the, the system even come in as an international inside corruption, excellence award. denominator here on now. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm marianne. minimize the welcome to the news our life from dell ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel killed the palestinians in gauze on sunday . 15 of them in 2, as strikes on the se rods. meanwhile, the us x rays say as we blinking, arrives in israel to help reach our goal is this the side deal from us as these

riley prime minister continues to obstruct the tools. also coming out this our democratic presidential contenders campbell hours campaigns in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania a day ahead of the policies national convention floods in northern so you dont have killed 35 people and conflict is i'm praying efforts to help the survivors and on keisha sims' ability of sports news, pretty champions, manchester city or up and running february of his main defeat chelsea to know and the other thing much of the need seems an expensive bridge. i'll have that story, i'm all for usually. so this, these are the hello and welcome to the program. we begin this news out in gaza. why is rouse? bombardment is showing no sign of russ flight. 38 palestinians have been killed by israel across the strips and sunday morning i'll just there is honey. my mood

begins out coverage now from daryl bella or gone through a lack of sam was given for the wounded interlock, so that she could not hold her brother only an hour before mohammed was killed by an is really drawn to him their home. and during the by the palestinian families gone to 6 children killed in their sleep alone with their mother. and i will show my daughter had been struggling to have children for years. she had those children through if the oldest brother a girl who was a yeah. and a half and could triplets were all killed. the mother was a you in agency stuff. what wrong did those innocent children do with a posing any danger to israel with a carrying arms?

israel has issued new force evacuation orders in parts of the city. much of it, the lady uninhabited, the civil defense, they 90 percent of the strips. facilities have been destroyed. it's so cold saves going now reduced a 10 percent of district household. because randy, on the orders have reduced the amount of tearing sand from 30 kilometers to less than 20 kilometer crowding and coming civilians and narrow strip on the hot temperatures and causing outbreak of diseases. in addition, people will lose access to 2 out of the only 3 major water 1st time of the 19 major water. well, switch to have more than 60 percent in the area and these will no longer be accessible by rest of the office closing in on an ever shrinking space in there that is really bon towards food and they'll say right, refugee camp coming civil shows talk for a potential sees fire are expected to resume in cairo on thursday. the deal would

have bring much needed besides, for millions of palestinians who have experienced months of devastation. the majority of those killed or injured have been women and children, according to you understand the rate of children dason. this conflict is une president in the history of modern wars. they're also more vulnerable to diseases like polio, that health officials war and it could straight to the displace put in the future of the, the children at even more risk. honey, my mother was just the uh, from there is velocity in the central area, palestine. meanwhile, the hospital, a northern gaza says it has run out of fuel and will be forced to close within 24 hours. pushing lives of patients at risk. israel has severely restricted the entry of humanitarian, a medical supplies and fuel into gaza since last october, mos alca, who reports now from the hospital. as

a result of this visual casual fuel allows the hospital of shutting down. this facility is one of the meet some of these. yeah. and, and helping us with that to provide the medical care for patients and wanted people of those people's yeah, cannot provide me because care as, as there is as a beautiful teenage of a fuels. so they cannot read the hospital all they cannot grab beyond alliances. we smoke to the allowed the hospital, they're up to the police, i'm much off hands. you told us about the dire situation here in this hospital and he told us all, so if this hospital would not be provided with, if you will, it will be shut down and will be out of service in the next 24 hours that i am in the lives of patients in that high end by threat, especially as we are the only facility offering orthopedic treatment. oh, and surgical operations, $56.00 and total has been perspired. if fuel is not delivered soon, all these patients will develop congress and inflammation and then ultimately have

the legs amputated. old use the life. in addition, old delivery procedures, particularly emergency sections will be effected. fuel must be delivered to the hospital without delay that we also spoke to the one of the patients who expressed about is since you hear about the costs of the over fuel, that's what's happening. the whole society and the health care system. and the you have connected to john, i have a pain in my kidney and talk to the trying to organize an ultrasound examination. but no one is available. even lab test salt possible due to a lack of power or few hospitals around to few full patients. the left without hope . we have great weary of this. you wouldn't experience this in any other hospital in the world, only and gone to this city also stage of a fuel for what's happening pads is live. yeah. and nothing does a strip and in this hospital will be shut down, it will be

a medical get task for freight. why the computer? i just need a northern goes to spread all this time to you, a secretary of state antony blinking has started his 10th trip to israel since last october is here to meet these variety prime minister benjamin netanyahu. on monday . international pressure is growing on israel and her last to reach in gauze. is these fine do be our secretary of state, will then travel to egypt on tuesday. when mediators is set to resume that talks next week. well, i'm asked as a q is benjamin netanyahu of preventing the sci fi proposal from being implemented in his statement. the groups of these writing 5 minutes to continues to put out obstacles in the way of reaching an agreement and accuses israel of setting new conditions and demands with the aim of 14 mediation efforts and prolonging the will . a mass goes on to say that the new proposal on the table responds to the

