say the explosive device was inside a bag at a bus station, a 2nd explosion, 2 kilometers away, injured, 3 people. alan fisher reports from west jerusalem. he can see that they have started to clear the area now the buses are running again. people are waiting to get on there. this was the scene of the 2nd explosion. and what we can understand from how we've seen the investigation develop over the last few hours. is that a bike or a scooter or something like that was left in the bushes just across from the bus

stop. it was then detonated by more bow foreign. here 3 people were only slightly wounded, but the damage to the bus was quite considerable. what probably saved a lot of lives was the fact that there is a metal fence running along here. and that absorbed a lot of the blast and also absorbed a lot of the neil's nuts and bolts that had been packed round the bomb to cause maxim devastation at the bus station. where was the 1st explosion? people? there weren't quite so lucky. one person is dead, they are 14 injured. one has been quite critically heart. they are the think that the bomb was left in a bag near the bus station and again detonated by mobil 4. now in the last couple of hours, as real, security minister has been here to the scene to get a brief on exactly what has happened. i managed to speak to him as he left and asked for his reaction to the events over the last few hours. very eh, difficulties i may say, terrorist attack to dairy,

since darkness no question does the day there was a synchronization between them where they was run tourists or several territories. we don't know yet, but i am sure that we will find them. we'll catch them dead or alive, it might may take days or weeks, but we will catch them dead or alive. so i now bounce there as senior political unless my one bizarre here in the ca. good to see you, my one. yet no one has taken responsibility for these bomb attacks, but comparisons have been made to 2003, 2004. when we had a similar attacks like this and bus stations, what do you make of what's happened? guess? i mean, there's also of comparisons that could be made with her decades of this sorts of confrontations between her but a seniors and his race and for the seniors taking such actions such terrorist actions. but i think there's something qualitatively different this time around.

it's rare that we've seen something that is detonated from ah, from a distance where clearly it's well organized. it's not coming as a vengeful act against something. it is not a wolf attack or lorn wolf effect as it were, someone just carrying a knife or wheedling a gun. this was organized and it's not necessarily something that's happened the or, or, or, or, or was in the, in the pipeline the last few weeks. it could have been organized for months on because this is also the 1st time it happened sort of in the west side of jerusalem . it happens in 2 places at the same time. we dont know who's behind it. no one is claiming responsibility. so i think it's mixed, it's making things more difficult for these rallies because we're, we're done this attack, unlike the terrorist attack, so fast error, the suicide attackers cannot carry another attack, but those will carry today's, that could probably get another tech. so this is really a more challenging, qualitatively at different kind of an attack on israel. so where does that leave?

there is railings. what kind of response can we expect from them? well, you know, they claim that they know exactly how to deal with this. we just heard the minister of secure to saying we will catch them or if it fixed days or weeks and so on, so forth. so these radios are quite stubborn about this. they think, especially the new government that's coming in, they think only there is a security answer that there is no political or diplomatic answer to what we're seeing now. and hence, basically this is half shut down every possible diplomatic or reconciliation venue with the palestinians that have that are even talking at the only thing that stalk doing. the talking nowadays are either some radicals on the palestinian sides or the israeli army and settlers. the last few weeks we've seen the israeli settlers carry some vicious effects. some israelis called him pa, gram's against the palestinians in hebron and helene. and we've also this really

automate carrying non stop attacks on various palestinian cities and refugee camps and neighbors, geniune and elsewhere. so this really asset has been security secure to security. if force does not work, more force needs to be applied and the new government seems to be completely embracing this. in my view. and electrically speaking, this will probably lead to even more escalation. and if his response is going to be on the force, probably we're going to see more of the same from the personal side. okay, thank you for your analysis out. is there a senior political analyst my on this her there? in law, israel has closed the july ami and salam crossings into jeanine in the occupied west bank. the body, if an israeli man who was killed in a car accident was reportedly taken by gunman from a hospital in the city. or is there any forces of shot and killed a palestinian teenager during a night raid in the occupied west bank,

but it was fine by the israeli army, which hit the 16 year old i made sure hadda in the chest, the palestinian health ministry. as for other people were wounded in nablus. sharhonda is the $200.00 victim shot dead by israelis in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem just this year. now pool when whether it's been hampering such an rescue efforts in indonesia to mondays earthquake in west java. she'll say at least 271, people have been confirmed dead. such teams are focused on a number of areas in the sea and your district. i've been trying to clear debris all to landslide buried an entire village. meanwhile, funerals have been held for some of the victims quake, i should say many or children who are at school at the time. at least 40 people are still missing or the 2000 or injured. jessica washington has more on the search and

