the, the safe, the mean comment as an international inside corruption, excellence award, denominator hero. now the unity is the most elusive goal of off, but nothing is important. and that right now, unit units, the us president joe biden orders an independent review of security measures off of the channels from the hello. i'm for me, the miller, this is all to 0. life from dell also coming up is

really forces to get displace palestinians. yet again, at least 17 people were killed in a stripe. and a, you wouldn't run school simple, positive, tens of thousands of people in southern lebanon are forced to flee. due to frequency is waiting, strikes the and police. and can you apply it to a guess of crowds, newest sites, way mutilated? 40 boss found the less than 24 hours, often assassination attempt on his republican rival. donald trump, you as president joe biden tried to lower the temperature with a call for unity at the white house. he condemned the attack and ordered an independent review of security at the rally way. a gunman opened fire on the former president biden is expected to address the nation in the coming hours,

but he is what he told the media a short while ago. mr. trump is a former president to nominate a republican party, already receives a heightened level of security. and i've been consistent in my direction of the secret service to provide him with every resource capability and protective measure necessary to ensure his continued safety. second, i've directed the head of the secret service to review all security measures for all security matters for the republican national convention, which is scheduled to start tomorrow. and 3rd, a direct and independent review and national security. yesterday's rally to assess exactly what happened. and we'll share the results of that independent review with the american people as well. and finally, i've been speaking more about this tonight at greater length from the oval office. we must unite this one nation. we must unite as one nation to demonstrate who we are. now here's the moment the government opened fire on trump while he was on

stage and butler, pennsylvania. take a look what happened. the attack killed one person in the crowd and severely injured to others. trump, who was injured as no known said he'll be travelling to the republican convention in milwaukee and just about an hour from now. but in those direct the secret service to review all security measures for the convention. meanwhile, the f. b. i's name 20 old thomas matthew cook says the gunman. he fired multiple shots using a semi automatic rifle. within seconds. secret service agents shot him dead. the associated press is reporting that materials used to make bombs were found inside the vehicle of the suspected shooter. their questions about how closely got to the former us president was a heavy security detail a this aerial shot taken all of the ready shows just how close he was. crooks was

on the roof of a manufacturing plant. that was about a 120 meters from come stage. some of the support as they say, they saw him and tried to well law enforcement officers before the shooting began. i was up at the fence line. i saw the guy move from roof the roof. talk told an officer that he was on the roof and the officer come along and i went back to where i was standing. i heard that there was somebody that could see the person. so i went back to where they were standing. so the person went back and told the officer again that if he goes back to that particular spot, he can see the person figuring that he was going to radio. and when i turned around to go back to where i was, when the gunshot started, and then it was just k awesome. we all came running away. when i was sitting there, a guy said, oh god, you had a gun. i looked up, there's

a guy on top of the building right over there and with an m. 16 with a blanket point and that the president, he started shooting about about, about, about, about $4.00 to $5.00 shots rang out. all right, so i threw the guy out with jim on the ground. i jumped to the ground. i look up, and then i see it. his head gets split open by the shop front of the secret service of the cops started flying over, pushing us out. they pushed me off to the side because i was right there and i was able to see everything they took my name. i with the support and everything like that, um my cellphone number just to get in touch with me to go over what happened. all right, let's go now to mike hannah, who joins us live from washington, dc. mike, at this point, what do you as president, has to say a president biden is going to be very important. so last fall we've heard statements around unity also, condemnation of what's happened, what more as he said, of the well, we also heard president biden express sympathy for the family of the civilian that

was killed during that attack. and he is making that call for unity, saying that political violence has a no form of a position in this country and would never should. so the president biden, i have very, very useful try and send it to him. so i'll be back on the binding set should be within the political nexus. also he spent the morning once again being brief by homeland security by the f b. i directed by officials on pennsylvania security. he said he's keeping up to speed in terms of the ongoing investigation into what happened and impulsively as well, why it's happened, why it was allowed to happen. these cold for a complete view of the security at that particular riley. he's also called for an uptick in security around the republican convention, which is taking place in the next few days and which will be attended by donald trump. you pointed out the mike