conditions ness and y'all, who had previously laid out, including his rejection of a permanent seas file. i'm just all hoot is following the story and joins us live now from the georgia any and capital amman, because he is ready. government has a band alger 0 from are forcing inside israel. first of all, tell us about this statement from us. how does is essentially pointing the finger at israel's saying that after they were breached by mediators about the talks that took place and the cost of the capital. doha, that the situation on the table is only beneficial for israel. that is real is not agreeing to a comprehensive ceasefire, meaning a complete and to the war. you have to remember that israel has several red lines and non negotiable that were outlined by benjamin netanyahu back in july, when his office released the statement saying exactly what those were. and this is reiterating, but they want to go back to the proposal outlined by us president joe biden at the

end of may that the group had responded to on july. second, they say is that is not the framework. they cannot operate under any other reality, but benjamin netanyahu is red lines that remain the same. and in fact, benjamin netanyahu have said that there are certain things, these are all can compromise on it, but some things that they are not willing to compromise on. for example. busy and is really military presence of what's known as the philadelphia core door and area in southern gaza. now reports within his really media are saying that missing yahoo is adamant about it and is really military presence there. well, how must have said they need a complete withdrawal of israeli forces. now that's just one of the sticking points of many that are still seemingly in these conversations. all right, thanks very much. i'm to sell it reporting to us from online in georgia in eli clifton is the senior advisor at la quinta, the institute 1st fonts, full state state costs. you joins us from new york,

israel and its allies. the united states want a ceasefire deal to succeed as well. i think everything we've heard from the biden administration is that they do indeed want to have a ceasefire. i think they want that for quite a while. the public statements they've made, i've suggested that they believe that israel has reached the limits or the capacity of what is more of admissions inside gaza can actually achieve in terms of defeating him off. and they've also stated or vice president kamala harris says, stated, i should say after meeting with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that of a ceasefire would inherently involve a withdrawal of israeli troops from population centers inside gaza. that's something that goes very much counter to the messages coming from the israelis thus far. now i think the bigger question facing the administration and certainly facing, and st blinking as he engages in another round of shuttle diplomacy to try to bring about a cease fire is what,

what new points of leverage is he willing to utilize in order to achieve those objectives thus far, the administration has declined to use the threat of an arms and bar go to use a late he designation of israeli military units that have been engaged in human rights abuses, to withhold weapons from those specific units. so there are a number of tools, but disposal of the americans here, and as the largest supplier of weapons, to the israelis that should give them a significant amount of leverage. the key question here is, are they willing to use that leverage to achieve their objectives all the is that, but then there's also the point that you mentioned earlier, which is that they're at all about some of the conditions inside the agreement, these raise and all agreeing to a full withdrawal of that forces from gaza. that's absolutely right. and i think that, that disconnect to that significant distance between the americans and these really, that's creating

a pretty high pressure situation for blinking and for the bite and administration. cuz you know, unfortunately we have to view this partially through the context of american domestic politics. and the patients certainly within the democratic party for how the administration has handled the ceasefire. negotiations for how the administration has chosen to use or not to use american leverage over these relays is potentially gonna come to a boiling point this week with the democratic national convention in chicago. so you know, the key a key demand from a number of the protesters from a number of, of, of, of democrats is the, is an arms and bar go. and that has actually reason and popularity within the party . a pull last week showed that 34 percent of the likely democratic and independent voters and swing states would be more likely to vote for comma la harris in the november election. were the administration to a endorse and implement in arms and bar go. so these things are really coming to a head here, and i think if,

if blinking and the administration wants to avoid having to use these uh, these rather serious pieces of leverage. and if they want to avoid what could be a pretty clear and public disagreement at the convention in chicago this week, they need to make a ceasefire happen really soon. and if they don't and if they don't, i think we're going to be facing very large protests in chicago. i think some of those are already underway. i think there's going to be increasing pressure on pamela harris at campaign events as she has already faced to take a more compassionate and more empathetic and fundamentally a shift in policy towards the depths of palestinians in gaza. there she's already been interrupted at events where she's, she's clearly not wanted to talk about this topic, but it's only going to increase the crescendo in a frequency with which she's facing protesters at her own events and from her own party. all right, thank you very much. from the quincy institute for sponsible state crossed eli clifton joining us from new york

the associate hearing just back home with harrison have running mate. tim walter, campaigning in the battleground state of pennsylvania, holding a bus door out of the democratic convention which starts on monday. but the democratic and republican candidates, a campaigning in pennsylvania on sunday, south west and pennsylvania was alone. come along to the attention of presidential candidates. phil allow, has more from pittsburgh this is a very deliberate strategy by the company because they have a lot harvest tables to be saved as they accessible. they hi local. typically what happens is candidates, and this is on true on both sides of the campaign. they fly in on that big flags that goes to a campaign valley with 1012, whatever 1000 many people are there, and then they leave the guys. but what they think it's going to be a winning strategy here. as opposed to harris,