rescue operation. well, i'm here, you know, which is a subs district ginger, this is one of the areas that was affected by landslides, which followed the earthquake. you can see some of the houses behind me damaged but more significantly, the damage that has been done to the houses that you can no longer see because of the land slide. in this area, there were some 25 houses. and what we've heard from speaking through the head of this community is that around 36 people, missing 5 bodies have been found so far. but there are also concerns, not only for the residents, if this immediate area, but also the people who pass by it's hard to picture it in this stage as, as it looks right now. but this is a busy residential area. and also many people pass through this road on their way to school, on their way to work into their concerns for the people who may have just been passing by when this landside hit. and right now you can see quite quite

a flurry of activity here as rescue is try to find some of the bodies of, of the missing people. this is an area where basically what we've heard from speaking with community authorities that the houses here were pushed down when the last slide hit. basically many of sending many of them down towards the river, a distance of about 50 meters. and also you can see scattered throughout this, this soil just put the symbols of daily life, children's toys, teddy bears, clothing and, and things like dinner plates, somehow on damaged and looking, as they would have done, despite all this devastation that surrounds us. specials in turkey, a say they've hit nearly 500 curtis targets in northern serious since sunday. take he is president rich of type at a one has told parliament that he is more determined than ever to secure the southern border. defense ministry says that at least 250 members of the kurdish forces have been killed and strikes follow last week's bombing in his sample. which

turkey blames the kurdish outlawed group the p k. k. meanwhile, onqua says it's targeting bases in syria belonging to the kurdish group, the y p g, which it considers an offshoot of the p k. k group has gain ground in the area of the join fight against iso. she's back in 2015 tech. he has carried out 3 ground offenses that cleared some pods of northern syria from the y p g. since 2016. earlier the turkish president said he would order the military to conduct another ground operation. sim casalene has moved from killers, which is near the tech eats area border since the beginning of the white scale air campaign conducted by the turkish armed forces to mil tenuously in northern iraq and northern syria turkish authorities. when the turkish president has been saying that a grand offense is expected, apparently he wants to see

a lot of what he calls a terrorism threat in northern syria by finalizing the operation with a ground offensive. and so far as there is not a big sign for a ground offensive, at least on the ground about this is what turkish presidents are. don is saying, and he has always said, we may show up suddenly, well, night before the military operations through care conducted than it was always like that, turkey or southern the launch the operations. so everybody expects a ground offensive, but no one has any idea on when it is going to be done. but the tit for tat after the white scale, a campaign is conducted in northern iraq and northern syria continues on both sides, pounding each other. and yesterday, where i am standing, the kids are in japan are crossing right across as, as a was hit a housing compound for the customs officers by the border.

and they were targeted actually a rocket and dropped by very close to them. and people had to get outside in the middle of the night. so this is terrifying for the civilians and speaking to the civilians around they are curious when it is going to end. but a grand offensive is always on the table. the forwards are here. local media affiliated with the syrian democratic forces says that the turkish military has shells more than 26 locations in the countryside. if aleppo near tell refund free syrian soldiers were reported killed in those attacks. local sources also say turkish drones targeted an oil field in serious northeast and i'll cut to near region. iran says that a senior officer is revolutionary guard, has been killed in syria cuddle darwin, jaffar a died in a roadside bombing on the outskirts of the capitol, damascus to her on his accusing israel of carrying out the attack. ha,

missing to respond to it. least 5 people been killed. it is shooting in a mosque in kabul, and he say it happened during morning prayers. 2 suspects have been arrested. still head on out. is there a d k supreme court shut down the scottish parliament sped to hold another independence referendum. we'll have the latest from london and what is hindering a deliveries to saddam as conflict and climate change? leave millions of people in need of humanitarian ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle aways hello, we've got some rather nasty weather in the forecast for japan over the next day or so increasing cloud just spinning out of the east china sea for living area of low

pressure here. and that's going to bring some very wet in very windy weather into. we're honju into hawkeye there before it drifts out into the open waters of the north west pacific. a fresh warm enough, fair breeze coming in behind 21 celsius. therefore, tokyo said not too bad as we go on through where thursday drive across much of the korean peninsula to the north of that it will be some wet and wintry weather at times. follow that line of trout and rain down across the southern parts of china and we'll see some very heavy rain here over the next day or so this so where the system not moving too far too quickly at not just north as we go for friday and not the south as we go through the latter part of the day, some heavy downpours coming into we're taiwan in the process. now pause now in the process of easing off for some parts of india. you still got a few showers just coming into what tom nodded. maybe and under protection, over towards corrales. kinetic a seeing some weather over the next day or so, but the showers tending to fade away larger dry more the west sunshine coming

