the, the safe them even come in as an international anti corruption, excellence award denominator hero. now, the, the day of heavy bombardment and $356.00 liberty citizens are killed. and israel's growing th about this. and this is obviously your life. and doha also coming up and is rarely striking. so residential building and sell them. they route and hezbollah says, one of the senior leaders was unharmed. it's an expensive tyler and tonic throughout 11 on tens of thousands of people around the move on more unrelenting

attacks in the gaza strip. i found them as wipes out in general the israel's killed hundreds of people and its biggest bombardment 11 on so far. tens of thousands of residents are fleeing times and cities along the southern border, optimal wave of air strikes. at least 356 lebanese citizens have been killed. and more than 1200 have been injured center called it begins, have coverage from top in southern lebanon. israel has significantly escalated this conflict on leasing one of its most intense and wide spread error salts on lebanon. in decades. the strikes came in waves, one after another, across southern lebanon, as well as the east. these are areas, whereas the law has

a presence. but these really military strategy appears to include attempts to cause a bigger displacement crisis. okay, there's a lot of time a career people are making their way out of this area. a few minutes ago. there's been another air strikes. you can see the smoke this, the airstrikes have been happening since the early hours of the morning. in fact, in recent days, and we are very, very close to the southern city of tire fighter jets are also hitting with isabel, says are has the positions on the highway leading to the capital. they route these rated army says, this is just the beginning. people are leaving traffic almost at a standstill after israel ordered them to leave areas where it says hezbollah is storing weapons already. this nearly year long conflict has displaced more than 100000 people from lebanese villages along the border. but the un says another 150000 live about 10 kilometers north,

like and garza as well seems to have decided once again to put civilians in harm's way. for over 20 years, please bala has deployed its arms inside of homes and militarize civilian infrastructure. as a result, this is palletized organization has turned south in lebanon into a battlefield. isabel stated were objective as to return residents to their homes and the north of the country, which has been a has repeatedly targeted and supportive palestinians and also the tri oh, there's a lot of chaos here. they are very that there's going to be another strike. 70 citizens are being killed. hundreds injured among them, women, children, and paramedics hospitals have been told that the school non urgent surgeries and treat people injured in what the officials called israel is expanding aggression against lebanon. parents were asked to fetch their children from school after tens

of thousands of people received calls from local numbers, warning them to evacuate for their safety. as well as accused of using psychological warfare to create chaos and spread fear among a population already on edge. how do we see it from the style that we did not 14, and he's belie later us on this role. i see that we did not want to bomb civilian and we have 4 main military positions. but by our treacherous criminals, they crossed over lines. the nearly relentless strikes having prevented hezbollah from launching rockets across the border, is already called this an open ended battle of reckoning. then there was a 0 tire, southern left and on, as well as well as, as one of the senior leaders is safe despite and is where the assassination attempt an error strikes the residential building in southern they were engineering 6 people, but a $100.00 says the head of its southern front to uninstall ocoee wasn't hurt, and he's been moved to a safe place. all of a mazda is live for us, and they would we be seeing pictures there of lines of traffic that been crammed

onto the streets as people have been heading north. let's talk to us about the kind of damage that's being done. the, well, it's hard to say exactly the extent of the damage, but what we do know is that this morning is real. carried out. 3 waves of strikes across lebanon that started in the south. the whole area is formed and many residents have to flee. the is really our ministry is coming to pick 1300 sites across 11 on this also included in the 2nd wave of attacks in the back called valley. i'm about back region and then culminated in this asked right tonight on the southern suburb of dawson, in south favorites. with that same day we'll talk soon. alegretky now has lies put out a statement saying in fact alley corruption is fine and i court in good health. now the attacks today have killed $356.00 civilians,

