to the forbidden real part one, the birth of i've done cinema on the just the protests in chicago just hours before the start of the democratic convention with cumberland harris is set to be confirmed as the policies presidential nominees. the no, i'm sorry, i'm new, my z, this is alger 0 life from del house, a coming up on the program. the secretary of state calls on him, asked to accept a proposal for a ceasefire in gaza saying these right prime minister is agree to it. then israel is continuing, it's as strikes on god's that killing 9 people in the l shots, the refugee camp also coming up this now cracking down on non governmental organizations. stick around with the fargo funds more than one and

a half 1000 groups, including the red cross. the democratic national convention is getting underway in chicago. in the coming days, campbell of hires will be formally appointed as the democratic presidential nominee for november's election. she got the backing of the policy off the job i didn't chose to drop house of the race in july. i did is giving the main address to the policy say for later on day one is beach is expected to focus on his administration's accomplishments. an outcome of the hires would continue. that was if she's elected present in november. but outside the convention, thousands of people have gathered to protest against the war on gaza. demonstrates as a using the occasion to demand a ceasefire and arms and bunker, and also demonstrating against the policies around the economic injustice, reproductive rights and climate change. so we have correspondence covering this

from across the city, inside and outside the democratic convention. short, we'll get more on the protest. gabriel alexander is following that, as well as john henderson that stop by with. kimberly how gets she is in the convention center and joins us now. what's it like in there at the moment? kimberly or yeah, well things are just getting started here on the 1st night here in chicago and there's a lot of anticipation for one of the main speakers that will be on the stage behind me this evening. and that is the current president show by that. and this is going to be a better suite moment for joe biden and the party when he takes the stage later this evening because you have to remember joe biden was supposed to be speaking on the final light of the democratic national convention. instead, he will be speaking on the 1st night of the convention and he's going to be talking not about his legacy, but instead about why conbal

a harris is the one that is now at the top of the ticket instead of himself. and it won't be about the past, it'll be, we are told about a future and about why she is the best person to lead this party moving forward. and why he decided that she is the best person to be the head of the ticket moving forward. so it is going to be a bit of a bittersweet moment. we understand that his daughter, ashley by then will be doing the introduction. we also expect that the 1st lady, his wife, dr. joe biden, will also be speaking. we also know that the 2016 nominee for the democratic party, former 1st lady, hillary clinton or secretary of state at one time as well, will also be speaking. so we are a tips of heading that it will be a very busy evening with a lot of high profile speakers taking the stage. all right, thank you very much. kimberly how hit following developments from inside the democratic national convention center. meanwhile, gabriel, as all new joins us from outside,

the conventional to tell us more about the demonstrations there and gauge. just explain the nature of these pro to us. is it quite a homogenous sort of demonstration? is it more of a collection of different groups of people who are you seeing that we're seeing a hey cross section of society, quite frankly. young people, retirees, and you're seeing christian muslim, a catholic from all different religions. and it was a really beautiful protest for the entire day and it remains peaceful. however, a small group, i want to say a few dozen, and then you have a few 100 more have actually got right here to the barricade the united center where kimberly is that we just heard from her is just on the other side of that parking lot over there, through this fence, this is the 1st security fence for the protesters got to they've reached a couple areas. you'll see a guy on top of the fence there. they've reached

a couple areas. it's all been pretty peaceful, but a couple people through a couple of water bottles and she says that they're being thrown. and now more police have been brought in here because people are angry, quite frankly. and that is what you're seeing is some of that anger, right? now, so we have a little bit of a stand off, i would say with some of the protesters you have reached breach this been just a couple meters down there. the police sort of pushed them back and now it's just really just a stand off. and that's what we're seeing. seeing a lot of people, it's mostly young people here. i would say a few dozen and then a couple 100 others just kind of watching from a side here. the main protest to march if you will, that we were covering the last couple hours. that was several 1000 people more than 10000. they actually have left here and they marched back to the other part. so it just give you an idea of what exactly you're seeing here. but we've been hearing for people saying that they are angry,

