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in this programs and open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today. not many people have seen this is elizabeth select on now to sierra the defiance and jeanine palestinians come out home, us to all of those killed in israel, just so the other ones are enjoying this is obviously are life and don't lose that coming up. just 2 days, but the trend of destruction is clear. residents have jeanine pick up the pieces of the shunted lot. know where to go. desperate seems play off along. tennessee is quoted with libya. hundreds of microsoft stuck without food. tribes is lights and social media, john and that's a unveiled it's rival up to take on switch the
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pop, the 2 days of israel's air and ground assault on the janine refugee camp. palestinians have now buried that 12 were killed drunk as well as the guest ministry operation in the off by the west bank. in 20 years. one is ready, soldier was also killed. more than a 100 people injured during the raids and thousands were forced to feed their homes . i'll just bear with me the abraham reports from janine in the occupied westbank. this should be the tiers coming events, son. sammy was a fighter. she knew he could die any time. she promised him she won't cry. i promise she has to break. what was i going to do? break his legs to stay home. what future awaits the many of these things were killed by his reading and forcing. now, he followed their footsteps,
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the just before these really assault on jeanine and the occupied westbank, she message to me so he can come home. his answers would frustrates her, but now she says she has never forget them. i'm sure you, you know, you go to mazda, i just left to the camp. i was seeking a coffee shop and come back home. this picture was widely circulated amongst the palestinians in the past few weeks. some he's told his mom, it wasn't him. now the family believes it was, his cousin, runa keeps his picture on her pendant. we are proud of him. some wrote poetry about the picture for him. so i see. this is not the last that we're living. once you travel, then you see how people live, how they think. but here we feel like we live in a cage and i send you his one of 12 palestinians killed by his really forces during the to day me the 3 operations the longest in 20 years, ready for the field. more than $100.00 palestinians from jeanine since last year.
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and that was the bodies keep piling up. the center 3 inside the cab is full. to bury the victim of israel's most recent, the whole side by side and one by one. they lead 11 palestinians to rest. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said this won't be the last operation in this refugee camp, which means it won't be long before more palestinians are buried in this new graveyard. need that? but he does ita. do you mean the occupied with thing? well, you and experts say the destruction of civilian infrastructure is illegal. i'm the international, no 80 percent of all the homes and the come about have been destroyed, damaged or bent. that's according to janine's deputy governor water and electricity networks have also been completely destroyed, leading thousands of people without power and drinking water is randy faust is
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billed as most roads in the come, which had made it difficult for emergency services to gain access along official has more now on how is ready for us has left a trail of destruction in the come the damage is overwhelming for the people, the timing are just a managing after 48 hours under as really a sold a chance to assess what has been lost. what can be rebuilt, which obviously they don't know what they're doing, what did they achieve? they just displayed the infrastructure in the camp. so what chevy fall of south showed is where these really sits set up a sniper position of this whole the spent bills littering the floor, the buckling. that's all you know. so if they type my hands and brought me to the window, i don't know what they want it, but he pointed his gun from behind me. begin the entry by pushing through the wall from the house next door. all they had was a might to crush his neighbor. the heat of cutting the lost her husband on sunday,
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just hours before the soap again. she hasn't had the time for the chance to betty, him a capital stuff up in the we were all sitting here. the shelling and shooting was raging, there were 7 or 8 of us, the soldiers blasted through from a neighbor's house and they took us one by one to the room, next door, a grandson. his mom is just one months old. he'll be told of what happened to you as he gets older, but for now his mother, i mean once him as close as much as possible for some, just getting back into their home was a challenge and i'm certainly hung door. we don't care about homes. the most important thing is the safety of the people and she said them to reconstruction has stopped to try to reconnect the electricity supply here to this part of the com. it's a small set at the moment. a small step is at least a step forward island for sure. i'll just see that jeanine refugee camp in the occupied west bank. well, the 2nd a general of united nations says any military operation must show full respect to
