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bonds over the past 2 days. these very s tribes continued to pound goes that were 21. people have been killed. the port suggests egypt is mediating the ceasefire. the terri jones to mrs. i'll just hear a lot from day. also coming up. the army is cold enough to fall and protest in pocket stock of a format, prime minister in wrong cons arrest. at least 8 people have been killed in the unrest. migrants crisis set to west as tens of thousands of people head north towards the us, mexico food. the, there's been a deadly escalation of bonds between is very forces on the posting and ons, group is not meant jihad. israel says more than $400.00 rockets have been fired

from gaza towards israel. some traveling as far as the tennessee of the biology. for those 2 days of is very strikes on guns that those attacks have killed at least 21 people in the besieged palestinian territory. israel says egypt is trying to mediate a ceasefire to bring an immediate end to the bottom. from gaza, you met outside begins our coverage is really flight or just stay call their targets. israel says or 40 is ludovic, do you have positions in the gaza strip? but palestinians say houses in residential areas. we're also head this attack was not against the assumption has offered since it was against the police to people. because the comprises of a high rise which are criminal just to each other. so there's hardly any space

between buildings. $6000.00 people live per square kilometers. so you can imagine the amount of destruction in buildings and in lives when, when israel decides to attack a so called target and retaliation policy and armed groups wired hundreds of rockets into southern israel. some travels as far as television. our groups here regardless say they have launched an operation called the revenge of the free people after eas, really forces killed 3 senior members of eclipse bridge gates. that's the military wing of islamic jihad on tuesday. the movement spokesman says is really prime and stood. benjamin netanyahu is under pressure due to the wide spread resistance to his proposed judicial of her whole. and the most your reaction is a destruction. the nation is related to the disagreements within

the government portion. we all have a big c. i'm just one of the shows on the o. this is related to what is going to job have done or not, but nothing. yeah. how hasn't ruled out expanding the operation? analysts warranty, such a move could escalate. the situation is where to continue is it sluggish, and if israel continues to bombard a palestinian civilian areas on more often to civilians are going to be killed. i think that will probably lead to other problems to me and factions to be involved. ballasting is a very through dad and degree at the funerals hester to anger and frustration. egypt, as calling for an immediate cease choir. the united states has called for calls and the arab league set to hold an emergency meeting. somebody given the seed l to zebra casa the 1st speak now to you some odd one who was in gaza city for us as far

as you can tell is some what's been happening on the ground there. and the last hour or so as to what we call a cautious silence for the last 2 hours, eh, a 20 minutes ago. that is what 80 a error strikes head to a positions in the city will come. eunice, one of them that happened a few minutes ago, a in the, at the eastern side of can you and it's been a halo and we have no confirmations with regards of what the have targeted on the other side is a, uh, a residential building. it has been to an apartment a at the how of a city which is a city that has been funded by a live custody of fluid stay compensating those who have lost the homes a by the previous most long term goals on this apartment is part of the building golf, at least 7 floors a. the administrative health has confirmed so far at one desk and a 5 other injuries. so after this school should sign is now it's

a broken with another round of buying us from that unit from, from these radio strikes. okay, so i'm add one for now. thank you. let's get more now from i'll just share a correspondence that my how many watch uh, who sent us this update from outside the hospital and does so what did you learn seamless? this was a big business that you found hospitals in kansas city. it is on high and that because of the me, the trash can make sure it has evacuated the images and sections to treat as font fountas to me. and how for ministry says that i'm of those killed has the reason 21 people including feed children and 6 women. 64 of those have been injured. they include $21.00 children, an age limit. they also ministry says there is a severe shortage of medical equipment and drugs. this affects the work of the medical teams and makes them unable to deal with a large number of cases that the ministry says it has to be in the quest they supplies. but these radio occupation has not been around them into the causes to

try the whole state of emergency. i have the hospital that has been going on since the beginning of the ministry of security. should the new cases all expect to be back any minute because of the continuous is where people found them and that kind of was hitting the day sar and sounded as far away as tel aviv sending people running for cover. many of the rockets were into set to go, fell short in garza, the one that found there a house in ash, cologne, causing some damage. residents that have been describing the impact. what kind of elizabeth, not much of the the education system is shut down so people don't go to work. those who do go have no one to work with today. it took me over 20 minutes to leave the house when it normally takes 8 minutes because i had to make day to is as the roads were blocked, fee of direct fire from guys move, it gets struck over. i mean, i have mixed feelings as a resident of escalade for many years. we have had to endure tense days. days when rockets explode over us. i have a feeling of both anxiety and satisfaction that something is being done to prevent

