of the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm sammy's a dime and this is the news out live from dell coming up in the next 60 minutes. the head of the u. n's. nuclear watchdog says the same price is a drone strikes the roches coast nuclear plants, the is right, the attacks across because it killed thousands of palestinians while the engine struggled to find doctors and evacuated hospitals. as well as, as it counted down to an operation in southern gaza to free and off a captive. edwin man is now back in this row, bangladesh,

millions of people who remain stranded on one of the worst slog seems decades and the vaccination campaign against them. false and the democratic republic of congo hits the road block. i'm trying to control school with the school to us open champion. no joke of which has a record of the 25th grand slam in these sites. as he begins his title, defense, the head of the you and you can't watch, nobody's warning of the risk of a nuclear incidents in russia's co scrooge, and often visiting a nuclear power plant. the pro 5 groceries says he's all traces of drone strikes at the facility. moscow says it came under attack off the law and ukraine launched its

incursion into the region 3 weeks ago. that has been activity near here. i was informed about the impact of drones, how he was shown. some of the residents goes and assigns of the impact they had on a bart from that to the fact that we have as i said military, mtv d. a few miles from here, a few kilometers from here to make it. yeah, i mean media at a point of ident, ukraine says it now controls almost 1300 square kilometers. and 100 settlements in the russian border region of coast. it's false is have captured nearly $600.00 russian soldiers and staging a surprise incursion on august. the 6th, russian forces have been fighting for weeks to repel the offensive. the ukrainian forces are also reported to be attempting to force the way across the border with

russia into battle gold, according to messages on the telegram up in russia, hundreds of ukrainian troops of attacks to check points, but will go to a boat as the coast region while you're training forces are occupying russian territory, your trains president says the entry of it soldiers into that area is aimed at preventing further attacks by moscow across the border. and on the ask russian forces have been building up to push back ukrainian troops on the east in front line. input croft, ukrainian city is a center of coal mining. got a key logistics hub in the region. we have correspondence covering both sides of the conflict. alex gets helpless, is in the ukranian capital kids, the 1st adults and jabari who is in culture 12 in the coast region of russia. so 1st of all, what can you tell us about the situation that was the latest ukrainian claims. they've captured almost $600.00 people,

1300 square kilometers of tower tree. well, it's heavy. their rush of defense ministry has not commented on the claims made by kids and the they continue to maintain that position that they're repelling ukrainian advancements in this region. so this is something that has been ongoing, this battle of the narrative, and certainly the fighting continues and we're hearing those reports from locals in various settlements of near the border in the pers region with ukraine that the bottles continue and the civilian population is continuously being evacuated by russian officials, nearly a 130000 russians that live along the border and the curse region with ukraine has been evacuated and over 30 civilians have been killed so far in the fighting. so there's definitely a serious escalation and concern here about the situation that is taking place along the border just beyond all right,

what do we hearing from russian from the, the russian side about how the dealing with the situation in belgrade on as well as they have said that in fact, evacuated a number of a settlements in the belgrade region, and that they are now no goes on. so even have to understand that it's certainly a very serious situation. belgrade declared a state of emergency late last week. and that situation continues. we understand that force months have been sent to that region and disappear in population also there continues to be evacuated. but belgrade has been one of the main areas in russia along the border with ukraine since the start of the war. in february of 2022 is the same. the most assault from ukrainian forces in the cross border uh, showing that has been ongoing between the 2 sides. and that is exactly why russell grossi was here today. it's per child because this nuclear power plant that is

located about 6 kilometers from where i'm standing, the curse nuclear power plant has been on the receiving end of it. some of those drone attacks launched by ukraine, according to the head of the i a he has it received credible information and he has seen the evidence. russia has provided that to confirm that there has been drone strikes near the curse, the pre a power plant that he was very much alarmed. he was sounding a very concerned the saying that this curse could be cleared. power plant is very different than other power plants around the world. it is a power plant where the core nuclear reactor inside of the facility is not protected by a special stove. as is the case in most nuclear facilities. the only thing that is protecting the co nuclear reactor and curse, the power plant is the roof of the building structure itself. meaning if there's any kind of military activity anywhere near at the risk of an accident, if is serious, instead it is very, very high. rosco groceries,

but the date speaking to russian officials and we understand he's going to be making his way to colored and broad, where he would meet with ahead of those out to him that is rushed as nuclear agency where the 2 men would discussed. not only his findings, but also as the best options about protecting these 2 nuclear power plant moving forward. and he did say that he's going to travel to cube next week, or he will speak to you, created officials. and also convey has concerns about the safety of nuclear facilities in this complex. all right, thanks so much dose of jabante that in russia. now i'll just here as alex could topple us, joins us from ukraine's capital, kia. so 1st of all, let's start with how vulnerable does the situation look in belgrade from the cranium perspective, what we're seeing here or proving attacks. these are attacks that are launched by several 100 troops each, but 6 to come up with as