which includes french for children and $42.00 women. so this is this single dudley a stay in everyone's history since the civil war. and now in retaliation to this has carried out 6 attacks at target to many tree bases across israel. and that was in response to what has been a very, very deadly and very violent de, across level with songs in a cold was pack is just a few moments ago with the chaos as people were trying to flee the attacks in southern lebanon. and know, of course, as you were just saying, they're all of others being a targeted strike and very rude to talk to us about how people are reacting to the strikes that have been happening today of the well, i mean, the feeling right now here on the ground is, is very tense and as you mentioned you to, people were fleeing the south after the incredibly heavy bombardment, the roads, the main highway leading from the south to the most of the afternoon that leading

to pay route was completely john packed. in fact, even this evening, people were still stuck in traffic jams. and now here in bay routes that is a cautious call. and we spoke to people who said that, you know, the worried, but they have seen this before. they know, leaving. they're staying in a route, and i actually spoke to someone out there who lived in mount lebanon, who was preparing a couple of empty apartments in his building to whose people fleeing from the south . now, the prime minister knows even hot tea. she has stayed and have known he council district to new york to foreign minister who have b, but he is here and the french invoice 11 on did arrive this evening. so diplomatic efforts of really still very much i'm going to in the afternoon now. i was at the funeral of abraham accurately. yesterday i must move highlight both a handful of commanders, right. i come onto the rug, one forces that were killed on friday and another is ready as strike on the some of the suburb of fashion. and the has blocked up t 9 costs. and he said,

as mentioned earlier, that it has blur is now in an open ended reckoning. it's a war of an open ended reckoning with israel, but they have maintained that when israel ceaseless, via, and there's a cs flooring cause it has below will cease fire. so we will see what happens moving forward of the, of the thank you very much indeed. all i'm a mazda, i'm talking to is david's law, stephanie deckers in amman. and that's because these ready governments bind. i'll just see that from reporting inside israel. stephanie, i don't understand that daniel, highly, the spokesman for the is really military has made several statements over the last several hours. what's the melodies you being st. you? especially of course, up to the latest attacks. yes. breaking it all down into very clinical numbers and facts and figures, which is quite jarring when you listen to all over they're talking about and they're the deadliest day in terms of civilian deaths since the lebanese civil war . these really are me talking about 1300 hezbollah targets that they targeted

throughout the day today, targeting weapons depots. and as they were saying, and keep reiterating these really army that is, has follow up and reporting in civilian homes. this is a narrative that it also uses a lot in dollars when it does have civilian casualties blamed on israel. and they will often say that it was an area that how mass used to store weapons using civilians as human shields. but this is very much an ongoing campaign. we've heard not just from the ministry throughout the day. we've heard from these really prime minister twice, one of his video recordings, directly talking to the lebanese people, saying this is not a war on you. it's a we're on has belie, you need to cheat what the is really army words you to do. i evacuate certain areas and then you'll be able to go back home. we've heard from these ready president, we've heard from these ready, defense minister, even the opposition, even those really are not funds of benjamin netanyahu. and this right wing

government pretty much support this more with has ball law. so this is where we're at. and actually just in the last 20 minutes or so, these ready are many announcing a name. they like to name their operations. quoting this one, northern arrows, stephanie, you, remember we're talking to us before about the fact that these are the army. these are the military generally is usually very cagey when it comes to giving out any information about any operations. and yet, of course, there's been clearly a lot of preparation and what's been happening since at tuesday. is there any indication what's the preparations were like and perhaps more importantly, what's likely to happen next as well. the rhetoric since the beginning of the war on garza was that is ro boot at some point that change or little so no inch a front with has blah, they've been exchanging. there's been a low level war going on for months with has been all of this is not new. what

you're seeing now is a major escalation. when you ask about preparation, this is something that's been prepared for decades. it 2 sides have been a war for decades. if you look at what we've seen on fold over the past week pages, exploding walkie talkies exploding the targeting of senior ministry, biggers and has the law is very secretive. they have a very tight network. they have a controlled, you know, information system. and it's extraordinary, actually what we've seen on fold over the last week. so this would have been years and years and years in the making with an extensive spice system with an extensive network and finding the timing of it. i think of course we need to question why now, and minneapolis throughout this conflict of said, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a leverage in the sense that she wants the conflict to continue. this is why he's been pushing back on a ceasefire. widely reported in these reading media that he's the one that seems to constantly score for any kind of deal and you were hearing all over talking there

