not even realize i'm well there is unlimited 8 hour a day. pause in flight with holes the . ready at least 40 palestinians killed and 9 as rainy as strike on an encampment. housing displaced people in on the wasi in southern gaza. the hello, i'm marianne. minimize the this is al jazeera life from doha. also coming up on the program, doubts of whether the polio vaccination campaign will go ahead on tuesday in northern garza onto these riley minutes, sri detains a un conroy

a search for survivors after a bridge collapses in vietnam. as ty, food, yagi, we have across the country killing at least 64 people and voice of dogs, they to renown us. act to james. oh, jones has died at the age of 93. the welcome to the program and we begin this our in southern gaza where at least 40 people have been killed and 6, the injured in, out as rainy attack in an area. housing displaced people will plains bombs in continents and out of milwaukee west of con eunice. it happened in the vicinity of a field hospital run by the british charge. the u. k. med the attack caused large craters and wide spread devastation, emergency teams recovering bodies on the injured. israel's military says it until i

get to the last come on center, but have mass as called the claim a blatant lie. i'll just there is honey. my mood joins as live from daryl, by the in central gaza. what information are you receiving honey about this attack in alma y c in the south? but good morning mariam. this is such a sad morning, but for this place palestinian seeking shelter the protection in all my life. evacuations on the last exactly which is gradually becoming very risky, very like the threatening to displace the volume. the family for the past and months have been enjoying this talk the really military at 1230 past midnight, the trade out. it's free air strikes. liberal one does as described by the eye witness of those who survive these attacks causing widespread speier and devastation and destruction. what we're talking about is the target our towns.

those are the then the, the 10s that are made of wood and, and plastic setup. and i'm also going to show tech and to provide whatever protection possible for the display of the population for g people so far have been confirmed killed. then when we say confirmed these are collected by the civil defense, the call numbers by the paramedics and the volunteers in, in the area and almost 60, or exceeding 6 feel the critically injured there are only transferred to a nearby field hospital and all to another hospital in the center of ton unit, there are still many who are missing under the under the pile of bands and the, the holes that are caused by geez, by these bonds that were dropped on this side. we're talking about tv bonds in the pack with nails, packed with, with little pieces of metals and packed with other explosive incendiary materials.

that not only looking at bodies, the are the, are the killed or, or shredded, but also the are burned. and that burns to via burns is caused by the kind of, of, of, of this, of d as a bomb dropped on people. this is not the 1st time we're seeing a lot of being attacked deliberately by. it is really military. and every time it's almost the same exact statement they just did by these attacks and lost the it has been the this side of 10001000 of palestinians have been displayed from the northern part of the trip from the city. reasonably from other parts of this central area from bropa city and eastern part of hon. you and it has been has been the, the side of displacement for the past 11 months. all look now on a house. i may, if i may ask you, we've been reporting at least 40 people killed in this latest attack. 60 have been engine. you were speaking about the risk sick nature of these injuries,

where all the wounded being taken, they have access to hospital any kind of medical care in that area. well, when we talked about health facilities right now, the numbers are quite limited, but we're talking about is a few of these field. hospitals are limited in terms of capacity in terms of the equipment and, and what these fields hospital are doing so far since they've been fed up. this is more of the basic intervention this for any of these hard cases being transferred to major health facilities such as not their hospital, but we know major health facility. the public one particularly have been devastated by be ongoing deliberate attacks by the incursion of the city upon unison. and that's just a sample of what happened to one of the largest public health facilities in the city of con unit that has only been pushed out of service. and right now it's been

very have been a gradual to get him back on track, but it's still in sufficient medical stuff for the past almost 5 months, you know, medical supplies, i've been allowed into, into the gaza strip. whatever has been a lot of the, just a trickle in the fields of the, the, of the, the, the, the needs and the, the group needs of, of much of these supplies. and we're talking about this basic stuff as basic as a subset good. and other a preliminary mature that should be available inside hospital to intervene and help doctors to stay in line one doctor describe the situation inside the deluxe septic, for example, that is needs you can do to help one not to do to, to stabilize one, but not to let it lots as time goes by and many of these injuries can be treated. but because of the lack of medical supplies, it's hard to do that. and the people end up dying within days because the ones are causing severe ear pain and be too severe bleeding. then all of these things that