a number of questions that from may not it is early days in terms of that investigation. we also expecting the president biden to address americans in the coming. all was to put to what is already said. what do you imagine he's likely to say and, and what do you want to concentrate on as well? this is very significant. the fact that he has chosen a prime time time that he has already made a short comments in terms of that shooting in the course of the day. and, but certainly the fact that he's doing it from the oval office. now this position is generally used for moments of national importance, indeed, sometimes even national emergency. so the fact that president biden is making a speech to the nation from the oval office is a deeply significant in that he is choosing to focus in on what happened. and clearly what one to look,

what goes beyond. he is likely to repeat that goal for unity. he is likely to make a plea for the tone of political discourse within this country to be reduced. but it is very significant that he is going to be speaking twice in the same day on the same subject. and given the fact as well that he has chosen the oval office as a form for that. but he's going to say in the evening. all right, mike will leave a day for the moment, but like you to come back to you to update us on no further comments from us president joe biden. my kind of a in washington dc of kristen salumi is investments. the new jersey with a former president spent the night off to the attack. a hey arrived here in bed minister where he has a golf club in the early morning hours, just 6 hours after that shooting took place and it looks like he's going to be leaving very, very soon. he put out a post on his social media site. truth,

social not too long ago, saying that he originally planned to delay his trip to the republican national convention, which starts on monday by 2 days. but then he decided that he wasn't going to allow a shooter or presidential potential assassin to force changes in his schedule. he has been striking a tone of unity in his statements on social media since this happened, keeping a low profile but his age say that he's in very good spirits. he, again, speaking of unity for american, saying that it's more important than ever that we stand united and show our true character as americans leading up to this big event where he is due to formerly received the republican nomination and is expected to name his running mate all eyes on that event. still now he attempting to turn this adventure round and

use that momentum and continue on with the uh, plans as given the is there any air strikes on? are you in run school gonna say relative killed at least 17 palestinians, and wounded thousands more. it's being one of the deadliest 24 hour periods in the gaza strip. off to move to 90. people were killed in an attack on a designated safe zone on saturday. honey, my hood has this report from darrell by line central garza the air is thick with the smoke and dust, and they'll say right after is really bombs hate to you and run school. and then a new panic and scenes of horror those initially running to help the wounded force to sleep the it's a raise to get to those very,

to live like this young boy, the force of the explosion was catastrophic for the hundreds of people's children within the walls of the school they are targeting civilians inside schools look like the whole world. see, these are the remains of a human being. this is a shelter and we are a non civilians. the buildings of blue and white colors remove any doubt that this was the united nations facility. but shouldering there did not, and has not protected palestinians in gauze on a mouse, has released the statement, calling the talk, barbaric. we were sitting in the building and some were cooking. when the building collapsed on top of us, many people were injured some seriously. just look at the blog. this is the plot of a child. of our man or dead, our man or dead, our children are gone. there's no one left, no one. this is no way to live. the number of casualties is pushing jobs. the

crippled health care system to a breaking point in the wake of this late is a time on a head to lead realize a really has cold on the world, 3 gay, and it's common to humanity. the men, women and children of god. he says, have a right to life and even more, just eat a central gauze or palestine. i'm the salute is following developments from amount in jordan because these really governments band or to 0 from reporting from israel to these rarely army chief of staff, speaking on sundays, saying that israel still cannot confirmed with certainty whether or not and how much the lift that is the commander for him as of december gates was killed in the deadly series of airstrikes on the l. m. a y c designated safe zone by these really military. we do know that these really army regularly use is this justification to

