upon the downstream industry on the clock in business, your better tomorrow the the hello i marion, minimize the welcome to the news our life from tao ha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, israel continues to bomb lebanon from the capital to the south, and the east of the country. at least 77 people have been killed. at least 4 people were killed in thousands injured as his riley forces and attacks of how pods and c 4 and the how many city of data digging through the rubble for survivors.

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the killing of hezbollah. sexy general has on us rolla, in a massive is really as stripe on the district of dia, in southern bay route on friday. march of the organizations leadership has been killed in just the space of a few days. it's unclear how the group will respond. i'll just there is a to hold the reports now from bay root. the hezbollah was wounded, even before the group lost its leader in the massive bombardment that destroyed the residential blocks and then underground bunker on friday. this has been a different floor than those that have come before was as well proving it has the upper hand in intelligence and security knowledge. the armed groups, military leadership has all been eliminated. so i think that you are going to see you some period where they won't be any announcements as to who was going to spill in the back to me, which was best buy. so you, it's costing us

a lot out of fee that israel with this momentum, it will go ahead and also take out those other leaders will come in as a risk as a replacement. so i think that the principles for to g. now it's starting to take quite some time to see what is going to take, but it's how it possible law is going to deal with these challenges people and loving on are waking up to a new reality. necessarily. it was not just the political and religious leader, but a man seen as a protector, particularly among his supporters. and that is where they live. that is now under heavy bombardment. many pin their hopes on us run, the hoping he would change the balance of power with as well. there is a sense of defeat and hezbollah support base is looking for more than a symbolic response from the group. has the law may need time to regroup. after one of the most intensive and extensive bombing campaigns and sophisticated operations, it's ever face. this is just one of the doesn't have as rarely strikes that have

been targeting neighborhoods and baby southern suburbs. the intensive farming campaign in this area began late friday with the massive attack that's killed, has followed the secretary general's house on this for a long. and while the group may be under pressure to act, to restore to terrance, it will need to calculate its moves. israel, which has still not targeted civilian facilities, is believe to want to escalate violence. indeed, i think is real, smells blood. it's they believe as do the americans that their main border enemy for decades has bella is on. it's not only on the back seat, but significantly weekend and that now is the opportunity one that must be sees, which is for victory. so it's not a kind of escalate to de escalate. isabel has already impose the military blockade on 11 on preventing plains from syria, iran, or what it calls hostile countries from landing of favorites international airport . it has also hit border crossings between syria and lebanon. has the law as

possibly facing its biggest challenge and it's for decades of existence in a speech a week before his death necessarily did acknowledge setbacks, but assured his followers the group structure and capabilities are still intact. those were his live public wards. then their elders ita bailed dosage of laurie's also in the lebanese capital by route, and joins us now. tell us about the strikes across the lebanon today, as well as another deadly day here. very, i'm at least 77 people killed. and there's been a very large strike in the southern city of side on at least 32 people have died and attacked that target a 2 buildings in the city and over 50 people are injured and we understand there's filled many people trapped under the rubble of these 2 buildings that were attacked,

this comes of course, as israel continues as phone bard minutes of what it says or hezbollah targets and commanders in the capital and across at 1100. but of course, there are the civilian population that are caught in the middle of these air strikes. the strikes are happening without any warnings, as the people that live in the neighborhoods where these attacks are taking place are bearing the brunt of those strikes. the house ministry, putting out the latest figures and in a single day 77. this one of the deadly essays that we've seen here over the past 10 days or so, since israel escalated this conflict into what we're seeing taking place now in diplomatic developments. other that goes to the french foreign minister has arrived in bay route. yes, the french for minister has just arrived over the past hour or so is on noels, or all has already met with the lebanese health minister for as of yet. and with

him and the french for minister brought 11 and a half tons of aid. this is something this country is in desperate need of the officials who are saying that they are on, on the brink of running out of supplies for inter ranging from medical supplies to food aid. and that is something that is of huge concern because nearly a 1000000 people have been internally displaced and it is becoming very much a serious crisis for an already fragile infrastructure in this country. but we understand the french for ministers here, and he will meet with the caretaker intern prime minister on monday, and the 2 men will discuss the ongoing crisis. we understand the french horn for mr . also spoke with the us secretary since faith anthony green came on and before arriving in bed room and the 2 men discussed the need for a diplomatic solution and a returned to implementing un security council resolution 17

