the, the right spot. otherwise, with the strategic downstream industry on the client. your better tomorrow the is there any attacks they'll get 11 on for a 5th day despite calls for space 5 bytes allies hold and 700 people have been killed since monday. the names are you, this is out there in life and so how will so coming off. ready sovereigns is a ton of even strong sheets down and miss all it says was 5 by who's the rebels in yemen. we report from central garza was ready for bonham and just hit tense,

sheltering displays palestinians in a hospital courtyard. and she gave or receive a winter pounds governing policy. leadership votes become the next president. we begin in 11 on where at least 9 people in the same family have been killed in. is there any strike? the attack happened in the town of ship uh, early on friday, near the border with syria. for children are among the dead. more than 700 people have been killed since monday when israel expanded its full bottom. and if loving on, israel's ministry says it now believes it has killed moore senior, his bullet operatives often strikes earlier in the week and is riley strike on the syrian lebanese border has killed 5 syrian soldiers. the syrian state news agency

says that a military site near a village in the damascus country side was talk to your talk happened early friday morning. meanwhile, in israel to people's stuff in mind, the injuries in the city of haifa often rockets were fired from loving on this really ministry says it identified 10 project colleagues crossing the northern folder. it says the intercepted or felon open areas. ministry also claims that shot down a missile side from yemen. targeting 10 of these. stephanie deka is in jordan's capital amman for us 1st. let's go to emerald con, who joins us from monterey unit in southern lebanon. iran, israel striking his follow with full force despite recent calls for a ceasefire to control the leg just strikes as well as 1600 is really strikes in the last 24 hours alone. as we were coming to you, we had fight to just overhead. we have a, is really

a strikes in the fall distance. russo heard about of his bullet. rock is not as bullets as it has hits, don't any the pool since you have high, as you mentioned in earlier, but to type areas. and these role as well as other towns including k, yet at the which it says it targeted with a short to medium range missile called the 5, the one so tensions, very, very much still escalate. take and with the top where it's coming from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and it doesn't seem like anybody's backing down right now now where i am never to the governor, it was the scene of intense uh, blooming uh yes. today i just show you, you can probably see that red and white building, one of the largest air strikes the odd, certainly witnessed, took place just behind that. and then up on the hill that you see the building with

the orange roof. and that was hit a 3 times within a period of 3 hours enroll and give us a sense of how all this has impacted the local population, particularly in the south. we're hearing hundreds of thousands of people have already been displaced by the latest pilots. that's absolutely right where i am and more june, it's been emptying day by day. that's the town on the hill over that it's been emptying day by day. every time we drive through it and we can only drive through during the day for security reasons, it is just ghost town. that's the only way you can really describe it. but there is another thing going on here as well. $37.00 out of $371.00 healthcare facilities, including hospitals have been shouted in self 11 and we spoke to the director of bench bell hospitals, who said it shouldn't be too dangerous to keep those hospitals open. now what we're

hearing from other medical professionals is they are looking at what is ro is doing . and then looking at what israel has done in goal is a completely destroyed the health site to the destroyed hospitals. and they worried that that's something that could happen here. as well, so shifting the hospitals is going to have a massive impact on the rest of the hospitals. this is an, an emergency service, uh and uh, trios and all of that sort of stuff plus hospital beds, the now on the him tense pressure at a system the may will get to breaking point soon. and run, call him that 1st and margie in, in southern 11 on let's go to stephanie deca. she is in jordan's capital, a mom that is because he is already given his by the algebra, from reporting inside as well. stephanie, what is the latest your hearing from the is riley's especially given the latest intensity of strikes. the this is in line with

what these really prime minister maintained. israel was doing that, hating 11 on with full force, especially in light of all the leaks that were happening over the last 24 hours. that israel was involved in these negotiations for potential 3 weeks, temporary cease fire. there's been such backlash on netanyahu for that. within his cabinet, within his ready society, from the mayor's in the north, that he suddenly created a you turn it, i think interesting with the americans overnight. the white house press secretary, making it very clear. he said the americans have been with us on the wording of this cease fire word for word. they knew exactly what we were issuing and we wouldn't have issued it if we didn't think somehow we had them on board in the sense of there is a possibility for these negotiations now and that's on yahoo plays to domestic politics. that is the only thing he cares about his political survival,