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international humanitarian. no. antonio good had it says, it seems that was not the case in israel is offensive in janine governors. on the reports from the us littlest palestine representative to the united nations says he met with secretary general antonio gutierrez to discuss geneva, and once account ability for israel's actions. we do not need more to the bates. what we need. actually. we want the security concept to act in a different way. we want the secretary general to act in a different way. and hopefully we would see some results. but is real, says it's the palestinians who are to blame it most clicked on catches, as we saw just 2 days ago in june. they utilized hospitals as real quick launch pads, the schools, and even under schools, as cover for tara tunnels on wednesday and un spokesperson signal. these really raid was likely a violation of international law. the secretary general on monday issue a statement saying that any military or operations must show full respect for
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international humanitarian law. that does not seem to have been the case. there is some talk that the un was surprised at the brutality of the raid by the israelis. is that a correct way to, to summarize the, the secretary general's reaction to it? i wouldn't use the word surprise. we've seen unfortunately too many examples of this violence in, in past years. but certainly the, the, it is alarming the, the scale of violence in terms of the effect on civilians. on friday the security council is expected to meet behind closed doors to discuss the situation in janine, the palestinian representative said he is urging the security council to make a strong statement to do something to show the palestinian people that the international community will not abandon them gabriel is on though i would use
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either at the united nations. thousands of people have rallied in support of tennessee police. come on that. who says he's been, it's almost a step down. the um, yes, it says the government's been pressuring him to use excessive force against a protest this thousands blocked highway. soon after the announcement had been months of demonstrations against prime minister benjamin netanyahu funds over the whole, the traditional, the russian missiles that struck the west in ukrainian city of defense. the regional governor says an apartment block was 8. instead of blaze. 3 people were killed and 8 others injured. that even the fall waste had been rented to be peaceful during the war. she was fine, it hasn't goals to fuel depot any, don't yet, screech and russian officials say the find the town of my keith was caused by
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ukrainian shinning. some residents were supposedly left without power ukraine on the washer and had to choose each other planning to launch an attack on the separation nuclear power plant must go to control of the facility last year. experts on the u. n. nuclear watchdog site then monitoring the situation. ro mcbride has more from the training and capitals, a phase of a nuclear disaster with this app or res. your plant have regularly surfaced as fighting sled in and around it. since the start at the will keep says, russian forces could now be planning a so called falls flag operation, setting off explosives on the roof of the plant to make it look like you're crazy and forces are attack and gets shut this dyson or somebody's came out of new starts, we have information from our intelligence that on the roof of several power units of this of rude show, nuclear power plant. the russian military installed objects similar to explosives, perhaps the simulate the hit on the plan. maybe they have some other scenarios that
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are in the right spot. moscow has accused the premiums of planning to attack the plant with long range precision weapons extend of contested, showing appears on the situation that the plant is quite tense because the threat of sabotaged by the key regime is high and the consequences would be catastrophic. the key regime has repeatedly demonstrated its willingness to stoop to anything on both sides of drawing comparisons with the recent destruction of the cut costs could them, which caused extensive flooding, which they blame each other for moscow says the destruction of the dam shows what cube is capable of you, pregnant president flooded me, is a landscape, says the failure of the international community to punish russia for destroying them. as imposing that now to attack the nuclear plants, ukraine's ministry of health as well. and people living near the plant to prepare to evacuate the area in case of a major radiation leak. i had
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a small bag with clothes in case i have to throw away the ones i'm wearing and some medication and documents with me as well as water and the face mask. that's it for the wine was the life, all of the news and of course i hope that everything will turn out fine. nuclear energy is not a joke at all. we've already had this once before, and it's something that's frightful in principle. since the start of this will, people in this upper region region have lived with the added fear of a nuclear catastrophe. but the precise nature of these latest warnings seem to raise the threats of a potential incidents mcbride. i'll just say era. keith official was an 8 agencies in savannah criticizing the delays and the distribution of humanitarian assistance that blaming it on poor coordination. body authority is fighting between the army and the permanent 2 rapid support forces has just based more than a 1000000 people since mid april. i'll just here as mom at von reports now from