o one that was adopted in 2006 after the war between has the law and israel, and that is something that is certainly being going to be discussed here with officials and the need for a diplomatic push to end this conflict. this is the 1st visit from the high ranking official in 11 on a since this conflict escalated about 10 days ago. it's certainly going to be important to see whether or not the french 4 minutes or will be delivering any kind of a message from the americans as to what they can do to convince both sides in this conflict to de escalate. but certainly it's going to be a very tall task for the french, for minister, given the events on the ground that we're saying. thank you very much. joseph giovanni, reporting to us and the 11 east capital bayard, thanks for now. and also now that has been, and i'm president of what a ways of, of mass displacement really inside lebanon. and this is how it's been described by the evidence on cad, take a prime minister and a jeep mccarthy. it was set that up to

a 1000000 people have been forced to leave that homes because of israel's bombardments of the country. $50000.00, all of them have fled to neighboring syria. august. there is as vague reports now from the 11 in syria border. here on the live and on syria border, we've seen hundreds of families trusting, over leaving parts of living on some have come from the sides of living on some have come from a root. some have come from the best, all very, fearing an increase number of is very striking, the possible ground incursions. they're saying that they're willing to take the chances and syria rather than stay here in the brown. i've spoken to grown men crying, saying good bye to the children as they send them back in to syria. that just came here with my sister to say good bye to her. before she travels, i'm from dun syria. we were forced to leave that up because of the war. now with force, once again to leave lebanon, we used to live another to in the south. the will force us to be displaced twice on

me. i can't go back to syria because i have many problems regarding recruitment into the city, and i mean, i don't know what will happen to me if i go back. now i need to find myself a safe place to stay. now, according to the un hate, see all 7 tens of thousands of people crossing into syria over the last few days. people have seen and hugs is a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu came to his block, keeping weapons in people's kitchens homes, school on hosp, because then it's been happening and got a since october last year. and they're worried that if it isn't with i told i know with and live and on will be safe. and i'd rather take the chances in syria, rather than here in lebanon. i said vague, i just there from the liberty of 7 border. so following developments in 11 in this hour, east of in yemen, where is 4 people have been killed, thousands injured, and his riley attack on the port city of data that

a wave of strikes hadn't electricity to find. and the, the port rush is to and also in her days of now this area is controlled by the who sees it fight a miss solves was, is route on saturday. and his advice to continue a tax until, as well as a question on lebanon. and then gaza stopped on the i spoke to st, i'll say to you a john list and political analyst who is based and young and humans capital son of . and he was saying that the is riley strikes, will not stop the who sees. it's been a part of that's the only has conducted more than $158.00 us diag. they have targeted data. my main port on as well. the us asap boat. that is a boat is one of the main uh oh, airport tail via men, that the boat is really a many. it is even uh, the fuel uh for them outside. and just wanted to have kind of get into one of the most. uh, one of the lot of just uh about a station in yemen, which is like a deep about a station on his was a highly about a station in who data as well. um firefight,

that is now out of that brian at wood fi at with the fire out to induce pool power stations and the, the quote of uh, uh, one bed and the super casual, the induced uh, latest attack against a human input data. i believe this is the main goal of the is that any, any game is the but the, but i shall know the many people who date of a boat that these hayes, one of the most to it could only get i already going city 40 am and on to try to get to the new that is the only one the or trying to close it down was what to try to get him to spout station. i means it will effect only and they have many civilians because it, i, any they know that they can look actually at target the military is the installation or actually the stop at a little bit of indian monday for them to get and use it. i because they know that so the, for example, they have conducted more than 250000. and 8 is that i could, they couldn't spell, but they have many ottoman, and as well, hundreds of attacked by the united states and the u. k. and the last the civil

a month to they could look the stuff that's on the cell who it is my 1st now from online and jordan, because he's really government has bind, i'll just hear from reporting from that. and so i'm the, what is these riley armies saying about these as strikes that have been launched in yemen. the police really military saying that this was a direct response to the several surface to surface missiles that were launched by the who sees in young men toward is really territory. they say that it was a complex operation. that included is really army fighter jets along with intelligence aircraft and refuel, or is the army says that they stroke several military targets used by the food these. and that is what they are going to to meet, continue to do. if there are more strikes from yemen, it's worth mentioning though some of the rhetoric from is really officials, the army chief of staff, hurts the hell levy has said that this was not just words. this was not just

