on the your better tomorrow the . the hello on money inside. this is a news on line from coming up in the next 60 minutes. more is there any strikes in gaza, children among the dead, on what should be the 1st day of a new yet in school accusations from syria that israel's responsible for striking targets in the north west, killing at least 18 people and entering many more cipher and yogi brings devastation to vietnam, destroying bridges. i'm leaving at least 59 people instead across the country. doing what i can to stay, cancer free is now my pay cuz i mean you guys,

princess as well says she's constraints of chemotherapy and will be returning to a launch send you a public to an sport. mind me please say nfl starts her retail was on cooperative every during an incident that's on the can can help was to change his hours before he scored a touchdown from miami dolphins and their season opener the it's the time of year when children head back to school around the world, but it's a different story for those in gaza. over $650000.00 palestinians students face another year without education. because if israel small among them all 14000 high schoolers who couldn't sits exams this year, the palestinian ministry of education says move in 11 and a half 1000 students have been killed. tens of thousands injured by is really

attacks. i'm more than 750 teachers, and professors have also been killed. 92 percent of garza schools out of service of to being damaged or destroyed is riley attacks. and category has moved from darrow by the in central gaza. this used to be a place of learning, but now it's a place of refuge families have came here from across, causal seeking shelter from is there any bombs, children here are lucky to be alive, but they know they are missing out on the life they should be living at home i, as i recall the last day at school, it was the 1st day we were supposed to resume lessons the following sick today. all of a sudden it was moved. now it's been almost a year and i'm still out of school. we were not able to finish out studies. i missed my school too much to out the building. there are reminders of

a loss. education medium often thinks about a time when her day revolved around school. now it revolves around survival. supplies are short and she does what she can to help her family given to the instate of leaning for the school day in the morning. we lined up for walter for julie feet. what can i say? why not just the 1st day of school was always a day. just remember, we spent the night before and beds with our school uniforms. we were so excited, it was hard to sleep. at school, we to meet friends and classmates. we'd also exchange gifts and celebration of the 1st day in so many or instead of old that we woke up that day to the sound of explosions, missiles, killing the blood until the massacres merciless bowman. you name it, policy and children and gods are now into their 2nd school year with no chance of being in a classroom. the united nations warren,

that depriving them of education could cause long term damage to god's children. after months of death and destruction brought on by israel's war and causal, it would be easy to despair. but while people here have had to sacrifice many things, there are some things they will never give up on our life. i feel my children will have a broad future. i believe my daughter will be a university professor and the board a pilot. i pray they will occupied the highest of all professional ranks. i pray, god will save them and all goes and children enough with the war enough with it. even in the darkest of times, children's $25.00 moments to play and simply be children. but to reclaim their rights, to an education, all they can do is hold onto hope and pay for an end to as well as we're in the city of gc to city. but garza kind of time meanwhile,

is really strong. so been taking place across the strip killing at least 20 a palestinian since early on monday, several people were killed in the strike on a home. in alba perez refugee come in central garza, the engines were rushed to unlocks the hospital in their umbrella. target was zoom, has moved from darrow by law in central kansas to this very minute. so yes, x continue correspond to pull areas of the gaza strip with more holly intensity in comparison to the previous days. these attacks have to call some slight team on the north of district, in particular seem to value and product key, cause a city central neighborhood as well as these on getting straight to continue the situation in terms of the pull you back, as i mentioned, campaign is is still on progress, we completely understand that tomorrow's the vaccination campaign was not in the north of district what children are in the very desperate need for the respects. connections alongside the the are most or not mounting attrition. older students

who have been deployed from having access to humanitarian aid post of the ongoing closure of borders with egypt to now it's understood that the entire situation that has been much more read what the specs and ations will help to medically protect seduce children from being infected with that did leave virus palestinians that have been receiving more controversial displacement or does by these women at 3 in order to sleep. ok, know why it's safe? there's the entire another cause of a strict power cup. assume out just the euro. gary by kind of slowing schools in the occupied westbank are also on the threats from is riley raids on attacks needed to abraham, went to a school near novelist met with some of the students a little difficult thing here in the schools, especially among the students of the 9th grade, the teacher is ok in their feelings. she's telling them it's normal to cry. as

students are trying to process the loss of their classmates. banner back is a 13 year old. was supposed to be here today starting her school year. but she was shocked that by these really forces what she was in her home on friday, under occupation, you experienced the arrest and killings of your loved ones. you see is really settlers taking your lines. you didn't live a normal childhood. what do you think can help us survive all of that? yes, you're right. face. we should have face and patients call success. we're leaving the fear. when we go from one place to another, we have to take many issues into account. do you mind just walking around and you hear as it is really forces have storms of religion was the full look of this innocent child and that whereas the human rise in the children's rights are open higher, higher at the center that, that even last school year the grades were low and i can't even pushing my students . i know that i am not okay myself. imagine the children,

