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the side in to southern israel from guys after a night of his really strikes at least 31 promise to use a thing killed in the latest destination. the are you watching how to 0 live from bill? how with me for the back to the also a head. the candidates make the final rounds a a closely fonts res, seem to, is election by defense from a prime minister, a wrong kind is backing. 14 is drama. by the day after the supreme tension, the legal and sedans warring side sign an agreement inside the review to allow humanitarian assistance. but there is no word of a ceasefire. yet the

21 case of being fired in southern israel in the past few minutes and warning sirens have been sounding across the region on thursday, one person was killed in fail vault. and these really city coasts, a ton of eve, is around, is also carried out as strikes in the south of the gaza strip. in the last few hours, at least $31.00 policy needs have been killed since the attacks began on tuesday. it's go live to vin in mox was in asheville on, in southern israel, near the border with gaza. tell us about what's been happening in the last few minutes. rocket spied into israel finish of the. yeah, that's right. what are we going to see here? some of them a slightly further down the road ahead towards garza, some of them being targeting of the community down the cold. that's called maybe 2 or 3 comments as from opposition. another couple of comments has further to gauze or itself. we've heard therapy and sirens, funding, and some of the various towns and small communities close to where we are now. possibly around 2000 real fits in total coming from gauze articles. overnight the weather strikes in,

the southern goes up by the is ready ministry. they said they were targeting concealed rocket launches, military posts involved in these efforts by is what makes it hard to know which ones be more than 800 rockets over the course of this week. and water is really authority saying to residents, they have been in as well. they've been arguing that people should either evacuate . and in fact, these randy ministries confirm to us this morning that they are in it. continuing with those efforts to move people away from some of these communities, for the south of us, hit the north to get them into areas that are less likely to come onto this heavy rocket fire. we know that schools in a number of the towns and cities nearby have been closed for today. and essentially emergency measures are in place until late today. right now many minutes and yahoo is making a security assessment. i can hear a jet of a head at the moment, an indication that the strikes will be striking gauze right now, right above my head and fights, but nothing, you know, who, himself, he's being involved in security assessments with his top minute 3 and intelligence

officials over the course of the last uh so that may again, have a bearing on how these ready minute 3 operates over the, the coming hours. okay, thank you for the update. the vin in marks live for nashik along and will come back to you for the latest on that meeting. the prime minister is having this cross over to mama john june ha, who is in uh, occupied is through. so the mom is joining us live from damascus. gates i, you've been speaking to pat, assume you into that for friday. phrase mohammed tell us about what they've been telling you about what's happening in cost for, for the 1st and foremost, what we're hearing from all those we spoke with is how sad they are about the reality on the ground for palestinians in god's everybody we've spoken with us for today that said the tragedy and all of this is the fact that civilians continue to be killed in these attacks. especially the fact that children continue to die and be killed in these attacks as well. so they're very sad about that and they say

that's one reason why this all must come to an end. so why there needs to eventually be a political solution for what's going on and gaza. they say that militarily, nothing can be achieved, ultimately for residential jobs. that beyond that, what's interesting is to be getting a little bit of a political analysis from of the palestinian worshippers were arriving here to attend friday for because many of them have talked about what's going on when it comes to the factions as far as from their point of view inside of gaza to me and that we spoke, we'd have had essentially the same opinion when it came to the role potentially of how much and all this. both of them said they do not believe that how much is involved in, in retaliation for the is really air strikes. so one of them said they believe that that's because how much doesn't want to, doesn't want their rival islamic jihad to get any kind of leverage and to gain any kind of advantage from all of this. another gentleman we spoke with said that he, how much has its own reasons and he thinks that they eventually will enter the free,