promised that this was actions and that israel is prepared to retaliate against anyone who poses any sort of threat that there is no distance. these really air force and army alike will not reach, but this is not the 1st time we've seen is really air strikes info data back in july, these really military had struck the same vicinity in the location of the port striking oil refineries. they're killing at least 6 people and they said that was in direct response to a host. the drone, the travelled more than 2000 kilometers and was actually able to designate in the center of tell a b. but nonetheless, these really army says that these types of actions will continue if there are more of missiles launched from human. and what did they say? i'm there about the concentration of his riley troops on the border with a lot been and, and the possibility of the a far, the escalation into south lebanon as well. it's not just the concentration of troops, but it's actually more location of military vehicles,

tanks and other armored cars that would assist in a ground evasion and loving these territory. the armies saying that nothing is off the table that they have all options still in place here, but there is no information as to when exactly they would launch this ground defensive, but that it is something they are preparing for. there have been several drills that have been carried out along the northern border. these really army chief of staff, hurts the hell levy. while speaking to troops along the northern border even told that that their boots will be in enemy territory and that the air force will assist from above, essentially in the carpet bombing campaign. similar to what we saw in gaza, that would pay the way for it evasion into lebanese territory. so the army has said that nothing is off the table and that this is still an option that they are considering in the future. thank you very much. i'm to so hurt putting to us from the, from amman and jordan, now are you go bug isn't, is really political commentator enjoying this now from television or i saw i might

stop by getting your thoughts on the escalation of strikes we see in, in yemen, go see, is there any say that these wants to see targets, but we see a very important port to that has been targeted fits a key entry point for humanitarian aid and also in electricity pods. so that will be a huge, a very there will be an impact on the civilian population. well, the truth is, we don't care as well, doesn't care, but it's not that is a wants the civilian population of human to be impacted. but as of this plan is the most technical plans, it is a list of targets that it must strike. this has always been the case we've got. it's always been the case and nothing on it is not the case. and is a, is rosalie oblivious to the infant. ready just like it was oblivious with the implications of bombing the route and killing the saw that in the hands of as well as leadership, is always listed,

all protections of all restrictions on killing civilians on its way to achieving its quote and quote, military goals. that is what is happening in and that is what is happening. so we see k a parallels in the way in which israel is carrying out it's, it's as strikes whether it be in gaza in lebanon and now and yeah, and then, but why might they escalate, choose to escalate as strikes and young men now as well? again, direct for totally ation. any attempt to strive the grand strategy that is over here or to see and as i was action, some kind of plan or some kind of em game i think would be misguided is a, is a bombing the who sees because this is launched at least 2 of listed missiles uh that is really public is aware of against israel is obvious. all of these things. ready were targeted, it's really hard to say which result is the main reason to go to war. the fact that

they are intercepted outside of those border is, is less important, as well as retaliating against those who claim to or attempted to wrong. is there any, is there any is, are minister of the sense that this very clearly there is no place that is too far for results reach. and in effect, that is, everything is others do it is or this not. which means if it does not mean that what sort of situation does that create in the region potentially if, if there are absolutely no red lines, it's no place has to fall to reach the overhead lights. which means that the region has turned into a tentative gunpowder and sparks are flying in the air. but uh to be quite frank, i don't see israel central arrivals, easier to engage is early more. i don't see you running eager to attack. i am not even seeing this is about a certainly not, and it's turn stays eager to go to an all out war of which is right. i mean,

would you include iran and, and what you're saying? yes, i really don't think the radians are interested in the war. i don't think they're eager to attack at all. i think they will attack as they are directly attack is of is trying to get that. that is where it is going. but so far as those actions show that you're on is not the target. and you have to remember that visual is not an unstoppable and it is 0. while it is attempting to behave like a bowl in a china shop is also exhausted. over extended and suffering from a vast amount of domestic skills from the economy to the state of the welfare systems. i don't think it was interested in regional wars is always compile these to do lists the target wants to get. these are all tactical targets. even astrology is or is not interested in the strategic implications of its actions. it is simply going after these targets. i'm claiming the right of retaliation. that is, the,

is rarely also, as i say, the tactical targets is how they describe at that time a devastating effect on the civilian population of those countries. i do appreciate for your thoughts from tel aviv already go back. thank you for having me. meanwhile, the us defense secretary lloyd austin has authorize the military to boost its asked to pull presence in the region. all the us forces have been put on i heightened readiness to deploy as go live then to apache calling. who's in washington for is what does this mean, patsy? of the? well, really, it's more just about messaging that actual movement. they've been saying for days at the pentagon, the secretary of defense of his folks, people that they have more us military assets in the region than they did when around last, all of this at israel, the message that i tried to send is don't directly attack israel us will be there to help defend her, the old least we have had no reaction at all to the young and strikes. usually what