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ports of them. this is where most for an 8 our lives and so then ships unloaded here, and plains audio ports up to 3000 tons of food, tents, blankets and medical supplies have been donated. but getting the 8 to the victims quickly and the family is still an issue. the governor of costume is here to ask the company to managing the 8 to do more to help his city. i might, i left the toes. yeah, i realize that we're not a fool. he had hulu, except that it's sort of regarding of the distribution of humanitarian aid. we told the ministry in charge of the area of cartoon is the most badly affected by the war . and yet there is a shortage in the aided receives if we stress the need to improve coordination in order to bring age to the large number of people who are really in need. that we also like to do both the rumors that some of the aid is being sold and marketplace instead of reaching the victims, agencies asking for that to coordination from the 40 two's. so it is really
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a human eastern catastrophe. it's almost the 3rd month of war, that's $2.00 people that be displaced all across it on and across the borders ready to health. and the thing is that there's a lot of ups that goes for us to work into them, especially getting people inside the country getting supplies inside the country. just an example is a 100 diseases from international ed workers. they're ready to come to sit down and just being withheld for the past month and a half. so that has been facing economic difficulties for years. but since fighting between the army and the top it support forces me to ship a gun in april. people employed by the government are facing even more hardships. apply that to my i the we also briefly meeting about the situation of the public sector employees. they haven't receive salaries for the last 3 months, which has a huge impact on their livelihood. most of them are from the konami categories. their property husband deepened by the war from the bank of sudan and missed you.
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finance said they will deal with the problem within a week why we're just them to do so. so nearly every single stuff in the end of this country has been affected by the conflict nor the life also, they know it has come to us tons to. but on the other hand, there is a huge amount of resilience. hope at the both of patients. how much fun does you talk through that as well so, so to come here and i'll just say are including a west wing drugs pro the u. s. secret service funds and bank of cocaine on the floor of a white house loving. on the age of extreme heat, global average temperatures are one close to break records. the 3rd consecutive day, more of that statement, the the hello welcome to the look at the international forecasts. we've had some very live the storms and across the us. so you can see this line of cloud and right now that
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sky to freshen things up. as we go through the next style, so here's that, that's where we still have some very i'll say are in place cited to celsius. there we go to west $31.00 full to run. so we're in the thirty's, down across east and save another coast dad. across the deep south that severe dangerous, he continues and little plumas hate that to around the south west through arizona some parts of california. uh, he will get, squeeze a little further east, which as we go through the next couple of days, that is this nice picture for friday will getting down into the well, the mid twenties, the 20s toronto and full also still warm enough along the eastern seaboard at this stage, and this is the reason for that line of cloud and rain will continue to move across the legs using across the was the appalachian some big and sundry showers could cause some problems. and you see the next crop. this film says pod and get across the plains as we go through friday, by the way, down towards mississippi,
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alabama at, into georgia. so went by the, to making his way across the carrot bit moving from east to west. but it will dry up a price enough lights around the past. we can narratives from africans perspective the seat of what came up for all the folks. according to show documentary spot, african filmmakers have been on the to on for over 20 is future with fish from the ship and the queen from nigeria, new series of africa, direct on colleges here. the
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the welcome back. i took them out of the top stories here. it's our thousands of attended funerals for those killed and as well to the soul on jimmy toll palestinians, and one is reading soldier, killed hundreds of people in human rights. experts say they have come to jeanine record. she comes may constitute the crime that quote to israel, to be held accountable on the international law for to the deluxe patient of bonham's against the lead on russian. the sounds of struck the western ukrainian city of the fits. 3 people living to another engine, regional government says apartments law, excessive. now there's a new competitor to the social media platform to the mentor company. it has launched a new app cool threatens. it's built with a text based conversation that this link to instagram. i'll just say was mike kind
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of has the details now from washington, dc. the up went on line, 50 knowledge before it scheduled launch a sign of how iga metas mark zuckerberg is to challenge to and by association with his own a fellow billionaire. you learn musk creating a new social media platform has long being zuka books, pit project. this is the future that you want to see. then i hope that you will join us because the future is going to be beyond anything we can imagine. threads is linked to instagram and closely resembles, put to, however, tweet so cold threads and retweet so cold. re post posts on threads can be 500 characters long as compared to 284 most to uses. i think threads is going to play as a huge threat to, to, to, because it's coming from the meta and it's the ground family of ops. instagram has 2000000000 uses compared to around 250000000 of twits us. it's about 10 times
