the, the right spot. otherwise, with the strategic downstream industry on your better tomorrow. the hundreds of palestinians are stranded at the border between the occupied westbank and jordan. as the crossing stays closed for a 2nd day following and attack the pennsylvania, it's good to have you with this. this is alison 0 live from the also coming up today. it's back to school day for many around the world, but not for 630000 would be students in gaza where 85 percent of schools have been destroyed or damaged by israel's war. sedans, power, military rapids,

support forces show at a crowded market in the se, killing at least 30 people and injuring 70 other countries in southern africa. struggle to deal with the impact of a severe drought. we'll have a report from symbolic the so we started along the border between jordan and the occupied westbank were a major crossing remains closed after them and killed 3 is released on sunday. hundreds of people stranded near the crossing, hoping that it's going to be reopened. these are the pictures from the occupied westbank side of the border jordanian police have asked people not to come to the crossing as they will be closed both ways. jordan's government says an investigation into sundays shooting is ongoing. it happened on the western side of the island, the border crossing along the jordan river. that side of the crossing lies in the occupied west bank, but it's controlled by is really forces. and the government is said to have arrived

from jordan by truck. he then opened fire in a carlo area of the crossing that was under is really control. he fired 3 rounds before being shot dead by israeli soldiers. there are 3 major land crossings on jordan's western border, but the island, the crossing is the only one linking palestinians in the occupied west bank to the outside world. it's the only way for palestinians to access the air travel as there's no airports in the occupied west. let's go to houses here as honda. so who the honda you're on the jordanian side of the board or the jordanian side of that crossing. what is the status of the border crossing we thought indeed expected it was going to real well, what we heard last night from both is really ins or danny and officials. what that this crossing behind me was going to be opened at 10 am local time. however, that has since not been the case as ordaining authorities have released the

statement saying that the crossing will be closed until further notice. now the crossing in the north after we reached out to them, they said that they are open for is really passport holders. only meeting, but no palestinians from occupies to russo. i'm no palestinians from the occupied westbank and no foreigners would be allowed to go through the crossing. and the status of the crossing in the south is still unclear and those that crossing in the north just open for passengers. there is no cargo or trucks whatsoever. that is going to be allowed through there. now this has resulted in thousands of travelers, essentially stranded palestinians, and this is the only crossing for them. this one behind me, it's the only way in and out of the occupied west bank. they're only lifeline essentially for air travel and to get anywhere else that they need to be. and now they're unsure of when they're going to be able to make it home. yeah and home the one thing just to illustrate this is the very high level of security for operation that we typically see between jordan and israel.

that's right. well there has to be security cooperation because there are 3 land borders that are shared between the 2 countries. this one here behind me is the only connection to the occupied westbank and the jordanian authorities have said they're working with these really side to figure out exactly what happened. the jordanians say that they've opened an investigation and the initial findings of that pro but showed the identity of the shooter. and that he acted alone and did in fact drive the truck into these really side of the border. now jordanian authorities are also working with these really is on how to bring back the body of the shooter so that he can be buried in jordan. but it's still not exactly known the fate of 2 other jordanian drivers who are still detained by these really through, danny and officials have said that all of the jordanian truck drivers were arrested in detained by is really authorities in the aftermath of the shooting. and most of

them were released, but there are 2 that are still being held in the door. daniels are waiting for a status update from these rallies on those 2 man. oh sure 0 is honda. so who reporting from near the kings the same border crossing in jordan, thank you very much. rhonda is really airstrikes of killed 14 people in northwestern syria. according to syrian state media, the attacks targeted a scientific research center and defense. the board trees in and around the city of must see us. several people have been injured. some of them are reported to be in critical condition, st. ahold or has more on this from the route for a serious state. media is describing these strikes as the most of the pilots and expenses in years. syria is blaming as well for these overnight strikes that target has multiple locations in to governor, ritz and central syria, our tools and come up among the targets. like you mentioned, the must have a scientific and research center. it's not the 1st time that center has been hit in