target and kill palestinians in the gaza strip. specifically over these last 9 months, they say that they are looking to target either have mass fighters or officials or buildings that have us use us for military purposes without providing any sort of intelligence. but then they say that and they target those areas anyway, even though they themselves had designated it as a safe zone for palestinians who were forcibly displaced time and time again. and it was really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, even though israel can't say with certainty that life was killed, it's still sends a message to the world of what his role is capable of saying that the is really war on god. so will continue until all of the objectives of the conflict are cheap. we also heard from israel's defense minister, you'll have the launch. who said that the targeting of him as the leaders and commanders will happen, not just during the war but for years to come even after the conflict is over. but

it's really official say that even with all of this in mind, israel's we're on gaza is going to continue with what they're calling on president of force. i'm the central jersey to i'm is very police. at least 4 people have been injured in a double roaming and shooting attack. it happened near the city of rome law at the nearest these junction 2 of the injured though in a serious condition. as far as he say, the suspect was neutralized as well and has been all have created new a daily strikes and israel, lawrenceville, and garza last year the liberties on groups. is it open the front against israel on october 8th, in solidarity with palestinians, and the strip a tens of thousands of civilians in southern lebanon. i've been forced to flee because of is wally strikes. there was a big met, some people who remained in the village of cuff on the sound of rocket fire can be heard and the way to cover him up, the village with mountain views was once

a sort of the retreat. few remained here. there the streets are empty, houses damaged or destroyed, even possible means of escape being crushed. the conflict between his blood and his ready forces as long delivered on the southern border as forced tens of thousands from the homes and the hudson. unless you were suddenly felt something heavy falling on us. i asked my sister if there's been an earthquake. my mother and other sister were sleeping and the glass telling them in my head was injured. the 2nd to do i held my sister's hand. the smoke obscured our view. we couldn't move afterwards. we had to go to my grandfather's house. they have nowhere else to go. is where you made a few positions, overlook the homes. they used to sit on the balcony and enjoyed the view. now, did they live in fair? and then i've seen lots of things and let them know i should love life, not as happy as it was before my older sister used to be can do, or earning money. i own goats and chickens. some of the goats died because of the

shelling only the chickens were left was last week and he's ready drone who to has in the village. there were no injuries is ready. um he has also used white phosphorus on the health surrounding preferred mom. the story of this village is one of many and on this folder, almost everything within 5 columbia because of his ready positions have been targeted, tends like food and art. the shop have been hardest hit, making get hazardous with those who remain is. when you visit villages along the board to the spring head, there's one thing that striking as the silence, there's no signs of movement of people's talking of children. pink people have been forced from the homes and the 2 scared to attend. and they still don't know whether this conflict with turning to an or that tool. i started big, i just say to cover him on sideslip or not still a head, an older 0. several villages in sudan has been cut off off to a robust its banks following to windshield rains and neighboring every trim level

illusionary aust system soonest. on the anniversary of a desk, we look at the global appeal of mexico's, we don't call the the, hey, there are quite the weather maker. we got over. it has media states and australia 1st. the wide looks not much going on. but now this where the bulk of the activity is right over it has many a. this is it has been low and it's flipping around a lot of rain and wind and also cooler air as well. so camera, just 8 degrees 3. but really the big story will be those winds pushing past 75 kilometers per hour. so the potential to knock down some trees there. all of this is really draped straight across the tasman. this rain is feeding into it, but it is dragging some rain over a new zealand north island,

especially for the northland sun. spots could catch you about a 100 millimeters of rain within 24 hours to indonesia. we go. it's dry as we'd expect at this time of year. but north of this, we've got something spinning around the south china sea. so that's within rain around the western side of the philippines and for the central and southern coast, the vietnam today. and could see a month's worth of rain over the next 24 to 48 hours. and our summer rains across china are really broken apart, less organized. so where it's dry. it's hot in sunny places like wait, lynn, for example. but we do have some treasury rains, moving into the picture for the west coast of japan, especially for q island, where there are some land side of birds and play there for the next bit. the, the agriculture revolution promised abundance. but is it damaging the planet to this system is destroying the habitat that tried leeway,

