to intelligence, how does a, i hate the laws of war? we're talking about a technology that is built on the basis of concentrated surveillance. power, like the world has never seen the studio b, p a. i series on a just the, you know, the . ready know that's often israel's strikes across garza to attacks and the out of the killed at least 15 people the carry johnston. this is all just there a lot from the also on the us secretary of state makes another visit to israel to push for cease 5 deals. a mass accuses benjamin. that's in yahoo, of obstructing agreements plus john henry and outside the democratic national convention in chicago. were protesters are gathering for the 1st major

demonstration of the week. and the better routes in preston says, ukrainian troops investing on his board or ukraine soldiers pushed put them into a rush, the beginning gauze, the entire protestants time it is continued to be wide towns by it's very strikes imagery, operation shows no sign of letting up even as the us secretary of state arrived in the country to push for c spot for a family of 8, including 6 children were killed. but in these rarely destroyed hit the home while it was sleeping, its act took place and down below them in the central positive garza. that's where about 1000000 people are sheltering. in total, 38 palestinians had been killed by isabel across the street since sunday morning, or the hospital in northern dallas or associates, run out of fuel handle likely be forced to close on monday for think patients

nights risk. israel has severely restrict to the entry of life savings, monetary aid, medical supplies, and fuel into gaza. since last october of coverage reports from out of 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 significant care for patients and wanted people of those people's yeah, cannot provide me because care as, as there was, as a beautiful teenage of a few was. so they cannot read the hospital all they cannot read beyond the lines is we spoke 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 on surgical operations, $56.00 and total has been perspiring. 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 the city. also stage of a fuel for what's happening pads is live. yeah. and then nothing does the strip. and in this hospital it will be shut down. it will be a medical get task for freight. why the computer? i just need a northern goes a script. all this time is around the latest, forced to displacements from central and southern guns that has come to even more people off from vital water sources. just here is on the outside reports from con. eunice has nothing to wonder if you don't listen to me, then he 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's ongoing war on gaza. as it nears, it's 11th month, i saw them well enough for the, for the month to sit on the we spoke to engineer,

so i'm sure about the situation in kind of units. and that's one of the merlot heck, up at the bottom. a fee and for 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 mold the 30000 cubic meters every single day. now we cannot go beyond 10000, i know 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 are 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 in 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 and is your, this is the gym. so been the, my little girl and i are waiting in these long lines under the heat of assigned the shit that let 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 bit out of, 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 guys, australia to top among them, the destruction of infrastructure and the dangerous health hazards. they create

a set of dizzy all medina to connie on this. so i'm ro, is direct to a planning, was owner of the you, an agency for palestinian refugees. he told out just the arrows, that's the only solution to causes what's across. this is a cs fine. so there's a whole range of us and connects and says connects problems here that we're dealing with, which means the only solution to it is, is rarely a ceasefire. we've got, we previously have massive issues with fuel coming in power in water wells and hiring the southern ocean plants. those have recently been ease but where we're left with a whole raft of, of other issues. the massive damage that has been inflict said on the water and sanitation infrastructure over the past 10 months, the partial supplier for ms. riley was the lines on, on, on, on our ability to bring in spat off to bring in the chemicals to purify the was it

with a friend from a lack of, of chlorine right now. and in terms of the daily grind over a 1000000 people now crammed into the middle era, this isn't an area that's built to provide services for the many people. so the water points simply on hair. and when people continually move from one place to another, the what's up point is the bullets of providers have to follow the browser. it's incredibly difficult to for, for them to get access and to us and other ortho providers and gaza to ensure that access when people are on the move. and they're on the move in the midst of a very heavy complex as well. and very heavy on bottom. so not only is it difficult, it's also often very dangerous to us secretary of state antony blinking is in israel. his 9th trips the since the will be got in october. well, this is his latest attempt to push for an end to the war. blinking is due to meet is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu on monday, us cats on egypt. se and bridging proposal has been presented to israel and the