to the point that you had, one of his ministers, it's more ben, give you a threatening to pull out of government if there is a ceasefire with the north. those folks are continuing in new york today. what happens behind the scenes often very different to what to actually get said publicly, but yes, i mean, certainly the fox or the israel is continuing. it's massive on sort on lebanon as of the moment. certainly no signs of that dying down as initially had been suggested that netanyahu gave that order while he was away. that's not happening. indeed, nothing yahoo in new york, where he's due to speak at the united nations general assembly a bit later on today. given the you to and he's done on these, these 5 talks, uh, what are we expecting from them? a well, this is a prime minister with renewed cost. he's always had confidence, but the polls haven't shown that. certainly after october, the 7th is read. he's held him accountable for the biggest violation the biggest

attack on israel since its inception, since its creation. and this is a man who was fridays himself to say he was the only one to keep his ready safe. the way he has played it is he's always believed that the longer these conflicts go on, the more popularity he will get. he seems to have done that in the polls. so he's going to be standing on that stage with a renewed sense of i am the man who can only keep israel safe going forward. he's going to remind the world that october. the 7th was what made israel the victim and this is justified everything that it's doing and it needs to do this to protect civilians and that it's taking all the most care to to prevent civilian casualties in gaza. and in level not, i think interesting. they were going to have to wait and see how many people might work out ahead of benjamin netanyahu speech. but i think again, we're going to have to see if anything comes out of the sideline towards we. of course, a very cynical, not very hopeful considering how difficult any ceasefire talks have been over the

last 10 months or so when it comes to causal. okay, thank you for that stephanie deck of the, for us in amman. and we will of course, be bringing you from is mission, you know, speech here and out. is there a bit later on today? now the conflicts between israel and hezbollah has been the main focus for diplomats, as we've been discussing on day 3 of the un general assembly to us and fronds have foot for this proposal, cooling for a 21 day homes in fighting. but as we were hearing that from stephanie, the prime minister of israel has promised to continue striking love at all. no, not to watch. my kind of reports of the optimism about the d escalation and the 11 on the conflict or short lived and disappointment was reflected in the number of the speeches i call on israel, on his beloved stop the violets. step back from the break. we need to say an immediate cease fire to provide space for

a diplomatic settlement. and we are working with a partners to about it. because further escalation serves no one se device the day yet, then the crisis and 11 non threatens the entire middle east with the worst of the situation remains as it currently is. and if the world remains immobile and speak often speak, i made clear the immediate calls of the conflict and lebanon is israel is full in gaza. is unity, or rather no desire to buy, say this to the government of his real trying to achieve security without peace is impossible. without peace, there can be no lasting security. a world that is driven by revenge is a world that is less safe brushes. invasion of ukraine. what's another issue that k monday he to the tech and they will cause will peace in sudan? describe this across to monetary and crisis in the will today. another theme

explored on the podium was reform of the security council. a body that one speakers described as increasing lead still bone. the momentum to add permanent members from africa and latin america continues to serge by kind of i'll just say era united nations and my colleagues, serial values spoke to roby sako, he's a professor at the hebrew university of jerusalem and a full, my legal advisor to be is there any administrator for and a fast speaking from boston? he said the united nations is incapable of fairly judging as well as actions. we have no desire whatsoever. we have no claim against the we did not initiate this, but when attacked, we do defend ourselves and the other side, you know, because they're gonna have to baptize if the attack is, well, if they killed civilians, we will depend on so, okay, been trying to check out all week, so he's just on the international field where they have a basic majority of the general assembly,