explored how sacrificing by diversity for maximum yields is leading to feed and security and threatening of very existence. leaving the office based on data to adapt to climate change the needs of the reading world. we so all have the planets on. oh, just the era the the watch and all to 0 mind to about top stories. the so you as president joe biden's condemned the assassination attempt on his live the election race. donald trump, he's ordered a review of what happened at the ready in pennsylvania. trump has announced that

he'll be traveling to the republican convention in milwaukee. fightin has directed the secret service to review all security measures. by convention, at least 17 palestinians have been killed in these rainy attacks targeting and or more schools in the state are procedure you can. and central garza, that's a forcibly to space. people seeking shelter. a saudi arabia's foreign minister isn't, is done vote for talks with these touch counterparts. they're discussing a number of issues. but israel's war on golf size top of the agenda, the foreign ministers of again called for a ceasefire, as is of a regional spillover gro, turkish foreign minister con, feet on once the international community, to increase pressure on israel to accept a deal. so them costly are blue, is in, is done both following that meeting or for them to certify solving for home visit the to k is actually the 3rd administrative level as a paid by solve the of the shows within the last 2 weeks. and he was 1st received

by took his present ridge of say, 5 don and assemble. and then he has talks with a circus called through par telecom fee. done, of course, along with the bi later relations and aides and targets in the corner. man, politics. one of the main key topics was the war in gauze out to talk to them us on the line that a 2 state solution is necessary based on 1967 borders. and independent tele side is a must on the way a to peace and permanent ceasefire. and they, they both emphasize that more what some countries must recognize. tell us not as an independent states. wiling to national community must pressure israel to accept the piece, the of that 3 something. how much is accepted? focus foreign minister on the line. that's how most student accept this piece, rob, because it was a week or the best fruit, but that was necessary. a for a safety and stability in the region and they pointed out the potential international risk is royal continued its attacks on gods. of course it's and kids,

syria normalization was also one of the topics, asked it to a turkish for administer. and he mentioned that the syria to kids, it starts towards the searing opposition is the same and it will position entered to some of the to pull the against i. so and other terrorist organizations inside syria shoulder to shoulder and the return of the syrian refugees back to their phones can only happen on the voluntary basis. seen on the console, l just series stumble to kenya. now where people have been injured in an intense stand off between the police and the angry residents, that's off the bodies and mutilated body parts are found in a disused corey welcome lab reports from nairobi. it started with a young woman searching for her missing sister. 10 bags of mutilated bodies kept coming. they've been retrieved from this disused korean mccurry,

a neighborhood of slums in my baby, is treated outrage among kenyans following protests last month against the government of president william recheck. holden, 40 people were killed rights group say thousands of protesters have been adopted and several are still missing. so i do enjoy. we don't know whether they are among the people who were abducted because of the protest. since most of them are ladies, we are not sure if it could be some side or in securities that have been happening . crowd wanted the police to open the bags at the same. police, refused any 15 and 10 years. police are frequently accused of extra judicial killings, including in this community activists say offices a rarely convicted piece of said they'll investigate the bodies and rights groups can participate in post bolton's skepticism and, and run deep. i think it is now the work of the pathologist and the forensic investigators to tell us and to tell the nation what is happening. because if you

put those because together, you're talking about 13 bodies being recovered in about 24 hours. that is not a normal thing for any nation. please have hours and firing diagnostic crowds of angry residents down the streets have been without a swing by sobbing science. is it the mistrust in this community of the place on the government? they've been telling seeing roots a must go in their graves not least because the buddies, the phones just meets is from the cooperate police station. many and retailers, deputy president for 9 years before he was elected president 2 years ago. then he said he didn't, kenya is long history disappearances and extra judicial killings. piece to hear the course sides along with many canyons. say they no longer believe what he says. the truth must be found. so that those who are involved in this community of act must

