is reported and what is not the video's 1st or reinforced a discourse. it is coming out of every sector of the as rarely, official machinery. they're all palestinians are the enemy finish and the post, the codes, the media, or that just the we've just 49 days before elections in the us, the f b, i says it's investigating another attempt to assassinate donald trump. a suspect is in custody. the know about this and this is all just your life and don't have also coming up. there's really, i'm is last motorcycles, guys. i can't even at least 14 palestinians since early on monday is very centralized on a rampage and a policy and school in the occupied westbank,

the attack teachers and students and the strongest ty, phone to hedge, shanghai. since 1949 makes long falls, hundreds of thousands of people are told to leave their homes. the, we're going to begin in the us sort of minds in custody of to, of what the f b i says was an assessment ation, attempting republican presidential candidate donald trump. it happened that his golf course in west palm beach, a witness to solve the government. and managed to take photos of his car officers, then spots of the vehicle in the highway and stopped the suspect in martin county, near palm city. about 45 minutes drive away phil laval, reports from west palm beach. in florida. donald trump is laying goals here at the trump international golf club in west palm beach and the secret service that they spoke to the government in the flushes at the edge of the course. an open flyer

said, oh, they use secret service personnel open fire on a government located near the property line. and this matters on their invest. a secret service agent. that was all the course did a fantastic job. what they do is they have an agent that jumps one hole ahead of time to where to present was that and he was able to spot this rifle barrel sticking out of the fence and immediately engaged that individual. at which time the, the individual police say the suspect escaped the scene in an s u v. i d by witness and apprehended lights, that without additional violence is being named locally. as ryan ross, we took as high profile selling off the street as possible. we did it safely and nobody else was to move in full since the officials said they found that a k 47 rifle with a sky to backpacks with ceramic play thing hung on the fence. i'm a go pro camera. the republican presidential candidate was taken to

a holding room at the club by the secret service. donald trump latest sent an e mail to his fundraising list saying via not i am safe and well, no one was hurt. 2 months ago, his ear was raised by a bullet what a government took a shelf and enjoying a campaign speech in pennsylvania ahead of the secret service. resigned after that assassination attempt a donald trump is now here. is mara lago result about 15 minutes or so from where the incidents took place? as you can see, the road is completely closed off. this was already a high security area and now security is even tied to the phone. the president's hasn't been seen in public sense, although he did send out a fundraising email in which he said his results was as strong as ever. and now questions are going to be asked about why the secret service let a potential assess and get so close to trump. once again, phil laval, i'll just say era. west palm beach, florida. well, the white house has released

a statement from us president joe biden come commending the work of the secret service. joe biden says, i am relieved. the former president is on hong does i have said many times there is no place for political violence, offer any violence ever in our country. then i've directed my team to continue to ensure that the secret service has every resorts, capability, and protective measure necessary to ensure the former president's continued safety . drive will come in. the house has also posted a statement. she says, i am deeply disturbed by the possible assassination attempt of former president donald trump. today, as we can gather facts, i will be clear icon. den, political violence. we must, all must do our pause to ensure that this incident does not lead to more political violence. we're gonna go live to washington dc. she have the time, so he's following the story. foreigners, they are so condemnation of political violence in the united states. what other political reaction has there been? the battle has been the same from both republicans and democrats straight. the van

stone drums running mate for vice president and the coming election also treated. i'm glad president trump is safe. i spoke to him before the news is public, as he was amazingly in good spirits. still much we don't know, but i'll be hugging my kids extra tight tonight and saying a proud of gratitude. the democratic senate majority leader, chuck schumer said i was just brief by the acting director of the secret service. i pulled the secret service with a quick response to ensure for a present from safety. there is no place of this country for political violence, of any kind. the perpetrators must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the no, actually various members of congress, all demanding a briefing in the capacity of a couple of hours on monday, on capitol hill from the secret service about exactly what did happen. but, but actually in this case, it would appear that i'm like last as oscillation, attempt at the secret service. all being praised for the, for the quick actors about slightly different this time around all day. there are