mass that closes the remaining gaps from the ongoing cease fund towards the we can expect you to travel to egypt on tuesday. the media items are set to resume that talks on the cell who has more from the jordan's capital. i'm on remind her that she's the because the he's really government has banned. i'll just from reporting in israel. and its latest statement from us says that israel is obstructing the tops by continuously adding new conditions to the proposal on the table says that they want to go back to the original framework that was outlined by you as president joe biden. at the end of may that the group had responded to on july. second is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu back in july, had released a list of non negotiable, but he called red lines. going into these negotiations with, well speaking on sunday, benjamin netanyahu has said that his role is willing to make compromises and mediators who are now up, the pressure on him, us and yes, yes. and want,

instead of on these really use emphasizing that diplomatic and military pressure could be the key to forcing him us to enter into a deal. now there are talks and negotiations that are still going to be ongoing this week in egypt and capital where there will be and his really delegation present. but we also have to remember the us secretary of state anthony blinking is set to meet with these really prime minister on monday in order to apply that zip automatic pressure on netanyahu in order to get him to soften his steps. there had been several reports within his really media citing anonymous officials saying that while there is a lot of optimism and while there has been progress that's made is really official . should lower expectations because it's not exactly know what is going to happen. but none the less, both nets and yahoo and how much have maintained their red lines into these negotiations, saying that they have major sticking points, how much as they want to see a complete and so the war while it's in yahoo has said that he needs

a guarantee that the war could continue to substitute as you know, i'm eli. kristen is a senior advisor at the quincy institute for responsible states croft. he says the question, facing antony, but it can is what you leverage the us is willing to use to ensure a safe spot to. and 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 an emissions inside gaza can actually achieve in terms of defeating him off. and they've also stated or vice president tamala, harris says, stated, i should say after meeting with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that of a cease fire would inherently involved 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 settled 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 his really 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 is really 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 and caring a bomb in tennessee has died off. it exploded, a possibility was slightly injured. all the bloss cost significant damage to a truck. the identity of the man is not yet 9. is that the police are investigating

the incident. the democrat took the presidential candidate, colorado harris says arrived in chicago and if at parties convention. early on sunday she was campaigning in the battleground states of pennsylvania. the running of 18 wells is considered a swing state. it's an actual college votes could hold the keys to the white house . federal trump is set to campaign in the state in the coming days. harvest will be for me to declare the democratic nominee at the convention in chicago live in protests, the head of the events which starts on monday. people demonstrated against the us supplying weapons to israel. so it's one goes to the testers argument cease by the quoting for arms and bone. good. some also demonstrating against economic and equality and went back to reproductive rights. designated area for demonstrations

has been established. chicago is home to one of the largest posting an american communities in the us area, john henry and the spoke to one that had a sting, an american about why he was demonstrating in chicago or what brings you here. yeah, so my dad immigrated here from palestine when he was 18. i've known the occupation and the hardships that goes to means a database throughout the years since 1948 leading up to now the, you know, genocide happening in gaza. and so i'm here today to do whatever i can and whatever capacity i can for the people, innocent people by 3000 people who are dying right now. and you're here protesting at the democratic national convention. is it safe to say that you won't be voting for formal errors? yeah, i would say, as of right now, my vote is not with pamela harris. um, i hope that that could change. um, somebody is open and you always have in your mind, james, i think what it comes down to is whether or not you're going to take a legitimate stance against the country that's acting out and the whole world sees

it. that's why we have a unit un, and so when america goes against the un and systematically vito's various treaties and various positions that the whole world wants to see, they're called for a permanent use while you're in gaza right now. so no more women and children die. i think that it's important that come about that and until she can do that, joe stein will have my vote in joe stein is with a green party. so it's 3rd party. and you were saying earlier, you think it's important that 3rd parties in the us grow? yeah, exactly. i don't agree with all of that. the green party has on it's on it's a plate. but that said, i also don't think the green party, you know, would you to me when you have the chance at this stage in 2024 to be 50, into your auntie. but that said, i think it's important that we make this our year to start putting our effort into other parties. so that way we can build those up over time and hopefully that they have a chance that's to democracy. having more candidates on the ballot for voters that you're not the big machines winnable parties to choose the ukraine submit it to the