poss anything. and they pulse combinations. a bill says what are the 2, what do you mean attacked israel and the general assembly, the general assembly. thank you. the, for most of the nation, i beg your pardon, let me just get through to the end of this question is the foremost body in the international community that represents the voice of the entire world. one country, one voice, right? that is how the general assembly was designed. and so let's just take last week, a 124 countries. that's about 2 thirds of the countries in the world voted for approved a resolution that is requesting the israel actually leave. and it's occupation and leave the occupied territories in the west bank, occupied east jerusalem, and cetera. who voted against it. 14 countries, israel, the us and you know, didn't know disrespect to them, but it's done a lot to micronesia and out of the country. some states about 4, i'm going to talk to you about a 40, so you have 2, somebody about 440 the full day. what i'm trying to say is the general assemblies

of political body. we all, and i'm, i know, just following democracies on under represented to be international community. that is what it is supposed to do. and 2 thirds of the world have spoken very clearly and have asked israel to respect to international law. it's a political body where shall i know i'm lifting still. i have the same boat and i what's the problem? it's a problem because your counting a block of states that a hostile to as well what we noticed at our hospital, what excuse me. so what are you talking about? i took kind of what i've talked to you about the general assembly has never condemned be attacked by so most of monday, not a lot. when you look at the piece of gum glitches as well, and it has any confirmation of, here's my law of how most can you splitting wrecked? is that based on lloyd smoke? it's based on politics. and we're by noah. jeez. and democracies by the way. oh, by nor do the general assembly deliver the issue, general lou, because that's

a true general of the nation, something the secretary general of the united states. every time he speaks in public, condemns, in no uncertain terms how mazda is attacked against israel. in other words, the very top of the pyramid of the united nations always condemns home us and, and the october 2nd make i know with every thing i think so. so i think you'll find a big issue. the general assembly no, not positive as the most. i can explain why exact price roll on evidence. it's not . it's based on politics to golf. and now where it is ready as strikes of hit the courtyard of a lot. so hospital and central garza 18 tense, sheltering displaced, palestinians were destroyed. one person was killed and 7 others injured. 4 people also died in these riley bombing of a family home and the devoted refuge account. tired of was zoom, has moved from along to the hospital and they are all by

a no impact side of the strike. that's a license only the backyard of the hospital. what residents have been taking this place as i please refuge pleading that is very bombardment. of course this trip you can see the scale of disruption. and this is the messiah that has been used to attack this very densely populated area. let me read for you what has been written here. each is going to miss title surface attack. and it has been manufactured in the united states, and it belongs to the united states army. as you can see here, what has been written, and you can see the crater coast from that strike unto post indians have left everything behind here. from completely destroyed, you can see blankets, mattresses, beds, bits, cova and families even worked. sleeping peacefully since the attack took place in the backyard. it's not the only time that the i've talked to place one posted the

man has been killed in the attack while 7 others were wounded. up to the hospital is a place what palestinians are trying to be protected inside of to the is very massive ground, encouraging and goes up. people in that place are no longer feeling safe because of the it's very repeated attacks of course the territory terrace about so i will just deal with the palestine still ahead on al jazeera helen is downgrade into a category to store amounts and making the land full in florida and closing widespread destruction. and as us types on chinese goods come into effect, we look at how things we are, the the

hello. the weather was looking rather unsettled across a good part of europe, hopefully tiny little closet as you make away into the weekend. full some, at least lots of cloud around into the north. if you're pushing all the way across into that west and sort of rush, i have plenty of what the systems rolling the way through. we've had some very heavy right, slipping across southern england. now moving in to the low countries. northern positive france then boxing some lobby showers, long spells of right, pretty wet to the, into good parts of the house for the racist. and we find in twice the warm sunshine down towards the se in color book, rest of the 2 full celsius. still in the thirty's, the full grease, as you can see, as we go on into a sat today that was a weather will continue to drive its way the east was losing the normally way back call, waiting to cross the british owls. we're all going to see sure, i was coming back here and across set to west and so i'll just go through that particular northern areas of orland winfrey. whether that's a possibility either the out. so we've got some very wet weather all the way from

the balkans right up into the western side of russia for the minutes of radiance. too bad a total of fine and dry weather. as is the case across the northern africa, live the showers from the gulf of guinea, right the way to the west. the he's wanted in showing, not sanctioned by the united kingdom and idolized by thousands and me and ma in a while the exclusive team presents 1000000000 nash as explosive allegations about chinese spies and international criminal conspiracy. 101 east reveals the curious case of suv you're trying on out to 0. a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can as all just a recall respondents. that's what we strive to do the the,