the, by the ministration does. it says they are calling for de escalation in the region while refusing to acknowledge that any of israel's actions are in fact an escalation. the only call we know about from today is from the secretary of state mc blinking. we uh, got a note that he talked to his french counterparts and they talked about efforts to avoid escalation ad to advance in the us, the resolution 17 o one on loving on and to try and getting a ceasefire in gaza. but again, this is exactly what divided ministration has been said for months when it comes to guys, is it a cease fires near only to have. busy fall apart, i'm loving on. you've seen them the, by the ministration, harold, the desk of house on this rolla. and not really call for de escalation that he's not from the president of. he has said that he'd like to see a cease fire. but whether or not he's going to do use any of the us power to make

that happen, remains unclear. thank you. to go in with the latest from washington. meanwhile, the iranian president has been speaking out my suit, possess shaquille, and has expressed support for lebanon. he says, israel should not be allowed to attack countries aligned to the axis of resistance . one of the, of that tree to piracy is the executive vice president, that the quincy is, that you to a think tank based in the united states. he joins us now from the rest in virginia . and so that, that statement from the volume president must have possessed young coinciding with what appears to be a clear expansion of is ready bombing raids, not just in gaza, but now in lebanon. and yemen. indeed yes, it is. however, just another statement and that is what we have seen from the bottom. yes, for quite some time now. statement as warnings that is there should not proceed. warnings that is all will be returned the aid if it jams, but no clear commitments stuck the volume itself or do anything. and at this point,

the expectation on these really side it appears to be that they frankly don't seem to care if a wrong response. then they have a pretext to be able to expound the war. and so you're wrong, you're wrong, doesn't respond. these ratings will go forward and we can evolve partners whether they are in 11 on whether they are in gaza or whether they are in yemen. do you think that they will press forward with degrading and weakening ron's allies in the region without launching a something similar directly on on iran? well, i think these riley's at this stage are quite happy to see that the united states once again, despite all of the talk of it's pursuing the escalation. it strategy has only been to make sure that no one else retaliates against israel, but 0 real pressure on is will not to escalate in the 1st place. so as long as the

united states has its assets in the region and is essentially the touring div on us from doing anything is one of us actually has a free range to go after difficulties hezbollah and other groups and will continue to do so until they are so weak and, and then the question as well as was after types be satisfied or will that the inclination be to go and take on yvonne as well. if we listen to some of the supporters of israel and washington, it's quite clear that there seem to be seeing an end game that perhaps they did not see just a week or 2 weeks ago. which is to go all the way to terra and tell me 3 to it from what you're saying. it is possible for us to see because they're obviously different levels of conflict and escalation. but the problem is, and that's in the all who could stop short of launching, what is a, a full scale war in the region while still maintaining a,

a high level of violence from what you're saying? oh, he certainly could. but i think at this point, given the complete deference to nathan yahoo from washington, the election season and everything else that makes it even more difficult for politicians or more distant cline the politicians. washington to say no to is all. it does not seem to me that nothing else feels that this is the time for him to sit back and stop. i'd rather to expand as far as he can. and as far as he can be very well, depend on the degree of resistance that he is not what. how will that affect around his behavior, and perhaps in terms of their um, nuclear power, and that, those efforts in that capacity well, if it reaches a situation in which truly the vanya is, have lost most of their partners. whether they are severely degrade or,

or continue to neutralize, most likely that they're severely degraded. it does dramatically increase the likelihood that the vanya is well desperately seizure. some sort of a game changer. and the only game changing they may have available to them is to actually dash for a nuclear weapon without a doubt and one can shape as invested all of the voices inside the volume system. that's for quite some time have been arguing in favor of this direction, that very small minority minority is no longer as small. it's definitely growing in numbers. i transfer you to always good to talk to you that some hope we can catch you off against injury to par, see there, and rest in virginia. thank you. a lot of gauze, and now when the pump augments has been continuing the latest as try kit. a school and bait lie in the news for people with held that the building was housing. many people who had been displaced several of those including women and children,

were injured. 28th palestinians were killed in gaza on sunday. was out of class who has moved from bate la. yeah. i was trying to arrive to the cons, starts with the on the team, which is a must have cried just the civility is who i should through inside as a home school in the middle of a bit. yeah, exactly. and i still up the neighborhood, as i can see, clearly in the picture, this is the level of destruction here. and behind me, the neighbors are trying to go out the visas from on the, the well, but this is the level of the fraction reflected on this for. so this is school as always of, of is a massage. but please, for civilians have been killed including 2 children and too many injuries. well, they both have. this is not in the 1st funds is why the all me committed, genocide and mastercard, i did several use this whole options to reconcile. but business of all of these,