still real questions as to whether the secret service, in the words, it's all members of congress have the resources they need to protect. yep. after the last shooting attempt of donald trump, that was a picture that emerged if i'm being part of the way by security forces with blue sky behind them and an american flag and, and pumping the face. many people at the time in the yellow star light, that's the picture that has won him the election in november. and i questions, of course, about how this latest event is going to play out ahead of that. that election a little early as phil was saying, though, from his already fundraising of the incident and in fact, actually he made another statement on truth, social, his own social media platform. i would like to find everyone feel, console and well wishes. it was something interesting day explanation mark, base importantly onto the 5 us secret service and all of the one for some of the incredible job done today of trumpet, national and keeping me is the 40 for president of the us, of the republican know many of the upcoming presidential election safe. the job done was absolutely outstanding. i'm very proud to be an american. i think we have

to see that is, i mean the pos members of the trump campaign have said it's, it's, it's by using the white house and the democrats are effectively putting a target on from spot by saying he's a threat to democracy and riley. all right. i got democratic supporters, there's a lot of interest in the motivation, potential age of ation of the, of the alleged government, lots of examination of, of social media posts. he was very keen in his support for ukraine, the ones that he wanted to, anyone to ukraine, ostensibly to fight few quite although he was over the, the age limits. now we know donald trump says he wants to suit for a piece deal as you know, if he comes on back to, which isn't perhaps what members of the democratic party base, what they want to continue, continue all the support in the effective proxy war against russia between the us and russia, so i think we're gonna have to look at what the motivation most of it for the government. yeah, that's government and see why the oldest got a unity about being, storage did against political violence. but we'll hold

a whether that'll be some more tax on the democratic party for, for, for that rhetoric about donald trump. yeah. so yeah, thanks for bringing that done for us. you have a time see there in washington dc as americans are growing increasingly concerned about political violence after the earlier assassination attempt on john trump in july, a royce was if so let's pull find 80 percent of voters believe the country was quote, spiraling out of control the same poll find that 86 percent of americans were concerned about acts of violence during the country into chaos. i oppose point of what to be a growing acceptance of violence and political life. i. p b s news r n p on modest pole in april. last, 2 americans have to resort to violence to get the country back on track. on most people disagreed around one and 5 said yes. brandon o'connor is a professor of american politics at the university of sydney. he says the polling highlights how divided the us as become sensitive people,

particularly republicans, but also democrats in the last 4 or 5 years has said that violence can be justified, has really freights. and i think that's probably at a trying to start level for a sense of kind of frustration with the political system for some people that would resort to violence. now this is antithetical to democracy. this is something to be rightly condemned, but it gives you a sense of the desperation or the mindset, the conspiratorial mindset, and the, and the shift right for of the opposite side of politics in the united states that the might, on the, is there any forces or targeting several areas across the guys and categories. 14 palestinians is don't, not a morning rate is flocking to home and the all new set of refugee camp in the center of the strip it strikes to at least 10 to palestinians. people are trying to

rescue those problem under the rubble. the injured have been taken to all the hospital. is there any army has also targeted a shelter housing palestinians, northwest of the proffer killing to the witness the says and is ready strike on. she called one neighborhood, and garza city felt like an ass creek. the early morning attack appears to have talking to the area when people would have sleep. rescuers and residents are searching for any victims in the rubble. the people sitting at home and was surprised by your messiah. and that feeling that area, it felt like you know quickly, the people who are trying to live and have nothing to do with anything. children and young men and women was sitting in their homes to be all motto who at home and not to months of denial. there's really, i'm just taking responsibility for the canning of 3 is really captives in gaza last november. it says there's a high probability they were killed as a result of an air strike in november, the bodies of alia, tell the donal nick, budget and on sherman were recovered in december,