a pulse. now ukraine has been very, very good at several things, certainly probing. it's going to be russia and also trying to exploit. so if there's a successful local success by a few 1000 people, a few 100 people and that works, then they'll throw more and more units into that and try to exploit that success moving forward. but if not, then they'll pull back trying to avoid casualties. so it's very much trying to also keep russians guessing on what, what the next move from ukraine is going to be. because the coast incursions started again with only a few 100 people. a couple of dozen vehicles sort of small, but because of and success was exploited and move vehicles more member pushed in. and we have the situation we have now for, for us. and the alex, how significant of the, the russian announcements that they've captured all the live co

the lift good has gotten backwards and forwards in the fighting. it is, it's a small hamlet effectively. but what is interesting is this right on the firing line. is this a continued russian of bonds as they drive forward? now it was being photo, but generally when somebody's taking this account for attack, so you're never quite sure who's controlling it at any given time. but a lift is now behind the advancing russian lines of roy lines of moving west. and of course the russians are now pulling up reinforcements. i mean forcing their position to continue the assault not leave early continued intensify it. president zaleski is announced that he will also send and reinforcements from his side, the defense of across, obviously being t here. the russians need to take it. the trainees need to defend it's an old, a fight and will take place around that. but of course, the russians could continue forever at this high flight tempo. sooner or later the few weeks. they will start to run out of steam, the trainings know this,

they know they've got to be able to resist for that long time. but will they? let's see, i think so much that's alex gets helpless from key if possible. if i've got an hour is a defense unless then column is full and the via goes, i tell you, joins this lie for must go now. but have you with us the 1st to hawaii and concerning is a common spinal file. grossey of his talk about signs of drone strikes around that nuclear facility include a that he says that the previous saying that they saw it there. because right now the front winds are speed and they are rather unstable, but they're far off. all kinds of drama. 3rd, from the matter of course, knew where bob brown um doesn't seem to feel free. is there extra trying to reach it? or trying garage?

sure you pack it with of course it's a dangerous no, he's a or a. oh boy, the alarm bells you because of course a dangerous situation. them be yeah, yeah, there's in the course girls this or they are so cool about but they are much more vulnerable than what you're what you're reactors like. those in the as about ours. yeah. or in the, in the, in japan, the, to run through what, where, what was the rate went into a meltdown. but this caused a total disaster. these are what be your 3 actors. and of course, she wants to emphasize, don't go anywhere, anywhere near, and you put a rafter, because this could be any mistake me to care about results. 50, how much concern is that in moscow overall? what's happening right now in belgrade with a push apparently by you finding forces to take that region to well,

these are the border sandwiches for the time, be the situation. the mos on part of the, from the courts can build good is right now, not fully and russians favor of you create, you have to be an issue there. of course, russia has the initiatives in the south and the dung boss. so both sides are kind of going part of each other. there is still a possibility that you bring as i may try to expand their course, which said, i'm actually going with syria sources in you bel, go read over the border and maybe out of course, where they have a bridge had to right now it's just kind of the end of august, so there's a week to a month, a month and a half of the good weather dry, good weather for mo bile warfare. and there's a possibility that you agree as may be getting another major effects. that depends,

of course, on many factors, including how much reserves the wash has been announcing that is captured or live k is the kremlin making. a point of showing is not going to be distracted. so no matter what happens elsewhere, it's going to be focused on the areas where it's been making progress as well. yes, that was a political decision from the very beginning of the craig in the faster in the course of president bush and said that this will not distract this from our main object, different and above boss. and so both sides are timing on different firefly. and so it'll be long from the way the when the other side is burned or begin to riyadh withdraw forces from one place to put them in another. so right now they're kind of working each other out of receipt for going to bring 1st and that's the very valid situation. of course,

it will end somewhere in october when the autumn range from mann and mom, low bar warfare of that comes to us. all right, thanks so much. 5, a 5. good. how from the why is that to the now israel says it's free. the captive doing is operations in central and southern gaza. at least 20 palestinians have been killed since they are the house of tuesday . most of the victims were killed in that homes in fun. eunice ty, residential blocks, have been reduced to rubble allow the attacks dogs fitting the site on the refugee camp in central garza, the mcgraw is a refugee camp and gaza safety will also bummed overnight. very few medical facilities left functioning and gaza to treat the wounded by the how critical one of those loss hospitals left is along side and data by it's been forced to evacuate now by these right?