right, on the all users, i've been several years here in the northern gauze for a lot of it got through. i just need a basically i hit town, saw the sign you with the news, our life from now, how much was still spring year i'm done when it came in, poland. funding at just how effective germany's huffman is new border control regime really is. and if you chose, hands on as dominates of funding, morrison as on the way in support with pizza, the the hello, the weather set, pretty fair across the middle east. at the moment we think temperatures come down across the gulf. so pretty pleasant conditions to be enjoyed. here they will start

to edge up, however, on choose day. so how could tossing 40 degrees celsius there with windy conditions, farther north, across q 8 and into iraq. we could see the development of some showers further east across a mon and into the u. a. some showers as well nipping into weston pots of yemen. the unsettled weather is further north, across the black sea. we'll see some heavier showers moving across to keep the cool because some of that rain could potentially splash across into the event as well on choose day. could also see some showers affecting the northwest for morocco and algeria by tuesday, but out east. it is a story of wind, thanks to unsettled conditions, pushing across eastern areas of the mediterranean. meanwhile, we'll see that central band of rain continue across central parts of africa. of the places like nigeria. it's much harder for the south of this for, but florida and zimbabwe. but as the rain cooling things down across eastern areas

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conflict and survival. as he looks back on his own shocking archive. tom does. diary libya's decades. oh, hold on. just the the the, i'll come back and watching the news out in life from the main stories now is right . east drives continue to hit the lebanese capital bay route, as well as the south and east of the country. the attacks following the killing of hezbollah section general has done us for our lives in a mazda of his writing. as frank on friday, lebanon's house ministry is saying that at least 81 people have been killed on

sunday alone. meanwhile, israel says is launched as strikes on the yeah, many forces you have her data which is controlled by lucy's. and the statement b is really all me a saying they used thousands of add cost including fine to address. i'm intelligence plays the media or is reporting to power stations has been targeted. and a garza meanwhile, full palestinians were killed in an as rainy attack found a school invite law here in the north $28.00 pallets. the names were killed in regards to attending to all the world news. and there's been flooding and land slides caused by heavy rains in the pole move in a 150 people have been killed. thousands are also missing off the raging waters swamped roads and vehicles and disrupted at travel. barbara and go reports on this sizes of people stranded off to heavy flooding in the pulse, cut man to valley. more than 100 people have been killed and many more are missing

after intense rain caused floods and land slides. rescue our cars and using rubber denise and helicopters to move people to safety. funny own of them, a set of finding out what their started entering our garage after 10 30 pm. and a few of my friends managed to escape the flash floods and the reach to a safer ground slot than gulf the area and swept the fuel vehicles. i woke up others and we climbed to the top of the bus and spend the whole night there. the government's warning against unnecessary travel on buses, a band from highways at night. as the rain became more intense, what's a gushed into the cabin of our truck? that's around 1 am. you jumped, swam and pulled away from it. but my wallets bug and load. bob has been swept away by the river. i have nothing now. we stayed the whole nights in the cold. more rain is expected and the government has they should flood warnings across the pool. in

temps, rain is unusual at this time of year, as the monsoon season is meant to end in mid september. barbara and grandpa out the same. what ross and gabriel is the national director of for well the vision to pull one of the organization supporting relief efforts on the ground she joins is from cot, lendue. we're seeing some really extraordinary pictures and images there in the report of a community's vehicles. road times completely engulfed by flood waters. how would you describe the situation that now? yeah, the rain has stopped thankfully and um the water is within at mann to valley uh, subsiding. so it is a little calmer here. but the risk jo patients are, are ongoing and they love a lot of meetings today. government has really spring into action and all of the

relief agencies just trying to gather information as to how many families and communities are impacted. now i'm hearing kat mandy valley where you're seeing a lot of those images. but down stream where the water's in flooding is still really quite per violent. the land slides have been devastating as well. they've been landslides across multiple districts and come into them. he is actually currently blocked with all of the major roads entering into the valley. but but landslide, so governments working really, really hard to try to to clear those. but it has been a, a devastating few days and the fee gets i've ever reason even i was reported as of this evening as a 170 people have been reported as having died. oh, positively that's been out of the battle to it was just, you know, from that that this level of devastation of death toll is probably going to rise. have you been able to reach any communities to provide them with relief?