the firing of the rocket. somebody over the mocks has molnar from ashes on. israel is bored, that wisconsin a little bit close to the entire day. we've seen sporadic rocket fi coming from garza about 4 or 5 miles, 5 or 6 kilometers south of here again and again. and again, the different batteries belonging to is radius defense mechanism known as the on the scene to try to intercept in a minute case successful. the inset did some of those rockets, the incoming rocket fi has triggered sirens and alarms, across many of the communities here in southern is route and as far as finals as tentative. we've seen a couple of a long range. missiles that go much more, but ski behind us heading north towards tentative that may well have triggered those in the last couple of hours, a lot of dry and sounding overhead and some quite deep onto the re boons either from military base is. presence is nearby. here, close to the gaza strip, or indeed offshore from enabled vessels. we've heard from these riley military that

they have been targeting thousands of different locations inside garza, particularly where they've seen launches all those various missiles and some of the more does that have been coming over the course of the afternoon. but after special needs and the un security council, how does funds, ambassador judge the international community to help stop the aggression and follow commitments in un resolutions? we need protection from this savage attacks by the is that i the army on the settlers was out in nablus in jeanine, in jericho, in jerusalem and let my law in bethlehem. and it will lead and in every part of the occupied by a student that authority. and definitely we need them to stop the aggressions and the tax, i guess the people in the besieged gaza strip. as we have seen, a briefing the media earlier, the un secretary general's deputy spokesman stress how important it is that the

latest around the button and seizes mr. bennett signed his in touch with all of the parties that he wants to make sure. as does the secretary general, that there's no escalation of this conflict and that all parties go uh, go back to a resumption of the previous situation and avoid a, an exercise maximum restraint of kristen salumi has been following the security council meeting at the us behind closed doors the un security council held its 9th meeting of the year on the situation in the palestinian territories, outside the chambers here. the palestinian ambassador to the u. n. re on mon store asked the security council to help his people, noting that women and children were among the dead. as a result of those as rarely air strikes inside the chamber, the un special coordinator tour venice on brief the council. he condemned the death

of civilians and called for restraint on both sides. but he's also been warning the security council that tensions and frustrations are growing in the occupied territories because of a lack of a peace process. i managed to speak to the french ambassador on his way out of the meeting that we need to give again, uh, but it's a good perspective and it's got to arise. and otherwise we moved from one crises to the other. this is the best of buying loans. we've been the other one next month again and again. so what we have, we missing is a ton of sense of any of these process dukes. and in the absence of the resumption of this process, we will go from one crises to the other. the decks from one side to retaliations. this is just a dead end security council meeting ended with no action. kristin salumi alba, 0 the united nation focus stones. government has cold in the army to help and

bought in protests against the rest of former prime minister in wrong con, at least 8 people have now died in 2 days of unrest. a quotes in the capitalist order con, to remain in custody for 8 days, for questioning, assignment and job. it has more from the capitalism of that tangled against the rest of him, run upon his doing into violent confrontations. did security forces just like a son that he can softball. he says several people have been killed and hundreds wounded. hundreds of orders, vandalize buildings and doors vehicles and 7 cities. auto body red line. going notice that ascii across the red line, they shouldn't expect us to sit quietly after that. we're going to teach them a less than that. they will remember all that lives. find that we can proceed any government building at any time, and we are ready to do it was issued 100 or 300 or 1000 of us, no matter how many policy work is they shoot down,

we will continue to protest. more body does have interested in trying to distance themselves from the destruction. but i've awesome. protest is the legal thought you choose to write, keep it useful. do not a good it could be because is do not destroy public or private property. but the reason for this is all right, these were unprecedented scenes and we demonstrate just storming the army headquarters and come on new offices homes the military has one that no for the tax will be tolerated. it's going fund spot, the quote again desperate for power dressed in politically got the cricketer to him . politician is accused of corruption and misuse of power. the government is denied . the charges are politically motivated and is born supporters of ever on fund gone

glucagon, the government to be the role of the law means that you fight for your rights in front of the law and in court. damaging public infrastructure is an act of terrorism which and hostile to the homeland. i will needs terrorist and the enemies of the country to immediately stop there in mid to you against the country. otherwise, the evil people who under estimate the law will be brought to justice and punished based on the long as the violence and political tension escalate. people have been caught up in the chaos of them in front of them. well, well, this is a great usage. brussels, my people, those applaud businesses. i used to do, people come go to what, not everyone is which there are poor people who can't afford to seek to totally forget this kind of go with. i have a government denounced that all schools should remain open, but 99 percent of the students can't get to school. that really exams and children will suffer. there is no public transport. another intense thrown off. you got shells have been fired at this proud. walking the main highway drawer,

dissolve i d that the process is not in the distance is the police line where the shows are coming in from internet services are being suspended for an indefinite period on popular social media sites of also being lot of iran cause legal challenges continued to mount, there seems to be public congress, which is waiting over the summer and drive it down to 0. it's not about so it's a come on out just every meeting for the 1st time in over a decade. find out why to titian syrians born as are the most of the the and here's how it's looking across the america. as for the 11th of may, let's begin in south america. santiago your temperatures have been well above average for the sum of the year. you did close an automated temperature record,