that if there was a goal is a ceasefire. that really you would probably also see peace on the northern front, but most unless will tell you that is not something that is ready. prime minister once for now. it's definitely thank you very much. indeed. stephanie decker talking to us will. amanda? it will give you a closer look at where these videos die. subbing hazing in 11 on dozens of times of cities in southern lebanon. they've been the focus, but strikes have also been recorded in the far north sea of the border, which city is ready for us is no warning. they are going to target the valley with a new wave strikes and told civilians there to move away from sites linked to his ball on some of the rug stuffing tank leveled institute for strategic affairs. he says, fighting has expanded beyond just military targets. this is on the board and it's the cdns that today part of in the line of fire, the cbs that are in the better. i mean, uh i'm, this is uh the new attorney and got the of the chain up to now. all of the

admitted to the engagement was kind of respected to administrative goods and the got to the ministry of organization of, uh, as well. but today what we are witnessing good is a mass uh, migration of cdn at uh you sure that's still among the best to be asked more than a 100 percent. when i can add this boards the very end for the days to come a we, uh we started have and then memory a similar scenes. the one that happened in 2006. um, uh, there's a medium is paid. uh huh. the price of that class has between a testable and the guy or the more doctor, or chances of a book,

a good solution for it. but it's a good compromise. are very soon deposition of both spot. these are a far apart or more of a lot of students determined to link the war we decided to wage on october a to a ceasefire. and god saw and this is that there is no communication that we are close to a ceasefire of that. so it is very sizing guys, i have killed at least 10 palestinians in the center of the strip. a mother and a 4 children died and then a child got a home in darrow butler. another 5 people were killed when a school used as a shelter, and on the side of the truck could you can, was bombed was i'll color because more from northern guys and as a result of the heavy, relentless attacks on a ship, one neighborhood, a whole building belonging to the company and i share a one neighborhood has just to last on that's rather than so the entire time at

least 10 on the little that the 25 civilians are, was stuck on the there was a 100 different sources which are trying to rush to the people who still drive on some stocks that they've got to find that there is someone who was alive, he said, help me. there's anyone outside and there are trying to rescue him. why now, as i calculated to see the best you, this is the level of destruction the, as the 7th event, suppose is all using basic equipment to risk. you all of these beeble cells inside and on the, the walls. so as a result of it is a heavy tax, the buildings and the ground are shaking the buildings all collapsing. how's it going to a 0. i shifted one neighborhood, assign the united nations is raising concerns about media freedom as well. leaders

gather for the general assembly gabriel amazon to has more from new york. while the secretary general is understandably preoccupied with the situation in lebanon, and israel's continued strikes there. there is also the issue of press freedom that is now front and center, particularly after israel closed out is here as the offices in ramallah in the occupied westbank. this the secretary general can condemn israel's closing of the outer 0 bureau in ramallah and the occupied westbank look where extremely concerned about what we see. this is not the 1st time that these really authorities have shut down the outer 0. uh they did it as you know, in, in, in jerusalem as well. i think this place to a bigger play picture of liberating the media coverage of what is going on in the

region, including and gaza, where we see that no international journalists are allowed in unless they come in with the idea from, from the north. and frankly, a reflection of a, of a trend that we've seen globally which hampers the work of journalist. there's certainly wide spread condemnation of israel's actions against out just, you know, we heard from the irish president michael higgins who condemned israel's actions. but there's also a feeling here what can be done to stop israel's attacks on press freedom gabriel's on to i'll just need a united nations in new york. still ahead and i'll just say the 2 and a hockey is living in the shadow of war. what life is like for the people, of course, in ukraine, the