the army view and says only 11 percent of gaza has not been given an evacuation order. honey, my mood has more from the side on the in central golf. so this is really military current out here at tox overnight. across garza city, this central area and the city of hon. you is just causing further civilian casualties in causing your level of destruction to residential buildings and public facilities in almost all means of life. for an already display, it's been a traumatized population deep over another attack than the central air. and most of the rest is you can look to the murder of a whole entire family. that's the father and mother and their children. almost simulate any of the another family in han, eunice was targeted and killed and buried under the rumbles of their home. it was not until 10 am in the morning were civil defense. the crew members of paramedics were trying to remove bodies of from the under the rumbles and those who might have

survived these relentless attacks being white in gauze and city. this really matters. we had talked another with the residential go, they've been destroyed all of it, which until after noon, hours of duty, the paramedics and civil defense, the crew were working tirelessly to remove bodies of from under the rebels. all the transferred to allow the baptist hospital the only remaining operational health facility that is running at the lowest capacity possible. the risk right now as we keep hearing it from medical to staff across the golf industry, particularly from this hospital behind you left the hospital is the lack of medical supplies, necessarily necessarily medical supplies, which of the pain medication. and sceptics, something as simple as subject is not available at the hospital to use by the doctors in the medical this off to intervene and to save lives and provide a proper medical and medical treatment for patients and injuries inside the

hospital. it now is for all sides it free, the caps have during its latest minutes the opperation in southern gauze, and it says cod for honda accord the was recovering in a complex rescue operation. i'll just here as a non com joins us now here in the studio. sorry a month. first of all, what do we know about this captive? well, he was rescued from a tunnel in the rough uh, which is actually kind of an unusual because obviously real for his own, the kind of narrow to the egyptian side. so it's, this is a kind of an operation that was going to be politically sensitive because of the negotiations are going on right now in the money, right, exactly. so this was going to be a very difficult, but we don't know a lot of the details coming out of what this operation has actually meant. i think we all going to realize that that would have been published in killed in this. we've seen this in other operations, it's a product that's a key question. i was going to size that we saw in june that operation to take back

some of the captives. and it involves allegations of a very high cost and recklessness when it came to palestinian lives. have any idea of what that aspect is looking like in this operation? nope. for this operation specifically, but um the uh, a 108 is right. he's still in captivity in gaza. now that's of the initial $251.00. the we're actually captured on october 7th and the bag guide for home cuz it was actually captured on october. the 7th is what last $36.00 of the so many already believed to be dead, according to the is really ok. so they know that this is going to be a very difficult operation to try and get these people back a life because they're really confirming people the dead in various operations. and it is really targeting that has killed most of those people with haven't sites. but it's now back to the safe spot. it's now back to the trees. the end of that week,

long truths in november. that lights so fall to the law. just release. always ready to cancel, right, fine. yeah, a 105 released and all the other operations have go a few people out. but the cost, like you say to the palestinians and to these raise is right using died in those operations. they know official operations to get people out in the hostage families form the umbrella organization that actually looks up to the families and advocates for them says a ceasefire is the only way forward and that cease fire isn't happening these negotiations. they all going on right now. but as well seems to be stolen and as well, it is under a tremendous amounts of pressure from these families to get them out. and the families are clearly saying and have said for a very long time, a cease fire is the only way out. tom, no doubt the family of this captive will be relieved, but the overall picture, when we put all those numbers you write be pointed out for us,

the number that of actually being released in operations versus the number released in deals. and the number killed by is rated operations, number of his regular caps has killed in his ready operation. all of that. what does that mean for the pressure that's coming on the nothing. yeah. who guffman from families of captives? he's with standing that price. so he's very good withstanding that price of because he still has the backing of that fall, right. coalition government, the, he is possible that coalition government isn't going anywhere. so he's able to play hardball with the families and the people that are advocating for a ceasefire to get the rest of the people out. however, that is a groundswell. also a porch for these families now coming from of the politicians. we are 326 days into this world today, trains in 26 days and they're all still captives in garza, that is, that is

a stock specific the manual who really does need to pay attention to. and this is why i think we may well see some sort of seatbar soon because of this pressure, but then yeah, who has been very good resisting this precious life. all right, thanks so much im on con, in the united nation size is no longer able to deliver aid in gaza because of israel's forced evacuation notice. 16 such orders have been issued in august alone the most in a month since the beginning of the war view and insist it is not withdrawing or suspending operations in the strip. its main facilities are in the central area where it is raining ministry movements off forcing people to flee. gabriel, that is on the reports from you and headquarters in new york to troubling scenes from debt or a butler as desperate palestinians are once again forcibly displaced. after the most recent evacuation orders by these really military, over the weekend. for most of these people,

this is one of numerous times they have been displaced, the sick and tired are not spared history. so appliances people were seen evacuation orders that are on the move they, they don't know what to do to they stay to the way. so that faced with impossible choices, according to a senior un official, israel also ordered un personnel running at operation center in general butler to evacuate immediately on sunday as well. the u. n. staff had to find shelter most are now in our my wasi. but because of the evacuation orders on monday, the us and was forced to hold all of their aid operations. and it's unclear when they might resume the you and relief and works agency for palestinian refugees known as unreal on monday. continue to keep their shelters and health clinics open, but under difficult circumstances. while the rest of the un system and gaza is