[000:00:00;00] the washing out is there a mind the parts of the story is, is our, israel's bombardment has continued in 11 on for a 5th day 9. people from the same family have been killed in an attack in the town, a ship box. it was another is already strongly called missouri. inside of the board of killing 5 syrian soldiers is ready as strikes and hit the quotes you all to fall off to the hospital and central garza 18 tense. sheltering displays, palestinians for hit on pessimist killed 7 homeless. the student needs army has made gains of to launching a major offensive against the power military rapids support forces. the latest

fighting began in the early hours of the state morning. the army now controls 3 important bridges linking cost to the mind. and costume vari, it is coming from 9, appear to show members of the armies celebration in nearly captive areas of call to the head of the rock and support forces. mohammed having done douglas said his group remains ready to implement a nationwide sci fi in a recorded message address to the united nations general assembly. this follows the army chief speech to well leaders in new york. i'm to find out what had insisted his group is committed to a transition of power to a civilian government cable. others under reports us in june, the united nations security council passed resolution 2736. they called for the r s f to hold its a sold on elf asher. in his speech here to world leaders at the un general assembly, abdul thought the upper hand,

the leader of the f. a f lamented the fact that that resolution has not halted the fighting. nevertheless, he said he's willing to find a solution to in the conflict and then you. but then said, i'm going to attempt to tell you the possible what an end to this conference is clear, you know, a view comedy, the 1st and foremost, and put an end to the hosting. the militia must withdraw from the old eighty's the cut into the occupied. you know, i'm from what people have been displaced. the must lay down their weapons so that people can return to their homes, then assistance can be delivered total. what about this would also facilitate to the opening of efforts under the assumption of production. second, what is this end to see that this must be accompanied by a political process law so that we can see the political trends agent through avoiding that assumption of for potential cruz? this is denise onforce is one of the states oldest institutions for non political. well, it's very much in favor of democratic precision or under committed to the right of the people to choose. they need to shift um their vin,

many meetings on the sidelines of this general assembly about this situation in sudan. there's white acknowledgement that the fighting has gone on way too long. but no consensus on how to get both sides to come together to india. gabriel's onto, i'll just say the united nations in new york. she gave her issue is set to become to pounds next problem in a self to winning closely for leadership race. former defense minister if she beats sony, it's a country who wouldn't fit into a problem. supposed female lead a in a run off the vase with ticket by the resignation of prime minister, whom you because she does who stepped down last month. the l. d. p is government, japan almost continuously since the parties founding 1955 on the fraud has been following the election in tokyo, a forcing gather issue, but as l. d. p veteran debt 67 years old, this was

a remarkable victory. this was his 5th and final attempt to obtaining japan's top political job. he is a polarizing figure, having had a long good shak good political career, been involved in various intrigues and in fighting within the l. d p. a times he has been branded by fellow l. d. p. low bakers, as a crate to, to the policy. it's something he recognized in his final address to mo, may could say he apologized but previous mistakes and had lunch and would bring about change within the l. d. p. policy. he brings to the job a lot of ministerial experience, especially in defense. he's considered a defense and security expert. he has proposed, for example, the establishment of an asian version of nato and is likely to continue japan's more assertive role on the world stage with more defense spending. and also as a counter to the growing influence of china in this part of the world and also to

the close to ties between russia and north korea. so his election is likely to be welcomed and washington domestically. of course, there are still japans in grades of problems with the economy has to deal with. but politically, this process was all about to re boot for the l d. p policy, which is being damaged by so many political scandals and domestic scandals. and as can be seen as something of a maverick within the policy and also as they are, the agents of change that will probably play well with a cynical japanese public run. mcbride, i'll just say era took care the same tire of hikes on chinese imports by the united states, including a 100 percent. do see on electric vehicles go into effect on friday. the us as the hikes will protected strategic industries at home from china, state driven production. chinese officials say the tire saw on file and politically