recent years now as well. just don't usually comment on individual strikes, but it has acknowledged carrying out hundreds of strikes in syria with the aim or goals to really degrade the capabilities of the run and its allies in syria to stop for example, the supply route, the weapons supply route from a from a run, iraq, syria, a to 11 on. so what really we've been seeing and recent months, and really since october we've seen these attacks become more frequent. is that israel target's warehouses, the arms deposed the even airports when they believe that the shipment has arrived . all to ensure that the round is not in trench itself militarily in syria, and it's not able to open a new front against israel, from the syria border. so this is a strategy that israel has used for years now, and it seems that it isn't showing at 11 on as well. is really strange. some of the gaza strip has killed at least 6 people,

a child lives among the latest victims. the youngster was killed east of gauze, a city and attacks that left a number of others wounded. extracts have been taking place throughout the strip with family homes and refugee camps. targeted bombardment has also knocked out home internet services in central and southern areas with the palestine telecommunications company saying it is working to restore service as soon as possible. let's get the latest from the ground with the honey. my mood was joining us today from darrow bala and central gaza. i mean, can you recap what's been going on across the strip and where things stand this monday morning? of the yes, all is really are a strike continue to pound across the central area and overnight attacks, we're seeing more residential homes and public facilities, an infrastructure being destroyed just within the past hours that are the hours of this morning. and in return encouraging a very around the power station, dots of the influence of ridge, county,

east rental dean road. and in depth about least couple 100 meters near the power station. just causing k as in male for people to really win back to their homes. are running for their life right now as their reports of mass shooting going on by the have you machine guns as well as the presence of the quad copy? are these a packet, drones that are not only there they're killing people, but also to create this intimidating environment for everyone, particularly for boulder because the children of women who are on the move it from one place to another, seeking children out of protection and the worst of business park has been on, on the, on the, the children and we have one more try that is doing a really large number of until they've been deliberately killed by this really monitor throughout the past the past month. that happening in an attack on a residential home in eastern gauze. a city of these really military also continue to talk on public facilities and look at about recreation. com. a very military at

talked in an area strikes the post office building. and this is part of an ongoing tax on public facilities and what it looks like and more of that deliberate attacks, not only on on hospitals at a school so far so far, but also we're seeing more other services service providers facility such as the post office that health for, for the, for the time being uh, paying line for spent on health workers that and other employees in the public sector. whatever amount of money to help them, this sam themselves and their families at these particularly difficult time was the also a talk to one of municipalities in the past that these attacks continue to cause further civilian casualties and already adding more pressure on health facilities, but also the sheer level of destruction that is it quite visible now every day. it's hard not to see it in every corner. every three's every neighborhood. there

are signs of level of destruction. the old means of live major parts of gaza strip has turned into waste plans that are not suitable for humans to live in the honeymoon with reporting from darrow butler and the central part of the gaza strip . thank you very much. the is really military is pressing on with raids across the occupied. westbank is really forces brought in bulldozers when they storm to the show car and refugee camp streets and properties have been destroyed. rate is also ongoing in the velocity camp and neighboring novelist is really forces knocked down a palace thing in the home in the town of his not now occupied east jerusalem. witnesses say to bulldozers came in to bring down the house where a family of 6 lived, leaving them. no time to pack. number of palestinians came to show support and though that were then dispersed with tear gas and stun grenades. so this is the time of year when children had back to school in many parts of the world. but it's a very different story for youngsters in gaza. more than $600000.00 palestinians

students face another year without education because of israel's war. among them or 40000 high school students who couldn't sit exams this year. the palestinian ministry of education says nearly 10500 students have been killed. $16700.00 injured by is really a tax. more than 500 teachers and professors have also been killed. as of the 10th of july, 2 thirds of un run schools had been attacked with 76 directly targeted public schools suffered a similar fate with more than half destroyed houses here. as lord han has more with a tearful greeting, mathematics teacher, a shep, go into the close of fulton children, keen to learn foster larceny. yeah. she teaches most of the 300 in this company, called eunice one or both the parents killed or missing it as well. score i'm