i was to be seen so many folks and so to make these local stuff across because i dropped pennsylvania for the fact that i get them both like normal people like rock solid. you have to kind of things where you have it on the right as you get on the road and they go and make several stops. like what am i to kind of be the part they want it to be intimate. so they've got to stop at several locations, but so maybe like coffee shop. so books, goals. i'm never going to be both of them. i think that will be a real difference between them. donald trump and j. d buns. or come with her as a we officially confirmed as a democratic presidential. no, many of the parties national convention in chicago this week. kimberly helped get reports on that. now hobbling harris is already the democratic parties nominee for president of the united states. but this week it becomes official. she can make one hell of a present. so the democratic national convention in chicago is really just the ceremonial event, vice president connell,

a harris already secured 99 percent of democratic delegates earlier this month. and a virtual roll call vote. even as vice president, most americans still know very little about harris. the thousands of people have turned out to see her on the campaign trail since becoming the democratic contender . so what harris publicly accepts the nomination on thursday. millions of people will be watching a well crafted speech that's warmly received by the american people could have pulled her in the pools, wondering who somebody see it a convention is that the polls improve at least the short term for the party that holds the convention. if that happened, she probably will answer the fall as the as the, the leader in the presidential race. the race is a statistical dead heat. most poll show hair is tied in key battleground states with her republican opponent,

former president donald trump. but i'm like the 2016 presidential race went from round against former us secretary of state hillary clinton. harris is also making history as the 1st woman of color to accept a major parties nomination. super use the convention to couch or trump campaign attacks. tapping into voter fears of a woman at the top of the democratic ticket. i think she wants to introduce yourself positively to the public and to also reassure people that she is not as left wing as republicans are going to paint her as this stages for comma harris will especially accept the democratic presidential nomination in front of a crowd of a during delegates, but it was just 11 months ago that harris was considered one of america's most unpopular vice presidents with an honest, favorable rating of 58 percent. the trick for harris now will be to ride the

momentum of her convention, bounce all the way to november. kimberly, how could al jazeera chicago outside the conventions venue protests against us? government policies, the forcing israel's war on gauze, or has been organized? thousands of people are expected to attend a number of different demonstrations. i'll just there is john. 100 is live for us now from chicago. so many protest expected to take place at the dnc. john, tell us more about what these demonstrations will be trying to achieve. the dried understanding of the site of the 1st of what we expect to be many pro chest throughout the week. and this one might be capable of medic mingles a bunch of topics. it's by a group called bodies outside of unjust laws. and they say that they are for l g b t, right, for abortion rights. and also they're against the war in gaza. and that's where we have something in common with a guest that i'm about to bring in. this is arshad hassan. thank you for talking to

al jazeera. thank you and enjoy the interesting thing about you is that you're in delegate from vermont. you support kind of the hairs, but you also support a cheeseburger. tell me why you're taking that position rather than what some of the uncommitted delegates, for example, are doing which is to oppose the ticket. i respect that as a, as an analysis for how to bring about change. for me, i know that there's a number of issues out there and there are 2 very clear futures ahead of us. i don't think the down from is good for this country isn't good for me and the things that i believe in. so for me, i want to push the harris administration, but hopefully teacher harris, ministration in the right direction. but i can also do that while supporting her and seeing the contracts that's available. and as a democratic strategy, or someone who's very involved in the party, like many people who are delegates here, you probably keep a close eye on, on what's going on within the party. do you think commonly, harris is a better candidates for cease fire at tickets then? joe biden? i do, i seen some movement in this direction,

and right now it's mostly in the way that she's discussing this issue. there's more empathy involved. there's more recognition of the protests throughout here. i think that shows some of the advocacy of the protestors themselves. i would give them the credit for that 1st, but also for comma here, a seeing and you've seen the system of her rallies. you can see some of the recognition to the pain that this issue has caused so many people and why they've come out and spoken out against it. it's another way that she's connected with the democratic base. part of the reason i think that there's a lot more enthusiasm and what are the things we've seen here that we haven't seen it, that the r n c, the republican national convention was there, there. there were small groups of protesters. they were very few protests and one suspects that the difference is the purchaser. actually protesters are actually hoping to move the democrats on issues like the war. and guys, is that a you see? yeah, give them some credit here. we know, and we've been through a trump for years of trump. uh that where he stands on issues and how he badges or does not budge on your shoes. and one of my colleagues that i have worked with over

over the years and said, you know what, i'm voting and putting not just to pick my present i'm. i'm also going to choose my opponent. and that makes a lot of sense to me, not because we oppose commer harris or if she becomes president. but because this is a figure that we can work with, we can negotiate. we can figure out how we can best go forward. that's not available under a donald trump presidency it by taking the position that you're taking, supporting the ticket, but also calling for see sorry, you're taking some heat from opponents you. if you were called a name a little earlier today, it took me a little about that and, and about, you know, the opposition that you see here. sure. it purchased the state all kinds of flavors and intensities. i know that before you know this, there was a purchase earlier today who didn't know where i stood, but knew that i was a delegate and gave me a piece of his mind. and i see this as a signal for intensity. how much this issue has really come into the democratic base and how would people believe it? it's

