even an immediate cease fires into the men said it will take keys to repass the damage close to the destination of plants, sewage systems and networks of water supplies the wells across fonts. all right. then for the 2nd round, reversing and crucial parliamentary elections. the fall right, made huge gains and the fast from the renaissance here today, this is out 0 life and also coming hospital struggling to deal with the wounded in gaza. and now the is really striking to you and run school tells me from 16 people, 9 months of displacements fortifies thing between israel and has blocks as far as

more than 90000 people to leave the villages and supplement in terms of need is for molly and these and looking at foster format loan alliance, severing ties with the west african economic bulk echo west, the probably beginning in france, where poles opened a few hours ago in a crucial election that could change the country's political landscape. versus an out costing me a balance in the 2nd and final round of snap parliamentary elections. the. 8 national riley is hoping for a historic victory, often making fuse gains in the 1st rounds last month. left wing and central script . so hoping to prevent it from winning an absolute majority. i just won't a, we'll hear from it just i'm getting put cheese in most states and southern friends . but 1st let's go to the french capital west at bass and now joins us from the polling station. the step is we've been saying this is a huge moment for the country. there was a very strong progression of the fall,

rise and fast found last week focus through what we should expect today. it's a very busy pulling station here in france. i'm here at the school and since 8 am, people are really flock again to show also that it's a clue so they approve some moment. if we talk to people here, they say it's very important for us to vote. and the one word that actually is standing out when talking to voters is so concerned they're really concerned about the outcome of this election. they're concerned about the future upfront and also the future of their children. and what is happening is that in the 1st rounds, we saw the fall arrived national riley winning the 1st round. but what is happening now is that there is a so called republic confront with this. what that means is that the center and the left half a joint, a coalition of front 2 blocks the far right from winning an absolute majority. here

in the 2nd round, that would mean 289 seats in parliament. if the national riley wins that then they would automatically be the government to because that in my call has no other choice than to point the. the leader of the national riley, which is the candidate of the prime minister, is jordan butler to a point him as a prime minister. but if the republican fund succeeds in blocking this, then of course uh that will be a very confusing situation with a lot of large party. so what focus are telling us here is that they have a feeling that because of this republican front, they have not only a choice between extremes, a sort of center, the middle is now disappeared and this election, that is something that worries people as well. a change to political landscape and francis was a huge gamble semicolon and even calling these elections. is it likely that that's going to payoff given what you're hearing?

a huge gamble of a mind. well, nicole called a selection only 4 weeks ago after his party dramatically lost a european election. and what is now very interesting to see is that my call basically disappeared from the spotlight in the last week. we've barely seen him, and it is a huge gamble because he is hoping that with this republican, from the far right can stay out of government and maybe that could succeed. but still the far right is predicted to become very large in this country. so there's going to be a completely changed landscape and that might be coordination, governments or some government with tracking across. so it's going to be a fairly different from that we've seen in the past 2 step boss. and that keeping an eye on polling for us today. in the fence capital, thank you very much step. well, let's get the view from the south now and we can speak to someone again for cheese in must stay for us. is this something you were telling me earlier? just how does a divisive campaigning has been down there in the south? we've also been seeing very diverse outcomes when it comes to posing to

yes, in fact here at this pulling station since this morning, it's been 2 hours that has been open, but we've seen a lot of people come in and we spoke to some of them and ask them how they felt about this campaign that was kick started by and then during my call and just, you know, they still the shortest campaign and history in the history of, of the 5th for public and parliamentary elections. so how have people felt in this times and they've told us that it's been particularly difficult and they think that this campaign has been very divisive. they have told us that now some of the conversations with their neighbors, with our friends are becoming difficult. and that in fact, they're not sure that coming to vote will change this atmosphere. now i'm up to this are also warning that there's not a rise in a red braces speech over the past few weeks. only. there's a 50 politicians and campaigners over 50 politicians and companies who have been

assaulted and harassed during this campaign. so perhaps the president campbell, in order to you know, create this barge of against the fall rights will pan out. they will not be able to get this absolute majority, perhaps that will be the case. but despite that, we know that it could come at a cost of a more structured society here in france. if to some, again, for the keeping line version for us in the south today as voting continues. thank you very much hope to send well french verses in the overseas, tertiary of new kind of do, and you have already costs that balance. now that's come just weeks of to unrest in the capital, new man against proposed reforms, opposed by the indigenous kind of population with ours use to find gatherings in the tired treat best selection weekend. the, this is riley forces, has again targeted