angry that this genocide continues to go on angry. that it is, there is no cease fire angry at the image they see on the news, particularly on social media, the young people, images of civilians being killed and gods. and so i think you're seeing a little of that anger portal over here. just a little bit as protests right now. thanks so much gabriel. on his on the let's have to john henry. now he's that are now the protests outside the convention center. and gabriel, just describing their sense of tension among protest as once the atmosphere light for you all john it's a dramatic con trash here i am at the poor people's army march. it's about to head shortly toward the united center. but what we have here really is a people speaking about the issues that they're protesting about a lot of the oxygen in his res gets taken up by the republican and the democratic presidential candidates. but there are other candidates who are out here talking

about the issues, and some of them are talking directly to the protesters. i have jo stein here, the presidential candidate for the green party and tell me why you came to this particular approach. yes. yeah, so as, as you can hear, going on behind us, we hear testimonies from people who have been marching for actually almost 2 weeks . they have march, almost a 100 miles coming from milwaukee wisconscin to come to the d. n. c, to basically protest for redress of grievances and that's what we'll be doing just in the next few minutes. but what you hear people talking about is the desperate lack of housing. many of the people here are actually on house, on the desperate need for health care, on the poor quality of our schools, on the debt that people take on if you're going to go to college or even technical school so that they can have a secure job and you know, not to mention that the military is consuming half of our congressional budget

costing your average american household now. 12000 dollars this year alone. so we have a government that bought and paid for by the biggest, you know, bankers, billionaires and, you know, fossil fuels, the war industry that are buying their policies. but what we're missing here are the things that every the people need in order to have decent lives. and one of the big issues you see a lot of protests here addressing is the war in gaza and on that subject. there are a lot of people here in the uncommitted movement who are out here industry to don't want to support the democratic candidate. but you actually have a position on that that they might agree with. tell me about. yes, absolutely. and there's been a very wonderful dialogue over the course of the past several months. in fact, because the air of american and unless i'm american and the students and all those who are really concerned about this risk genocide, that is on rolling on our screens every day. there are so many people. in fact,

the majority of americans bike poll after poll, want to end this one, an immediate diplomatic solution. and they want a candidate who will do that, who is not taking money from apax, who's not taking money from the weapons contractors and who can actually stand up and say, no, the war ends. now, prior presidents have done that for much less of a, of a, you know, catastrophic situation with far fewer dest dwight eisenhower. and then ronald reagan stepped up, they made a phone call and the war was over. so it's a, it's a problem of israel, but israel's, just a surrogate here for us policy us is paying for this. we're providing the weapons we provide the diplomatic cover. so it is entirely within our peer review to in this unbelievable genocide. right now we just have a couple of moments what i want you to address the frustration of being a candidate to close these views. i'm a lot of the people here, you know, should be or support or should name. uh yes, and i think the more people that find out from us, the more who become our supporter,

so there are many for whom genocide is red line. and then there are many people who have not voted in 2021. out of every 3 voters did not vote because they don't like these corporate candidates that are rammed down our throats. so it is a time of discovery. go to jill stein, 2024 dot com and find out about a people powered campaign that really can deliver what the american people need. well, thank you very much for just interested in talking with you just, i'm the green party candidate for president here. this is her 3rd run and she's hoping to gather support here and she is addressing the protesters directly very much. john has been reporting to us from chicago. the us secretary of state has revealed that israel's appointment. it says accepted a so called bridging proposal for a cease fire and gaza on to me blinking has been holding talks with benjamin netanyahu and other officials, intel aviv on the cell, who has moved from georgia,

his capital i'm on because he's really government has bad alger 0 from reporting inside israel. for the 10th time since the war on guns that began us secretary of state anthony blink in touch down in israel, his latest visit aimed at applying pressure on his really officials to agree to a cease fire deal. blinking day began with a meeting with israel's president, is occurred song in which he said this could be the last chance for a deal. this is a decisive moment. probably the best, maybe the last opportunity to get the hostages home to get a ceasefire. and to put everyone on a better path to enjoy peace and security. and for nearly 3 hours blinking sat down with prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a meeting the premier described as positive in