but we're talking about a lot of what, whether it's what the top end of south america coming off the atlantic french guy in a certain i'm diana north or in areas of brazil stretching into the south west of venezuela, eastern columbia and same goes for the coast of ecuador anywhere, and this, so we could see some flooding. it's been all about the heat through central america spots in panama setting records, but we do have verse of rain here. so it's going to break the heat on stairs, states, but where the sun's out high temperatures and punch that kinda dominican republic. 35 degrees, still persistent, rain for the coast of texas. but that's now pushing into louisiana, arkansas and also missouri on thursday, where the sun is out across the great lakes, while those temperatures are coming up. 24 in toronto into the west. we go. high pressure is deflecting rain up and around the canadian province of british columbia, some showers ago for alberta prophets, where we've got more than 100 wild fires. burning temperatures are coming up a bits in vegas at 31 degrees. but for this central high plains,

we've got active weather here, severe thunderstorms hailstones as well. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the,

[000:00:00;00] the, the without just a reminder about top stories now palestinian arms group assignment to you had as 5 hundreds of little kids towards israel. the tax come off to 2 days of is really strikes on the goal is a strict targeting killing at least $21.00 people including children pocket stones government says cold in the on the to help and find in protests against the rest of the former prime minister in wrong con, earlier con was formerly charged with the legally southern states get during his time in office the foreign ministers of tech here and syria have met for the 1st time and more than a decade. the meeting in moscow is positive efforts to normalize relations between

anchor and damascus. i have some ripples of the quick country and cold, small the foreign ministers of celia and took a met in most school along with their counterparts from bush and iran. and the 1st official encounter since war broke out in syria and 2011. russia is leading jeff, what's the bridge to divide between the 2 countries and said gate off at all says the flight to, for refugees is of the utmost importance. most of the see if this was the issue for all of us here facilitating the safe and voluntary return of refugees and internally displaced persons to their place is a permanent residence, syria and ensuring their right to be supported with is a key principle, cross size proposing get roadmap for the resumption of diplomatic ties between on cut on damascus. after the meeting, turkish 40 minutes stuff, luchella's oval treated. we emphasized cooperation in the fight against terrorism and,

and providing the infrastructure for syrians to return. we also discussed advancing the political process and the need to protect syria's territorial integrity. sylvia once took you to withdrawal from instead of jury. the meeting is the 2nd then. yeah . at the ministerial level. in 2022. the defense ministers met a most cool one instead of just chief, has been discussing security arrangements over the course of 3. yes. some other suggest the ask weeks in february, that kills more than 50000 people in syria onto kia. how about for the rated regional globalization s i session just or the u. s. is bracing for a search of migrants on its border with mexico off the restrictions brought to him during the koby and demi come to an end. the so called title 42 was implemented in 2020 to stop the spread of the virus and allows border agents to wrapping the expelled migrants to mexico. tens of thousands of law enforcement personnel have

been deployed to the board. and it fears of a major influx, a new rule to encourage individuals to use available, lawful, safe, and orderly pathways to enter the united states. the rule presumes that those who do not use lawful pathways to enter the united states are eligible for asylum. it allows the united states, it allows us to remove individuals who do not establish a reasonable fear of persecution in the country of removal. but it's cost announced its own hands and he's now passed. so in texas on the border with mexico. so john, what's happening on that side of the border at the moment? while i'm standing on the us side, you can see the seemingly endless wall that everyone talks about on the other side . but still in u. s. territory or 4000 us troops, 1500 regular troops,

2500 national guard troops, and they are there in addition to the usual border patrol agents. and what they are doing is ensuring that things remain in order. when everything changes with the end of title 42 at the end of the day on thursday, and when that happens, all of the rules change a. hi, alejandro me work is the head of homeland security. i have news conferencing, which he explained some of them, and he said that uh, 1st off, you will have to have applied for asylum in another country before doing so. in the us. another rule that changes it gets kind of harsh, is that under the old rules, if you went to the us and were sent back, you could keep trying to come back now. you will be banned for 5 years and there could be criminal charges facing you. so those people who think this is going to be easy, may or could says that is not going to be the case at all. and for those who are

lucky enough to make it on this side of the border, there are years of court proceedings in which they will have to try to explain why they deserve asylum. and many of those will go through that years long process, make it to the end. some will get through and become us citizens. others will simply disappear, not make their court appearances and join the 11000000 undocumented workers already in this country. and that is why many analysts over the us really needs is comprehensive immigration reform, something congress hasn't really even trying to do for decades. john, thanks for the actual that's the scene there. so that's head south wedge on home and joins us now from fear that what is in mexico, on the border with united states. sir john, what's the situation where you are just on the other side of the border actually from the other, joe and john hen during the quad is now passed. so it just separated that by the