a un run school sheltering displaced palestinians coming 16 people and wounding at least 50 others. and this attack happened at the other. so a refugee camp in central garza, the number of victims, is overwhelming causes largest remaining health facility deluxe. the hospital mouse has rejected israel's claims that the army targeted fighters were operation near the school. well, let's go straight to honeywell would correspondent who joins us now from outside the locks the hospital and darrell gala in central gaza. honey, as we was saying that you have a desktop when that attack has been rise and your outside the hospital western menu would take. and how is the facility holding up as well right now, just given the past 9 months of too much of pressure on this remaining else since the central area of the situations inside are quite dire, not only from the influx of injuries, but also from the large number of the factories in display spam is hard,

literally pulling off the chord doors of the hospital just making the job of the medical to staff and volunteers here, medical admissions and, and, and largely people who are here to support and help the quite difficult because these people the displace families across the golf street bar get born into the central area more recently from a rough i a city on han you and isn't just within the past but half an hour. we get confirmed reports of more people more displays. families are crossing where the it has the all the way through the central area. this is definitely going to put more pressure on this health facility. but other than this, the tragedy is the number, the large number of casualties have brought to the hospital. here is the kind of injuries that they are experiencing and the difficulty is that the medical staff is always having here to intervene and properly to provide a proper medical medical intervention to save life. here for the most part of your doctors is given how exhausted the are the georgia is. the acute shortage of

medical supplies is make their job extra, extra hard. just to get more, a better picture and better context of what's going on inside the hospital of some of the cases that are experiencing a trauma, severe trauma, particularly among vulnerable group here at the hospital where is joined by doctor i'm a use of that. i'm used to be as an internal and the defense and pediatrician of from mid global to fill us more about what's going on inside with these cases. dr. i'm a thank you so much for joining us. let me start off by asking, just give us a picture, a certain assessment of what are the situation inside the house. so currently the health care system is completely overwhelmed because of what appears to be a, a complete targeting of all the health care infrastructure in the small strip of land with 2 and a half 1000000 people in it. um the, the few hospitals west functioning are uh, in a, in a state of chaos. re, uh,

every few hours we are bartered with, with ambulances bring in, uh, people in pieces. and uh, you know, women with their admins eviscerated little children with shrapnel injuries. uh, men dead on arrival. we have uh, an environment where alarm with this, the chaos of emotional families who have just pulled their families from the rubble coming in emotionally distraught. traumatized emotionally and psychologically with business experience. and then beyond this, you have medical center who are part of this community who, who, who the 1st question they ask is, where was the bothering business? is this my family member? which neighborhood is the 1st question you here? i and often because of how small the community feels that they're treating their family every everybody here is family so, so the, on the physical impact to me and the physical phenomena, we're seeing a component of emotional distress that i could've imagined tablets or more

specifically about cases that you have been dealing with since your arrival to the hospital, the volunteer insights. this may older remaining health facilities like walk us through some of the pieces are experiencing traumatizing condition, particularly among children when this is especially poignant and hard to speak about, you know, given what happened yesterday. there was a bombing of one of the schools and we had a child about the child that your child get bought into the association with different expenses of dramatic injury. standing over one child in debated with this depress, called fracture. another with a shaft of injury, probably 10 years old. so severe that we could see an expose kidney and likely transacted spinal cord a trying to rush them to the. ready our to to solve is what we could. and then in the backdrop is as a pediatrician, i see small children sitting in the corner with lesser physical, traumatic injuries. but no doubt, witnessing death and destruction and dying in

a way that, that their little brains and could never be be, be capable of coping with. and so we spoke about this briefly, but the psychological impact beyond the physical impact will be, will be generational. and so if i go into the psychiatric understanding of epigenetics and we talked about exposing small children with plastic brains, been meaning the ability to more, can change to, to this level of stress, physiologic stress from adrenalin and stress hormone. you know, we, we sit here and we hear the homes above us of drones, which can often mean another attack is coming and the children they, they are completely aware of this. and they look up in fear and they, startled by the loud noise the, the effect on the unraveling of dna into the genetic research shows us and tells us that this is often permanently open. and that the impact can even be carried generationally, in their children's a trauma, doesn't just happen in the 3 or 4 year olds now it happens in their children