are causing keep further civilian casualties and lots and in life. again, a lot the is located and, and, and being an area that is pretty much remote in whatever supplies in health provided there is, is it is a little good in the face of the greater need of the displays population. okay, thank you very much. i need my load joining a staff from darrow bala instead. sol garza and i'm now joined by month sort of schumann, who's a palestinian journalist and former residents of gaza. he joins us live from del ha . can i ask if you have been in touch with anyone? in the i don't know, i see han eunice area of causa since this attack took place. yes. so almost half of the population now resides in a milwaukee area. you're talking about this trip now being over 75 percent uninhabitable and people most to live in tents in places like

a mossy thing here that this is a safe zone. i was in contact with the friends and family there and we weren't informed. that's why people like us, you know, wake up in the morning base. our children are taking that to school as the school year started. they woke up to the sound of 5 different huge air balls. that's huge, a very big i'm of the stream of all tens, killing many, many families like you said in your user, corresponded to honey. we have on record the for 40 killed over 60, injured, and dozens that are missing. the people that work in the civil defense department have very primitive tools as well. and they weren't digging with their own hands until now, trying to get the people out from under the sands, under the rubble. and given the very primitive level, health care as well, even those that are critically injured. we don't, we fear the worst for them right now. so i know they're very deadly placed in

a so called safe zone by the sort of most more alarming into words. hundreds of thousands of displays before sheltering in on the la see it's been targeted several times over the past couple of months. what are the conditions like that they are worsening and right now is really controlling for all the border crossings. they are not allowing the medical equipment to come in, they are not allowing very basic can neal necessities of things to in order to. ready ensure that that is clean water within the district. we're talking about, um uh, basically an open air prison that has been going on for over in 17 years. and now for over. ready 11 months with them controlling all the borders we are talking about as a knife genocide that has been broadcast to defend tv new stations. and citizens

driven on the go with little to no international and action against the people helping them what it means that the best on the get off. yes, people free people like the world, amazing new stations like go to 0 or letting the world know what's happening. but still we need more action to ensure that for 2000000 civilians live a gorman life. it's been over 17 years now and over 11 months of jesse. okay, thank you very much. and i'm so schuman for joining us. for the residents of gauze, a joining your staff from. don't think in all the developments is right. the forces have stopped the un conroy which was traveling to northern gaza as part of the ongoing polio vaccination campaign. now costing down on whether it will go ahead as planned. on tuesday, the head of the un agencies of palestinian refugees said employees was stopped at

gunpoint despite prior coordination is real claims that were palestinian suspects and the convoy un size is caused by heavy damaged by his ready boulders. his old stuff has been released off to move in 8 hours. this monday was supposed to be the start of the school year for garza's children. but israel as well means that almost all of the territory schools have either been destroyed or being used to house, displaced people as a result, move in 650000 palestinians. judas faced another. yeah. with vouch education. along them 40000 high schoolers who couldn't sit exams this. yeah. the pod as to the ministry of educations as moving 11 and a half 1000 students has been killed. tens of thousands of also have been injured by is really attacks. more than $750.00 teachers and professors have been killed, 92 percent of gauze, the schools are out of service of to being damaged or completely destroyed and is

riley attacks. united nation says there are no lessons taking place in any of it's 200 schools in gaza because they are being used as shelters by displace palestinians. today, as you may have heard, would have marked the start of a new year in this 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 and some of its schools every, some gum fits, spoke to some young palestinians who made it to cast off. and they have had

a chance to continue that. studies here, a star student backing goes a 17 year old leander bus. she can finally shine again. going back to school. generally feels like reaching them for me, especially after the war. and this might sound exaggerated, but i genuinely knew this. israel's wor, costs the teenager for senior year high school instead of taking classes for months she's had to take cover from is really bones and you and shelter in hon. eunice funding was february. i couldn't reach out to my teachers, even though i tried always agree with my friends to continue are still our studies at home, but we couldn't do so as evacuated to doha, 4 months ago, lands back on track. thanks to a scholarship. here in kids are some palestinians have a chance to resume their studies. education has always been central and gaza even

before as well as of war. and when living under occupation, the strip had one of the highest illiteracy rates in the world. its schools played a crucial role and empowering people, as well as preserving policy, new culture and history. traditionally, god has produced some of the top achievers in high school exams in the region with relentless, these really attacks have forced education facilities to close for 2nd year. the un says 85 percent of school buildings are damaged or completely destroyed. and all 12 universities has been bombed. among them, the one where abraham had been studying to become a nurse from and then so you need me to these really occupation forces destroyed my university, see all us, how to university and with it, the dreams of my classmates and my own. this scholarship from education above all is giving me a new start. opening a new chapter in his life, he's starting