a strongly he felt really strongly and decided that he had words for me. not knowing much of anything else. turns out i actually believe very similar to him. we have to get out of our weapons that have caused that. we have to push forward cease fire is analysis was that democrats are completely complicit to it at 2 separate. i just see that there's a lot of room for movement through negotiation within our party. and also moving forward to get our country in a, in a better sense, more align with voters in this country, a certain happening we are, we're standing on those sites. we're in 1968 there. you know, there were other protest stuff. and at that time, they were anti war approaches as well during vietnam, there was an finally cracked down by police in the city got a black eye. and so did a lot of people who attended the events just like these to be significantly different. i do, i do not just because of the different time, but i do believe this is different very different there in chicago is a progressive democrats. he understands that i,

i want to throw in here then mayor brandon johnson. deed refer to the war and gaza today as a genocide. yeah. a number of democrats are willing to say that call it for what i believe it is including high ranking officials like americans here in chicago. it doesn't even if that is even as important this. so his stance on this, the way that he is approach government is not so much a top down kind of approach on all kinds of issues. i don't expect that he's going to see is a solution to people expressing themselves peacefully for the, for the police to be violent that don't pick for that as a solution. he sees a substitute. and i also do believe that for the fast, vast majority of the people who are protesting here, awesome are shut, his son. thank you so much for talking to us. he's a delegate from vermont who supports comma la harris, but also it's been working toward as soon as fire in. gotcha. it matches one of the views of the myriad views on that issue that's reflected here in these protests

indeed. and thank you very much, john. 100, we have for 2 coverage from the convention. john henry reporting says from chicago of palestinians sheltering in gauze as ruined survival is not only a matter of avoiding his writing military strikes. israel's latest force displacement from central and southern gaza has costs even more people from vital voices. sources as there is honey, i'll show reports from con eunice or nothing. no, nothing. don't send me. then you get to the here in southern guys. we've been documenting the damaged, underground water, wells tanks and pipe networks as a result of israel. it's ongoing war on gaza, as it nears. it's 11th month. i saw him well enough for the 4 and one to sit on the we spoke to engineer, so i'm sure about the situation in kind units. and that's what the heck up at the bottom me a fee and the damage inflicted on the entire water infrastructure training. gaza on the israel's wall has sticking i had a toll on it for

a single resident. the water share per capita has full and sharply and will reach out 0 at some point on the best of days. it does not go beyond $78.00 leaders of water per person to meet all your daily living in a box full of the 5 major tanks have been destroyed. these used to palm more than 30000 cubic meters every single day. now, what can i go beyond 10000? no, the destruction does not stop with these wells and tanks. it extends to water distribution networks all across the city. but the, you know, the municipalities facing great difficulty in getting them working again, pumping water to the cities residents is now close to impossible. what color, so left to the water distribution network has been intentionally targeted by is ready for us is adding to the list of war crimes committed what people and guys that are struggling to get their basic water needs. one,

the other we stand in long queues for i was hoping to get some clean water manager. this is the gym, suburban, the, my little girl and i are waiting in these long lines under the heat of assigned the window should the me, i knew the notion, we appealed to the whole well to help us at least get some clean water in the unit when i need on while you had the on, we really struggling to find some clean water. we work long distances to find lisel, but it's not sufficient enough for my family. how does the us a little put out to even those palestinians in gasoline who have not been killed in this war, are barely surviving on top of the missiles, bombs and bullets. israel has created kansas other causes of death in every part of the gods, australia, top among them, the destruction of infrastructure and the dangerous health hazards. they create a set of dizzy, all the units of hon. you want us still have for you on the program. the presence of by the roof is saying ukrainian troops of mass thing on his photo,

while ukraine soldiers pushed further into russia. here at macys, seen few, a chinese made electric cars on its road as a trade war with china loons. and on the way and support the well, number one is our center cincinnati open peach. we'll have those details a bit later the, the, the really hold bits of your typically, we talked about the ball comes up through good part of the central leasing. you're also generating the biggest thunder storms at the moment. abrupt really 42 degrees still most uh, which is not quite a reco, but is a long way above average. and that's going to continue for a while. that because we got these high temperatures, we've injecting moisture from the age attic and bringing in a front from the west. this whole area has been full of giant thunderstorms

producing flash. that's the latest to be found in vienna. this is, well, as it says, 100 movies of variables settled about 3 hours. so quite a lot of fairly shallow funding, but pretty wide spread funding as well. this is a repeatable event. i think on monday you'll find the big shelves down the western side of croatia, for example, but certainly moving down towards hungry may be less so to the north of this. but you'll notice this heat to this that they'll graze at $34.00 degrees and they'll grade hangs onto the heat. doesn't get this almost almost until probably later on wednesday. so this whole area is just moving slowly. east within science was greece might get some relief from the heat within one or 2 big chairs. then further west and north and you're got probable or tom, the looking, whether they're west africa still full of very big charles from chad. right back west to guinea. the,

this is the 1st one they saw that we see the real time it's the victims themselves . there's this disconnect between what we are witnessing on social. ready media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a true side of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias who understand what they are looking to see out and raise. the listening post covers how the use is covered. viewing the facts, people with disabilities, they are the most vulnerable groups in is really relentless for asking questions. why couldn't you know the number right now? what is the issue, the reporting from the actual best feelings? and you can also can have the worst out to see it was teens across the world within the local news. i didn't like from documentary when you closer to the house of the story.