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ah, welcome back here watching out 0 mind autopsy explosion, not a bus station in west jerusalem has killed at least one person, an injured several others. second explosion, 2 kilometers away into 3 people. friday police say was a joint coordinated attack. poor weather has been hampering rescue efforts an indonesia, an earthquake struck west java province. on monday, i shall say at least 271. people have died in the magnitude 5.6 quake officials in turkey. i say they've hit nearly 500 kurdish targets in northern syria since sunday. the strikes follow last week's bombing in his thumb bowl for which takia blames kaddish arm group the p k. k. authorities in ukraine say that a new born has been killed in a rock strike on a hospital in the zachary sher region rescue workers pull the child's mother and

a doctor alive from the rubble of the maternity board regional governess. as the rockets were launched by russia, china haul is in live in western and ukraine. fairly unremitting. really bad news for listed place really answer ins, upper regia region, in the south of the country with shells last week, several people died and again, overnight clinic and maternity ward in particular struck emergency services saying the maternity ward was destroyed inside were a mother and her newborn child and a doctor. the doctor and the mother said to have been pulled alive from the rebel. the newborn child was killed. and another clinic struck also in this time in the northeast of the country and how keep region in cooper. and there are 9 story building hit in shelling beside it. a medical facility 2 people died there. it's not the 1st time medical facilities have been hit in this country. the world health organization said this week that some 700 of ukraine's hospitals and clinics have

been struck in the 9 months since this war began in february. the heads of the international atomic energy agency on russia, the nuclear energy agency. you have agreed to continue cooperation was alarm, and the nuclear watchdog met in a sample will to discuss the situation around this operation nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. renewed shelling at the site last weekend is res. fears of a possible nuclear to south to the u. k supreme court has ruled again scotland new bid for independence, the semi autonomous scottish government off the court to decide whether it's parliament could hold a referendum without approval from the united kingdom. the british conservative government said the question was settled in 2014 referendum. when may scottish versus rejected the proposal in the absence of any modification of a definition of reserve matters by an order in council under section 30 of scotland

act or otherwise. the scottish parliament does not have the power to legislate for a referendum on scottish independence. the dean barbara has more on the court's decision. this was a unanimous ruling and it came much faster within 6 weeks, rather than the months that the court had previously announced the fact that it was unanimous. that many people to conclude that it was going to go against the scottish government, whose lord advocate of scotland actually asked the supreme court here in london to rule. and in fact, that has happens the president of a supreme court lord read explaining that unanimously. judges have decided that the proposed legislation from the scottish parliament calling another 2nd referendum on independence woods touch on what they call reserved matters. now that includes things which affect the union the united kingdom existence. the scottish

government had argued that if i had a referendum it wouldn't, it would be advisory that it wouldn't have an immediate effect on the existence of the u. k. and therefore, it wouldn't touch on those reserved matters. they've lost the argument conclusively . now the situation in scotland is that public opinion is still fairly divided. it's. ringback more pro independence than back in 2014 when the know camp 15545, but it's not very strong. nicholas sturgeon recognizes that. she said that if she lost best judgment, she would then have to seek a mandate through a further election. the time. well come action, it's nail all into the 2nd half of course against morocco, the 1st match of the day at the football world cup. then we have germany who faced

japan and they of course, have to make up for being knocked out in the group stages. 4 years ago, kevin calvin has the found hoping for a come back. here in catan team, germany are looking to re establish themselves after an early exit in russia in 2018. the 4 time world champions are open to improve by mixing an experienced cor squad with some of the youngest plans in the tournament. but the german fans have largely stayed at home. media reports say 35000 tickets, were sold to germany to see the team player catan 2022. that's just over half the tickets sold 4 years ago. and the football mad country that hasn't been much enthusiasm this time around. somebody say they won't show matches and many supporters side they won't watch because of accusations of rights abuse and katina . katara officials deny these allegations. but at the german fan embassy and

central doha 23 year old bent kunkle tells us he came for the love of the game and to experience the woke up for himself. despite the criticism back home. in my opinion, you only get the full image if your on the location by yourself. and that's why i personally believe it's still good to, to have a look at it by yourself. and even if i don't agree with everything guitar does, i still like it here and i still like the tournament and i'm really interested in sports wise in the fan crowded streets of dough as difficult to find. those sporting german colors and josie's peter vba has traveled to town from western germany. he says wilder asam valid criticisms. he's been impressed by what he's seen so far. but i think if this is a global event, which is actually true. yeah, it's a couldn't be much global or event on this one here than it has to go to countries