sizes activated. a defense units in the capital to a pallet tax by russia. he says they were engaged and on monday morning, witnesses have reported the hearing loss on the outskirts of keith. meanwhile, the russian strikers killed one person in a village and assuming region. now, where are you printing forces the ocean incursion into russia earlier this month? the strike destroyed the home on sunday. kidding. of 33 year old man. 3 others were injured. the man, so several of russian bombs have struck the village in recent days. but it was seen the pricing that ex onto the constraint. the claims ukraine has stationed more than 120000 troops along the border between the 2 countries. because i think a one of the border is heavily mind. describe the cranes movement as an aggressive policy. what at 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,

the use of nuclear weapons for sure you green would be very happy if russia or below bruce 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. who can cause the west nato? we, myself and president putin think that need to would then get the green light to invade russia without hiding its intentions. what about at the top of us is in k easily is more on ukraine's reaction to the constraint because claims about troops on the board to accept the look. i think it was announced with this come as a surprise to ukrainian government the voted go 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. but the roost has the military alliance with the russian, so the ukrainians always kept military policies. they as a precautionary measure. and as a precautionary measure, motorist has actually done the savings itself and has had military units on its border as well. now there are being times where they moved additional units to the northern part of the border with ukraine, way ukraine conducting a st cushion into russia on august the 6th. and that also was a pre course me mission. now, there is no way near a 120000 troops that you paid has on the border. they just don't have those kinds of troops display. and you can tell because in go next so that the printer's actually being must have the pressure and their retreating. they're treating to tubs where they don't want to lose the east. they're fighting desperately to

control the east in the next, the versus a fucking desperately to take it. so there's a huge battle there, and there's certainly not going to have a $120000.00 troops sitting on the border doing pretty much nothing. so at the moment the previous, the saying nothing particular much has changed. alex gets helpless out to 0. keith . so the head, hair analysis era who reports from google in the eastern democratic republic of congo, the country at the centre of a growing and fox outbreak. and pots of northern sedona under water. why conflict is humphrey efforts to help flood civilians is the its toronto had its which is the day on record he has today. now we're not receive a piece of that. i don't think the wet weather is being taken slowly eastwards,

but this eastern side all kind of there is too pretty wet. just see ernesto. they are on his way up to newfoundland stewart just to back to hurricane, which is surprising, considering high fondles, which is the us, is generally a fine looking picture that i'll certainly shop being built in the mountains for the dance, the plains where they become quite big giants after, as a stretch given the prairies are canada. western side is still halt, but san francisco is 23. looks fairly, wasn't seattle, and the same is true in vancouver through central america the which is whether it's probably going to be for like costa rica or panama. there was charles elsewhere, but not extensive biggest ones, possibly in cuba. the pacific coast of mexico has been very wit. recently those channels are costing streams. they were all used to south america, the seasonal ryans here take a day off. as you can see, the drive, i can fix you through columbia and venezuela rosshouse trying to fold down through peru. but we have to jump a long way sites to see some really act to whether or not with the se to present,

or you require where these are inevitably good to be. joining thunderstorms once a day is cutting down a little bit, but it's to 12 degrees with americans, more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us wants to keep the war in ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after israel's war on causes a quizzical look? good us politics. the bottom line. we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict. is the human suffering that the reports are? we brave bullets and bombs, and we always include the views from all sides. the, the

book about her mind about top stores. now this is ready as strikes and goals are kidding in time time. it is of palestinians. family is 18 shooting 6 children were killed as they were sleeping in the center of the us text. just stay on to the blinking is instead of a to try again to push as well to agree to cease fund. i'm asked as a keys, israel's prime minister, putting up obstacles aimed at tilting mediation efforts to hire a sense of roger's chicago to, for me to be, to create the democratic presidential nominee. that had been protests, the head of the convention, against the fight with ministrations decision to supply weapons, to as well demonstrate as a court in for an arms in bog, only as well. so don's health minister says at least 22 people have died from colorado. the country has reported 350 full color cases following weeks of heavy