motivated. tony chang reports thousands of electric vehicles lined up on the key side. literally a new gun, eastern china waiting for expos overseas. it's a booming market that increased a 1000 percent between 2018 and 2023. last year china exported more than a 1000000 and a half the these. but in recent months, those figures have dropped sharply driven by phases of terrace imposed by the us now being considered by the e u. the chinese government such as being unfairly targeted. and that these measures do more damage than good to just delta. this investigation is a typical act of protectionism and is politically driven and ignores objective cycles when and disregards world trade organization. brewing goes against the trend of history and harms the use green transition process and the global efforts to tackle climate change. us and china have long wrangled over steel. another market, the china dominates,

state run industries. pro tough by subsidies are impossible to beat the price of washington, but tear of civil so being added to solar panels and lithium patches products the require minimal results is aging. his strategically secured, as many countries race to meet compet emissions targets. it will be hard to do so without chinese products in terms of the cars, in terms of the solar panels, a wind power charges or the leading in that field. but china comes actually have more investment fixed on the new oh, in the us like president trump said, welcome, john is the best one. but whoever emoji is victorious and have them. but as us selections is i'm likely to have much sympathy. the chinese manufacturer is in a country so divided by politics, as democrats and republicans seem united and that concerns with the chinese impulse

. and there's no just the president biden announced plans on monday. the bad old cause containing chinese software from american roads on the grounds of national security. i think the fuel to the far, this economic complex, tony checking out to 0, they doing a hurricane. helen has made land full in north western florida. the storm has now we can from the category for to a category one that remains life threatening across the site as a thrust of a catastrophic storm search. and the northwest state level was in the city of tallahassee where helen made landfill. well, how excited helene, how do before now here in florida, i'm making lungful around the big bend which is what it was expected. also a really dangerous situation, particularly because there was so many low line communities around that part of the well now this sold has been growing up for the last 24 hours. it is now category for it is less than the cost would be $5.00. katrina,

a 2005 that cost so much devastation in louisiana. but this is also a horrible situation because it is such a huge so we are hoping a still but has some 700 kilometers in with an ice that is around $65.00 columbus is. i'm 40000000 people across a number of sites on that. those flood advisories. i state of emergency in georgia and florida. i'm the carolina is there were 3 big concerns here. first of all, they're all the wins because when the winds hit, they can make everything a project. all anything that is not screwed down the road sides. i've read signs of furniture can fly through the i can damage property, damage people re files can come off trees and come down. hit power lines on top of the big fish is the most up because you've got the gulf of mexico where this stuff has been pushing that most of it is that he won't, i won't buy it and won't buy out because the board to call get out the only place it can go is to loan. so that's where we see this was the start to reach those see

defenses. we are told that in some cases some communities may say up to 6 meters of storm surge. and then there is the rain, the fear is that this could stretch as far as north carolina, but we could see it places like asheville land slides because to the right or whether you several reports a power outages. we see some flushes, and some binds is sensible with a flow and have some 700000 people, at least in florida. now without power. and a number of just reported including a 4 year old gal, a 58 year old man on a month in tampa. who was driving his call when a sign fell on top so many people have they are now hunkering down, but it is going to get worse for many before it gets better. feel of out. i'll just say era. tallahassee, florida. the may of new york is resisting close to step down up to being indicted by federal prosecutors. they've charged eric adams with accepting bribes and

a legal campaign contributions from tech. a person salumi has this report after an early morning read on the new york mirrors, official residents and a 10 month investigation federal prosecutors made an historic announcement. charging eric adams with 5 counts, including bribery and accepting a legal campaign contributions. because we allege their adams took these contributions, even though he knew they were illegal. and even though he knew these contributions were attends by a turkish government, official and turkish businessman to buy influence with him. we also realized that the mere thought and accepted well over $100000.00 and luxury travel benefits from some of the same for an actors who arrange many of the illegal campaign contributions. in exchange for the funds, prosecutors alleged adams health turkish officials obtain necessary building permits for our new consulate, pressuring fire safety professionals to issue them. despite concerns the building