military officials say at the time, was no information to suggest the captors were held in the targeted location, going to have to central gas to speak to honey mach motors outside deluxe. a hospital in daniel about a succession of targeting by is very forces in the last several hours talk us through what's been happening, honey. rob, not only were seeing the after math and the tragedy is it created by the intense bombing campaign. there is a clearly a storage india talk across the gaza strip with further civilian casualties, your level of destruction, some of the locations that we're talking about. the reporting of about have been targeted repeatedly in the past with particularly the site in the right records. you cabinets a residential home in the middle of piles of rubble. and these are the residential homes that were targeted in the past months. and since the initial weeks of, of this genocide, those were very, very difficult conditions for, for the civil defense,

the crew members for pam medics to get to the area the past midnight when the bombing happened to get to the side of the residential building, to rescue who those who might have survived the attack so far? we know there is still 5 missing there under the levels. and the report that we're getting from the civil defense of pro member. those who survived the attacks were the majority of the children were buried on their pile of rubble. but it's not the only way that we more pressure is put on the hospital right here. and what we're talking about, you're the only health facility that is somehow functional right now. it's not that the greatest condition at 11 might imagine it's very difficult inside in a, in a quite a while. but we'll be talking to a doctor is in our associate in from the hospital to give it to insight about the hospital. but as well, from what we're seeing on daily basis, the difficulties extend to having induced looks really on the floor of the hospital waiting for doctors for medical to stop for medical supplies. and at this,

this the, the, the hospital that completed run out of bandages, for example, something that is important and very much needed to do is stop, is leading many of the injuries arriving to the hospital just to give a wider context, dollar review or the, the kind of bombs and, and rockets being fired on residential buildings or used to bomb sites, are packed with nails with a trap. those were bitter pieces of metal that when the explosion happens, there's quite a very high speed. and when the cut through the flash, the cost severed, leading by the time induced our transfer the hospital, you're lucky to find a doctor here. and the idea is to make it inside the hospital, most of the funerals that we're seeing today, not only from the overnight, at hospitals, from those where injured in the past. they then, unfortunately had a tragically enough they could not make it here inside the hosp to that either a dicey or are they operating better because simply the lack of medical supply. they make it very difficult to provide proper medical care and to save life on

separate attacks. so. so at night is really monetary carried out. did they attack some residential homes in gaza? city on they do neighborhood at the base and part of the city further was print far northern what's in part of does the data shifted? one district that has been repeatedly talked in the past month and according to our witnesses, this, your level of destruction is a quite visible. some of the more than half of this district been destroyed to severely damaged by the ongoing bond goals. so, artillery that talks carried 0 attacks carried by drones and robust city. 2 people were reported scale. these are 2 elderly women reported skills from western parts or rough honey, thank you very much. indeed. that's honey mach moved, brings up to date out i outside deluxe. the hospital and dental bala, this is what he said as of stone to school in a village north west of jetta, calling the occupied west bank of attacks, palestinian teachers and students. and

a teacher has also been arrested. need abraham's live in hebron in the occupied westbank. that's a place that's often called the heart of israel's illegal occupation. this kind of kind of attack the tax by satellites have become such a regular occurrence in the lives of people in the occupied by spine. but they seem to be becoming even more frequent and even more violent warehouse is, would tell you that because israel and these really forces not only do not punish those, subtler is when the attack for the city is but they come and offer protection. so that when they attack palestinians, that's why these attacks have increasing and they call it roughly thing since the war stars is very cool. the subtler attack has started made last night where these really are these photos and palestinians were not the only ones who have been injured, also a for and it's only 30 active. this international activists will often come to show supports the palestinian, you know,