a degree at lou sales university, just north of doha. this time he chose psychology. he wants to help those in his community who have experienced similar trauma to here. but in guitar ibrahim is learning more than just skills. now, today he's trying on his brand new prosthetic leg. he lost both legs and an arm, and then he's really attack. improving both body and mind. abraham is taking his 1st steps towards a brighter future. one in which palestinians education and resilience go hand in hand. if this i'm getting food, i'll just 0 don't will still to bring you a doing what i can to stay counts to free is now my faith. in your case princess of wales has she's completed, came a therapy. it will be returning to a light schedule of public to the

in depth analysis of the days. headline, what strategic purpose do you think this assassination serves? israel informed opinions, people who have been 18 years. i've seen that they have given a chance to best be a bold critical debate. russia has decided that the war crane as a defensive war inside story. how will it change the security relationship between both countries on out jersey around the challenges with the,

with the, nothing's happening before the end of the question. why like this let denise this quote to monetary and really foundation the the, [000:00:00;00] the and watching l. g 0 main story. now, at least 40 people have been killed 6 the injured and then is really attack in an area. housing displays, people in southern gaza, will panes farms and continents. and on the watch,

the west of con eunice attack caused lodge crates has a wide spread devastation is raining, force is talk to you and convoy you, which was traveling to northern gauze, or as part of the ongoing pony a vaccination campaign. hon. ahead for me. but as a re, me said to employees was stopped at gunpoint despite prior coordination with israel and all the news, a bridge collapse over a flooded river in northern vietnam, respond to an ongoing search for survivors. the collapse happened in futon province onto the arrival of ty, food, yankee. the deputy prime minister says 10 vehicles, including a truck and 2 school just fell into the red river. 3 people have been rescued, but at least 13 a missing michael to starsky is a journalist in vietnam and he says, timeframe. yag is continuing to wreak havoc even though it's been downgraded to a tropical depression. it must have the concern now is up in the northern

mountainous provinces of north and west of and or others still receiving heavy rain . there been numerous plants side route to day through throughout the day. and a bridge over the red river collapse a couple hours north of and way with traffic on it. of course their cars and motor bikes. and i went to the river, which was swollen from all the rain. hundreds of soldiers and police officers are out searching for victims. it's not clear right now how many people may have fallen into the river. a few people have been rescued, of course this now evening, so that's quite a serious situation. and unfortunately, rain as predicted for the next couple of days. and it regents a 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 this almost for account several days in advance. we knew it was going to be very strong. it landfall. i mean, of course it 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 could to get people out of harm's way, make sure people are off the roads, or in 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 now and will probably continue to rise. but the certainly did what they could um, right up a storm or rushes as ukraine, as well as the massive drone attack on last go. and several other regions, the officials say move in 7 to drugs has been shut down. governor of the pre on scrooge inside air right? a lot so activated in many areas, one person died in a strike on a residential building, south west of moscow. the act of james earl jones has died at the age of 93. his rich, deep voice became familiar to generations from his work on screen and stage for the

account looks back at his illustrious career, are described as one of america's greatest actors. james, earl jones, and 60 year career in film and theater established him as one of the most recognizable voices in hollywood. mm hm. so it's easiest to, to sell millions of sewing growers new invest at the voice of star wars, film, and dark fader. the book, the trail blazing african american actor, took time to find his signature, deep baritone voice born in 1931 in the then segregated state of mississippi jones suffered from a severe stutter. owing to his difficult childhood, joan said a sympathetic teacher and the practice of reciting poetry helped him conquer his speech impediment. one day, the sun was set on my time here and he made his phone to view and stanley kubrick's 1964 doctor,

strange stuff. but his 1st major center rose was in great white hope. turning him an academy award nomination in 1970. i'm black and i'm hoping his dramatic range was undeniable in more than 100 performances over the following decades. field of dreams, the hunt for red october and as the eve of snake co leader felt that do right. and conan the barbarian is paula. and the dramatic active was an eas, pivoting to comedy along side eddie murphy's in coming to america to lose weight. right. that our team was better, i was on on stage jones was politic thing. the type of role in shakespeare is king lear and the fellow lenny and myself, man and truly max and fences. landing in one of his to tony awards are request of what law is better say,