all of the globe itself. and it has to go to countries where football it may not have that big of a tradition. so i think her katara may not be the 1st choice with regards to the climate with regards to switching to winter and many other reasons. but in my eyes that the country does its very best to stage. a perfect woke up. peter hasn't seen many of his fellow fans around, but he's hopeful his beloved team will win the ripening game against japan on wednesday, and says being on his own won't stop them from cheering. so storage long barge law doris law george lud. now, so not very melodic, not very kind of full of changes, but to good enough to get the team going. yeah. kevin calvert, al jazeera. ok. let's get some more fine action. we can go to victoria gaston bay who is at a sink. why keith? victoria, what's happening where ya? a very friendly,

i mean down here in earlier today there were thousands of moroccan bands down here. it was like a sea of red in the sea. they were saying that they were very confident and they were gonna do well in that match that today it's actually the playing. now let's take a look at these and we just got some spanish spam to come across in spanish, a great team. how do you do this evening? a? do you think? oh, this more, let me go to seattle for spain. a window, but you have to put your husband a. how do you think playing the wonderful we're going to win?

what is the reputation of the spanish team? tell me about them. what do you think about them? okay. and your generation is not the same thing that more than one day. well, i'd like to walk up to go yes, but he's in the whole new people. so, i mean, we have been expecting a lot on how we found to ha, ha, ha, here. it's completely new. i leave here. thank you. as i go, my neighbor team, i'm senior news. i like it. right. thanks very much. i can i just as quickly ecuador and spain this walcott, what are you going to do? so i will drag. i both. i thank you. thank you very much. joining us i was gonna say later on this evening. thank you for that. sorry. again, they ad of course we will have all the action from the crochet morocco

match in our well cup special, which is not too far off, if 13th, se jam t with he to stem it. and santa had their stay stay teen, for that class. the latest from germany against japan, and look ahead to the other t games off a day. now a protest at the world's largest apple, i fain factory in china has turned violent videos in social media shy fox colon employees marching in general. and being confronted by police, some have her pussy, been beaten, and detained because protesting against unpaid wages and the impact of china. chicks covet 19 policy. patrick fox has been following developments from hong kong, whereas workers had previously scaled wolves to flee the factory in droves. now things of to and violence at the blanton junk, jo with live stream video showing men wielding stick smashing security cameras. remember, a lot of them had complained about working conditions off the case of infection

broke out there. and they'd been new to come back in to work with the promise of incentives, including bonuses, report to say that they're now being told that the bonuses they were promised won't be paid until later. and so many of them are angry about that. there's one person in the video in particular saying that's a box kong doesn't treat as like a human beings, and many of them coming up against men and hazmat suits were said to be police holding battens. but all of this is really adding to the collective frustrations across the country over the implementation of coven cubs, and also increasing uncertainty about the long term effects. these controls all going to have on china's economy. conflicts in climate change have left millions of people, as he don in need of humanitarian assistance. in isolation says one in every 3 people is going hungry. but political turmoil is hindering

a delivery. heb. morgan has mo, from ports who don 8 arrived at to dance main ports along a threat, the coast nearly 50000 tons to help 1000000 people. the delivery whose arrival we're recognizing today is part of a broader flow of much needed food and commodities to sudan to help address food insecurity here. and we're not just shipping food aid. we're also shipping containers of non food items such as hermetic bags, tarpaulins, mobile storage, units, vehicles and spare parts. among other things, the un says the situation is dire. it estimates about a 3rd of the sudanese population of $44000000.00. does not have enough food. severe weather patents have destroyed harvest, sending market prices during, as the economy deteriorates. and now a political turmoil is slowing. the flow of food to those who needed the most. the

8th sector is suffering the knob on effect of last year's military take over. some agencies have been forced to scale back relief program as the result of funding cuts. and as for a long conflict in parts of the country, force is more families to flee their homes. the number of those in need has increased, but who many during group stay, there's no way to access them. fighting has cut off many in remote areas with no secure paths to get a to them. and since the takeover derailed to dance transition to democracy, some donors have reduced humanitarian assistance assistance that helped as heavy a jama. get her 4 year old twin daughters out of malnutrition when she started visiting vis center iraq. little at that one that i me, i had learned delsey. i come here every week to get nutritional food that they give to children. it has helped them a lot with the health has improved misery. massage organizations such as the world food program say more needs to be done.