in general secular attacks have been on the rise, not just in the jordan body area and inject a code where we've been seeing the subtler is numbers of stuff that is decreasing and decreasing. but also here where we are right now, this is an area called h 2 in hydro, and we just do the south of the occupied westbank. and this is just to give you an idea how residence let you see the streets that were for the gas where these really police cars walking and driving. we have a son is cannot use the cars on this road. this has been the case for years and years, but what has changed recently is that tell us then is have a curfew that starts late at night, around 10 pm until 9 am the next day. also on fridays and saturdays palestinians, your inside have your own, cannot be moving and these streets we've been hearing, difficult testimonies from the neighbors in this area,

talking about the intimidation they faced from secular attacks, the late the late. this was an attack on sunday, which is really something there's came to this area over here, the source of it. sure thing in the air and using many palestinians to leave the air. yes. do you remember when we talk about this really sucks there's, we must remind our viewers that they are getting more and more access to arms. this building over here that has these raise. a flag has been taken over by is re re settlers. all of that palestinians say has contributed to the state of intimidation . and they say that the goal is key and whether it's as in jericho or it is here and how broad is too deep populated these areas. if you see here, this is the big, it is really supplements of kids at the auto body that has been expanding and expanding. and in these way the army is offering protection. and that ends in closer to palestinian homes. and people say that the goal is to make their lives so

difficult, so unbearable that they will decide to leave themselves one lazy, we've been told how the miscarriage she was in her 2nd months of pregnancy. as a result of the secular effect that took place on sunday, this is a difficult reality. palestinians live here in hebron, but they said this is home. they have nowhere else to go. and that's why they're deciding to say, despite all of these difficulties. now thank you very much indeed. does need to ever him talking to us from him. the father sent me an economy in the occupied westbank is on the brink of collapse, with unemployment rising somewhat because of returned to farming to survive. it's one of many ways the polish for me is a coping, but it is very imposed economic hardships. also protecting the land. no to day reports from bates has on. you're not list a plumb and right for the picking stacks and buckets of fresh tomatoes and vegetables produced in bay doesn't have to markets across the occupied westbank.

until a few months ago, this down to 5000 planted and produced almost nothing. most young men here worked as manual laborers inside israel and the war on garza started. everyone was out of a job. instead of surrendering to poverty and despair, dozens of unemployed meant took inspiration from how much was habits opted out of manual labor to grow fruit and vegetables. in this part of a few months more how much to green houses were in the company of nearly 200 others . and this is better, even my income is lower than i planned for my own. then no check points or trouble . it doesn't, has come to life because of these agricultural startups. hundreds of new jobs have been created, picking, transporting, and selling the yields. a shop for fertilizers and other products has also opened

up. as profitable as it is growing plants and big doesn't is not an easy feat. water is scarce and is where the settlers attack outline greenhouses. the all mean couple of settlers. thank you for asking us all my sons used to work in israel. now they work with me with 7 brothers after the war, we were all out of a job. if it weren't for this green houses, we wouldn't, has been able to make ends meet. nobody here plans to go back to work and israel despite the risk they've come to be proud of their new found freedom. it doesn't story of revival has inspired others in neighboring towns. and this is what palestinian say is the essence of their spirit. so moves or resilience, wanting whole or just fair abound with all the data it does on palestine.

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the what, you know, just need a reminder about all the services are romancing custody in the us out of what the f b i says was, i'm assassination. attempt on republican presidential candidate donald trump and happened at his golf course in west palm beach. yes. media and naming the suspect as a brian wesley pumps. is there any amenities kills at least $14.00 screens across guys? and since don't, 10 of them died when the house was flattened and almost had a tricky june count. it's very striking and i've killed more than $41.00 fives and promised indians since october. now, jerry is government has confirmed most of the nearly 300 prisoners escaped from a prison in the ne last. we are still on the run southern collapsed walls at the jail and meadow galleries. 7 of the images have been recaptured on a search is under way for the other ones. a more than 2000000 people across nigeria has been affected by those funds, which were caused when a down boston bono state on tuesday,