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bigger already. so if somebody wanting to and instagram uses, tries using threats, it's either taken to it's a, in the mix it on many unless the put to as vulnerable to competition, particularly in the light tough the controversial changes to the platform introduced by 11 musk since he took over the company last year, the thing i would that is if that's going to be an interesting point in the next 2448 hours is going to be 8 on the reaction and response to this, this threat is now become very immediate. the introduction of what some describe as a to to killer signal is the beginning of a battle of big tech and a potential show down between 2 big personalities. my kind of o g 0 washington. well, let's bring an alpha, nita, he's a digital media scholar and professor of journalism at the university of british columbia, who joins us live from vancouver off a good job. you would have someone come in. it's no coincidence that met as lauren's threads just as quick as going through
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a period of people. but do we really need another social media platform in a crowded market space anyway? i think k of people are looking for an alternative, detroit that we've seen since 8, almost the kind of the service degrading people, getting frustrated. most of them will that more advertising, but that wasn't a viable alternative. and the 1st cons friends possibly could be that. i don't know if you've downloaded the apple ready outside. i mean some uses, i've spoken to say that threads looks locally like twits, that meta has basically run out of creativity with this new app. so do you think it's going to be a twitter kinda, was it just a poke in the eye that you don't mask? well, i downloaded it within minutes becoming available. and it reminded me of guy on to it says back in 2007. it just simply worked and i could find what friends i could find people i wanted to follow. it made it simple to use in some ways by coping to, to what they've done is taking the best things out of twitter and eliminated some
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of the worst things that are coming from single must to comfort. and we know that even must have recently made a series of unpopular changes for twitter. let's get away many use as many advertises. do you think metric will be able then to take advantage of this and put this affected to it to use as a, to the threads platform? the only other alternative is to try to help in how to use um, how to find your friends, how to connect todd to build in network. friends has one really huge built in advantage and that it's connected to instagram. so instantly it gets over the main battery, 20 social media rep which is having connections to your network. and that makes threads very, very appealing because with the click of a few buttons, you then connected to have what do you already connected to? and instagram, you have an instance of the network. also just a final thought to you. i mean the already concerns about the amounts of data that threads could potentially collect. let's not forget the cambridge and then it's got
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scandal where a 3rd party was allowed to access a huge amount of facebook uses. personal data. why should use has been trust rides, a method to many different i think in many cases, that are given to the who we have handed of so much data to social media platforms . for me, the concern is having mentor, opening facebook, opening, instagram, and then if friends becomes as big as trying to, we have not to own a huge slice of the social media market. the social media apps that we use day in day out. how familiar we need to get your thoughts on your analysis. thank you very much. indeed for talking to us often thank smell. early data suggests monday and tuesday with a hottest days on record. the average global temperature reached home is 17.2 celsius this week. data for wednesday is still being assessed, but it's on the coast to show a 3rd consecutive day of record breaking temperature. what exactly would happen? we'll have to see, but for sure it will be another hot summer we receipt wild fires,
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flooding heat waves. so this confidence a segment mean instead of going for this one, environmental health could not be more timely and everyone has to share the governments take it very seriously. the individuals can do something, for example, safe and clean race of travel. and very important, we need to use a 2016 people, including children have died after a gas leak and foremost settlement near john. his bug in south africa. local media is reporting the gas may have been used in, in ego minus antenna 0, hundreds of african migrants and asylum seekers have been forced out and sent as far as the libyan buddha. the city of spikes is a major departure point for many trying to reach europe in search of a better life. but hundreds of them announced from the desk with no food or was it just? simmons reports too busy at the level of listening humanitarian crisis from migraines
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. on the border between genus here in libya, hundreds of people stranded initial report said they were without water or food. june this year is trying to pull these up. so how run africans and libya is refusing to let them into its territory. tensions had risen off the disturbances in tennessee, the 2nd largest city specs with 3 migrants were arrested off for a man in his early falters was stepped to death. he was a resident in the city. at the mans funeral local used code for vengeance against my guns. the violin spread, i'm police brought in reinforcements. this city is the punch of point foot thousands of microns crossing the mediterranean in boats trying to reach it to the disturbances. here are you local residence hall from protest against the presence of my guns wanting to move on to europe? and in february, tennessee is president kind of side accused. what he called holds of illegal