but today have not as of yet so mixed reactions. but agreement specifically on the facts of the people who are suffering the most are the civilians inside of gosh, and uh, any of the people you spoke to optimistic moment about the prospects of a potential si size fully everybody we've spoken with today said they do not believe that a ceasefire will come into place any time soon. most of the folks we spoke, we said they believe it will be at least a few more days of of, of upstairs strikes inside garza and retaliatory rock. it strikes from gaza toward israel. they say certainly that's concerning, but they also said that they do believe that everybody who is involved in this conflict really does not want it to escalate much more. that right now, it will continue to play out since the courting that people were speaking with. that's what they believe, but they do think a ceasefire will come into effect at some point. they just don't think it's going to happen any time in the next couple of days. okay, thank you for that update mohammed jump july for us at damascus. 18 occupied east jerusalem to pakistan now where former prime minister in mankind is appearing in

court in the capital is on the bod. he faces multiple charges including corruption . the supreme court on thursday ruled his arrests early in the week, was unlawful. him on times, detention spots, days of protests by his supporters had of his appearance in court. police impulse is imagine c, orders binding public gatherings the the candidates are making their final pictures to voters in the most closely faulty election intake is recent history. opposition content to come off conditioner will receive the potential boost against president for job type or the one after another candidate dropped out of the race. polls open on sunday with sol, saddam has more from the capital one correct us off the the withdrawal with off moderate. i mean jeff, from the race. now there are 3 candidates was competing about of now here we know

that the re a race is going to be between present ad one. i'm the leader and the possession candidates for the opposition alliance in the conference. so present ad one is focusing on stability and contributions is on the 2 keywords for ad one's election campaign. and he's also focusing on the ad vestments that turkey has gone through with the last 2 decades. he is, i'm sizing the program that turkey has, has the mega projects that they have realized on his promise in more fee is also promising a more powerful turkey. he said that he and his government has made the turkey not only a regional regional power, but also at global access, or as well as when it comes to the opposition, the keywords for them or change. and i'm to say that now this is time for the morning, the lucy of democracy. they're promising to develop democracy. and also they have very much focusing on the economy as well because the economy is now suffering and

tribal cutting prizes and inflation that is over 80 percent. so they're promising to recover the economy and also internationally. they are promising to have better relations on normalization with the west of nature or europe. and the us is probably key or the photos of the of slowing of the race is going to be neck. and so don's warring sides of signed an agreement to protect civilians in the movement of humanitarian. a date follows several days of talks and saudi arabia, between the army and power military rapids support forces. many civilians have been chopped by nearly a month of fighting. that's bringing our correspondent t, but morgan, who joins us live from under mine in so don, so he, but 1st of all, what does disagreement mean? what impact is it going to have on the ground? well, the agreement is just a confirmation from the 2 sides that they will abide by the international law when it comes to complex,

which is allowing for safe passage for civilians for contacting the conflict to be able to leave the areas where there's active fighting to a safe workplace, as well as allowing uh, 8 organizations. and they are going to be some concern to check on the welfare of prisoners of wars, or those who've been arrested by either were in parties. it also allows for the withdrawal from by some facilities, facilities like water plants, power plants, and the refinery, which supplies majority of the country. now that's the agreement that was signed, but it's not what people have hoped for. what they wanted was, even if temporary, a, to a ceasefire, a tooth that with and the fight. and even if for a little bit, for the billions to be able to leave their homes and be able to access facilities like bank people to go to the market to buy what they need to start with, they need. and for those who can, because a lot of them cannot for those who can to be able to leave the capital. right? so many people here say that this falls short of what they want. and that this agreement, even though it's the basic, when it comes to what they need,

they say they do not believe what actually hold it. and disagreement hasn't been, hasn't mentioned and to the fighting. what's the latest on that front? what we've been hearing as strikes launched by the beginnings army in the northern parts of the campus. i'm kind of to him in the city of buffy. and we've been hearing surface to air missiles being fired back by the rapids. support forces also in the city of by the end in the city of homes of mine that we can see plumes of smoke authorizing in parts of the capital cartoon. so fighting is still very much ongoing, but today on friday it's not fully restricted to the capital one. so there's also fighting in janina in west star for residents who was supposed to see that they can hear heavy artillery and that they can hear lots of things as well. and that's malicious, attacked the city, and the early hours of the morning, forcing them to stay in their homes and for the, for the new army to respond. this is not the 1st time business for this fight thing in the city of janina in west r for there's been several making. many of the residents either stays home traps