initials and after them. and so this would take decades of therapy and, and cognitive behavioral therapy to unravel, learn, wrapping, the worst part is we're still in it. so there's no opportunity to deal with psychological psychiatric drama when we're still dealing with the physical drama, the lack of surviving today, finding clean water, finding enough medication to, to, to survive today. so thinking about the long term effect seems silly, except that you watch these kids eyes and that's, that's all i can think about is, is even the ones who survive a little experienced trauma forever, their dramas. i know this is your 1st time visiting garza and beat in one of its host facilities that i know this is not your 1st time being part of middle the missions, the world. why can you draw on your personal experience? what's the difference we set for compare and contrast. matter here what, what is the difference? i, i've, i've had the opportunity to work with my global in other organizations and, and shooting other refugee groups and medical missions right around the world. and

then i will say there was nothing like this. i've been in fields in greece, taking care of senior for jews and they were hanging refugees in bangladesh where it was such as her stream, the difficult situations, the different seeing those things. and this is that this is a killing box. there's no way to escape. and the ongoing trauma daily every hour is, is unimaginable. we set as physicians and family members and people all back home in the states where i'm from. and we watched things on tv and saw some news clip, some from news agencies like yours and social media, and we cried, and we were worried. and that's what was the impetus for me to come. and when i landed here from the moment i landed and i saw the level of devastation i could've never, ever have imagined it. based on what i've seen the videos and these interviews never do it justice. the but on my hands on the, the i is i have close to the final time of patients on the floor because they don't have structures and medication to be the screams of who. busy are from, from others who lost their children. i, it will, it will, you know,

it'll be with me forever. what's urgently needed inside the hospital. now, just to know it's too much going on inside the house with the lack of medical supplies exhausted, a bit of goal to staff as well. but to save life, what's needed right now that the bleeding has to stop or the bombs have to stop. an access to all types of humanitarian has to be allowed. you know, if there's any doubt from anybody whether or not humanitarian aid has been allowed, i can promise you. the answer is no. i was restricted. i had multiple suitcases of many wonderful people in america who knew that something was going on and types donate and help with medic supplies. i wasn't allowed to bring anything except the suitcase, the hospital as empty of the supplies you to take care of the death and dying. if i can say one last thing that i think is important to understand in terms of the greatest scope of what's happening. when we heard the numbers of how many had died, 16000 children and 354545000 other people civilians being killed in this,

the number is under estimated. and the reason i say this is the medical professional is i see where i work today is full of the k patients, diabetic patients who get a very treatable disease. but they are dying. that the most simple thing because the insulin is unavailable because they're not allowed to bring it in, and refrigeration is gone. so people dying of chronic as many if you choose to be, are from the, from the a piece of diabetes and controls. and these people will be permanently disabled after this for the numbers are, are vastly, i would say 4 or 56 times higher, easily let alone the ones who will die, of executives coming from the psychiatric trauma and the physical disabilities associated. what's happened in the last 9 months, what they needed in the hospitals would be in the house of the bombing to stop and some level of stability and slow of humanitarian aid and medical supplies. their drama, thank you so much for your insight. thank you. so who heard of from dr. ahem at the description. horrific description of what's going on inside the hospitals. here

with the, the, some of the cases are quite a treatable, but people are dying here the record number because the lack of medical supplies, they inability to intervene and to save life. this is the older remaining health facility here, but soon enough it's going to be pushed out of service just given how difficult the situation inside of it honey. my point is that showing us what life is like on the ground right now in central gaza. thank you. the anti government protest sobbing how the costs as rail, demanding new elections, and the deal for the return of kept as being held in gaza. crowds have been running outside the homes of government ministers and members of parliament and protest as a whole, central to major highways. prime minister benjamin netanyahu was facing mounting pressure for his housing, the war on gaza, sundays purchase order, mach 9 months since this war again. while the violence between is run and hezbollah has dispatched more than 90000 people in southern lebanon to many, i'll hoping that the will will end soon. so they can go home. sam called a,