calling so it's a hi emily mathematics, the real world applications. but the lives of fall from normal, especially since october the 2nd half, we were displaced due to this stuff for we left off and ended up in this or funds comp after i had lost my father. now i am living and starting here today we're trying to learn and remember what we started before the war which destroyed our future dreams, but it was make ship closer and the children and to despite the loss, the tragedy says pay some merit in her own life. her husband and 3 children were killed, and these ravens showed the hood during the war 2 beside her. but i have suffered deluxe in this, for despite my grave loss, i'm doing my best to get back on my feet again to raise my 3 year old daughter who had survived the air strike. mathematics is not only a passion but a profession and a patriarch responsibility. i'm teaching the orphan children despite the harsh

living conditions, lack of food and water and widespread disease. while these traumatized children survived almost 10000 wrecks, that students have been killed along with hundreds of teachers and stuff as well as children across the world and to a new academic year. schools and girls a hit. the headlines for other reasons is ready. targeting left the educational infrastructure in ruins. the u. n says around 85 percent of the schools a damaged or destroyed those barely left standing, being used as the displacement shelf has. and even those are this ray, the cross has done, and $88000.00 older students will miss out of the studies of 2 of 12 of goals. universities were destroyed in hon. eunice, the children's work in small groups solving numerical problems, plastic shooting instead of needs, provide little security. all these people can do is focus on the subject to

mentally block the reality and the other team. i study at america camp for orphans . we're defying all odds and adamant to march forward despite the hard living conditions under the war. continues with adolescence, boeing children have the right to education and a will wage by adults. it's the children who are bearing the brunt lore home i'll just 0. and it's also back to school day in the occupied westbank, which of course hasn't seen the same level of destruction has gone through. but none the less over the last year or seen, hundreds of palestinians killed by the is really army thousands arrested. mid abraham is in not less in the occupied westbank. can we find that you are inside a school hallway near to tell us what it's like? i know there's a class going on behind you students are going in. what's going on of the yes,

there was a recess and now students are going in to the 9th grade. but it's not far from them that they've lost one classmate who should have been here with the band. beckett was shot dead by these really forces on friday as she was been her home after is really subtler attacks, the village. and then they were followed by the is read the army. the father says that he tried to gather all of his children in one room, trying to keep them safe. said what happened is that these really forces soft bad enough. it from the window of the room where she was. this is the 1st day back to school on these classmates are missing one student who used to be here around them. and one person who particular members found that today is her best friends and her call. the best thing that i to use to sometime next in front of her the, some of the drawings that diana has been painting and they are splitting them. she

had to remember that one of their own band was not there any more. bessy man may see the same piece to begin with. how did the news of ben it's getting came to eh, and it was the 1st of all my family taught. it took me to one of my relatives simply because there is a new set that is where the king handbook in the neighborhood i was. i asked ed is brandon and i received the piece of news that one of her family household plus kids immediately area lies that it was bad that because they know she was always vivid and active. i was told later that the news was going to collapse or it was and to use. yes,

i managed to compose myself. later i visited her mother and she said, do you what her closest friend you kept in communication with had deal with very close to head, especially on the way back home from school. we used to walk to gather some. she also used to be close to my family, so you so even to come with me and visiting my grandma, she was very polite, very active, very talented. then she was very obedient as well. so you still followed instructions? he was one of the top students in the class. what did she like most? she one she loved to draw and paint, then she was very talented. she also produced many good drove and see on was

telling me that she had dreamed to become a famous painter from the sea on. so it was very religious. she used to offer bray it as a regular late however, she was close to the window and the bullets rested in her heart. she lost her lives and when they had dreams and then bases the also then he was, was very hard on her family, especially her mother. i was very sad then by then use at the same time we are happy because she is now in heaven. she has voted in the monitors, said she would be loaded with potter dies, and this is better say, is kind of solace to us. we are living in fi, it'd be co is a, is a legal said lives of old ways and time of day thing. yeah. and then the same thing,