the the welcome back. look at the main story is the following. now. 38 palestinians have been killed across the cause as in sunday morning. 15 of those were killed in 2 separate strikes on homes and on the same road refuge account, which is in the center of casa. meanwhile, the us x rays say on to me blinking has arrived in tel aviv to try to help israel and the last agree on a ceasefire. the masters accused israel's prime minister of preventing a deal from taking place and the demo. but the democratic presidential contend to come on the hours of running make 10 walls of campaigning in the battle ground state of pennsylvania. they are holding a bus or head of the democratic convention on monday. and all the stories are

following the number of suspected or confirmed impulse cases reported this year is nearing 20000. the african union says that 1200 of those are reported in just one week. officials reporting a death rate of nearly 3 percent. while the outbreak started in the democratic republic of congo, the 1st cases outside africa were recorded in sweden and focused on earlier this week. economy is following developments from government in the east and the c. it almost seemed like just throwing more cases of info. so can you do this for yourself as i know people here, which is age prophecies wise to know, declared, told it is been officious or was c, i use it for me so i'm not sure. so i'm still very confused and also drama. just holding to the civil society majority before the nice thing is that the white people are coming for the truth where there is no for example, at christmas set up or doing so, why is the origin decision is special?

i will just close each under the 4 to says use the government seems, does it have you been here? be either be this is the general hospital here and some people or would be about this to you don't have to minutes and the level for yourself. so to people here, some people are the knows even have a thought. it is like, you know, think the front of the before coming goes well over the suffered because he's all even affected. they cannot have football bliss was the concrete to, or even the lack of different methods. he asked the government to use sites. i should have thought to deal in talking with the w h or doing some other partners in order to seem to come in and doing some more uh, postal code words and not to deal with this on the ground. here. the little icon is how does it go? most people meanwhile and sit down, the health minister saying that these 22 people have died of cholera. so donna's reported 350 full quarterly cases of 2 weeks of heavy rain. the eastern state of

casala has been badly affected authorities. there is appealed for of an aide, but a conflict as home for the work of humanitarian organizations and then in northern sit down at least 35 people have died into rancho floods caused by heavy rains. officials that saved the needs of those affected beyond the states capacity. more than 20000 people have been displaced by the floods since late june, april logan reports. well, how much in northern sedans, river and now state is known for it's often dry conditions. but this is really season has changed that and said mom's house was the dream home for him and his family. but all that remains of it now is that re, as a result of the torrential rains and floods that's hit the region for the 1st time in recent years when level. but just says the hosted on the bus and go, they came in the morning to see this who re fixing my comfort is that i have

escaped from my life. only the house case remained standing. the rest has been leveled to the ground. the officials say dozens of people have been killed and more than 600 injured. thousands of homes have been either partially or completely destroyed here in apple. how much leaving their owners without shelter. but those in need exceed the ability of the states to provide tents for them with only 10 percent of the 10000 tents needed provided so far. the shortage has forth some to seek other ways to protect their families from more expected rains and floods. let's say they must have had a close out of the damage or loss as a clearly visible to the naked eye, or rather than for less than 2 years, totally exposed to the elements, normal homes or even toilets. i'm trying to erect a set, at least to protect our children from the sheets of the sun. local officials have called them the federal government and organizations to provide assistance. but the conflict between government troops and power military forces will likely make that

difficult. how would i so do it then? let's see um, when we are in desperate need of tents and other sheltering materials, that is our priority. we appeal to charity into money to an agencies to lend a helping hand without delay. a large number of residents now homeless. there are trees in case more rings come about. the damage is not limited to homes, only markets and commercial shops built here in the early 20th century has been effected along with a railway line that was established nearly a century ago, leaving those here cuts off from major trade lines and limited routes for delivery of any assistance he by morgan, alta 0 of the by the ocean, and present alexander location cause as you crane and station more than a 120000 troops on the border between the countries minutes. because it's responded with the military formations along the entire border. but

a roost is allied to russia. location because as the border is heavily mind, that'd be huge losses for ukraine if it's false is try to cross what the public school out. so this kind of escalation on the part of ukraine is an attempt to push russia to a symmetric actions. for example, this is the use of nuclear weapons. for sure, ukraine would be very happy if russia or belittle was used tactical nuclear weapons, that they would be happy because we would hardly have any allies left. no countries would ever sympathize. and secondly, on nuclear weapons, the world has a negative view of these. so the ukrainians want to push this possibility. they want to push russia, who could defeat russia? ukraine cannot do it. the who can was the west natal. we myself and president putin think that need to would then get the green light to invade russia