be punished and must be taken to court and must be the law must be applied to its fullest extent. resident said the police might disappear the bodies to the school to pick up carrying them all the way to the city. moultrie acted, they say the entire flooded quarry would need to be told to find out how many more parties could be the weather. oh no to any one is held to account. it's clear in this community to have almost no face in that government. malcolm web out to 09, maybe full villages. incidence, eastern states of casala remain isolated by flood waters. days off to the river gash bust its banks. longwood vall reports from the town of roma. this is a slice of life of what's going on here. ok, city if a gosh jump to area that has been flooded a few days ago. for villages,

at least besieged behind these trees, besieged by water, and were told that so few people can actually wait through this month. you want to go out and bring them supplies. they can't escape onto them. no. and only some individual volunteers come on to bring them as fuel thinks they need, but no international or locally relief agencies have been able to go and help them out, even for people living on a slightly higher ground. the inbox is visible, the waters have swept across a section of the out on the town. when most of the families live in month houses. they've seen their homes meltdown in the flooding. so the families that have managed to escape, i'm now living here in these little shelters of stick on store their property, their family land, as well as their homes off or being something most the local authorities belief about between 5 and 6000 people have been affected and they are afraid this might

only be the beginning. flushed lodgings normally stopped in august. and this early incident, as well as predictions of heavier things this summer, out of sorts of video concern here. how much fun does he all the tone of our oma casela state is from so that to mislead mock. 70 years since mexican artist carlow died since then, she's gone from little known painted to international stardom. we are going to honor reports for image is instantly recognizable, a symbol with mexican identity and culture. her story is a jail of overcoming adversity and openly sharing it through her art. is her desk 70 years ago, the mexican artist frida kahlo has exploded into an internationally recognized figure embrace, especially by women. she gave it important to her feelings in that, in a way that are going to move and are not able to do because we're always stalled to

keep our personal lives quiet. and like the things that we, you know, the pain that we go through or even the physical experiences that we've gone through. we just need to kind of like, contain it within ourselves and keep moving forward and, you know, support everybody else. that level this is directed the recent documentary freedom which aims to gift carlo greater agency and her own story so often told by others did this use colors own journals to narrate the film bandwidth in the hollow, painted, and wrote extensively about her experiences with infidelity, heartbreak chronic illness and miscarriage during a time when society rarely heard about such issues, much less from women, mississippi being that while she was relatively unknown as an artist during her lifetime global fame since her death has generated a debate about whether frida kahlo should be harold as a feminist icon, she was

a woman and that, that, you know, actually chose, gave from, from a 1st self permission, not to be silent. i me for me. she is a feminist icon, but it's 10 minutes. i'm also is not perfect. i see that accepting our of complexities and the way that we lost and sometimes the block is very complicated, right. the local here in the home and studio that frieda shared with her husband deal with the beta her life an art continue to draw a large crowd. scene for a glimpse into some of her 200 words, but mostly curious about the life of this woman. what times that seems to have become larger than life above all else, paula was mexican passionate about the country she loved and in more to lives in her arts. a 2nd. but at the though, in this a corner, the reason she has become an icon away from museums, galleries, and art critics. but rather for everyday people that adore frida is because her work was a narration of her life. it means we can connect with her. beyond the boom and

frida kahlo iconography for many and her homeland, she's still there for you to call of the mexican woman who broke the mold julia ago . yeah, i know i'll just euro mexico city call us alvarez is the wimbledon champion once again off the he defeated that no, that truck of it's in straight sets come size and reports. i'm the gentleman singles champion for 2020 full from spain. carlos full grand slam finals, full grants website and it's the calling. so perez, on the eve of the match, no big deal could which quote him the greatest 21 year old the sports has ever seen . and so the 2nd year running, he took the picture of the man, 16 years, his senior been just the fight in i believe in. um uh, i don't know. it's a huge honor for me to, to be bar.