had a lot of there is looking very for a wedge across australia this we can see the area of cloud responsible for very heavy rain that's ready for and across w a. but the northern territory as well, we'll see that rain on choose day. we have got some flood warnings and watches out . it will eventually creep it's way a further east bringing some welcome. what weather to new south wales ahead of that boat, lots of heat with a fire danger, east in areas. the sun is still there for places like puff. it'll be there as well in sidney with 30 degrees celsius on wednesday. but you can see the shower is starting to creep in by wednesday evening, and the wind is becoming stronger on friday, and much cooler. feel that the end of the week and things are going to get cooler across the south island in new zealand. thanks. it's a wintry weather blasting out. the winds are also an issue. we have got some warnings out here. cookie moves settled on wednesday,

but you can see only 14 degrees celsius that increase church. so we'll cool down that we'll see some, a heavier rain start to pick up across the north of china that could bring some showers to beijing, but it'll be too, while you're in shanghai, on wednesday at 29 degrees celsius. the, [000:00:00;00]

the, the, the, the, you want to know, just a reminder of the top stories. this is rose unleashed as heavy as from bottom into the wall so far, attracting southern lebanon with a wave of air strikes at least 35611. and the citizens are being killed and $1200.00 to be named church. tens of thousands of lovelies of being north schools and universities are closed. hospitalization over found. and israel's promising more attacks to come under the capital of a route as it was kind of it out of striking a residential building and the southern suburbs engineering at least 6 people as follows. as one of the senior leaders in the safe,

despite israel's assassination attempt bundle guns as a hue, as us sending extra troops to the middle east is fighting escalates between israel and has bought more than $40000.00 us personnel already in the region. our white house correspondent kimberly hoggard, has more from washington dc, a us president joe biden on monday meeting with the president of the united arab emirates in the oval office discussing efforts to comp tensions in the middle east . following israel strike in lebanon, that have raised fears here at the white house about the fact that there may be a broadening conflict in the middle east, president 5 and say he's working to try and de escalate those tensions and allow for people to return to their home safely. meantime, the pentagon also announcing on monday that it is dispatching to the region a small number of additional military personnel. now the pedagogues folks person, major general pat rider,

not giving any specifics on the number of soldiers that will be sent, nor is he specified what they will be doing. specifically, only saying that the troops are being sent out of an abundance of caution. and to augment the forces already in the region, kimberly healthcare alger 0, the white house, the russia, it says the soldiers have recaptured territory in the course. scrooge and the defense ministry says they've taken 4 to 5 positions held by ukraine's army destroying military equipment and clearing trenches yourself out of i've traveled to the city of cross because of find out how the war is affecting residents. people from the course, the border areas say the ukrainian invasion of the region has created a humanitarian catastrophe for them. and villages. heavy slicing is in full swing

the mattress, the teens and bowlens. he is a risk in the lives to evacuate civilians from the homes. sounds of refugees afflicting the conflict. many have lost everything about how grateful they've survived through. i'm not sure any of the web should. are a village is gone, everything burned down. we live with friends here, 10 people in one small flat. we will not return home. there is nowhere to return to the palace to pull stuff. we were sitting in the basement and couldn't get out. we fled during a break between the bombings when we were driving from there, it was totally horrific. houses were burned down along the road. a hospital was destroyed every day lie here coexists with the realities of war, moments of commons, peace suddenly shot to the body. how of error rates sirens, now speak as tell people what to do and where to go during all hilary. as hans and

in the eyes of many anxiety and sad and see about the future, yet they keep a sense of optimism. but not terrible anymore because the documents that are scary, we usually helicopters and planes flying by and sirens, but we got used to it. and we don't want to leave, we believe that everything will be fine. we'd love else to say, gosh, no, just crash. at 1st i was a little scared, not so much for myself, but for the children i most the school teacher, so i'm responsible for so many lives. now things that stabilize a little, we believe in our army. and please of the russian red cross come down basic bees and met sense to those who have been displaced 1st day training sessions, how daily all p and a here. the students are learning how to carry wounded people, still bleeding and bondage ones. volunteers also teach how to give psychological help to those they say have been through how to, to shut up specially and you know, can you think you can, what people are devastated,