rain authorities that have appealed for international aid. ongoing fighting between the army and permits, rapid support forces hamper the work of age groups. and the northern sedona. at least 35 people have died in torrential floods caused by heavy rains. officials say the needs of those affect to the beyond the states capacity. well, the 20000 people have been displaced by the floods since late june, even more than the pulse of the will. 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 hid the region for the 1st time in recent years. when literally just says the bicycle,

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 remain standing. the rest has been level to the ground. 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 tense for them. with only 10 percent of the $10000.00 tents needed provided so far. the shortage has forced 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 the set, at least to protect our children from the sheets of the sun. the local officials have called on the federal government and organizations to provide assistance. but

the conflicts 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 and to money to an agencies to lend a helping hand without delay. a large number of residents and now homeless derek risk 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 the number of suspect to the or confirmed impulse cases reported this year is nearly 20000. the african union says 1200 of those were reported in just one week. officials are reporting a death rate of 93 percent of the outbreak began in democratic republic of congo.

the 1st cases outside africa were recorded in sweden and focused on earlier this week. on the icon is the following developments from going up in eastern democratic republic of as the sewing more impulsive. can you do this for yourself as i know people here, which is the more age prophecies wise to know, declared what we thought it is been official or was a c. i is appropriate. i'm not consistent this. i'm still very confused and also do how much is the holding to the civil society majority to people denouncing the people coming for the truth where there is no, for example, at christmas set up or doing so, why is the origin decision of special? i will just close each under default to use the government seems does it have you been here? be? i mean this is the general hospitality up and some people would be about this. do not have to admit that the level so, so to people here,

some people even have to do that. you know, think the front of that before coming doors well over the stuff for to get these all even affected. they cannot have football plus was the concrete teacher, or even the lack of the treatment to be honest. the government could use sites, assured that 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 how to deal with this on the ground here on the icon. boma digital project for people adult to of to so the gay is the world health organizations advocate regional emergency direct. so he says patients need to report symptoms immediately the most so i guess the thing is to develop this sort of bottom system in order to reject, to the gauges of the as possible. and also those cases of detective to isolate them from their family in order to avoid

a transmission from the case to the people that i do not have that infection yet. but have, so we need the welfare to get to the international community in order to mobilize that associated, that are available in order to be addition on vaccine la countries, but also being a big, the capacity to those countries. and in the past, we are working with a company of the big affected, so fox w, so it has office, a load of 54 countries of the african continent is of our countries. we have team of technicians before that i'm working with the minister of have input to be bashful, this intervention for the company about already 5 possible of community trust me, some like movie and data. we have stuff up of the capacity that ended up working day and i did the promptly but i should, i believe it is not enough. and we want to increase what we are doing already. if

there's anybody in your bumper, off the top uh some a bit of some of the one that looks like the macbooks asked me to distract from the document yesterday. they should the image i'm looking for the have alternative face and send in here. i think it turns away from hospitals unless it's an emergency because of nationwide process health work because our own strike costa training adults who was raped and murdered earlier this month in a hospital in the cold content. they're promising to continue protesting until this justice for the dr. victims on says or for it is let them down to the full last was a moment after the incident, the hospital's assistant superintendant 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. and donna kamara is chad women of women, that power connect to a national organization of women's groups in india. she says the country's institutions are failing when the case is absolutely horrendous. after 2012, which was needed by our case and the, or were on the street even for just happened in the villages in dealing with the 40s on india. and, you know, again, i'm in same mckinney looks like that. nothing is changing in the country. so this is a, what are the outrage. people have angry to leave home to doctors. the could be so young doctor, she was inside be honest with businesses and i have what do you just wonder? she was great. you know, her eyes were fun to look for different kind of be there for the bad boy, but baby go broke. he doesn't understand how much brutality.