here some new comers now say they are considering leading spring feet as a us citizen who arrived in 1994. philippine philistine advises them to stick it out. the is radio strikes, kill dozens of people in the gaza strip. this palestinians that mock one year of the other on sort of height of this is all the 0 live from the whole. so coming up from the program demonstrations on how is around the world and sold as archie with palestinian suv in georgia, $365.00 days of israel's commemorations in his ralph of those killed in the oakside . the 7 attacks. well, protest is the government to do more to bring the captives home and most of

occupations ordered in parts of florida as hearken. milton vows to wants us to agree, 5 store the it's been one. yes. since is where i launched its wall and goes the following. an unprecedented attack by him, us and all the palestinian groups and still is ready. bombardments from the and from the gap grounds all continuing every day. the latest is radio strikes kills at least $7.00 to $7.00, palestinians across the strip on monday. now brings the number of palestinians killed in garza over the last 12 months to nearly 42000 people. efforts to bring an end. israel's will have remained unsuccessful families of his ready to

captives held in guns that have been demonstrating again, saying that government has done enough to secure the release of their loved ones. last year of his riley attacks of destroyed 75 percent of causes infrastructure leaving the strip unrecognizable view and says such widespread devastation hasn't been seen since. the 2nd world who are correspondent, handyman fluids begins coverage of 12 months of bombardment. hard, greek, and pain. this cars of war are it's into every street and what palestinians once new and he'll be or have turned into ever distance memories. so again, as i said, what this is my home or what remains of it? only small part of my home. i can't reach it. i wish i can go in and take some of my belongings. but my dream was destroyed. the rails

as tribes artillery, shilling and demolition have turned much of dogs into a vast wasteland. a verbal yet it is still a cluster, folding her. every time i look at the destruction, i feel depressed. you feel as though you were in a dream. you want to wake up from it and return, but we can't bring back anything. until when will we remain like this? until when will we continue to be on the siege and on the stress of days old just war. we don't feel any comfortable safety. more than 75 percent of buildings here have been destroyed. families have repeatedly made the agonizing decision to leave. and as the fleet the destruction follows them. places of healing and the sanctuary turn into places where palestinians, more homes were parents,

one stuck children to their beds now and ruined with bodies beneath the screen. i don't know how about drainage and i mean it's just, it's like we're in a night to mass. i pray to god that i wake up with the children were asleep. they are innocent and they were a sleep. they've been told in some pieces. you don't have to look far to understand what dogs as going through is every now and then a reminder of what once was the been on a we were raised. yeah, we lived with these children. we used to sit outside during the summer and play with them. i didn't imagine that they would be ult, this destruction of both the old and the young were killed the local registry, the today names. and now they're all gone. another still a pose of some semblance of normality as palestinians of tried to hold on to their resilience. but a 12 months on everything is missing and god,

even the idea of a future handyman mode was just the era, gaza palestine who is riley, is continuing with it. some type phone has been a lot and never known. the been more strikes targeting southern bay roots in the last few hours. the suburb of the has been con, been called 60 halls hits fine, is ready for me is ready for the saying the carrying out targeted operations against has been law with the ongoing, a times having killed more than 2000 people in 11 on just in the last year, meanwhile, at least 5 missiles have been fired from 11 known to awards tel aviv of a sense of sirens across these riley city and earlier on monday and miss solves will also find towards israel from both garza and young men. now nora han joins us live from the lebanese capital. they route. laura, you've been this the last few days you've been witnessing on harring. those strikes

very close to you. what more do we know about these latest ones? and also we're hearing of new evacuation orders to well, sorry, you mentioned the past few days and yes, they have been incredibly allowed from here. i'm about 7 kilometers away from here, which is where the majority of the strikes has been taking place. but i just wanted to say it's been an eerily quiet night about 7 hours ago. the is ready, ami. um it said that they would be building 2 buildings in those da here. saw that they did indeed. and they set off to woods. um, they put out a statement that um, they had found a weapons manufacturing unit and also his bullet intelligence unit. so we cannot independently verify dots at the moment. we do know that it is expanding now its operations especially towards the sea. this is new at these ready me issued

a statement to sorry, issued a warning for people to leave all beaches o areas of the coast including fishermen of any area south of the a warranty with uh, that's about 30 kilometers south where i am and they route and about 60 kilometers away from the border with israel. now people will be emptying out of those areas, but this will add certainly to a massive displacement crisis, considering this is about a quarter of the lebanese coastline. so very worrying developments to people that it seems to be, it's right. and now bringing in the navy an app, so it's funding on those operations. and that's really interesting because he said his thoughts a quarter of the country will. of course, the western parts of less than on his own along the coast. and that will be lots of concerns that for those the display still potentially more people. he said being the space. but we're also, as you heard, that talks about the missiles been fired from 11 on into is ro,