they have very frustrated and was affecting him so much that they can't stay focused. not just band is really forces to at least 17 noise palestinians in the occupied the west bank in the last 11 months. it's 100000 palestinians are going to school today and you'll see your point west bank was remembering their follow palestinians in the besieged because as true, people here say they're trying to secure a better future. they're trying to learn and to study. but that future looks very uncertain to that, but he just needed the occupied with bank palestine. meanwhile, children in hebron were unable to reach that lessons on the 1st day of the academic here at the cord. the school is ready for this setup check points in the cities to conduct the raid in the albany area. and so i'm going to bear as a consultant, psychiatrist, and head of mental health unit. as in the palestinian ministry of health. she says

israel's ministry, yvonne and in garza, i'm the occupied westbank level, lifelong negative impact on palestinian children. we see the best of the impact on a whole generation in gaza, but also in the rest back at the traumatic events created by vanessa. the finance affecting everybody, stadium and the younger minds are more prone to be effective. we see that in among children and young people at the domestic situation is preventing them from scroggins, which are not on the safe places, but a place for cognitive stimulation. and for social stimulation as well. so everything is interrupted now and that will impact the future of this generation of the people who are now children and scooters. we need to say space in which we can

work on the provide to them. i think what is necessary is to provide humanitarian aids and advocacy for people who are living with adults use fire under continuous bombardment and fit as soon as there will be cease fire. it is very important to re establish the health system and the school system. both of them were completely destroyed. and i think as these choose your stands really create the foundation for a happy edition for the 1st thing in the community that is affected by war and violence. united nation says they all know lessons taking place in any of it's 200 schools in gaza because they're being used as shelters by displaced palestinians. today, as you may have heard, would have marked the start of a new year in his new school year in gaza. however, after 11 months of hostilities,

more than 600000 young people are being described of access to formal education for another year. the un relief and works agency says no official schooling is available in any of its 200 schools. with many of them being used to shelters for displace palestinians, the agency says it's teams are still providing recreational activities and psycho social support in some of its schools. united nations has also commented on its efforts to provide polio vaccinations to palestinian children in gaza. we, along with our partners, are continuing our efforts to protect children against polio virus. more than 256000 children under 10 in con eunice and rough. i were reached over a peer to 4 days during the 2nd phase of the vaccination campaign. the initial round of the campaign is now almost 70 percent complete, with more than $446000.00 children vaccinated out of 640000 and targeted

during this 1st round. the 2nd round vaccination is expect to start in about 4 weeks as a funeral possession has been held in the occupied west, binds us tucker citizen, an activist i should, nor as gate hundreds of palestinians march through numbers, paying their respects 26 year old shots in the head by his right, new soldiers near the city on friday during a protest against inigo as well as supplements the body is expected to be handed over to texas authorities us state department deputies by expressing vig down. intel held a briefing just a short time ago, he said, is realm as quickly conclude its investigation into the killing. i should know, as we expect israel to make their findings public. um, we expect those findings to be shared, you know, transparently and as thoroughly. and as soon as possible, beyond that,

i'm just not gonna get ahead of what those findings determine and should that those require any additional steps needing to be taken of the law of cut out his prime minister. shake mohammed been the rockman, i'll find he has reiterated calls for an into the wall in garza, casals and us on egypt have been mediation talks to reach a cs fi on secure with the release of captives from both sides. so the few of them and then hi, trouble by the ending the war on the guns and strip is a fundamental step towards coming the escalating team since in the region and paving the way for achieving lasting regional piece. we emphasize the need for continued coordination and consultation among countries to ensure an immediate cease by and gaza, which would contribute to alleviating the suffering of the palestinian people and lead to the release of hostages and prisoners. these if it should open the door to broder opportunities for achieving regional stability and avoiding the risks of

more violent and comprehensive escalation. and these writing, can i say it's a palestinian, is there any member was expelled from the podium off the coating? muse riley, occupation, terrorist the i'm in a cold for the interviews. really occupation. right, we members then accused the member of supporting terrorism, which led to an altercation as a speaker, a fee connects, it's forced all day out. it's barely land crossing between jordan and the occupied westbank remains closed for a 2nd day. following the killing of 3 is writing guns on sunday. hundreds of people of stranded day of the crossing, hoping that it will be reopened. to dana and police vos, people not to come to the branches that remained closed in both directions. to salute reports from the king hussein crossing in jordan for a 2nd day in