paused and what we're talking about is the one who are being embedded in places. so if it, if they are there and they're able to help, they will help and they will distribute, we're not able to move people from point a to point b, we're not able to go find us. there is no, it's a fine safety. it's very limited access to monetary and resources because the humanitarian operation is also being displaced within needs that back to ation, windows and the humanitarian response. it is being completely strangled unlimited. our ability of what we can do for you and was planning to roll out its polio vaccine in guys a later this week. like given the new evacuation, borders and uncertainty on when the un can again, resume normal operations. it's unclear when or if the un will be able to

distribute them gabriel's on to i'll just need a united nations in new york, luis wall to reduce a scene and communications officer and spokes. person fond ross joins us live from the way that in gauze. a good to have you with us. first of all the you and i say that it is 8 operations of had to be stood down to be the high number of evacuation or does, why did they stand at this point to yeah, so the last 48 hours once again has been completely unprecedented in terms of humanitarian response, be area you're referring to the creation or does in darrow bala, we have un headquarters, the we have you and offices you and accommodations. oh, given these very dangerous orders and the imposing miniature operations saw had to to leave this area. they were forced to flee this area just as populations are forced to play this area. and while they do this and why they reconfigure operations, this does cause

a pause in the response we're able to provide to the population. but one thing we need to be clear is that the un is, yeah, the united nations is present and goals of the operations have not stopped by any capacity. we continue to do everything we can. but as i said, this is completely on president. it's situation here every day. there are new rules that were new challenges that we have to find a way to walk around. and we will continue doing so to serve the population and just of people and guards of louisa while you are being forced to pause. why does that leave people's humanitarian needs food will to even the need for medical attention when hospitals have to be evacuated to a medical stall. and yeah, i mean people, he didn't need everything, they have needed everything. so the last 10 months is nothing short of a struggle to, to provide what people need you to because we don't have enough age. we don't have enough supplies coming in. we don't have enough access to distribute it to people.

and as we say when these displacement orders are issued, the 1st thing the hospitals and health facilities have to do is take care of the patients, take care of this stuff. you know, they have to relocate patients to safety and lose medicine and all of that delays us providing services to the community. this is a challenge we have face for the last 10 months. we keep reinventing the response. we've had health senses completely destroyed. we've had health senses damage, we've had health centers in these evacuation areas and we are opening new ones in other areas. we are opening medical mobile medical points. adults has in us as a even going to 10 to 10 and offering services. we're just doing everything we can to make sure the population has what they need, but there's only so much we can do if we do not have enough supplies. if we do not have enough medicine, you had in your earlier report, doctor saying, you know, they can do what they can for patients and then dying of sepsis. there are so many

people dying in gaza from things that can be treated. people can be saved, but we do not have the means to do this for them. we do not have the means to operate to our best fillasy. we also understood this being announced and by doing that, they've had to also pause vaccinations. how long revalue about of a rock that even more rapid rise in spite of disease. as a result of that, we have had the fast confirmed case of polio and 25 b. as in the gaza strip this week and a 10 month old baby. we are doing everything we kind of more helpful than a zation uni, says on, on rush west, and we've partners to stop this vaccination campaign as soon as possible. we are expecting this to start in the coming days. it's the $640000.00 children under the age of 10. we need a humanitarian force for this to happen. we cannot that has any children under a sty for the bombs and it strikes. we cannot vaccinate children who are being forced to sleep or running for their lives to buy mean, you know, with or without families, $17000.00 children,

an estimation to be separated or learn in the gaza strip. we need a better situation for the population to the monetary is to work on the we need to monitor here. we are severely lacking humanity for people and gaza. they deserve to have back seeing these children's is up to be vaccinated against polio. they just have to have water, they just have to have food, the so many basics, right? so they do not have the need them now, right, well luis, we understand that looking at the number of evacuated action orders this month, i think the highest since the world began. only something like 11 percent of golf is not under the evacuation or there's a lot of people now running out of land. they can. they can go through a camping out by the sea on the beach. what does that mean? feel your operations going forward. a yeah, we had someone say this week,

the only place left for us to go is to see you cannot see the ground. if you look in barrel butler, if you look in con eunice, you cannot even see the sign anymore of this. so many people confined to one space . it's, it's desperate. and this also means the humanitarian area. we're able to function in the amount of time we're integrations. of shrinking to it it's, it's nothing short of a challenge. but as i said, you know, only uh, we have stuff here who are part of the space displaced community. they are going to work every day. they are doing everything they can to. so the communities do whatever they time for the children and the families that determined to key operating as long as possible. i'm not so we can do, we need better circumstances. we need that to access. we need more supplies, but we will continue to do everything we can here on the ground. thank you so much for sharing. your suspects is luis will ethridge the senior communications officer with hon. he's right, the army is car, 1000 and striking,