can you tell me about the challenges and in relief and rescue operations now? yeah, there's a lot of challenges um, particularly the rule areas because they're whole communities that remain couple soon out. our teams within the southern part of natal are working. but upon this way, give me the government trying to get out to those communities. we have identified multiple communities that require support with food and shelter. and we have started with the support in the area. so we are supporting with me to food and shelter. kids will be starting to be distributed tamara, as you say, people need everything from the war to at shelter and sanitation hygiene kit. so you concerned about diseases like cholera? yeah. busy that is a huge concern which has being monitored color being multiple outbreaks of color pointing kept meant the valley and the districts that other colleagues stressing

the study. so this is a major concern and the widespread levels of the flooding means that a lot of the the ground water would have been to the polluted so that we will need to be doing twice, monitoring and ensure and access to the clean water to all of those people are impacted. and of course, so this is something for a bit farther down the line, but you are in cotton and do, and you know, the country, well it, this is a, a poor country with, you know, i don't know how resilient or robust test systems are, but how do they even begin to recover from something like this? i mean community has to come together and natal actually is amazingly resilient. they do have a resilient nature to them. they face these kind of incidence is unfortunately on a regular basis, and it's only increasing with climate change of these floods to improve face it

into the rain full in the cap. mandy was the highest has been seen and 54 years since they've been measuring it, but they are resilient, but it will require a huge effort for from the local communities i'm from agencies, live will vision coming together to, to support in whatever way we can the long term impact as well, and which we're really concerned about is lots of lovely, good, lots of agriculture produced. and this can be resulting in the, in age security in the upcoming months. so this is the area of concern that we, we really want to be um facing. thank you very much rustling gabrielle for taking the time to speech was from well vision international nepal. thank you for joining us from count monday. thank you. we go to austria because of the results that are showing the far right all 3 and freedom party, the f b o is one of the most votes in the general election. the policy is that by hub, but tickle it's projected to secure $29.00. percent of the votes. if confirm the f

p o will need to form a coalition. pico is a polarizing figure. the under whom many of the policy you need is refusing to of why did you are to the joins us live now from vienna war to all the possible coalition options. as if i may just say, meanwhile, hundreds of protesters have gathered here in central vienna, in front of the austrian parliament, 2 boys, their anger over the election results and potential coalition with the rights wage as the old party. they sold themselves and part sashes, and we're also hearing the very gathering of the parts of you. and so indeed this was a historic when for the ride swing, the freedoms thought you of austria or the f. c. or they did receive more than one thirds off the votes. however, they do not have majority in the austrian parliament,

which doesn't mean that they will have a 24 i'm calling with other parties, but so far, all the other parties have rooms are working together with the f o f. there are much a, magically, it is possible to form a strong correlation between uh the conservatives and the right wing as fit oh, that's uh, the leader of the conservative the incumbents, prime minister, a chance for also a problem they had, there has robust option out and i the tell us more about why we all the policies don't want to work with the cables. s p a well, the freedom party, i'm also sure is an anti immigration. numerous attempts to call numerous cat 6 party to charge immigration to reduce the number of create. the meanwhile you're hearing

the comics. louder and louder and more people are poor in there because they have really close sizes with the ross who president i'm very close and very and prime minister based auto bonds are there opposing sanctions against russia. and they also did not want to send military age to ukraine, while another reason another controversy is they're not the thought because one of them founders off the bars he was and as as officer and also a knots administer. and some critics say that the party has not detached itself from the nazi par, tico holes himself, phones come slots, which was the same word as apple. super use to describe himself. okay, either do it active, it's showing is that on a very, a lively evening in vienna we've got a gemini,

now the country is range and use temporary controls on his landlord. as ministers are saying that it was part of toughening their approach to immigration. so many fells it was actually a response to the rising popularity of the far right and see migrant ask the party . the move raises questions about the future of the use, both of us jenkins own dominic cane reports. this is berkeley. i'm on the gym and danish called these offices carrying at checks as part of a federal track down on a regular migration. meaning anyone entering germany across any land for that can now be us to prove their identity. as here in kid, just across the river, ryan from supplies book in front, c, f like v below and lager being our controls are very flexible and situation dependent, which means we aren't setting up the classic board or post and we don't check every vehicle or every person, instead our checks target vehicles in which we suspect illegal migration. a lot of controls have been underway at some parts of the frontier with poland for many

months. some people living there have welcome to new nationwide emissions, doesn't garcia? i actually think it's very good because we're here in the border area, so for particularly from crime and it can't be right that everyone comes in as they can and want to and nothing is done about it. at some point you have to think about your own population. invest these checks all at all with the principal of the use. both of us jenkins, administer say the scheme does not break it. for weeks, their attention has been focused on immigration, recent elections in the old east, germany, so populous policies that oppose mess migration. collectively, when more than 40 percent of the votes, one i'm the least explained what he thinks the new government plan is trying to achieve. various different audiences. so at least there was some hold that you know,