a row. the border crossing between jordan and the occupied westbank is closed. the king hussein bridge on the jordanian side, along with these rarely controlled allan b crossing is the only entry and exit point for palestinians from the territory. we are from jeanine and came here hoping that 1st thing is open a comfortable this distance and off the reaching the last exit point up to the drill. damien site. unfortunately, were held for an hour on the bridge and finally told no entry, route tons back, and now you're still wasting. we have been waiting for almost 3 days now it is. the closure follows the fatal shooting of 3 is rarely is on sunday by a jordanian gunman. a man says it's open to an investigation and is working with authorities in israel to find out more about the breach of security and detention of 2 jordanian drivers. the stories are closely monitoring the ongoing

investigation involving 2 jordanian drivers who remain in custody in israel. the ministry confirmed that all other jordanian drivers initially detained for questioning in connection with the incident have been released. jordanian investigators say they've confirmed the identity of the gunman as a jordanian. national named may hit a jersey who acted alone. officials in israel initially closed all 3 lands, crossing the chairs with jordan would reopen one in the north for is really passport holders. it's still unclear when the border will be reopened as thousands of palestinians remain stranded with no other way to return home. essentially that is just the king for same border crossing jordan. meanwhile, the family is not hire all jobs. the. the mine authorities say carried out the shooting receive condolences from bonus just finally held a gathering in mind on monday, the 39 year old truck driver came from the influential awaits at dr and southern

jordan jobs. these families say that he had no affiliations with on groups, so you can just have them. dish mazda is a man who served in the army and retired 2 years ago. he's and started working on moving cargo vehicles on the crossing. we were surprised yesterday when we had some news about an incident at the crossing. the killing of 3 is released as a new circulated. it finally appeared that tomorrow, how did the shooting? he does not belong to any organizations. he is retired from the army. has these on the past and has nothing to do with any parties or any single source. it was an individual act that he came up with and he's on. this is really as strong so killed a scene. people in the syrian province of hama, that's according to state media, the, the, a tank stronger to the a scientific research center, the defense lawyers, res, tensions between israel and all these groups in the region have been rising and recent

months. say dakota has moved from babies and neighboring level known this has been the reality along the 11 on israel border for the past 11 months. in recent days, there's been an increase in violence between has the law and israel. the armed group has intensified its number of rocket and drone attacks, a times reaching deeper insight as well and in areas that civilians have still not evacuated. drones carry small quantities of explosives, but the attack is seen as a message at a time when israel has intensified it strikes. and so there's nothing on israel says it intends to maintain its attacks on hezbollah as military assets until it can return tens of thousands of residents to northern israel. no, no, no. we are looking at the entire waterfront. and this means while you are finding in kansas, we are preparing for anything that can happen in the north. in moving the center of

gravity can be quick. of israel has also been operating in syria strikes on sunday nights were described as the most violent and extensive in years that one at washington. this is brutal aggression. this is bob power took russian at this moment, the 18 tests and 37 injuries of the wounded of different injuries between malta, medium and some of critical injury. so i'm sure they are believed to have had a syrian research center used by you run to produce precision ms files and other weapons is right is have one objective there is to prevent the intern ends from consolidating and deposition in, in, in syria. so the positioning over here in, in, in any of forces i actually try to, as well, from the own perspective. so they've been targeting them anywhere and the killing goal of the leaders level. it's prime minister, someone and passengers of western nations for an emergency meeting. a civilians are

increasingly being caught in the crossfire. the government is not directly involved in the conflict, but has been trying to reduce tensions. hezbollah has committed itself to keep firing until as well as war on garza ends, and that's looking increasingly unlikely to happen soon. and while hezbollah and israel appeared to be trying to avoid an all out war, each round of escalation sets a new red line. these really army has been instructed by prime minister benjamin nothing yahoo to prepare to change the situation along the border. its leaders have presented operational plans for lebanon to visiting us military officials who supports would be important in any major operation. washington has been trying to prevent a widening of the war weeks before the us presidential election, but in the absence of a cease fire in casa, there's little guarantee. the escalation will remain controlled center who there else was the to be to speak now to h a. here he's

a senior associate fellow economy, the endowments, international peace. he joins us from london, money science, to joining the program. what do you think is as well as motivation in attacking israel as a syria? and thank you very much for having me on your program. i think what you see in the is where the government at present is a recognition that an escalation works to israel's benefits. de escalation works to the uh, frankly with downfall of nothing. yeah. who is government? um, so when it comes to his butler and southern love it on when it comes to guys and when it comes to what they seem to be a raining assets and syria, i think what you'll find over the coming weeks is that we'll actually see more of these types of escal atory moves not less and a rebuttal. and this has been going on for quite some time when it comes to the escalation, discussion and gaza visa v. uh the clinical