has this report from time in southern lebanon. did now me die, hers life has been put on hold for the past 9 months. he's from bleed to one of the villages along lebanon's border with israel, the front line, and the latest conflict between has the law and the is really army. less than a fee i mission left the hey my husband of the no one can be happy and comfortable away from the home. but on the land, we are suffocating. as much as i tried to explain to, you wouldn't know how difficult it has been for us all the time is more than 90000 people have been displaced. the less fortunate are staying in schools and relying on whatever health is offered. united nations peacekeeping troops may not have the power to stop the confrontations that have been largely confined to the border region, but they are providing much needed 8 lebanese were already reeling from a dire economic crisis. the same as the dean says, he spent all his savings,

the few $1000.00 that he was hoping to use for his children's education. that will know what kind of digital house has been destroyed if and when this is over, we will return to nothing. many people have lost their homes and many of us thought into trying to rebuild their lives elsewhere too. and even if the conflict and it could take months, if not 2 years before homes are rebuilt, us or to say, up to 3000 have been destroyed. and another 12000 damaged days turned in 2 weeks, weeks and 2 months. but the revival of diplomatic efforts towards a cease fire in gaza as a deal to release is really captive has brought some hope. hezbollah has said an end to the war on cause it is the only way to end the confrontations, but it's not clear if that will be enough for israel, which wants the arm to group, to pull back from the border. marion, like many others here, wants to be optimistic,

but she says so much has already been lost. she has her own and why are they be? yes, people say we will rebuild whatever stone every wall. even the soil is full of memories and that can't be replaced. there's also little sense of security. western nations have been trying to prevent the cross border exchange of fire from becoming a wider war that would bring with it yet more suffering for many an end to what has been the worst confrontation in 18 years can come soon enough that their elders either tire southern lebanon, a still a head here analysis, texas, braces for impact tropical storm barrow is approaching and threatens to turn back into a hurricane. the

hello right off the bat, we've got a weather maker sweeping in to south africa. so let me show you what this does, some pretty dangerous wins. they'll wip up to a 100 kilometers per hour. this is an icy blast of air as well. so we could see snow for a time around the table mountains. so that's a round cape town. and again, this is cool, there's a check out what happens freaking out monday morning, 0 and up into this courts, things as far north as in india. so vinto, you'll wake up to 3 degrees. course different story for the top end of africa, back to the here, and now heat wave conditions in central algeria and solve that fourty 7 degrees and our seasonal range pretty much stretching from the gambia rate through to nigeria. so will be doubts with rain in that zone breeze off the atlantic here up and down the coast of portugal means the spit cool for this some of the year. and these been just 22 degrees for you today on sunday. weather alerts in play for rain around manchester and liver pool. the potential, the season flash flooding their shorts and storms extending across the eastern

baltic states. spell the roofs and pulling all of this is coming down into the alpine region. good burst of rain for the sweet selves and the italian outs, and then we've got some heat for southern turkey on talia looking good. plenty of signing the forecast today at 38 degrees. the israel's war on god becoming a forever war across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style track down wide is by to insist on 0 consequences for israel in its war on gaza. a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, the revealing eco friendly solutions to come back. threats to opt on its own out, you 0 the

the was a match or watching out a 0. let's remind you that time stories for sounds, people in from so kindly heading to the polls in the 2nd round, a snap elementary elections. the vote could not be a significant change in the political landscape. the far right national valley. apologies hoping for a historic victory. often making church gains in the 1st rounds last month. in central golf at least 16 people have been killed in 50. i was injured. and it was really bombing of the album, sarah for the future because the health ministry describes strike as the government protests meanwhile, are being held across israel, demanding new elections. and the deal for the return of capital held in boston crowd surrounding outside the homes of government, ministers,

and members upon it's a wrong is that president elect. i'm assuming for jessica and has punch to sab or a radiance. it was in his 1st speech and being his conservative rival and the presidential election run off the but as was whole, sad reports now from tyrone possess can will have a hard time meeting expectations. 2 just be it's to the presence either 20172021. we're not approved by your ons guardian console. when it started, it was approved last month. she was not given a high chance of success. but after weeks of campaigning, the form is for the patient, mr. pitts. this again has been inactive to run your wrong supporters. what creek to celebrate his election victory as president elect, he promised to be a president for oh, on the 7th of the people of iran, the great notion of a wrong, i come to serve all of you. i extend my hands too old iranians. previously,