told caught them in the occupied westbank killed at least 5 palestinians. 3 of them teenagers as well, says it was targeting what it called and operations room in the north chums refugee camp. and is right, the striking the same area last week killed 3 palestinians. about 50 is right. the strikes have been conducted in the west bank since the status of the was elsewhere, and the only vide westbank is ready. sightless shot dead, a palestinian and wounded 6 solvers, such as attacks palestinian homes in the village of why they are haul near best to meet him in to pay people with taking the hospital straight these living in is illegal. sacraments have been carrying out an increasing number of attacks and they occupied westbank since the warren and gaza began. and abraham spoke to witnesses and the village of why did a halt in the occupied westbank. or i'm standing here in the village of where the it has and this is how close the legal is really supplement of

a fraud is to the palestinian community over here. palestinian said that they believe that the settlers came. so this roads over here talking palestinians throwing rocks. but not only that, as we were walking along the street, we've seen the bullets cases that would fired at palestinians in the village of whether it had it's any keep it. so it was also southern, there was heavy shooting all around here. we heard the sounds of bullets and treadmills hitting everywhere. it was chaotic and we didn't understand what was happening. i tried to smuggle my family from the other side of the house, but my brother and his family was stuck. this is the morning house of 37 year old city. he had a father for whose life has been cut short during the attack. we speak to his friend, we need, who was with him until the very last minute. because i ask who's called with the settler, started throwing rocks at him and the nearby homes you've been with us. the car

moved towards night as long as he walks they shall see me in the back. he didn't do anything. he was a good man. may he rest in peace? the settlers wants us out of outlines. we want leave even if they kill us. o palestinians do not only have to worry about it, it is really supplements that have been taking up their lands and resources, but also of subtler violence that has been taking the form of more organized groups that are often carried out from indian is really supplement. i'll post like this one behind me that but he just eat all the occupied with the bank palestine. this time for the why the hays rob with news of a tie food heading for japan, stifling sand shines a bright peak strength. now you wouldn't think so by looking this video, but that's because we are far enough away. and it, it literally does on peak strength. it's just, it's like a windy day and a very small island, which is just about here that becomes open but will voltage the strength will continue,

is moving very slowly. it's starting to turn towards the northeast and is 1st protocol is going to be pretty close to kind of stream, or i think it would have lost some strength by this point, but it still got winds full cost of a $175.00 calories is proud that's damaging whitten's, it's carrying waves of $10.00 to $11.00. meet just with it. we're still talking about a city close to the water of course. so the risk of storm search with those ways is the enter venture rain seems also quite likely from this point on boards at least off to, to know if he was these ne, which will lose a strength wash. this is a when it starts to drop. so it goes over she code through our and we think which means hid ashima remains all these north, west and flank and we'll get edger fix the 3 day full cost. but he does, she is. if you like with an when the for friday, then it goes away for saturday and sunday. now the storm itself will carry on. they have a home shoot with increasing wheat this, but more of that, as it happens,

i said i had an al jazeera kind of that puts the brakes on chinese electric vehicles instead of what it means for the 2 trading partners. how long running sanctions are affecting the ron's health care system? and posing a big challenge to the new president, kind of told the story of the baseball plan coming out to both themes in the same game. that's coming off, says joe, the the cloud of nuclear war, separate press. what if this is the beginning of one of those accidental wars? what is this the beginning of the end of life? because we know from the horrors of recent history to the rising card threat apocalypse maybe discovers the impact nuclear weapons have funds to vanity or failure to keep him out of the safe is by sitting down to the individual on the

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you're watching out just say the time tony kept the headlines. now, the head of the a nuclear want stories warning of the risk of a nuclear incident in russia's coast screech and also visiting a nuclear power plant that bind grossey says the sol traces of drones strikes me of the facility. at least 27 palestinians have been killed in his writing, the attacks on gauze and sincerely. as of tuesday, many victims were targeted in the homes and con eunice for quiet residential blocks to be reduced to rubble. as well says, is free to captive during his latest mitsy operation in southern gaza, says cod sort of handle fabi was recovered in a complex rescue operation. but when men's medical condition has been described as normal, french fries into manual, my call is restarting tools to select a new prime minute stop. the he rolled out, naming mon from the left is the new popular from coalition. that's despite the airlines winning,

the most votes and the snap election last month. the poll left front with no policy able to full mclean majority in parliament. left wing policies are cooling now to street protests. a shock alonda is a senior research fellow at the global policy institute. it joins us from some model in france. good to have you with us. so we look at and that what's happening now, socialists are saying they're not going to participate in any more talks to form a government the leader of fronts on about is talking about in teaching micron. the greens are calling for street protests is from send a political crisis. it's because it's all a mess and complete mess with my code decided to go to stop, but it should be 40 was gary sided a situation instead, before he had a budget running to budgetary g. but be, you know, we live up to 280,