a ceasefire. negotiations as negotiations when it comes as by law. so the escalating along the lebanese border, but also there may be other, a school of tori moves that we see going forward. and that's all about trying to clinical read the find the calculus for israel in the region and making sure that it's neighbors and critical actors that are opposed to it remain on guards on the one hand, but also ensure the continuation of nazi now is government. and just to stay on focused with syria, i mean it's, it's more likely isn't it to get away with strikes on syria. there's less accountability because we've had the syrian regime, for instance, condemn this attack. but there's not much else a lot k to do as a they don't really have the ability to do very much. i mean, you're, you're right in that. if they tried to escalate, visa view has been lost,

passes certain points, then you know, his bottle is going to respond doesn't respond quite forcefully, although they'll do their own calculations when it comes to syria. that's really very likely. um, of course when it comes to god, so they've been, they've been escalating for weeks and months. so yeah, certainly when it comes to serious, serious, still not fully normalize in the international community, but also doesn't have the capacity to respond to israel when it attacks and that sort of fashion. so what is the goal. busy is there any prime minister netanyahu to, to continue these escalations on, on various from so, mean, does a tit for tat, just continue indefinitely. i mean, that's the problem with 0 o, quote unquote, calculating and calibrating escalation, right? but the idea being, you can raise that tempo, but just a little bit just in order to make sure that the, the game keeps on going. of course,

it never works like that. you cons perfectly calculate perfectly calibrate and escalation. you're not in control of all the factors, so it could be that the next truck they do, for example, again south loven on um they don't strike in quite the same sort of surgical fashion that they deem themselves to have done so thus far. and then as well, the responds in kind of, it could also be in reverse where his, my life or another actor strikes him is really target and time to that a military target. but then strikes as ability one we've already seen probably at least one major occurrence of that in recent months. so i think that unfortunately what you see and you know this and being a part of these really press many times over the past 6 months. and that's now is government isn't looking for a cease fire in gaza is going to continue the war and gaza. and that means

ensuring that the escalation and disco touring moves fail the best way to fail. and the best way to make sure that they fail is to ensure that there are other things to keep people busy as well. and i suspect that this may have something to do. why do they struggle targets in syria? but also just keeping in mind the, they claim the id is read, these kind of syria and target as action a rating and targets. and that, that makes it very different as far as who's reading calculus goes. good to get your perspective. ha, how the a senior associate fellow at carnegie endowment for international peace. thank you . the rescue operations of continuing in northern vietnam, often bridge collapsed over flood the river. following the arrival of 22 in yagi. the collapse happened in the province. the deputy prime minister says 10 vehicles,

including a truck and 2 screeches fell into the red river. 3 people have been rescued, but at least 13 are still missing. the remnants of the storm have triggered land slides. i'm flooding at least 64 people have been killed since may landfill on saturday. my code to task is a john nest in vietnam. he says, yogi is continuing to wreck havoc even though it's been downgraded to a tropical depression. as much as a concern now is up in the northern mountain, those provinces, north and west of and or others, still receiving heavy rain. there been numerous plants sides round to deck the drop of day and a bridge over the red river collapse a couple hours north of an way with traffic on it. of course their cars and motor bikes, and i went to the river, which is swollen from all the rain. hundreds of soldiers and police officers are out searching for victims. and it's not clear right now how many people may have fallen into the river. a few people have been rescued there of course this now

evening, so that's quite a serious situation. and unfortunately rain as protected for the next couple of days and it regents and more land slides are expected. lots of roads and highways are cut off and even annoy um, so i renewed, flooding this evening due to more rain storm us for account several days in advance . we knew it was going to be very strong. it landfall. i mean unfortunately was only somebody you can do for a storm or does magnitude. so the, you know, a lot of wind damage, a lot of flooding and more to come in on the flooding. and it looks like, but they did what they cared to get people out of harm's way, make sure people are off the roads during the worst of the storm, evacuating people from weaker buildings, getting people off off the waters and off those. so of course it's, you know, tragic. the deductible is in the fifty's right now, and we'll probably continue to rise. but the certainly did what they could um, right up. the storm still has on the out of their countries in southern africa, struggle to deal with the impact of a severe droughts. it's particularly di,

ends in pop way and a non hans in the philippines comes to an end. police count to a high profile charge has to involve and 6th strategy is for the historic victory, the shoreline, cuz cricketers in england details and be coming up in this port with far the, the, the hello, the weather. it looks a little quieter around the southern end of the red sea at present. still a chance of one or 2 showers. it has to be set just down towards the west. and yeah, i mean, maybe the fall south west the saudi. but by lots, lots of hazy, sunshine, sunshine as well, temperatures through a few degrees, 67 degrees above average. even though higher into the mid forties. i'll to still into q way and also into baghdad. cuz a lot of the clear sky,