health minister under your aunt's 1st reform is present how much side to me into early 2, thousands. this discount has served as a parliamentarian from the region of terry's. since 2008, the frequency emphasizes loyalty to the lucian doing his presidential debates. money assumed get a i'm a conservative him on last style, but a reformist, in policies and from day one i have repeatedly said, i follow the policies set by the lead on some of these atlantic revolution because many closely that it is a paper statements as an attempt to avoid the risk with powerful officials. but you also promised this more liberties, social justice and it goes right kind of high angle governments cannot dictate culture were against coalition. and the violation of women's rights and it's running laws will not change people's behavior. as no one can forcibly remove he jobs from writing women. no, it can also impose the huge app on the is this still says he was further into ties

with nonresident companies. but to insist to run muscles to reconnect with the west, to remove the international sections as the scale support, there's hope she's presidency, wouldn't be a new beginning for the wrong. but the president elect would have a hard time meeting that expectations to deliver on his promises. he would have to convince the west that that one is ready for tools while ensuring the 4th degree these here, that these products, these will not disrupt the system. because he said that was a 0 that wrong the economic community of west african states begins a 2 day summit on sunday, but that meeting is being overshadowed by 3 full members, setting up a rival organization, created in 1975 echo us and to strengthen economic ties prevent, minute tree cruise and protect democracy since then it's become the main political authority in the region. but in recent years, echo boss has faced difficulties and maintaining peace and order. over the past few

years, they have been military cruise in molly, looking, natasha and denisia. now in response, the block suspended all 3 nations and imposed sanctions on each and molly, those 3 west african nations and announced their withdrawal from echo us and then form to their own regional creeping coordinate. the alliance of the health states um address is at the echo last time that's in has us for us, from boucher. it's been that to make to the full west africa's regional book because a number of crews have set up several crisis leading to suspensions. and such as funds those actions resulted in 3 member states, burkina faso, molly and the chair renouncing their membership, informed me that one of the alliance of central state our people had to turn their backs irrevocably on echols. and it's now up to us to create the alliance of the health states and alternative to any artificial regional

grouping by building a sovereign community of people's. although most of echoes pending functions helping lifted. many believe the crisis has undermined and we can the organization i did our towards the championship, says much has been achieved in the past year. the handling of the front dr. solutions in these countries have, even though perhaps not a me what's we would want bought. it has helped to de escalate taishan because at the point tension was really high and of things could help going south at the hotel. the organization's troubles are security on the economy. economic slowdown, as it resulted in high cost of living, leading to violent protest in some members state. i talked about i'm groups also. i

made you can say one of the main reasons, co leadership in particular fossil molly, initiate gear for toppling the democratic government ahead of some of these echo somebody to nigeria, the leaders of the newly formed alliance of the health states making this yes, capital. yeah, me the discussion of security and defense, competing terrorism, economic cultural trade exchanges, and at least one day elias will need support from the rest of the region. if they decide to operate on their own, i by 3 to know the for the costco increase or the countries that we didn't need to help, this groups will continue to exploit the discovery that could be created. and then of course, continue to impact of heavy tools on board, the security for the citizens over the 3 countries echo with us, initiated, most led by the syndic and his president to bring the 3 countries back. entry told so far that i know indications this has, let's say the timing of the alliance of the health states was deliberate. it's to

show a course that but again, a fossil molly image you can do without the original blog. but some i normally say molly ends in particular could phrase difficulties if all member countries of course decide to isolate the tool unlocked countries as needed. some of these the hell a lions wrap up the meeting and the share headquarters, members gathering in nigeria. i have not commented on the meeting, likely hoping the latest efforts were convinced that june to let countries to return to the regional organization. how many degrees? i would just need a couple job. jerry and bangladesh. 8 people have died because of flooding, as far as he's the one that was the levels will continue to rise to 1000000 people are affected off the heavy rains cause major with is to best the banks. the country is in the middle of it. some of them on soon, but scientists say that climate change has made these rain stronger and more rustic mean.