what more do we know about that? and have we heard from hezbollah, especially given that today is october 7th, a year off to those attacks were cards out by him us of course a very, very important day. and yes has, while a has indeed issued a statement. it says that it was targeting the clear, not space, which is in the tennessee stop ups. and now it dates out seems to be interest set to these rates that they intercepted with the item defense system and the other a missile line due to an open ground. but it's definitely not the 1st time that they have aimed for this area, which is also the headquarters of the most thought. these rating most heart intelligence agency, a very important agency for israel. but it also seems as though his bullet is sending a very clear message only yesterday, it's sent 5 rockets towards high for this is a very important port city,

and the response to get through israel's defense system. so it seems as though his bullet is now weak repaying and they all sending very clear message, but they still have capabilities and they still are willing to operate. okay, thanks very much for that update from laura called that in they roots and loving them. a loser, i was saying, there was an expansion that all of those sorts of divide curation. israel's minute she says it will expand operations also in southern lebanon, as ordered more people to evacuate some of those areas. and we're on hong, has this update from, has via and southern lebanon. these really, um, it has now issued a new set of evacuation orders, bringing the total now to a $130.00 towns and villages across the southern lebanon. it's a significant chunk of the territory. now, lebanese are very concerned about this because they hearing reports of these really

ami maxing as it's buddha, including was a brigade's being cold up. and they are now looking at the width of these is ready, evacuation oldest and a wondering to themselves what the actual definition of limited is 40 is right. these, remember the very beginning of the announcement of the ground defensive? these riley said that this was going to be limited in the woods. now the strikes still continued to come in several, during the day today, where i am and that's being repeated in other parts of some living on his bullet say they've had. they've launch major attacks against these railways. soldiers walk across the board up, including in the us, roommates and academy. look around con, out as there has by a certain level as well in across that as well. people have been paying tribute to them more than a 1000 people killed on october 7th. families of the victims observed

a minute silence to malta moments when, how must flights is launched. the surprise attack entitled $251.00 is raising foreigners will taking captive on october 7 bought him. us and all the palestinian fights is a $117.00 is raise. have returned home, so i'm released in exchange deals, others rescued by these radio on me. there are currently a 101 counts is held in garza 36 of whom has been declared dead font is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced that halls of the cops is all believe to be alive. 37 bodies of captives have been repatriated to israel. most all the least who have been killed by is riley fire. and 8 people have been rescued by his ready forces, but notes without devastating consequences. well, the spokesman's, how must his military way a cosign brigade says the fates of the captive lies, and israel's hands,

the owner to hold. and when it comes to the captive shop and i'd left it to the occupation, add to the families of the captives. either you cut off good able to restore back and ask you the captives one year ago finding bought nothing. yeah. whose missions one i live voted was against the captives again, as the families of the captives. we have decided that since day one have to feed them the, the captives what i mean, a safe place because we've followed the rules of our religion. and because of the rules of humanity do out of keeping them in safe places for a prisoner swab. the whole cities around the world of hell demonstrations to mock. one years since, as rel launched its will on garza valley's condemning israel's year long been baldwin's have been held in several countries, including the u. s. government focused on germany and took care. the protest and

solidarity with palestinians have been demanding a cease far in the occupied territories and also in lebanon. kristin salumi has this update from the march that was being held in new york city. or the crowds have been growing throughout the day. here we've got student groups pro palestine groups, jewish voices for peace, labor unions, orthodox jewish proves all coming out, calling for an end to israel's war in gaza now in lebanon as well. one year after it started, it was the student movements on campuses across new york that really galvanized the pro palestine movements. uh, today we saw 10, at least universities and colleges across the city stage, walk out in order to call attention to this issue that as the universities

themselves and close the limits on where students can demonstrate and gather and what they can say. but the students say that has only motivated them to speak up more loudly and to join forces with these other groups across the city, which they are doing here today. and this is just the beginning of an event that's expected to last for several hours. for some salumi houses here at new york for you as president joe biden has commemorated a year since the outside of the 7th the time. so the serve, any of the white house. he met a candle as a rob i chose to the jewish prey of those killed by the cried, which he called the on speak halt, brutality of the attacks. instead, he along with vice president, call mr. harris. we're committed to achieving a c spot in garza white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more in addition to present, abiding, honoring the is rarely lives lost on october 7th, with