the room, i'm real, i'm on a regular migrants works and this will kind of tell them germany isn't as welcoming anymore. you know, maybe of course it can still probably come in if you really set your mind to it, but we're not just receiving you as we did in the last for previous years, but have to carry out controls on a land boat or that runs more than 3800 kilometers and takes in knowing neighboring countries, some of whom don't want the controls, the realities of such a long frontier. is there a lot of stretches of it, like this, and policed? and in this border crossing point from poland into germany, they're all no controls. meaning if i can cross here, any one can. and if that's true, then it's hard to see how ministers is going to have a clear idea, how many people are coming in, or indeed who they are. going to. kane al jazeera in mecklenburg, full plumbing. sila dashes accuse security forces in india of carrying out extra

judicial killings along the border between the countries. canning of a teenage have prompted the government to lodge a complaint with its neighbour time, the child dri has this report. now. the risk and killing of a 16 year old son of the chest prompted outrage in bangladesh. the government accused, as indians bought her gods up shooting the teenager. well, she and her mother were trying to cross the border at night. they were going to visit chung, his eldest brother by mother. she bought her gods rescued. her mother who fled when the gunfire began. indian officers returning the young woman's party. 2 days later, it on the novelty items that we hope no mother lose a child in this kind of tragedy. we hope should have covers from this trauma. i will never forget my sister. she was such a smart and bred go. although good financial situation is bad and were unable to afford the medical expenses for my wife's mental health treatment,

we hope for some justice. just a few days later. another bun with the should teenager was killed. again. local alford is blamed. members of india's border security for the incidents that brought back memories of the 2011, killing a 15 year old felony captain, allegedly by indian border gods. despite the judicial inquiry ordered by the indian government, no one has been prosecuted to that's what after a few venture near the border at night, they cause trouble. they will even shoot to people and kill them, especially those involved and illegal traits. cried scripts, india and officers have killed at least 15 bung with issues along the father this year. and at least 1200. since you have 2000 the india or bangladesh bought us spending more than 4000 kilometer is one of the longest international bonder. although india and bangladesh maintain relatively friendly political relations, this brother has his strong good been upside off tension and pity arctic violence.

indian high commission in jack, i didn't respond to. i was just as request for an interview or comment. near the at least say is a legal crossing smuggling on human trafficking are behind the high levels of violence or the photos of the chas. government says the killings are a major obstacle to improving relations with india. i was the bottom of this you month, the, the systemic coming by the indian border security for so a legal under both condemned and international law. these actions also violate agreements between yeah, i'm buying the dish that prevents such x rays active as the indian bought. it goes off and operate outside the law. they want alternatives to file a case with the international criminal code, accusing the force of carrying out extrajudicial killings. temperature 3, i'll just say to call our india bung with ash border as well as most of the bring you on the news, our going to have all the lights of sports and it's been

a frustrating day fast. and villa and the premier league pizza will have that very shortly. the, the latest news, as it freaks it's clear from the opening speech is here at this un general assembly that world leaders are focused on. the urgency of the now with detailed coverage for long guns have watered in one of the most critical elections in this country's history for the choose will shape it's future from around the world. se expired, expired in august. since then, there has been an escalation in military operations against the rebels. from the, the narrative to media was from propaganda to the changing face of journalism. i have never seen a leave media consensus change. so questioning what is reported and what does not

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saying to just before hall time for this tobacco sam could of 50 and dominic selected key school topics of the goals and the 2nd half the now and 8. as for united se, floundering in 12 class today. thirdly, the feet of the season. so aston villa do away to it, switch towel, new winds ahead need to be on the net. it started, but it did bounce back quickly and managed to take a to one. need england's only watkins getting one of the goals. but the last, once again struck to make it to 2 and denied the visits is only 3 points. the result means by the office and let's say the origin team is woke up winning catalino may see moved into miami, a step closer to the emily's cup playoffs. you scored against charlotte to secure a 11 rule. it was macy's 15th goal of the season and food from full mattress and the seas for to and from