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migrants, of bringing violence and crime into his country. this kind of inflammatory speech is checking the country by storm and the pushed that no matter how much you try to push back and then this information just spread like wildfire. judas here doesn't want the migraines inside it's border. libya next door has the same sentiment. habits of so on illegal immigration, it's known that libya is a bridge country to europe. reports say hundreds of our, of an african illegal immigrants come to libya where the state is burdened with their expenses. from accommodation to health care, from electricity to fuels. this is taking a toll on us citizens. the this is a minute drive porter. in the searing heat, it's no place for people to be stranded. the violence may be down to a minority of these people, but it's the majority who suffer. whether it be here in the deserts or risking
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their lives on boats. andrews simmons, which is there, a lot of training, is telling the story from tripoli of the situation as fox has been tense for months and that we've a breaking point. protestors of residents protested in the city against the presence of african migrants. and that got by when a man was killed. local officials tell us 3 people have been arrested and invest in an investigation. is under way. this is a north african problem. it's not just to media libya in previous years, was the primary transit hub for migrants and refugees trying to reach your pinch, your pin shores through the mediterranean sea. but recently this year, tunisia has overtaken libya just to give you some numbers according to the un refugee agency. 33860 migrants and refugees have arrived to italy
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from tunisia. olivia below that at 27860 you. in fact, finding mission earlier this year said that my grandson, refugees based widespread abuses including arbitrary detention kidnappings, torture, forest, labor, and rate. so people are looking for a safer alternative, so there needs to be a solution where people are given these migrants and refugees are given a safe haven, an opportunity job opportunities and to be able to feel safe here in africa. now try not to 0 tripoli as a bus crash and mexico has killed at least 27 people and injured 17 others police in the southern states of a hawk. i say the boss of data from mountain load and plunged over 20 meters state prosecutor says mechanical failure made in the course of a crush written as king charles has been to the head of a thanksgiving service in scotland to mock is coordination
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on 2 monitors, protested outside a cathedral in edinburgh, accounting, not my king as the royal family into king charles and queen committed a representative with the owners of scotland during the sub jobs. so the us secret service is searching cctv footage and visiting allows us to find out how cocaine was found inside the white house. the substance was discovered during a routine search of the west wing and a busy area used by visitors and stuff. we have confidence that the secret service is going to get to the bottom of this. as you all know, the president follows all the reporting here. and he certainly was briefed by his staff on everything that we know so far. but the secret service is investigating this is investigating what happened over the weekend and we have confidence that they will get to the bottom of this white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more on the investigation. the b u. s. secret service is investigating the discovery of cocaine found at the white house on sunday in the
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west when this is where the president's office is also located. it was found on sunday, briefly prompting any back you ation. this is something that is of concern to the white house, given the fact that this is an area where both visitors as well as staff, will travel quite frequently. in other words, heavy traffic. now the 1st family was not at the white house. when this discovery was made, it did prompt a brief evacuation until it was determined that the powdery substance was not hazardous. the 1st family had left the white house on friday. the discovery was not made until sunday, and the 1st family in fact, did not return to the white house until tuesday. still, this is concerned and given the fact that it's not clear how this was slipped into the white house and that is now the source of an investigation, the white house is confident. the secret service will be able to come up with some answers. what is being investigated now with how this was able to get into the
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white house on the tactic? kimberly help his elders 0, the white house, europe's area, and 5 rocket bloss at all for a final time making. it's very well flights of the 27 years of launches. the launch from french, china is taking 2 minutes for communication satellites, interest space. space obviously will not be without a heavy lift truck it for about a year. the, the picture of the headlines here on, i'll just say you're a thousands of attended funerals for those killed and as well as to day i sold on, janine told palestinians and one is really a soldier killed. hundreds of people were injured by human human rights experts say .

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