they really want to return how they lost hope. but they trying to hold on, some people share their emotions and we see anger and depression. all psychologists are helping them to stay afloat emotionally. for now, the main priority for these people is to come to terms with their losses and cope with the new reality. although no one knows what the future holds, these people have, but one day the land will be peaceful again. you lash above all of us, ultra 0 course. when we're using breaking news out of 1111 on following that story about israel's bombardment of southern lebanon with a wave of air strikes were now getting new figures for the numbers of the dead and injured the lebanese and house ministry, according to their voices, news agency is saying that at least 492 people have not been killed. and there have been 1645 people wounded in those strikes on lebanon. the breakdown like is like this. $35.00 of them are children, $58.00 of them are women. and as i say,

16451 to those numbers, of course are likely to increase and we're bringing more information as we get it. let's move on. not the 1st left during politician to be elected president in sure line cause history has been sworn and i know to come out of this and i came one on saturday. there's more than 42 percent of the votes, middle fernandez reports on the capital colombo sound like a lot of them. let's see. let's get onto the somebody who was making it official after a roller coaster campaign to become philip as president under the commodities on not got to deal with of offers before the chief justice on monday, the analysts say his promise to root out corruption was one of the leading factors in his election victory, the ones that were thought, we must move on without corruption and fraud, and we expect those who are involved in this activities to be brought to justice. if not, this leaders will face the same phase of the time. we alternate between the 2 main

parties and suffered at the hands of both with no relief. but we think this one will make a difference. this was one reason for the increased support for this on like a many said they believe he's pledges to change the system that's a decades posted cronies in this the politics and corruption as well as a collapsing economy. the result of unsustainable debt, financial mismanagement, and then he can only down to an after the 2019 east. the bombings and the code on nevada spend demick. the new president was frank and explaining his approach to the challenges ahead of the mine. but i gotta keep moving. i'm not a magician. i'm an ordinary person born in this country, have strength, see it and weaknesses, things i know and things i don't. but my biggest priority is to gather all the capabilities and knowledge in order to take the best decisions, have been multi kevin with them across country this on because bought the launch to

the uprisings against the state in the 19 seventy's and eighty's. but he has been in mainstream politics for more than 20 years. he will tell me what i need to do a logical further or whatever, which is comes from the rank or fire with pragmatism. and i think that is what to use essentially as an alternate id log. he's come to do a job and he will see it in terms of the demands of that job and do whatever he has to do to ensure that the job gets done. that's what many here hoping for the people want to change. they have got the change and must supported. the president says every citizen has the responsibility to end the cut in crisis and he expects them to fulfill that responsibility to years ago. the president, for the 2nd favorite building was overrun by she lumpkins, demanding system change. today, the man that's promising to bring that change has been thrown in as the 9th executive president of the country, with the hopes of

a nation on he showed us fernandez, which is 0. colombo us, prosecutors empty georgia. mine with the attempted assassination naturally was fined hiding with a gun that a golf course for a former president. donald trump was playing 58 year old ryan versus invested the florida golf course. out there this month, justice department says he had a list of dates and then use the republican presidential candidate. trump would be at least in order to remain in jail pending his trials. you guys labor parties holding its annual conference after a tough 1st 3 months of government since his lunch light election victory among other things has been angry at his funds to plug an estimated $29000000000.00 hole in public finance is trying to help us as the chancellor of the exchequer, britons finance minister, interrupted mid speech by a protest, a calling for noms embargo against israel,

but not to the labor governments. problems are so easily bundled away, sighed as she spoke another protest against the cups to winter seating subsidies for pensioners. they aren't good for my membership over this terrible decision to pick this pockets of pension as it is probable. are we getting out solely dental use of emails and phone calls and it costs all our older members that had called a labor voters. and they said they won't vote for them again. the government says it has no choice. that hard decisions must be made to confront an economic black hole left by its conservative predisposes. but detectable in the chancellor's speech was a shifting total price is the challenge of investments, is the solution response to criticism that in order to carry the country with it, the needs to be an injection of hope. so believe me, when i say my optimism supports in funds brought to the ever my ambition knows