and 270 in peace. and he was able to full, my boss is with somebody bought on a ride. some people are on the left and cos, which is patients. this time a we have free blogs which are pretty similar to the national from the left and the central role with. 3 a few risk of become 60 at ease of d, as us is no longer living in a box. either left is domino, but all the other bodies claim that if they're left on a government, they would got to bring it down within $48.00. so that my call say just because of that, the deal to be a stable government. no, he refused to appoint someone from the new bullshit of frog by claiming that they have pro 1st that they will be unable to get your budget to do for the program. and so the program is totally opposed to the body sees,

has been carrying out in the last 7 years. so now we have a situation e s to find a by minister who can form a government to look by and get to the becky from the because he was, oh, being the other big gamble. it was just hoping that maybe the government subsidies, the social democrats, which the overall will just print from them in our phones about d. n. maybe got to go up to the rescue and be able to contribute to a good he should go with months, which would include some members of these on policies of that. so that has already happened so far, right. that that what as well, he was perhaps paying full gambling on. does this decision not pickles? tell him from the new pops up front, then. mean there is not going to be a left this lead next government. any left this figure here. suppose you

a desktop. so they wouldn't be, but no, we have to find a ramp, but someone who can pull a government, which we know which that needs kind of be someone for me is on the ball to you. because james, that you yet sends that the spot to you is be defeating the just for the seats. so you just to find someone on the center left or the center right would be ready to form a government which could but get them by getting off. i live at night, we'd be, you know, somewhere respecting the heads of the national guard from which is like all righty . so it's a total mess. mccall, for the was the most of the truck busta wanting to good know that we'd be sure to, you know, has a bottom of the problem. is that the french fault is, i'm not able to like know vin ball g is all a german bodies to form good ition day out. i could still to confirm taishan and

there's so there's the issue of the presidential election. nobody wants to jump on with this as a sinking ship and box the page and the government which ease uh, which has a bunch of dynamic and which is meant to be bored. i agree with a c and of the micro streams. and what they've brought to the does center wide center left often king then about the president short of 2027 to the presidential election of 2027. so that don't want to compromise too much with metro schemes, right. not to mention the less they're going to see this as an action spelling from the deluxe. obviously we are all right, much it can do to get a demonstration. and that's about, as he said, a mess. you all come all nice. thank you so much. seen a research fellow at the global policy institute in canada is following the us in europe in imposing

a tax on electric vehicles. imported from china. aging has criticized the decision, saying it on the mines. normal economic can find the corporation also announced the 100 percent tara, for the old chinese made ease. deborah elms is the head of trade policy with the henrik foundation that specializes inside research. she explains why she believes the canadian government's decision is political. the chinese did subsidize their ag sector, but it's been almost 20 years since china began making electric vehicles. and after that the amount of time they become quite good at it, including having very low prices and very desirable vehicle. so if you want to compete against a very challenging competitor, one way to do so is to put off the external barriers to trade. i think there has been subsidies in the car sector across the globe in most markets for most purposes, whether it's full manufacturing vehicles or parts and components. because this is a sector that on the whole has

a lot of jobs. and you heard to double talking specifically about the hundreds of thousands of canadian jobs attached to manufacturing in the automotive sector in canada. i think that is the reason why government cares a lot about this particular sector. and so whether it's subsidized or not subsidized, the fact from a political point of view is that this sector matters for jobs. and i think that's why the canadians are supporting any kind of intervention and it's better for them if they're aligned with the united states. if they can't go to the united states and they're struggling to get into europe with a raise it tariffs in europe, then you have to look for other lucrative markets where there are traps in place. it has been canada, it will not be canada after this 100 percent increase in terms of rates. so then you have to look for alternative markets to sell these products, and it will be sort of a whack a mole gain and to see where those exports go next,

and bangladesh millions remain span. this rescue assets continue following one of the worst floods in decades. at least 23 people have been killed. time the child reports from camila in easton, bangladesh, the floods among the worst in recent memory. relent last month, soon rains and water released from a dam upstream in the indian state of the tape, where i have set much best areas in bung with ash the damaging homes, farmlands, and infrastructure. as floodwaters receipts slowly, many of the effective people remain isolated in remote areas and are in urgent need of food seeking water and medicine. like many others show for a big and it's still reluctant to leave our home, hoping the water will fully receive soon. all our family members left the village when the flag hit the chevy. i'm staying here alone. now i put the table on top of the bed frame and sleep on it because there's water here. still relatives are bringing food. for me,