so i'm not dry. why the runs, right? jump to was a cool because that may be the old shot which is pushing into a western parts of a turkey. as we go through, i choose, i call them active system trying to fade its way in, across the, in just running across the walls at west to sort of took what was the best for us as we go through what is by far the race. again, these days long as you try with plenty of sunshine and plenty of sunshine to across the mountains of north africa. still a challenge of a few showers, scraping the finals of the continental fall north of uh, outs area to see uh maybe some showers and moving pos of olivia plans here. showers may mont, across central areas of africa, from the gulf with guinea to savvy lay on south of that general drive, few showers towards mozambie. it does to assemble what was the southern cape. the, the cultivating food is the foundation of human civilization. but food today is

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you're watching out. is there a mind a thought, told stories this hour is right. strikes have been taking place across the guns. i kidding. at least 28 palestinians. on monday, several people were killed in a strike on a home and out the rest rescue. g counts in central gauze that injured were rushed to unlock some hospital and they're about to be out on the board of crossing between jordan and the occupied westbank is closed for 2nd day off a gunman. co 3 is riley's by hundreds of people stranded music hosting. hosting it will be free as a rescue operation is on the way in northern vietnam, off to bridge collapse in future provence. at least 10 vehicles fell into the

flooded red river. it comes as downgraded tyson yazzy continues to devastate areas across the region of google is facing its 2nd major anti trusts trial in less than a year. this time, it sort of advertising the us justice department and 8 states accuse the company of operating in the, in the online ad markets a large. but the tech john maintains a monopoly of advertising technology and controls the market by calling rivals to eliminate competition. google, on the other end is all getting there is plenty of competition to be had suggesting the government isn't accounting for the fact that ads and now pre dominant on social media apps. google lost a separate major case. last month, the judge ruled google acts and legally to cross competition over its search function, paying billions to device makers and telecom companies to be the default search

engine and controlling 90 percent of that market. that's getting more in this with eric having comm piece profess of law and competition policy was such a cool now university. he joins us from ithaca in new york. thank you. so for your time. so this is the 2nd anti trusts trial that google is facing in on the yet this one could have even wind implications, couldn't it talk us through the significance? so that was sort of a broad level this case gets that one of the most common concerns we. we have surrounding major tech platforms, which is that many of these firms operate in a bunch of different inter connected markets. and what they might sometimes try to do then is to sort of leverage their physician in one market to gain an advantage in another market. and so this case fits that better and it to potentially provide a blueprint for going after analogous practices involving other platforms. so it's

effects could potentially be extended beyond just the online advertising space. and google's parent company is arguing it's success is due to the effectiveness of its services. i'm the fact that there, there is all the competition that it exists. so for the, for the prosecution, how, how tricky a case is to prove otherwise. and so, yeah, it's a good question. there are 2 main difficulties. the 2 main proof hurdles that the government will have to get over 1st and has to show that google has monopoly power for that. it, it will get monopoly power if it keeps doing what it's doing. and then it has to show that google is using anti competitive practices to test to sort of sustain its, its dominant position. both things are usually difficult, but uh the government has a few things working in its favor in this case. so the 1st is that google is just a very powerful and pervasive figure in this particular area of online advertising

. that will make it a little harder for google to avoid the conclusion that it is a monopolist. now, the government is also alleging sort of a very conspicuously long list of, of anti competitive practices in this case. so even if the record is not persuaded by all of these different arguments, the d o j, the justice department might have enough left on the list is still when the case. so we'll see what happens. but i think the government does have a strong position here. so potentially what is the worst case outcome here? so google, i mean, so some people are talking about it being forced to break up. yeah, i would say that's, that's the worst case scenario. so the government is that is asking for, for google to die best a large pieces of its online advertising business. so that would mean selling us, um, you know, what, you know, a large business is better dogs. and so this would prevent google from being able

to sort of to leverage its power in one market to uh, to give pain an advantage in another market. it would eliminate immediately, you know, a large part of one of 2 goals, big revenue sources. and so google makes, you know, many billions of dollars from display advertising and much of that would banish, uh, this is this, uh, google were broken up. and then you talks about how this could have implications. uh, be on online app advertising. i mean, talk us through that a bit more what, what because those implications looked like. so just to the extent that this sort of trend that we have in big tack where you've got companies operating and a bunch of related markets and sort of using maybe several ways to force users at one level to stick with the same company at