without hiding its intentions. with pro tools as your body as lauren alexander location cause comment. she is reporting from laska, the strong wars and warnings from the val are russian president, alexander lucas shan't go for officials in cuba. during an interview with russian tv, alexander lucas shinkel highlighted the fact that this is a critical time in this conflict. and that if the 2 sides don't sit down and negotiating table, things will only escalate that that will result in the destruction of ukraine, the fellowship president. and make it very clear that this situation is only going to get worse, and that it will leave no choice for russian officials to resort to using their tactical nuclear weapons. these threats are coming at a time when russian forces are trying to maintain it distance from the ukrainian ones along the border between russia and ukraine occurs for region the incursion. that's what on going there since august 6 has seen some heavy fighting and has led

to the back to ation over 200000 civilians. and that's still continues. now. the russian defense ministry saying that they continue their evacuation process and that's who they are trying to cheap as the ukranian forces at base. they haven't given us any up to date in terms of updates in terms of tactical things that they've made. but so far they appear to have maintained their positions in the course retail stores as avari, l g 0. moscow and allies could tell police in keys. now we've moved on you cranes, reactions, location, because claims about troops on the border to accept the constraint. cuz it knows with this come as a surprise to ukrainian government devoted color does announce that there's been no change in ukrainian military disposition. the russian border there of always being ukrainian units that since the beginning of the conflict itself, the roost has the military alliance with the russian. so the ukrainians have always kept military force each day as a precautionary measure. and as a precautionary measure,

motorist has actually done the same as itself and has had military units on its border as well. now there would be times where they move the additional units to the northern part of the border with ukraine. way ukraine conduct anything cushion into russia on august the 6th, and that also was a precautionary measures. now, there is nowhere near a 120000 troops that ukraine has on the border. they just don't have those kinds of troops to spare. and you can tell because in the next, so that's the things are actually being must be pressure and they're retreating and they're treating to tubs where they do volts to lose the east. they're fighting desperately to control the east in doing this. and the russians are fighting desperately to take it. so there's a huge battle there, and there's certainly not going to have a $120000.00 troops. single, devoted to doing pretty much nothing. so at the moment, the previous,

the saying nothing particular much has changed. alix gets helpless out to 0 chief as well. patients are being turned away from hospitals in india or unless it's an emergency because of nationwide pro tests, health workers are on strike off to the rape and murder of a training don't to any of this month in a government hospital and called got to talk to say they are not being protected by the government. the victims on says they would let down by the authorities. for the moment, after the incident, the hospital's assistant superintendent called her mother and told her that her daughter was not feeling well and asked her to come to the hospital. the superintendent hung up when her mother inquired if her daughter had fever. when her mother called him again and asked about her daughter, he said, am i a doctor? on the 3rd call. finally, he said, your daughter has committed suicide. from john to kamara is director of the center

for social research and chat with men of women. powell connect and national organization of women's groups in india, and she says that in these institutions, affording way short of what needs to be done. hey, this is absolutely hold on the softer 2012 which was made by a case and the order were on the street even for just happened in the villages in dealing with the 40s on india gate. i know again, i'm insane. my tv looks like that. nothing is changing in the country. so this is a, what are the outrage people have agreed is the homeowners of doctors. it could be so young doctor, she was inside be honest with businesses. and i have what do you, a small dog? she was great. you know, her eyes were fun to compose, you know, kind of be better for the body boys. but baby go broke the from doesn't understand how much brutality can little didn't pick them women. and then also of course we

start to time and which look like the state of them are just trying to in some we are more helped. you didn't want to learn the mitigation to warm plus the hi for those kind of go. so then that you was this, the geisha go to ca, unfortunately now the sleep of india has taken to the business of this case in beverly here, we want to just assume it delivered. we don't want to got it. we don't want people to, i mean, when our prime minister on the bill for independence from big for me to statement saying that this will be to say, this is a doctor input, but this needs to be implemented, introduces me to function. you already have feeling them and we have measured the mission. probably many have remaining time. is the state commissions for the 200 commission? nothing. yeah. but you know, all these institutions, i'd be a nation. it's super easy. they should be part of these doctors. i'm not, you know, i'm the sick doctors, i'm not be justified in saying that the, the really, you know, we, why don't about they don't see the doctor's face, but yes, i'm leaving. not do my duty. yeah,

definitely to not do emergency services. so what did happen to the patient? what will happen to a country is that, um, it has system which is already or lady very weak. so this needs to be the only thing i can get all i'm punishment has to be given in thailand. the youngest prime minister has been sworn in it's a royal endorsements. there are many, many a wondering if 37 year old pet hometown should've what can emerge from the shadow of her father. a full of prime minister who still a huge influence. tony chang reports from bangkok, keeping it in the family. tony prime minister this past and present text in a pet hometown shinagle, arriving to her royal until some sermon beaming with pride as any father would with tanks and allow his daughter to take the lead. as the sermon he began, however, who was the youngest prime minister in ty history, who took the spotlight? the royal decree confirming her appointment,