a statement from his office that's in yahoo says he reiterated israel's commitment to the current american proposal on the table, which he says takes israel security needs into account blinking then met with the country's defense minister, your wife gallano, stressing the importance of diminishing the chance of further escalation in the region that could emptied efforts to secure a deal. before he left israel to travel to cairo and cut off on the next leg of his shuttle diplomacy blinking, reveal that israel's government has accepted what the americans are describing as a bridging proposal put forward by mediators last week in a very constructive meeting with prime minister netanyahu today, he confirmed to me that is real, accepts the bridging proposal that he supports it, but in gaza, palestinians have been casting down on any american efforts to encourage israel to agree to a cease fire as the army continues. it's a tax payment via visa,

no hope from america, nor from is right on evasion for 10 months, american pressure without any result. last sunday, we used to be of asian from america. and israel evasion that's led to more than 10 months of war and killed more than $40000.00 palestinians. the us secretary of state is now calling on him as to also accept the latest proposal to secure a ceasefire. deal with the palestinian group has already said the current framework includes new is really conditions and is not in line with the original proposal outlined by us president joe biden. back in may have the said who just eat all a man. well, how mazda is responding to news is around his agree to the latest proposal. the group spokesman us on the honda and said this will only agree to the implementation of jo biden's proposal, which we agreed to

a few months ago. he's writing these have retreated from issues included in buying this proposal, and that's, and you always talk about agreeing to an updated proposal indicates that the us administration has failed to convince them to accept the previous agreement to. and while mediation is a pushing for us, these 5 is riley, is killed at least 35 palestinians in gauze us since monday morning. the latest dry kit, the shots, the refugee camp in the north of this trip, killing that these 9 people, all their attacks and the southern and central regions of cause or of killed mostly women and children. emergency crews say they are struggling to reach all the victims trapped onto the russell and then in gaza city there's been another round of his ready bombing that was an as strike and these are carrier in the north. the dead and wounded were rushed to the on the hospital and it's really warplane has a private vehicle. the one entire family was inside for were kills and another 10 have critical injuries and were brought to the hospital. our team is still in the

field searching for more victims. some are torn to pieces and the remains will also be brought here. i'll just there is hand out of order. it has more on the strikes from daryl by the in central gaza. is there any error strikes, continue across the causal script, starting from the gulf has to see where that is, where the forces 9 palestinians in a sauce at refugee time going to the southern parts of the gulf of city in the western parts of the newness work is there any forces targeted the us that a num, so we districts where at least 6 palestinians were killed and 15 others were injured. now this comes us, this report is says are pushing up towards the western parts of the community. and we see at tons present in how much, where there has been evacuation orders for the palestinians to evacuate the area. but every spring to the back 2 weeks is there any quad comforters,

are directly choosing those policy news. all of this comes a mid, a risk on the policy mean, hospitalized in the another. and parts of the causal strip as committed one is in every up a collapsing in the next 24 hours if they do not reach a fuel and medical supplies. and it's worth reminding you guys that it. and in the past couple of months since the rough crossing has been closed and the sense that is really forces took over the philadelphia cards or there has been no medical supplies entering the gaza strip. and not only that, even policy and use who are in severe need to travel abroad and to receive their treatment would not leave the 1000 trip. send them up to hospital garza thousands of ukrainians have in order to evacuate the eastern city of blue cross and russian. all me is on the 10 kilometers from its outskirts. it's one of ukraine's made defensive strongholds in

a key logistics hub. and they've done the ask region around 53000 people living the portuguese thrush and much, i mean, it's extremely frightening. impossible to sleep that night. drones are in the all the time today when we were leaving it was terrify. we barely got out present, wrote them is that landscape says that ukrainian forces are continuing that operation and rushes kursk region. he says keys now controls move in a 1000 square cologne because of russian territory. so and so what i just felt like the for o active defense evictions across the board as well as prisons and the ability to defend his territory from such defensive actions of as a very telling how proactive preventive defense is the most effective count of the russian tierra causing significant difficulties, the aggressive state us that talks to end the conflict in sedona, progressing in switzerland and delegation from the bottom military rapids. support forces is, is attending the discussions in geneva. but the all me is been