a different level rather than going for our competitors, that's kind of a common thing we see in lots of the sort of allegations less levied against big tech companies. so there's 2 locations very much about that. so, you know, there are a number of sort of, legally challenging issues that come up and in cases like this. and if this government projects some of those questions resolved and sort of create a template. and then you know, the d i, j and other plaintiffs could potentially piggyback on this case to help you know, a little away at other analogous practices out there and big tech. really interesting to get your thoughts on this. eric having come professor of low and competition policy research at cornell university. thank you. thanks. so now that you case, catherine, the princess of wales says she's completed chemo therapy for an on disclose cancer

and will resume some public duties in the coming months. life is, you know, it can change in an instant and we've had to find a way to navigate this to me, waters and very huge online things. kensington palace released a new video to coincide with her announcements. the princess has been largely absent from public life in person since she was diagnosed earlier this year. she's described the past 9 months, has been incredibly tough. charlie angela has moved from london. is a heavily edited videos set to contemplative music with kate's voiceover in which she says that she's doing whatever she can to stay counts of free. and she is taking each day as it comes, the video features. huh. and william and the children for the king in no fucking the sunshine is going to delight royal funds around the world. what it doesn't tell us is one stage of kate's treatment is at and as the policy has got to be very

quiet as to what kind of cancer cells found where she was treated and what treatment she received. and not really as in stark contrast to how transparent king charles has been about his own cancer diagnosis. he's in the video tape, so she's looking forward to getting back to what is the end of the summer holidays here in england. many people are getting back to work and she's probably trying to preemptively on. so the question of when she will be back to public duties, although she did appear at the to think of a color in june in the mens wimbledon final. what does come across though is her honesty about just how tough these last few months of being and had empathy to other people who are going through the campuses. johnny and how's the charities, hey, i have reported a positive impact of how open the saying that more people are seeking screenings, and no doubt going forward. she's going to want to continue to raise awareness. but right now it's kate says, the focus is on her recovery until family still try to answer out of there. and

jordan has been on a decade. sloan posts, if electoral reform, political modernization, and you know, boast as the roll political parties play in the kingdom, and attempts to donate the influence of historical tribal allegiances of asia turn out has been consistently pool and trust. empowerment is low. as michael apple reports from amman, as the faces of jordan's, paula maine for you hopefully all lost it across the city. it's the 1st election on the new laws, reserving 50 percent of seats for political parties. that percentage will eventually be scaled up every election cycle until independent candidates, traditionally from powerful families, a phased out of the a multi party political modernization committee, made the recommendations to shift the kingdom towards what it sees as a more mature and stable political environment. a d, my task boob is

a veteran politicians on these lemma action front, expected to emerge as a prominent opposition block in the house of representatives. sometimes you may have jordanian saying that's why. busy i want to elect and then you know, i did not really find that's my choice was translated into actually parliament. so, you know, carrying on and achieving at transparency elections will also boost the trust of the jordanian people in georgina and politics. were in the neighborhood of society to me to send to left progressive candidates, a lawyer resets on the political modernization committee. so that's going to modernize our political system and introduce the parties as on ground for jordan and people to start getting into parties in order for us to move from individual thinking to collective thinking in the salt hillside overlooking the values of

amman is a candidates who doesn't believe the future politics lies in parties, the hyphen and in the end of the whole. i'm interacting with citizens directly. we're not making false promises. as an independent, i'm able to work on drafting loans, but also ensure surfaces are delivered. so what does that say? the battle against the voter apathy, the is an up hill one. they'll just sit on the chairs and they are doing nothing. the brilliant as we don't know any of the but to spends in the election. and we actually only know there because those who choose to vote on looking to candidates who will get to groups with local governance issues, help shape laws that create jobs, and boost an ailing economy. laws governing the political system change with almost every electoral cycle. but a far to use within a decade or so, we're looking to move to a purely political party based system. but vote to turn out will ultimately decide

with the jordanians of buying into this vision for the future. mike level l g 0. i'm not a high price. all past has been arrested on suspicion. if charles sex trafficking in the philippines on the us, apollo keeping away was detained at his church complex. and from the city of devout in 2021, the us state department charged him with trafficking women and girls as young as 12 on the lo has moved from minnesota. well, after 16 days of searching for then fugitive tell evangelist for looking, boy and his brawling church compound in double city into southern philippines, police now have custody of him, and he's currently retained here at the national headquarters of the philippine national police in manila. now on monday, the interior secretary, the police chief and the ground commander of the operations, presented a fully disguised people. lloyd to the media. there was some disagreement over