everything is damaged. more than 300000 people affected by flood or taking refuge in an emergency shelter. so i don't even have to take refuge by the roadside with shout estimate with just plastic shit. most shelters are overwhelmed by the influx of displaced people who have left everything behind a lot of there's a problem with adequate food, fresh water and clean clothes. my grandchildren are having problems staying here. it is a very crowded place. the lack of a sufficient number of boats is making the task of delivering relief to people in remote villages, very challenging. in many instances, people have to go to the main road to collect aid while blocked roads hindered rescue and relief efforts. a massive gridlock and catch up their gum highway, which also connect 3 distinct that are badly affected by flood. and it's causing

the relief caused by major delays to reach its final destination. food and water is that scares and their lives still haven't been reached. many isolated villages we have been stuck in a major traffic gym for a long time. we bought a lot of relief materials that need to be distributed to people urging k e n by today. 55 year old site may have said he has never seen a flood like this in his life. time to do this, do is your, it was raining hot and there was a mess of russia volts that came upstream from india. we didn't have time to salvage anything. it was a little gone and just one night for those affected by the flag. it's a devastating reality that has disrupted the lives, leaving them grappling with the loss of homes, crops, live, starks and livelihoods with the future shrouded in economic uncertainty. time each of the i'll give you the 9 little code coming to the democratic republic of congo is government says this scheduled vaccination campaign against them pokes will not

be rolled out this week. faxing is our full to, to have arrived in the capsule. can shasta for the head of the d. all c's response team says there was still process is remaining more than 500 that's from the disease. and 16000 reported cases have been recorded in the country. island or economy has this update from goma in the dnc of the many challenges. also, even if the eviction if i've seen is read didn't construct, always to me, come to, to do with the minnesota germane and logistical idea of this is a big country. we did a huge logistics issues with dr. rhodes. you obviously in the, the past for example, with different algebra cable and even the coverage you went to play the big old to us these, the, the honestly, in deploying the vaccine across the country and all the equipment. but this time, you wanna do it for you and michelle, does it have the same capacity then we have seen officials in case us go with

meeting on meeting, trying to waste the money and also trying to find a fucking us on the ground. those were already dealing with the tournament. yeah. you know, if people don't install the people that this is or where they give him some delay on this box, onto ground suggestions still very lost in terms of the number of people are getting affected enough. give this out to people and then another challenge for the government is also the security because during the last week the fighting resume between the government forces and then them 22 rebels. and all would guess these are also reported in those areas. and now what, what it is will have to deal with this challenge logistics bucks for now. the hope of 1000000 of people here in norfolk he went across the country is standing on the arrival of democracy, the very soon in order to stop this printing off of this out to break it more with the population. here during his presidential campaign, he runs newly elected reform is president promised to lead around towards more engagement with the west. but so the scan is aiming to remove west and sanctions on

the country, as well as suicide of the reports from to hong ron's health care service is $16.00 . the affected by the in bogu. a 7 year old immune already has been going to this since he was born. it has him a few, a read disorder english. the blood doesn't clocked on its own post as needed to stop, but even even a minor injury can be life threatening for him. but the most dentist is the internal bleeding, which cannot be not as quickly as mothers. they had a lives in cost and fear for this was in the corner. he's a child. he needs to interact with other children, run around and enjoy life. but i always worried that heal sustained an injury stumble full this theories with me and the entire family wherever he goes and

whatever he does when you can. and we'll see a type patients like anybody need a medication known as factor a. would you run lex in sufficient quantities? model guy that used to be done in the medicines we produce a low quality because of the lack of high quality rule materials and we have to import them. but our whole financial system is strictly sanctioned. yet 2 companies don't sell these materials to us because of the time we're purchasing an insufficient amount from the black market from the sanctioning us that significantly higher prices that are 14000 him a few patients in iran, one of the largest groups in the world. but experts say that the actual feeder could be much high. the sections are affecting all aspects of iran's health care system. limited access to critical medicines and medical devices make the treatment

of complex diseases like him. ophelia particularly difficult all generations from children to the elderly health to face these consequences. 70 year old mentioned that tommy was an academic for more than 2 decades. many a retired to move to 10 wrong. he lives on his retirement passion. last year he was diagnosed with him, a few of them, but for the hush forgive me, i have to take this medication. each dogs costs $50.00 and i had 6 shots last week, but the bleeding continued. so i came back for for more shots. how can i afford in? sometimes there's no medicine available and i have to wait for weeks. i want to tell those who didn't post sanctions that we are human beings and we've nothing to do with politics or government policies. many others like emulate the image it frequently have to come to this and we'll see the care center hoping there will be medicine available. but some are tools, not no, maybe next time christmas said that's up to 0. to hold off,

spill, i have an i'll just say or a last is run. the rob looks to go one by service is us open and show you how she got on. and the few minutes the from the narrative to media was from propaganda to the changing face of journalism . i have never seen a lead media consensus change so quickly questioning what is reported and what is not. the videos further reinforced a discourse. it is coming out of every sector of the as rarely, official machinery. they're all palestinians,