us on our way out. okay. yeah. so dave, for example, when we, where a and ben is home visiting her mother. we went harassed by is really set. says that even days later probation for to where are those preaching human rights? where are those preaching side rides? we are appealing to the world to look upon us with an eye of very see and hear a lot of your students, someone's palestinians, that even when people are inside their homes, these really bullets can find them inside. and they look, thank you very much for that. as a team that was speaking very eloquently of the loss of her 13 year old friend, bella found out who was recently killed, but he's really military. this did abraham reporting from inside the classroom in

the list. thank you. the still ahead on alice's 0 allegations of widespread sexual violence during a jail break in the democratic republic of the however, so it was a very soviet into the power olympics in paris. and now we are looking at the funding of wet weather across the west side of your big buying coupla out there. coming right to the central med pushing right up into scandinavia to the west of that. this is where it's looking pretty well. tell me the last, what's where windy weather, cold weather coming for. still some want for the race. that big type of contrasts. been breeding some big down pools and we do have one who's in 4th rod along that line, looking at long line a very unsettled, whether sundry down pools,

gusty winds, coming back in behind. the reason a lot is to be some localized signal flash flooding for some then you can see as long as you try to the east of that central area, is rudy sang some nasty weather as we go through the remainder of monday, much of germany east and positive front, still sing some live the showers nolan areas of spain to catch some lobby shouts. we'll see some motion. i was just pushing back in across the north west of europe and that because more widespread as we go through tuesday, more heavy down pulls, coming through right across the partition, miles into the low countries into scandinavia x i was to into the balkans and also into greece some about what level also affect in the north of africa, with more showers for the west. as the

beginning, the idea of the french republic has long proclaimed the dispute is more than friends. in a full pock series, the big picture takes in, in depth ness, france insight. episode one. on l g, sierra, the the, you're watching else a 0 reminder of our headlines this our, the l in the border crossing between jordan and the occupied west bank is closed for a 2nd day after i've done that and killed 3 is really is there under the people stranded near the crossing, hoping it will be reopened is really are strikes,

have killed 14 people in northwestern, syria, according to the syrian state media view tax targeted a scientific research center and defense lamar trees in and around the city of must yes, several people were injured the incident, at least 30 people have been killed and 70 injured in showing by the rapid support forces parent electric group. the attack was carried out in a crowded market and the city of sonora on sunday had been morgan has more from the sydney's capital costume of the art gallery strikes by the power of military rapids, support forces on civilian areas in the city, often not on sunday, is the latest in a series of strikes by the iris have on civilian territories, including here in the capital to no local sources in the city of sonata, which is the last remaining armies, town halls, and some not fade after the receptacle over many of the cities there in june and july, i say that at least 50 civilians were killed and that 70 were injured. but they say

that many of the 17th civilians are likely to lose their lives as well because of their critical injuries. as a result of the shrapnel from artillery attacks by the parent military rapids support forces. now here in the city opened the mind in the capital costume. the rest of has also been carrying out artillery strikes on civilian areas, especially in the city of the mine. the city news, health ministry here and hard to say that at least 26 the buildings have been killed in the past to be due to the artillery strikes, targeting civilian territories and civilian homes in the city of under mine. and while the united nations is called for peacekeeping force to protect civilians here into then, fighting continues with the rest of the thing that the army has lost as strikes in the dark for region in the past week, where dozens of civilians have also been killed. the rest of has also lost our tillery strikes and i'm flashing, and that's the last remaining army stronghold in the dark for region. it also launched a drone attack, or several drone attacks on the city, on sunday, and the army and it's allied forces there. and our $4.00 and $5.00 should say that