a no show since towards began last week. so don's government said it will send a delegation to kyra for discussions with us and egyptian officials. we are very concerned about ongoing attacks, also on the very credible reports of abusive civilians. and we will continue to push the rabbit support forces to apply to accept and abide by their commitments under jetta and their commitments under international humanitarian law. as well as a pushing for a national association of a violent cit, national cessation of hostilities. it would be easier to work on the national cessation of hostilities if the army sent a delegation. but as i said, we're going to continue to look for both unilateral steps from the parties as well as agreement. it's operationalizing what we see a watching alger, they are life from del,

almost still to bring you. we hear of assets in the democratic republic of congo to contain the sprite is a new, more infectious variance of impulse. it's been the, was just the aid was because the nice of nation says 218 count in 33 countries. the lower that will start down on the way a windy op thing moved across the very cell, bringing some heavy rain across southern parts of australia. so gosti powerful winds as well. and it will remain rather slowly as that thing pushed its way towards victoria and pennsylvania. with some showers in southern parts of new south wales as well, could see some showers as well, causing its coastal areas of queens. and i'm looking into southern parts of w a and it is a laundry fine. and toy picture for much of

a stranger with the temperature is continuing to rise across and we'll, we'll see temperatures picking up as we go towards the weekend, across the se, sidney sink $25.00 degrees celsius, the sunshine dominating through to 1st day. and it's looking most settled with sunshine across new zealand. the temperature is all set to come up here if your showers on winter reflects here in that on choose day. but it is looking more dry and bright on wedding stay. now for east asia, we've got something of unsettled weather once again, dominating as thanks to a tropical depression. moving up the yellow sea, i'm going to bring some very heavy rain to the korean peninsula. over the next few days, the heavy rain continues to draw as well, from northern china, down to the south by wednesday. once himself coerced into toy being on the coffee plantations under intolerable

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campbell hours will be formally confirmed as the fontes presidential nominees and november's election president jo, advise, and is set to give the main address lights on monday. thousands of active as the gathering outside the democratic national convention in chicago to protest against the concept other issues as well. small number to call through police barricades and has been detained. the i know of the top story us actually say, asked me blinking says israel's prime minister is accepted, and washington's proposal for cease fire and gaza. he's been holding talks in israel v m, i suppose when someone comes and says the group will only agree to the previous proposal by president joe signed in several months ago. so the democrats and organizing that presidential candidate in chicago just slightly. republicans did audi a month ago. here's what happens next. the 2 main candidates will face off in the 1st tv debate on september 10th, president by his pool 1st debate performance we can, his candidacy. hire is the former prosecutor is expected to challenge trump more

effectively. he has proposed additional debates off to that pulse opened on november the 5th, around $244000000.00 americans to cost that balance. but the voters in moving to thousands days will be able to vote as early as next month. on january 6, congress must certify the election result. that's usually a routine event, but it was disrupted in 2021 by trump. supports is. 2 weeks later, the new president will be sworn in on the steps of the capital in washington. earlier we had from louis navarro, he served as presidential campaign manager in chief of staff for joe biden. while he was a us senator, is saying cumberland harris will need to use the convention to chop around pos, vice president harris has the opportunity to re introduce herself as her own person in this, in the course of this can rich. and so i think what she is going to want to do is

to strike and tell them regarding how she is focused on the future moving forward and especially around the issues of personal freedom. and also the economic successes of this administration. you know, which are top of mind for most folks. i don't think that this is really election in which either side has the ability to pick up voters from the others, a base of support. i think that there is a small universe of independent voters who have you, who consistently he sort of sit this out until homeless the very end. and in 2020, those were independence and, and even a small, very small sliver of republicans who made it, who made a significant difference in states like arizona, georgia, in addition to a highly energized democratic base. where has clearly happened since my since president bind stepped aside and endorsed vice president harris is the democratic