are the enemy said listening post the codes the media or that just the the let's catch up on all the sports news with joe. sorry, thank you. defending us open champion. no big chunk of it just called for much just to start your new york. having finished his 1st from match after midnight, the sub and he's looking for a record of 25th grandson. title said he felt he was shutting down off the beating mole davis. i do a lot in 3 sets on monday which will take him compact shit and that's the last, legit a as he aims to become the 1st month to defend the us open titles since 2008. i don't think the that aging helps really things are late and playing, playing very late. i mean, i can feel, you know, my, my, my daughter's

a low now i'm shutting down. it's, it's always challenging to start, you know, particularly when you haven't played on the surface for, you know, 56 months and coming off from olympic gold and playing on play. i'm expecting to be probably uh, you know, challenged a little bit more and the opening rounds full feed, alexander, and far as i still looking for his debut grandson titled last at $21.00, a says pos to fill a gem and maximilian month to seal the full set went in, the other thing round, wins to for andre replies and test for beat thoughtfully us open champion. dominic team was knocked out to miss las competitive match at flushing meadows before retirement team, who beat cetera, to catch the title in 20. 20. what's himself beaten? by ben shelton in straight sets on monday, i try to enjoy the try to like, really, so get every moment in in the stadium. it was,

it was really nice. but of course obviously i'm not having that level anymore. what is required to to really go head to head to we so we squeeze players like band. so defending women's champion took off as the pressure is off having won last year's tournament in new york. the american needed just over an hour to advance post french from that sort of i gotcha. about $6.00 to $6.00 love. i need to the 2nd round golf one, her 1st major talked to last year at age 19. and so she's got a lot more kids. so they can you know, have to prove any, anything to anyone except myself. and so this whole week has, are 2 weeks or just about proving it. you know, all the x patients expectations that i have on my, on myself. and so yeah, i think just learning and just realizing that i have a lot less than to give this game and whether it's going to happen this year in the future of many more years coming back here. and i'm not going to win every year. so i think just that perspective and just having the belief that i can but not the

expectation that i should well the play of golf bait and last year is fine. oh is also in the 2nd round. feller is, is adena sutherland getting past priscilla hahn in straight sets. 6363 to advance the world. number 2 is less than 2 and her 2nd grandson of the having already one feel straight in open. wimbledon champion bought a boat, a kate sick of a is through to the next round, the check pled, downing, my, you know, bustles that he, bad us 7662. okay. sick of a assessed showing at flushing meadows was in 2021 and she reached the what's the final offline and looked to make it 3 minutes from 3. and then the guy later on choose day they take on, not i of i a kind of a way ball. so we'll go top of the table with a when i was taking early season leaders via jo who on monday beats delta v go at time. the visitors lead twice, but the yellow submarines came back and won the game full 3 deep into storage,

time dining pad a whole getting the went up from a re bounce off christmas penalty via hell. now have 7 points from 3 games. now the baseball a you see here is donny johnson who's made history is the 1st place to play for both teams in the same major league baseball game. yes, you have the correct place. you see, months ago, johnson was about to box the toronto blue jays when rain caused the game to be suspended. by the time the game was used on monday, had been trading trade in the opposing team. the boston red sox. unfortunately, hands off on the losing side on monday is the blue jays one full one. meanwhile, and impressive wind for the chicago cubs dunny swanson smash the grand slam homer and the 6 ending against the pittsburgh pirates. it help seal an 18 to 8 victory for chicago on the nights where they had 8 stolen bases. all right, that's just for, for now. pizza will have more light to somebody. thanks so much. bye bye and say

it's so this news out. i'm back in the my way with another full show, the unique perspectives, the mark establishment is going to go into the dr. using kamala harris's identity of the black women on heard voices, people who are close, political affiliations, can get a way that can connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere. are we going to live in the world? we're absolutely normal, but journalists are targeted and blamed for their own little place on earth. is changing the world of water, the stream on out to 0, as we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get to places that others can know. as far as i said, i'm going on. the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference from the narrative to media was from propaganda to the changing face

of journalism. i have never seen the elite media consensus change. so big questioning what is reported and what does not the videos further reinforce a discourse. it is coming out of every sector of the as rarely, official machinery. they're all palestinians, are the enemy said his name, post the codes the media, or that just the

safe them even come in as an international inside corruption excellence award. nominator here on now the a warning of the risk, all the nuclear incidents, the head of the un nuclear watchdog visits the coast clone in russia. the on site me say, then this is i'll just say we're a live from dell hall. so coming up the, it's really a thanks across cause a killed thousands of palestinians, while the engine struggle to get treatments in evacuated hospitals. israel says it