was the largest during the attack since the recess try to take over and slash it in may, civilians, how being killed and arthur the re strikes. that'd be iris. have had been firing on the city open fashion and they've been killed in asterix, launched by the sudanese army in this, in the, in the dark for region. but despite the fact that the you and has called for both 5 uh for a 2 to assign a ceasefire agreement or to observe a see sites allows to billions of some kind of risk buy from the finding both sides just by saying that they're committed to protecting civilians continues to target each other with civilians bearing the brunt and losing their lives. being caught in the crossfire between the 2 wearing sides heap of morgan, alta 0102, the several female prisoners, the name of colored prison in democratic republic of congo have told elza 0 that there were gang raped drinking, attempted breakout last monday. the government says a 129 people were killed, rights groups and prisoners say there are no 2000 and fewer inmates in the prison

then before the incidents and contrasts, that officer was malcolm web spoke to some inmates by phone. it's still not clear what happened inside mccalla prison last week, and it's not easy to find down. the government says moving a 120 people were killed in an attempt to jail break. might sweep say the number could be much higher. we spoke to several inmates by phone about what happened from sunday evening on woods. you've hidden their identities for that safety as a follow scott or from 9 pm the day at around midnight. we heard that we ago enter the main gate and didn't understand why it was unusual. then we heard the salt of people breaking the door, open them the pricing started. this video shows men trying to get through the bones of this. so somebody saying a group is ready escapes and left the door open so they should take the tongues to get out. then they say those running towards the gates of being ambushed matches

with another prison that told us on the side to after everything started and block for then spread to other blocks. it was very hot that day people was sweating and they were angry. and they tried to break out, one group was breaking open through a wall and a stair case collapsed on many people. others managed to get to the main gate and they were all shot down by the gods. many were killed trying to get out. nearby residents say they heard heavy gun fly from about 1 am to 5 am, and they saw bodies being carried away. and pickups off the video shows, vehicles being loaded with bodies inside the prison. which house is neely 10 times as many inmates as it was designed for? prison was built nearly 70. yes, it gave life belgian colonialists. since then comb, guys, populations multiplied by about 6 times. kinshasa is become a city,

is 17000000 people because is still the main prison subjugate, and it hasn't been expanded. the rights group say the prison population problem has been made was because most of the inmates have never stood trial. some of the weight seems to go to cool for 20 years or more and also because of us, i can all but the rest of government critics. in the last. yeah. those are all that didn't the manual coals being campaigning for prisoners, right? so in the thirty's, yes, all the visuals in vs is overcrowded and also lack of ford motor got there. that is why we have daily data that won't do. it says successive governments haven't listened. that net last week is off to female prisoners told us that the meet the violence things got even worse. they broke the door of the woman's block and they started draping us. they came with nice and razor blades, and if you refuse,

they said they'd kill you. 2 women told us they would gang rates by mail, prisoners, and then another said she witnessed it. the i was raped by several people. i don't even know what happened and i'm wondering what kind of justice we have in the country. now, i'm not even able to stand or work properly because of what they did to me. right. groups and prisoners say they've since held head counts and that there were now about 2000 your roommates. and before the incident, they say the government needs to show how many were killed and the rested. say if others escaped that night. the government says nobody escaped. it's still investigating those responsible will be held to account malcolm web houses, era himself, the democratic republic of congo, southern africa is struggling with its worst drought in years. the region, so as dry as february and decades. the un says it received only 20 percent of the

rain. it usually gets during its comp growing season is has let the harvest failures and depths of live stock. it's a part of the world where 70 percent of people rely on farming to survive. as a result, 6 countries have declared a state of emergency. that's books. one, elizabeth too, and it may be a malawi, some be a n, as in bob way, the southern african development community said the drought has left 68000000 people without enough food or water. why the report from the un showed more than one point? 1000000 children under the age of 5 are facing acute mailing attrition in 12 countries. houses here as her on the task that has more from showing the land west province in zimbabwe. my missy belkora has grandchildren at home, who need to eat, it'd be blow from a hole, could make that possible find me, she hit something roots and that's not usually plus they died.