defense that you almost just told me you have a side of it. now you can probably see the pop, what the high me, that's new, the us is pull this up, put the up and it says sign that they do it expect an increase in the number of people once title 42 is revoked, around midnight on thursday, going into friday, that's the portable as well between the 2 of them you can see and that no man's land really spoke quite a few people and they've been come that day and night they've been cheering to try and get into the united states. we've been chatting to a few of them, they sent some stuff that's different actually to what we expected. we expected, i think by everyone else, everyone's be waiting for the title for the 2 twin before they tried to get across and ask for a side of the as you said, title 42 has been almost a blanket bed on this side. them seek is in the us on the ground so they could bring in cobra with them. so the thought has been as soon as that goes up, people will there be an increase in people looking on the door. busy hoping over

the fence maybe and asking for a side of the rooms, but john talks about the that the us has put in place does seem to have made people change their minds. it seems to percolate to down here a lot of the migrant. so we've been talking to people from countries like ben is whaler on due to us present even a had been saying no, now i want to try and get across now. well, try to 42 is still a place and before those harsh bruce a put in place off with just one that john was speaking about actually, which was the people who now i'm us, he's trying to put this in place to have to was for us so i live in countries up the route before getting into the united states. why is it being eligible? some of those countries are places like mexico here and what is the time of the post, which is another part of the migrant group. these are places that are really struggling with gangs of organized crime, that even control part the migration at business and the migration routes and have a forced people to pay money to them to take them and also have consequences to

people that don't a, by these rules so the us offering the public countries, it's something that they did on the trump, and it's something that i think will face a lot of challenges from civilizations and maybe even legally it's john holman, thank you for that. we'll staying with this a bit says, or way to raise a, but it was in the haitian capital full to print, so to raise or explain if you will, the significance of way you uh, when it comes to this migration issue. well hey, if he is in term of it's in the middle of an enormous social and political crisis in this country armed guns, no control over 80 percent on this countries tap, protest, kennings and kidnappings have become the norm. and that's why thousands of people are trying to leave this country. thousands of people have been displaced, half of the population in this country is going hungry because food distribution

has become a problem, not only for the government, but also for the aid organizations working here. the situation in haiti has the 2 a rated since the killing of former president of presidential in anymore. he's a back in 2021. the government has right now on entering precedents and no elected officials left them. that's something that you can see on the sweeps, the police is out numbered by the gang. then earlier today, we're going around neighborhoods where people are setting up in a way battery case to protect against, from entering their territory. in the past few weeks, we have seen lots of lynchings from the population killing. a guy got large, big gang members. in fact, a few days ago, 13 elect scan get members were set on fire on the street. so the situation is, is desperate for many people in this country. earlier today, we were at the government office where hundreds and hundreds of people were waiting there to try to get a pass for to leave the country. and when you talk to them,

many of them do not want to leave, but they do not believe that things are going to get better fast enough. the press or the prime minister of this country has requested international assistance to help the government fights against. again, the united nations high commissioner for human rights has said, but hate, he needs help right now. he has suggested that a special force could be deployed in this country in order to bring some type of stability. but so far, in spite of the help that has been requested of the situation on the ground, the haitian government has, in fact receive no help to try to stab a life the situation here right now. okay, with the, with the x rays of o in the for the prince in height t 4 was thank you. in the us republican, congressman george santos has pleaded not guilty to 13 criminal charges in new york . the federal charges include fraud, money laundering, infect of public funds,

prosecute to say he used his campaign funds for personal expenses, including luxury designer clothing scientists is also accused of portland to the applying for coping related unemployment benefits. but shortly after his election to congress, it was revealed that the 54 year old had night about aspects of his postal and professional history. but he's defined the quotes to step down. fighting is continuing in saddam's capital accounting between the army and the rapids support forces talks to secure a cease fire ongoing install. your radio. you and health agency says at least 600 people have been killed and more than 700000 people internally displaced myself. i thought was a good one, had tragic. tragic is the word i can use to describe the situation and see don. if i can find a word more expressive than tragic, i would use it because for real, that's

a complete standstill. we can't even feel the days as the post by. nobody is feeling safe, constant air strikes you here day and night. even though it's less i was on a used to be now you only hear it in the morning. the lead, like couple over i from fighters and bullets you hear viewing the day, but not as much. but still using constant weight that you be laying in bed and a bomb would fall into you on break your building or on your house. so every time you hit a airplane, every time you hit a mom, you'd be on edge at least 16 people have been killed in the eastern democratic republic of congo of the heavy rain sugarland slide. it happened in the village of new and got to the north cheese, the provinces, roberto tempered treat. the landside comes days after devastating floods hit the