search and rescue operations around the way the government and humanitarian agencies on trying to provide aid about this. struggling to get to the area of lots of washed away or damaged roads and bridges. tens of millions of people in shanghai and across china's east coast, or sheltering from the strongest ty food to hit the region since 1949. but the income made landfall with wind speeds of a 150 kilometers an hour. more than 400000 people have been forced to leave the homes flights fairies and trained services of being suspended. several people have died and 5 thousands of homes have been damaged after some of the heavy is drained in years, its central and eastern europe. andrew simmons reports europe hasn't seen flooding on such a scale in decades. here in the czech republic, lives a safe fire rescue helicopter 3, but elsewhere others haven't been so fortunate with

a wide sway of central and eastern europe hit by storm bonus. normality has been lost along with lives and livelihoods replaced by seems like this. and people wait to see if the homes spent most of the way to here to see whether the braves survives or not. if not, the water will inundate all of the area. all the she has the suffering. so what you see here is worse than in 1997. i don't know what will happen further because i have my house on the water. and i'm curious if i ever be able to return to it. this river runs across the check into post and the search has broken banks and defenses in polish towns down the street. this is one of the cause of submerged property lost or destroyed. this little movement of off from the wall to thousands of people have had to leave their homes all over the region,

day and night storm virus. this proved devastating poems. prime minister donald task took a look for himself and later declared a state of natural disaster. here he tries to convince people to follow evacuation orders is the most of the day if we know this cannot last for weeks. this is for several 1000 hours. we expect that will be many such evacuations. in romania search and rescue teams under particular stress with submerged villages, people overwhelmed many losing full of possessions. destroyed every thing. i don't have anything less defensive filled with much. i've nowhere to sleep. i have nothing, nothing, nothing. we don't have food, water, clothes, look, the neighbor gave me a dress. i can't stand it anymore. we have nothing left. even my husband is wearing clothes he received from the neighbors in australia well far, which is preparing for the west in the capital vienna river. daniel has risen to

record levels. it's already past its banks and leads the 3rd largest city. the danube flows for 350 kilometers of austria. one proven surrounding vienna has been declared to disaster area. stone bar is has hit 6 countries, and it isn't toby yet. as one government administered in romania products, this looks to be a once in 50 years whether an event meets urologist. when the climate change is a calls with rising temperatures causing extreme rain for andrew simmons, how does it all state and federal judges in mexico will now have to be elected by the people. the controversial legal bill has been signed into law by president under this manuel law, for example, that are supposed to say it means judges will be more kinds of products, say it's going to end judicial independence kind of induction. let's. let's put it in to the simulation because we also talked about living in

a democracy. but no oligarchy was in power. those who ruled were the ones at the top of my nowhere to the facade of democracy. that was a simulation. when i mean, now it's different. now it's the people who are in charge and it's the people who will decide. i talked about it as it is next time about us in the stables, the hello. we have seen a very lively spell of right across the indo. china stretched all the way across into uh, the philippines and todd, i based entirely on a 145 millimeters of frame here in 24 hours. more about wet weather, just drifting in there across the south, trying to see more pick down pulls into central and northern parts of the philippines. just pick up the circulation here,

which will drift this way towards vietnam. as we make a way into the middle parts of the week, so often we can expect to see some flooding coming in here over the next day or so . meanwhile, one or 2 showers south of the equator, not too much. they have across indonesia, but someone usually savvy weather is making his way across the northern territory almost right after a bit of cloud. he can see just around the gulf, a carpenter area, high pressure further south, so long as you try here abroad. so break, hold down towards the se in corner with the the morning missed and fault, and some foster route thing should cheer up on police. a site for the southeast as we go through the next couple of days. that'll a 22 celsius. a 21. there in melvin, it'd be 26 that we'll see at least those things i'm risk. sure. i was just making the way across pass mainly right over the next day or 2. gradually seeing whether i'm wendy of whether feeding into a new statement. the,

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