carried into the hole frustrating herself in front of a pull traits of the king. thailand's a constitutional monkey reference to the throne is obligatory. pri, this as it was also present hosted by the constitutional court last week. it's a risk she to may face, but the family name carrier is considerable clouds when no one else can connect and speak to that m keys in the party to the s o basement above them and to the people that support them. so this is the risk that they obviously willing to take off to the ceremony accounts to meet the press. once again flanked by senior m. p. 's in coalition leaders or young head at the front of a willow machine. and diplomatically the new prime minister told out to sara that

she listens to her father. but she's also keen to child to her room codes. i hope i can. i asked him for advice and you tell him that i want, but not all the top 24. so unlike that because it's not possible. so i have my own person and a half by on things and my own goals that have to be achieved for the future. she will have a few days to enjoy his success with the economy performing poorly and the political votes is circling. so have to produce results for the policy elite is now beginning to leave. and that's going to be the next job, assembling a cabinet, a one that works with the ruling coalition to establish some kind of stability. after all the people inside politics of the last 2 weeks. tony chang, else is there a bank of a trade well between china and the european union is moving china or is officially complained about a you terrorist on its electric cause the you accuse is china of unfair competition?

one of the wells main con, make cause ones. the terrorist removed step voss and explained all this now from biling, the chinese electric cars for sale. and you're also making power house b, y d. a chinese car giant opened this shop invalid 6 months ago, selling a message of being green and affordable chinese eaves have become increasingly popular in countries around europe. thousands arrived at bram, i have from last february. but sales have slowed lately. in july, the impulse provisional service up to 36 percent on e b 's from china. it's using it of unfair competition for support and companies with large government subsidies. while countries like font in spain are the main support this of this move. german comic is selling millions of cars every year in china. i'm worried about the trade for and this is just like it. so these terrace do not tackle the real problem. if we want to improve our competitiveness,

we should look at energy prices, agreements for role materials, and that is what brussels should look at. imposing terrace can cause a trade conflict. and that company in europe's interest, nor in china. everyone will do so. china has amounts. we tell you 3 measures against the you by imposing towers. i'm calling you back and forth in brussels. doesn't change its position by november. when a final decision is expected to many also fee as a tablets will have a negative impact on its climate goals, which include having $50000000.00 electric cars on its roads by 2030. it's not a good here for electric vehicles in germany. sales are expected to drop 14 percent off, the government decided to stop subsidies. and while brussels, if use this china room and a z o b and markets with cheap import, germany says that without a fees from china as quick transition to green a cost won't be possible. you search by the q institute shows that by imposing tablets,

the export of chinese costs will drop by 42 percent and sales of ease within the e. u would be affected by higher prices, $6.00 to 0. being consumers benefit from chinese fiscal spending and is and so for, you know, you can say for it for good, good purposes for you, not supreme transition, but then again, you know, subsidies distort markets and, and so they, they may have long term consequences on production and labor outcomes here, here in the you and that's why these, these measures are in that sense they are just, well, negotiations are ongoing. people hoping to buy an affordable electric cost may soon be disappointed. again, step 5, some l 20 willing. i want to bring you on the nissan island along the smoldering icon is 19600 pain cinema is died at the age of 88

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with the assist on the head. so it just seems to go away and 7 minutes into the 2nd home, they would level it up and move it, she would think equalizer. and that was also how to finish one more of the final school pray, meeting champions, mentions to so do you have kicked off a new campaign with a to know when of a chelsea. it's time for bridge. the prizes for guessing who sold said he's opening go earnings the hollands missing in the 18 minutes and pay $40.00 out as men the lead for the home. so i had the chances ago was this a loud city defended resolutely to hold on to the advantage. cities of odd the skis before laid strike from the tire coverage. chelsea old boy and should all 3 points for this team looking. so when the record extending lead title in a row will have to behave like we're attempting to see. so especially in the bottom . so when i like to see the team in the bud moment, because today i said we're going to sell for a moment. so how we do it together,

how help each other induce the most important thing with the find that big teams is the best moments how they are together. and again, in the moments or software we are composing, we did i just said, i think that the 1st one was, was a was good. unless the research that we don't like to use, i think in the better 4 months was that are we compete for me in these moments probably against the best team in the world. we compete for less part of the game. and similarly, for some moment, we were even better a dutch giants. i asked to be seen english since easiest take off the suffering, the 2 on the fee to newly provided mac number the in the you to the v c. i x that actually 119 in a row against neck for dog coming into this one, but that run is finally come to name young funding. bad heading home the winning the 1st minute of stop. it's time at the end of the match. no problem. so i see us rivals and kind of ducks,