whether he surrendered or was arrested on sunday when, when you sports broke. but during the pressure, officials were adamant that he had been arrested because he was always surrounded by law enforcement by friday evening. but i'm like, he has no other options but or the, there's no other outcome, but even the fall into the government tense. but this was a man hans that began well before the stand off, police had actually been searching for kimberly since june. when the arrest warrants came out, she beloit is accused of forcing members of his church to make money for him to fund his lavish lifestyle. and he's also accused of raping women young girls, some of the miners, so called pass rules who were allegedly forced to serve him. now he's also wanted by the f, b i n is facing similar charges in the united states, but of course, he denies all these charges. but given the severity of all these allegations,

allegations of human trafficking and child sexual abuse among others before it is of warranty. those who helped him evade arrest those who helped him escape and hide it from authorities that they will no answer to the law. i'm sure someone should be guilty of obstruction of justice or hardly concealing no some one for each one. 5th a little no interior secretary better. avalos also revealed during the press or the former president particular detroit. they had press charges against him in connection with the police operation to arrest a portable keyboard only. now the 3rd, the of course, is painlessly known as a close friend of keep roy and was made the administrator of people nice properties in march. so could the 3rd to also be charged with obstruction of justice. the through secretary says that's for the police to determine find below alpha 0 minute in southern africa struggling with its west route in years. 6 countries have

declared a state of emergency full twanna, mistletoe, namibia, milan, we sound b as in bob way harm. acosta had moved from the show in alon west province in zimbabwe. municipal court. i have grandchildren at home who need to eat if we blow from a hole could make that possible find me. she hits something groups and that's not usually plus they died. but these are disparate times in zimbabwe. coma and bobby, like other countries in southern africa is experienced and on the new and just droughts. it was drought indicative many families hungry. it was so 5 that fine things that i did when i look at my grandchildren, i asked myself, what am i going to feed them? i stayed up all night wondering about what am i going to give them the next day? this drought is terrible. most people in zimbabwe live in rural communities.

agriculture is a major source of food and income. people in this area have started preparing the fields. this one is for may's them always staple food. they dug holes in a straight line and when it rains they'll put they seeds and foot lives. they need toll, then they'll do this, cover it up, and hope so, good. hottest imaginations is more than half a 1000000 children in symbolic risk of mountain nutrition. there is a risk of increased morbidity and mortality among children. here's a bubbly due to the drought. and in addition, and as to 60 percent of the cups that were planted for basically lost, it has been a fairly poor harvest. and that has an impact on the income of the households. women in the village prepay, so you'll mix the roots, they dug up with some part. so that will be the main meal for the day, or whatever. finding more food for the children will be another challenge. my

mobile off, one of the had them toss out of their much our language problems. the moment a while fine, the us stays of california has forced thousands of people to leave the homes of fi and the sun. then a dino national forest east of los angeles has bound to move and eighty's, clackamas of land threatening at least 36000 homes and commercial buildings. the place as being fuels by hot and dry conditions. north koreans have must be $76.00 anniversary of the founding of that country. the, the democratic people's republic of korea was established in 1948 by came some the 2nd. he's the grandfather of the current, anita kim joan own people amongst the day by laying flowers and paying tribute to the nations former status. it still has on the al jazeera paris is saying

good bye to 6 weeks of olympic entirely action are, will be here with the

times and support his fire. molly, and thank you so much. my miami police claim nfl starts high retail was uncooperative during an incident that san being hand carved on his way to a game of mind me. dolphins player was later released and went on this for a touch down in his teams season opener. david stokes reports and fill out

the video as it was before kicking off the new season. miami dolphins wide receive at tyrique hill was face down on the ground, being handcuffed by police with him. and his friends captured the moment on their phones as the so to your road was detained place to the stadium for an alleged traffic violation he was released. but even after the game, still trying to process what happened wasn't disrespectful, you know, because my mom didn't raise me that way. i didn't curse can do none of that. so my gosh, i'm still trying to figure it out. yeah. you know, i was doing what my uncle always told me do whenever you in a situation like that, just listening which has i'm starting, we'll just listen so gotta be careful. man in miami day, police department is placed one of the offices in bold on administrative leave, pending the outcome of an investigation. one of his teammates kelly campbell was

also briefly hung tough after stopping to help. obviously, you know, everybody has bad apples in every situation. i don't want to bring it racing to it but sometimes a discount to everyone. you don't use. busy so what if i wasn't terribly q lower, knows like what that guy or guys, what did the who nickname the cheats up is considered the best way to receive it in the and i felt. and despite the incidents still play the key role in miami's come back when over the jacksonville, jackie was the quote 7 passes, including an 80 or touch down the celebrations, mimicking what happened before the game they drove was like i read you can that in the phone today show you'll tail show you'll tail, and i do erase. you fail me. so it was a pass on operation. obviously we, we have something else. then all of this happened this morning who says he hopes to use the incident to do something positive to the community and primes to become