basis energize and you know, so that is all to vice president harris's benefit or the number of suspects and confirmed impulse cases reported this year is nearing 20000 the outbreak started in the democratic republic of congo, but the 1st cases outside africa were recorded in sweden and focused on earlier this week, victoria gate and the as more on the story. thousands of people in the democratic republic of congo, d o. c, a suffering from these lesions that caused by impulse virus from the smallpox family, the flu like symptoms and posts filled lesions of killed hundreds of people in the d o. c. and that scoring many others have been up to one of them. i would like someone to help us, otherwise the epidemic will spread further. many people will die and we will infect the children who are at home in the near. the world health organization has issued

its highest level for and pokes. have to be africa centers for disease control and prevention called it a continental emergency. and you strain known as played won't be, is causing the increasing cases, enabling the virus to spread faster, a wider than ever before. it's being detected and all 26 provinces of the d. o. c. and the number of confirmed infected people has risen above 16000 after years of conflict to being forced from home, isabella now has to do with his sons, potentially life threatening illness. and i am displaced with my 8 children. i woke up last week and noticed my son had about fever. we came, he and the doctor said he's suffering from the impulse of virus. an ongoing rebellion in the east of the d. o. c has added to a shortage of medicines in a health care system that was already struggling. the world health organization estimates played won't be close. 3.6 percent of the police effects much higher than previous strains. the communities health minister is hopeful that after years of

dealing with outbreaks, the d o. c will also be able to do with the m pokes emergency news of home, or dippy is going to countries promised us of vaccines will be in japan and the united states. i hope with all of my heart the arrived next week, $3000000.00 vaccines cost $600000000.00. once we have them, we need to use them. i mean, we can't waste a single dollars. so far, 12 african countries have recorded cases. others have been confirmed in sweden and pakistan and international surveillance operation is underway. after the world health organization declared a global health emergency victoria case and b l g 0. we take a nickel rog and now the government, there is out old one and a half 1000 more civil society groups. the move involves confiscating assets belonging to religious groups present. daniel or tigers intensified as clag down groups accused of breaking the law of to anti government progress at protest in

2018. john holman, has more from mexico city? well, monday, the nicaraguan government out the 1500 non governmental organizations. what it said is that they haven't fulfilled their obligations, especially related to releasing financial information, including to do with donations. but in reality, this is part of a trend in nicaragua. the really started in 2018 in which president daniel tega and these administration climate sounds on protests against him. and the government in that context continues. ever since, more than 5000, no government groups, media outlets and private universities have been closed since that opposition political policies have been banned at some latest have been sent into j o x. so the same for the catholic church clergyman joad or sent in to ex,

so hundreds of thousands of people have fled, especially to neighboring costa rica. and what it's really left in the country is a sort of black hole in terms of descent. but also in terms of information on the situation, especially as independent media, like how cells are effectively banned from nicaragua at the moment and connecting report from countries outside like here in mexico. and it seems with announcements and decisions like this situation. there's no getting better in the could i work with the government and president daniel, take out or any comforting demo. and the situation is getting worse, john home. and i would just say to mexico, city and all the news, the united nations is organized to solidarity. stand in southern lebanon, or 21. paramedics have been killed in his riley strikes since october. the number of the tax has increased since, as well as targeted killing of the top has bulk amanda, and they would southern suburbs. so in a 100 reports,

commemorating sanitary and workers who lost their lives in conflict. 7 and a single is very striking, this village in southern lebanon in march, the united nations came to the side of the attack to hold the solidarity stand to mark world humanitarian day. this has to stop. the un resident coordinator said, well, calling for international humanitarian law to be respected. so today that is why we're here. we're here to underline that humanitarians are on the front lines to monetary ins are there to provide assistance and protection to civilians. we need to ensure that humanitarians are protective and that civilians are protected. 21, paramedics have been killed and this really strikes since has been launched attacks in solar there too, with the garza in october. and while the warring sides have largely confined or a text to military targets, civilians have been caught in the crossfire. $130.00 killed so far more than 20