unable to access basic mississippi's or health facilities, or forcing tens of thousands to cross the border into neighboring tests in search of safety. so finding the spice and agreement signed to respect civilians were caught up in the crossfire because the words these far is not mentioned, pricing is continuing in the capital up to and in other cities as well. he best thank you for the updates he been morgan live, the in under mine, sit on volunteers in the east of democratic republic of congo, trying to clear debris after last week's devastating floods. and lance lies more than 400 people living, confirm dead and thousands of still missing. those will survive, say they want to start rebuilding as soon as possible. catherine sawyer report. some of the village of nimble could be in south keeping prominence. an aerial view of the collective region in eastern democratic republic of congo shows the extent of the destruction caused by last week's landslide. home schools and markets

was swept away. hundreds of people were killed. thousands are missing. a major road connecting south and north cube provinces was cut off. a volunteers like a manual land are trying to clear the debris as they look for more bodies. they're working on a bridge at the center of the village by it's no easy task mine up. this is where most of the water came flooding through when the river bust its banks. i live near here where it's shocking to see the devastation. yep. what's your name? people are trying to see what they can from structures that are badly holding. floodwaters can gushing down the hills, bring waves and rocks trees in march, most of ivers being treated for broken bones and bruises. some already foot to better equipped hospitals in the province. some of the injured people are in this health facility. there is coverage as well,

but the doctor said they are running short of medical supplies as these health center survived the lawn slide. prudent re guy and other health way cuz i've been working round the clock for days. see that by then you could look when i'm on my down, we have no medicine. the patients don't have enough food. the government is helping with that, and people are traumatized. they need counseling that are not enough doctors and nurses you have 2 people have told us they will rebuild the homes. but they know it's going to be a long, hard johnny. catherine, sorry. you know, my could be self keeble, democratic republic of congo. a still head on algae 0 migraines rushed across the mexican border to enter. the us has been damaged for later and restrictions on estates. i'm james space and the newest. so that's kind of

saw in the country that's already suffering the world's worst humanitarian crisis. but now a new danger and infestation of lucas, which the un say could wipe out a culture of the country's crumbs the the good to heavy along. here's your world's weather report, beginning in australia, not a whole lot going on, but we will talk about this weather maker moving into w a. so the winds will with up spend some showers in the forecast here. still that onshore breeze across the coast of queensland. so at any time that could generate a few showers, it's a quite picture though in new zealand. know whether it's to speak of a weak band of showers pulling in to the westland here. but nothing major. where there is some major rain fall is on borneo island. so for the malays side, around coaching,

and also for central callum and time on the indonesia side of the island. still seeing a lot of scattered sundry downpours across indo china. it's all tied into these tropical psych loan in the bay of bengal. and it's going to be a washout of a weekend for southern china, particularly hong kong. start to see the weather's side in on saturday. but by sunday we're in the thick of a dark. the color, the more intense the rain is, could see about a 100 millimeters of rain over a short period of time. at the same time, the heat is building across the gain, see, and the yellow river valley will also see this heat shuffle into these things. so let's take a look at the next 3 days. wow. 36 degree. he's on monday. that is almost 10 above where you should be for this time of the year. stay cool, that's it for now, stated the, the,

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warning sirens have been sounding across southern israel is 20 ball kits are fired from the gaza strip in the past 2 minutes. israel has also carried out for the s likes in the south of the gaza strip payment in the last few hours. at least 31 palace teams have been killed in the past few days. in pakistan from a prime minister in mankind is appearing quotes and is on a body. he faces multiple charges including corruption on thursday, the supreme court ruled. he's a rest 30 this week, this on law and final riley's of taking facing cherokee a before sundays presidential in parliamentary elections. opposition, contended kamala canister, received a potential boost against incumbent chip type or the one after another candidate. trump topped the migraines have been racing to enter the united states from its southern border. aspen demik related restrictions expired. the u. s. has boosted true numbers along the frontier in anticipation of the search. the legislation known as title 42 has been used to expelled 2700000, my friends, some of the us since it was introduced more than 3 years ago. but as john henry