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dominated by ethiopia. more than 50 a 1000 run is it's a part that's the most ever a 4 digit mon capital, which has historically produced mold, reckon spin, any other cool. they went on this time, the instate? no. okay, so let me get you around a personal based. so when the maintenance racing 2 hours, 3 minutes and 17 seconds, and there was an easy, it'd be in 123 in the women's events to just get 10 a topic of the podium with the food, fastest time ever recorded in berlin. carlos alca rance has become the 2nd foss display it to reach 200 wins on domains tenants. 2 of the spanish will. number 3 cruised into the close, the finals of the china open. you dropped just 3 games as he eased post test plan set on the 6 foot $61.62. it took him just 57 minutes. you will now face cut in the cutoff in the last 8 authorized has reached 200 wins in 252 matches. journeyman quicker was john mcenroe, who did it in 245. but bad news for the home fans in tokyo form

a us open finalist can issue coolie was knocked out by denmark's whole go to the succeeded. they take you to be on is here 3662 and 75 to fight back against the hometown here. of that come back when same into the semi finals where he would come up against also so on to the women side that way us open beats and finalist jessica pig due to this taking a step closer to rebounding with a title. the 3 came back from a sit down to be put on a good amount of a at the women's china open, particular winning the match, 6761 and 62. she advances to the last 16 mission phase, calling about dosa. the american is looking to win her title this year. people who lives doubles partner took a golf is also 3 of the last 16. the american will. number 6 took care of business against the 2 of them and 26 feed. casey. both of great person golf when a 75 and 6 to 6 up is

a match against audit naomi. sancho casey volley next. spanish, idaho. okay. my team has taken victory at the indonesian moto jeep. it was a race sold with action as 9 right. is crash. styles, a quite remarkable occasion that the among the leak of international street, so it could on sunday, only 12 of the $21.00 right is would make it to the finish of the race. it was my team who won to explain. he's leading the championship pretty much racing right. a is now 21 points ahead of reigning champion, francesco vanya, who finished food on sunday, and find the belgian cyclists, lots of co picky, has successfully defended who will chat. but you'll be road race title. also more than 150 kilometres she took it with the spend finishing which conditions in the rick. and that's all the sports needs. marian, thank you. fi to just a great reviews from mexico before we go. and the most popular president and recent

history is stepping down under his menu lopez overdue ortizes. his party moreno, controlling old branches of government, his hand pit success. the code here showing bomb will take office following a landslide election victory and june. judy gadgianno has moved from mexico, especially on the upper doors. legacy of his supporters adore him almost as much as his critics despise him. after 40 years in politics, the last 6 is president and this one with the lease office this week with the highest approval rating increase in mexican history screw. yeah. not a government does not exclude anyone, but we lead by this principle. we want to go to for the poor complex be, was his social programs aimed at the youth and the elderly, along with a historic race to the minimum wage have lifted more than $8000000.00 people from poverty. it will have but just as important to his popularity has been disability

to speak directly to the electorate during his daily press conference. i'm in need of a master class in political communication, say analysts, or because it has a really sense to basic messages that are really, really powerful. one that he's one of the people, even though he's from the political lead, says 30 years ago, he still has these way of communicating that really impacts people likes. and, and the other one is that he has a message, a really consistent message, which is published, of course, he's on pick her up from an unpaid elite. but the money in it is also a space that i'm the less he's known here. who uses to attach just about anyone who disagrees with him, from journalists to human rights defenders. it says here total control over the political narrative which left the tractor say, show as a sort of terry and tendencies. and which they are. you have already a road in the countries democracy beyond repair,

by eliminating checks and balances on the government the ruling party more. they now hold the super majority in the legislature, which paid the way for a series of constitutional reforms, including a complete overhaul of the countries traditional system. there are other issues to mexico. some murder rate remains sky high and some parts of the country are controlled by criminal groups. all this, despite a widely criticized militarization of the country, which saw the army taking on tests ranging from method infrastructure projects to battling drug cartels in the streets. if you look at the governors, if you look up centers, look at representatives. many of them where in define wearing debris and now are you more in the party of, of pressing the east as powerful as, as it can be. and his supporters couldn't be happier about that for them. his

legacy is mexico's best president is already set in stone gully. i know i'll just see you around mexico city. well that's it for me for this me is our that. so we'll have morning is of at night the is really forces seek to silence the truth. finley occupied westbank, storming and shutting down houses. here was bureau and romano, the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told . this is not just then a task on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know journal. this is not, of course, of pressing. it's the beginning

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the safe them even come in as an international insight, corruption, excellence award. denominator here on now the . ready as well continues to bomb lebanon from the capital to the south, and east of the country, at least 8 to one people have been killed. the somebody, the, this is all to 0 life though. also coming up is really forces attack a power plant and see force in the many city of the data for palestinians a killed in many of moving to the northern cause on the off the israel,