a police officer himself. once he's finished in the nfl. these folks which is 0 time as well. number one, yeah, like center. so i was wondering the us open has helped him move on from a doping controversy. italian lifted his 2nd grand slam trophy after a year in new york on sundays. the victory comes just weeks after it was revealed. he was cleared to play despite testing positive for a band steroid. it was ruled that he'd been contaminated by a substance that was wrapped into his skin by a physio, certain tournaments, ford was not the same as they used to be. so whoever knows, better and then know that something was wrong about doing this tournament, slowly i restarted to, to feel a little bit more how, how i m as the person doesn't really matter how, how or what the result was. so this done a month for sure. helped me a little bit 6 weeks and while i'm picking paralympic action has come to an end for

host city, paris. the task of dismantling the temporary sports menus around the city has begun following sundays. closing ceremony for the paralympics, adding richardson has more, is a big send off for one of the wells launch is sporting spectacles. the powers games. it's been a huge hit in the host country. 2 and a half 1000000 tickets was sold with move in 90 percent full by french people. over 4000 athletes have taken part. the purley pix officially began in rome and 1960, with just 400 competitors. it's evolved into an offense. it's helping to change lives and opinions around the world. every time you computed more, people joined the policy. every time you succeeded, defensive to do with every wow, every cries, every fall to search the racing. you tense, healthy forces quotes and how they see this. it'd be safe to you.

everyone has what i need through the world. groups like change that teachers must lead change, views was upraised must be replaced by wards of conviction. obstacles must become opportunities. 168 paralympic delegations were represented at the closing ceremony with the form is on. the fleets did the best to enjoy the policy. despite some late summer rain, 2028 hosts los angeles, hoping a sprinkler of sunshine and a dash of hollywood can help them compete with the show. paris has produced a i'm focused on delivering the best games ever. it will be the biggest olympics ever. will have uh, around 1112000 athletes on the field,

the play and paralympic athletes on the field. the play will be the largest piece time gathering of people around the world. the paralympics has become a showcase the elite school to increase efficiency and event. why? what is rolled isn't, isn't possible, can be celebrated on the richardson elders era. shawanda is cricketers have won their 1st cats in england for decades about them as fond guy had a century as they claimed an 8 wicked victory in like good. it's just the 4th time i think ever beaten england away from home when it's still when did still when the series, which is one place england kept in harry, kansas. christiana, rinaldo is inspiring him to keep going. kane will make his 100 international and parents again spend one on tuesday and 31 year old has scored 66 times for his country. on sunday, rinaldo netted his 900 and 1st career goal and his 130 seconds support channels of to and really good shape. i feel both physically and mentally pacing in my

career and i think, you know, just watching other players and i love watching manada score is 900 and 1st go yesterday and seen him compete. fits the 49 years old. you know, just inspires me to play for as long as possible. you know, i love this game. i love representing him and and one of the all time greats of women's football has played our final game for the san diego way. 35 year old alex morgan is retiring, been placed for the season after announcing that she was pregnant. it wasn't the ideal send off a she missed a penalty, and a for one defeat organ played more than $200.00 matches for the usa winning an olympic gold and 2 world cubs. oh, okay, and that is all your support for now, back to you, molly. i'm sorry. okay, that's it for me my, the inside this me is on my colleague smith a minute. we'll be here in just a moment, much more. today's meetings and story, stay with us the

it's easy to conduct the vaccination drive. the mentor whitestone headquarters in a few days to stop teach thousands of children against israel has too limited hyphen allows the vaccination into a situation is frightening. and the moment we leave all of 10 until we reach it. receiving is rainy. miguel, it will show full and i'll head garza is no longer the same. relentless bombardment has largely destroyed entire hospitals and clinics. international have organization, fear shortages and medical supplies. water, food and fuel could lead to a far bigger prices. but the dangers of the pull up on those are the success of the vaccination campaign relies. i'm where there's a limited 8 hour

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nominator hero. now, the item for me, the top stories and ultra 0, a series of his radio strikes across cause i have killed another 20 palestinians on monday. several of them were killed in the latest attack on a home in the old bridge of refugee camp. that's in central garza. the engines were rushed to the nearby l. x. the hospital in darrell by the the attacks came on what was meant to be the 1st day back of school for 650000 palestinian students, many of whom are now facing another year with little to no education. 92 percent of gauze and schools are out of service off to being damaged or destroyed. the palestinian ministry of education says 11002500 students have been killed.