reports may have paso, texas, it's been replaced by strict. you rules this willing crowd surging the u. s. southern border mark the end of pandemic era immigration rules between mexico and the texas border wall. now, 4000 us troops joined thousands of border control agents and the vanguard of an effort to push back the swelling human tide. our borders are not open. people who cross our border unlawfully and without a legal basis to remain, will be pro promptly processed and removed. el paso sacred heart church has long been home to about 200 migrants, many spilling out into the streets, surviving on donated, to and bathing outdoors. lately, the number seeking refuge has spiked. there were up to 1200 people around this area on the sidewalks with some of the side streets. earlier this week you as

immigration agents move them for process and get ahead of the expected search to come. these are the lucky ones, the migrants who arrived and avoided the port station from the us before the end of title 42, defend demik. you're a rule that allow the us to turn away 2700000 migrants over the past 3 years. darwin, tracked from ecuador on foot and enter the us through a hole in the border wall in search of a new life. florida. i don't have anything. i want a better future so i can work so i can help my families. now migrant to cross won't be immediately expelled from the us. but the new rules are strict to anyone seeking asylum in the u. s. must 1st show they've started elsewhere in been rejected. a bar few can meet those deported can be excluded from the u. s. for 5 years, but the lucky ones who make it to this side of that will then begin

a 2nd journey through the asylum court process. and that can take years, suwanee received the papers that let her pursue asylum this week. she fled honduras with a daughter that she says was persecuted for being a lesbian look, but i yeah, i want a better future for her. and i want to help my father, he's old enough to say that alejandro is one of the 30000 migrants each month from venezuela, nicaragua, cuba and haiti, who were allowed to enter the us through a new humanitarian parole program. or what i want to do is work just as the surge of migraines rises on the us border. many will likely take their chances with illegal crossings. joining the millions who already live in twilight status, john 100 elders era el paso, while many migrant seeking safety an opportunity in the us from haiti, gang violent fair has led to a did terry raging security situation and the collapse in the functioning of the

state. the reasonable way for sample to print these people's let their homes few months ago to save their lives again to cope with a neighborhood. some of their homes were set on fire. those who resisted work hills . she left lou says they have nothing left. i need food desperately. you have to get both if nobody is coming here to help us or bring us anything. all of these people sleep here. when it rains were flooded. any possibility we have to leave the country, we leave. we're living like animals. this is the reality for people and hate to right now. violence against control more than 80 percent of the capital portal prints. these people have nowhere to go. there were forced out of their neighborhoods because of a fighting going on between rival gangs. many have lost a relative. they say they're desperate, unafraid, mucky lease, 12 years old. he's just one of the dozens of children living here. we cannot find

enough food. my house has burnt, and so is my wheelchair. my knees hurts when i move. fighting and kidnappings are coming across the country. the police are numbered and old gunned. prime minister ideally has requested international assistance to help the government fight against the situations of dire but the organization of american states says, the blowing and international force is not easy, but it's difficult as well to do those kind of things without a cure monday. you know, punch is a very wary of sending, you know, to send the security forces abroad without a cure, international monday that will give them some kind of legal protection. so those are the things that are in the discussion right now on the table. the willingness, the now with me to find the house at a government office in the center of the city, hundreds are lining up to get a passport to leave the country. but finding

a place to go is becoming increasingly difficult. every month. yeah, admitted i would hate him, but what he's up and nothing better about special causes where the for the special forces, not the issue. and people right now need to leave and face that everyone here want to leave in the country. millions of haitians are in desperate need of help. chaos has once again taken over their lives and it seems unlikely the situation will get better anytime soon. very so as a feedback for the prince, the us says it has serious concerns about the docking of a sanctioned russian cargo vessel at a south african force. last year it says the russian ship, the lady, are picked up weapons during its stop, but a cape town, naval base in december. the comments have angered south africa, which is there is no evidence to support the claim,