champions. p is the only service we felt behind to had our kids l. miller. but that was pretty much the last thing the home. so i could celebrate an own go level methods for p. s v. even messic the unfortunate. yeah. and then things would worst for basic and the whole team when you're on bucket yoga, sort of the big deflection, the hand, the visits is the need. they've entered the school again to make a 31 and continued a perfect start to the new season with 2 windows from 2 fellow. that's john's fine old also showing good form early on in the new season. they failed to win last week, but made the mistake this time around. final thing and black here, hammering picks bullock 51 away from home for the goals coming in the 2nd off, including a brace from 70, although human is over in origin. see the book. a genius pulled up a 3 to win at home again. son, lorenzo visitors laid it off time and so it moved them humanise equalized 5 minutes into the 2nd half in some style by phillips that she then handed bucket the leading

the loved banana stadium. before we go many intel made it 31 san lorenzo, put them back in stock arena sutherland could deliver the performance of notes on sunday. 2 not well. number one, a gets to be on. take out of the cincinnati open the, the russian, the fee to the polls. 6363. and we already sent me final in ohio. both of them are looking to we may 2nd find some of the season next week at the us open. sutherland cut one, the straight in open to any of this you? well, it feels like is the frame choking when a jessica by the i has moves 5 points, cube top of the moto g, p right as standing sites, the victory at the all street and growing prius, v, italian 7th race. when of the season. the also won the sprints on saturday to age ahead of time for wonderful same all team. however, there is still a long way to go 9 more rates and still to come. lucy's. when today's fantastic rain yesterday was fantastic, we just needed the position by the lifetimes. we did this weekend. the and jorge

are incredible. so i think most of that a soon as page was fantastic. we've on some of the races and how to get to but we had just 5 points leading, so it's clear that we have to improve the sprint because he's very hard get, have, don't know the difference on the d. b will to from says david, the vet, so has won the check, most is what he's supposed to be a title, the frenchman hits an extraordinary anytime. the pol final run a 60 full disability on the 3rd was one of 9 in sundays round as it relates to a search to $23.00. and the overall fed insure to full so officially for the 27 year old in prague and on the women's to a lower, and kaufman appears to be unstoppable right now. the american is taking victory in the women scottish oh can for his 2nd cycling 3 weeks. she also won the canadian women's opening late july and coughing, winning by full strides here and booming up nicely. hannibal women's open next week

. the final nature of the and that is all the sports needs full tonight area. thank you. on out of film style on zillow was a legend of $1666.00 these european cinema. he has died at the age of 88, sometimes referred to as the french, frank sinatra, that all became a controversial figure in the last few years. the tasha butler looks back at his life and career. it is smouldering, looks and intense gaze shaped out the laws aux invading one of frances most famous actors, born in so outside paris and 1935. he had to turbulent childhood as a young man. he served in the french military and indo china retaining the piracy prevented, smacked as he took him to the cannes film festival. it was bad that he was discovered. his 1st starring role was opposite jim and actress wilma schneider, in christine and 1958. despite having never trained to snap to the most chrisman, they thought the screen and cap should schneider's heart. the 2 had

a stormy notify the last 5 years is rolling purple nude based on the 1955 noval. the talented mister ripley won the little international fame. he went on to star in a range of films with realism, comedies against the films, including the 1967 movie. the some is the only full screen was just as colorful with high profile romance. susan policies. he married once and had at least 3 children, some of whom were involved in a family dispute as a, his k. and then heritage of to the law, stuff of districts in 2019 and then they was the support and friendship with french veteran for right politicians. your marry the pin, the, let's some people in the film industry to protest against and all being given, frances highest award. the national don't know, i didn't on re palm do in, can controversial and talented, brooding and out spoken of to more than 6 decades in film. dental,

a cinematic legacy is fascinating and complex as the mind himself. latasha butler, i'll do 0 paris. that's it for the news hour, but i will be back with another hour of news for you in just a couple of minutes. a call for recognition from next it goes into the dentist community say, march to mexico, capital to mark international day of indigenous peoples. this is not us integration . this is a way to put this thing. let the government know that we are there are around 70 different indigenous groups which make up 15 percent of mexico's population. most lack the influence and resources to make decisions about their own community. we go to health centers and we did not care if one of us has to change that denied public transmission from that time that we are asking to be made visible. there's an underlying large project being promoted by president elect, cloudy, of shame,

phone, which promises to enshrine into the, the rights and customs of indigenous groups in mexico. incoming president space is a big challenge, making a difference to these communities that had been pushed to the margins for far too long african stories of resilience and courage. i gave him the way of the tradition and dedication to the best sort of stuff that was going to go to short documentary, sky african to make it on the white 9 and the book to make it african direct on. i'll just see here a week the look at the world still plays me stories. what kind of response can we expect from china? if tech talk is in the best fits in economies and smooth businesses,

how time cube is wide, economic problems be addressed? strongly be fixed to understand how it affects d. 9 south asia is growing, but employment levels are actually fully. why is that? counting the cost on o g a 0 or the the hello, i'm sorry i'm the was the welcome to the news our life from dell coming up in the next 60 minutes. no laptop in israel is as choice across gaza to attacks. and darrell by la kills at least 15 people the secretary of state makes another visit to israel to push for a sci fi deal that have mass accused as prime minister benjamin netanyahu of