i've got to elect you in 2022 historic court theater in the heart of broadway was renamed to james earl jones theater. james, earl jones to match his powerful voice and resume long after he was gone. once that speech is a very important aspect of being human whisper doesn't congress. the bill wyman is a former aust editor for n p r. and he now teaches john lives in the university of sydney. he joins us live and bill. i think you said that he has to have one of the most hud voices and the history of the world, which is quite a statement to make. but i suppose his, his voice and his presence was so prolific and pervasive, that the people may what have heard his voice without even knowing that it's necessarily him mine to such a great point because i think that's something you can say to some of these say i'm not really sure who he is. you can say he's the guy who says this is sienna, and

a lot of people don't even know that he was the voice of darth vader and star wars . and everyone has heard him say are the dogs side. so we does that, so just on a pop culture level, when you consider that he was in those 3 or $44.00 or 5 star wars movies. plus he was in the star aligned k. he played mustafah and the licensee he was in was 4 or 5 or 6 of the biggest when he movies ever released in the history of the world. so this is definitely someone who had a presence in just about to anyone who was familiar with the american pop culture at the last i want to say half a century, but really it stretches back 70 years and tell us more about what made james jones unique among his peers, that is an interesting point too, because he wasn't really a leading man when it came to phil. now of course, he had a huge career on broadway, going back to the late fifty's. but he, he,

he, and even started in a movie in the early seventy's way play the 1st ironically he played, ironically, the 1st black president in america is called the man in 1972. but interestingly, it's not, it's completely not available anywhere. it's a movie i've always wanted to see by that it's never been released to and home video in any form that i know of anyway. and but on the other hand, the alternative to a leading man is what we call a church director. you know, one of those kind of lesser roles were very distinctive, but he was sort of a bigger presence than that. so he existed in this world. where is president sort of confused, any movie he was in? and a lot of people remembered him, for example, some field of dreams. we played a very presence there, this reclusive writer and, and innumerable other movies. where is, is the combined. he had this way of combining both the power of his voice, which was deep residence and also his physical need, which was very big and authoritative. and donna, and at the same time,

very sort of if i can use the word all totally. and he to quickly turn, how popular as well. so it just to display the norm is range. and we haven't even mentioned history or the during shakespeare are probably as well. i mean, the way i was just gonna ask you very, very quick things because we know him as a darth vader in the line king and all these. but he was, he was classically trained. right? so shakespeare, austin, miller, tennessee williams. all of these incredible pay rights. he had experience roles in that pays and so i wonder if, you know, he has a kind of a range that to that many of us to fully appreciate or know about us. i think that's true. i think he is under appreciated because when he was a star on broadway, we're talking about the broadway of tennessee williams and the classic shakespeare and things like this. and one thing that your report mentioned that i should emphasize a little bit, is that equal to african americans in the state of mississippi at the height of the

depression. and now he came from a place as the american deep south, very close to memphis. we're pretty close to axis where elvis presley grew up, but he was even a bolder and given all this. and when we say that the market generation, he actually more, at least 2 generations, maybe more. but his road out of that poverty grew up without a father. he grew up with a stutter. and again, being an african american and the depression in that part of america at the time was not a place where you would look at someone say, oh, he's going to want to world wide right now. so his journey was actually a remarkable journey just to the point where you're a working. thank you very nice. thank you, bill lyman, i do appreciate you joining us for your thoughts on this story. very interesting to talk to you. thank you. you a new case princess of wales. catherine says she's completed the team a therapy for an undisclosed cancer and will resume some public duties. kensington

palace release the new video to coincide with her announcements. friends has been largely absent from public lives since she was diagnosed earlier. this yeah, it's it from me for now. whether is next and then inside story and now the police and coming up fees in about 25 minutes time. i'll see for that 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 you have and maybe the fall southwest of 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 steal into q way. i'd also into baghdad, cuz a lot of the clear sky,

so i'm not dry. why the runs right talk to was a cool because that may be the old shower just 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 was that west to sort of took? yeah, it's what was the best for us as we go through wide 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 far north of a continental fall north of uh, out your area to see uh maybe some showers and moving parts of olivia. plenty of showers may mon, 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

big game to build the future. but decades later, they find themselves trunks by the task of the journey. it's too long and life the next aisle is hard to 0 needs l. duty, all jerry loan a. she venue ok to funds withheld, but now face flows that keep them from retiring with the fund. that is the she by these bits of bread on just the so that says no to the deployment of funding partial force in the country. united nations expos say serious human rights violations have been committed by both sides in the ongoing war. so who will protect the millions of civilians trust in the conflict? this is inside story, the