but it's from this turn investigation. south africa has refused to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine saying it wants to remain neutral in the conflict. which account is from the university of cape tom. he says, present, run a post that has given parliament a very modeled explanations. what presidency has equivocated some was on the one hand present route because the top part of this often the that he would need to look into it. i think that was an all satisfactory officer in the circumstances when a major problem like united states and the contracts to see your credit and will make such a problem. and with such false witnesses do your best to be nice day, softer to this austin there. and i think it would closet and clear response. however, on the one hand, the united states have refused to hand over the evidence as it was to the south african government, they say, according to the presidency of south africa, that they will only do so to incredible authority. so that raises the question of whether the united states now distrustfully sought after government to such an

extent, that as i'm willing to give such evidence over to them, the presidency tells me that the presence of select us around the post best i have no choice faced by, on the one hand, this development from the americans, on the other hand, is on government saying that they have no knowledge of this. the defense ministry is told presidency. they have not sold, given us to the russians. and therefore, the pressed on this had to react by appointing a full judge to look into the matter. to have gotten this done now, way swarms of low cuz saw us threatening we top as says millions in the country already are the highest risk of farming farm is desperately trying to kill the past before the holiday season. obviously is james space has this report from bond land permits. this is of kind of stones latest enemy, locusts,

millions and millions of locusts. the country already has the worst humanitarian situation in the world with 97 percent of the population living in poverty. but a massive locust infestation is like to make things even worse. this was a weak field until a swarm of locusts haiti's. after the collapse of the, of the games, you know, nobody paid attention to lucas, you know, in the lucas, it's likely to be 1st. and this is really then just because they can effect even more than a 100, the spaces or crops you know, in, in, in that got the if, whenever there is nothing you know, a david 88 of a thing for you and is preparing for the was that prediction suggest up to $1200000.00 metric tons of wheat, and now the crops could be destroyed as about a quarter of afghanistan's annual production. if you're looking at money $3.00 times at today's rates, that could be up to $480000000.00 for a country that doesn't have enough money or food. these insects could be

devastating. as the methods used to remove the locus may seem primitive, but it works that swept off in a john top pull in the previous government had sprained capability. for reasons that aren't clear, this is not being used by the tell about. the locus here are destroyed by pouring them into pits dug in the ground, and then covering them with soil local farm. is it being paid by the un agency to carry out the work? it's some money for families whose crops and livelihoods have already been badly. h i spoke to have people from a local elder. we're the default. we are very annoyed by these lucas, the ito addressing damages, our income in life, the eat or crops. the weight that we grew here is damaged by the locust. since the taliban took control of the country nearly 2 years ago, lucas monitoring has lapsed. and even if these efforts mean the u ends west fee is

on met this year, things could still get worse. the lucas, the currently may thing. some are already laying the eggs the next, but safe left on treated. the numbers next year could increase 100 fold. james, base l g 0. baghlan provence. know the nice kind of stop. china is mocking. 15 years since the wench one earthquake that kills more than 80000 people in southwest tennessee swan promise, it was a country's worst quaking more than 3 decades. many of those who died with children buried under the rubble of their scopes audra 0, spoke with the father of one of those young big tents. his, his story, in his own words. what's the last name? my name is charlene juan, on. i'm a survivor of the 2008 when trunk of quick of the mean volume with all to that. my oldest son died in the earthquake and the pain you my heart was on the imaginable that's so false. he tried to save his teacher,

but when the classroom collapsed, he was buried under the rubble. we found him off by saw his shoes in the playground shift. my emotions were frozen. i couldn't think about anything else. my mind was blank. docking my family, my wife, my existence became meaningless. fortunately, many friends supported me and slowly recover kinda wanting a clue when i saw my son's former classmates going to school, i decided to have another child on campus you few and thanks to god, i now have 2 children. these engineer guy, they all year before the earthquake, i left the station often earthquake a stop station. now at the vote, all my time to my family,