a calculating ceremony at the white house he also telephoned is rarely president hertzog. to express his condolences, the white house press secretary create, jump here, calling it a meaningful and important conversation, but the conversation, but not has not yet taken place, is that between biden and his is really counter part prime minister benjamin netanyahu. there has been a promise that that conversation would take place for weeks, but it has still not occurred. this has been rushed aside as not being problematic, according to the press secretary, because she says that their teams, both is really and the united states. at the lower diplomatic level, she says are in constant communication on a daily basis. and she says the man has been in close contact there for much of the year. in fact, more than a dozen times, even though they have not spoken since last august. now,

she says the president's priority is to make sure that the captives that were captured. last august, the is released are returned to their families. she says that the other priority for the by the ministration is making sure there's a cease fire, both for garza and in love and on. as she says, that is president of biden's focus. kimberly healthcare algae 0. the white house will still ahead on al jazeera, the nobel prize in medicine is handed out to american scientists and will tell you what that be honored to discovering the israel seeks to deliberately silence the troops. launching a war on journalism target thing, which is 0 banning all operations and israel on shutting down off bureau in

jerusalem. this is not just an outcome generalization. it's an attack on the world's right to know the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told. journalism is not a crime oppressing it. well, it's different stories. the russian outages selection that the best news from across on that with the holding the powerful to account as we examined the us as role in the world on

o g 0 the the hello welcome back to watching out. is there a reminder about top stories this on hold is right here. strikes of kills at least 77 palestinians in gauze on monday farms in the north of the street, photography, and several people killed in giovanni on the line. they bodies will take him to come on, antoine hospital for burial. demonstrations have been held around the walls and solidarity was palestinians to marcus rose from vaults. mentor garza much as have been held in new york demanding a ceasefire. similar ronnie's insur health in other countries, including young men focused on germany,

answers. and at least 5 missiles have been fired from 11 on towards tele visa, single sirens across these rating city. earlier on monday, missiles will also find tools as well from those goals. and what was the goal is now with for a year, our reports have been walking around the clock covering israel's will on the strip . the grueling painstaking and even dangerous work is vital to keeping the walls and phones of israel's actions in garza. and as with all of all correspondence, it's come to personal cost in a moment, we'll be hearing from him to hold that he. but 1st, let's hear thought about as long as experience blissful has massively changed my life, forcing me to be a rescue change in my homeland. the

part have come across the plate and save security 10 to humanitarian challenges since day one of whom don. this is the impact site of this troy, the white know the back yards of a software system. as you can see, this place has tons, absolutely down of to and east valley s twice. i have been internally displaced along with my family members of a 5 times so far and the not to be trucks here in, during the it's not quite easy don't, that's all to be a ton of this in concepts because i'm talking to you right now when i'm quite thinking about my family members, it's quite hard to feel that you're unable to pull them, was full sense of safety. because you believe that would save humanitarians only because ignite says by these many occupation forces have been widely target and

people weren't killed in these areas without really a very devastating war that made us witness one. busy the west genocide, as i met say it wasn't history so hard to say during this year was not only being displayed away from home, not being able to meet my family, but the worst. and the hardest times where i had to report from the beginning of my call lead times. and so it's a very 9 and 30 minutes to friends. and i, i don't think this right now because i know that if you wanted me to report the fees times were one of the hardest times i pens during that year. 5 of his family members are still under the rubber,

including his wife is to rent among them is a 2 month old. also feels so homesick. i'm only 10 minutes away from where my house is. and i could not go there because of an is really check points this tours on. 1 going, we're continue reporting and we're committed to this journey. i refuse to leave because i refuse to leave the causes to put my assignment in the back to wait my family and i chose to reports and continue to report nowhere as place and kind of thing. these are targeted in hospitals and schools. it makes sense. how does to me, who don't know where to go. this is in the data. alexa, hospital, but the

on to other news now and if i q ations onto a new, a state of florida is a powerful storm edges closer. hearken. wilson rapidly grew in strength to category 5 storm. it's wind speeds increased by a 145. columbus has an hour and less than a day. now that's the false intensification of any storm in the gulf of mexico. it's expected to make land full on wednesday and comes just 10 days off to hearken . helen, that's the true of destruction in the area. and b, c correspondent, jessie kush, has more from sarasota in florida. the preparations for hurricane milton are unlike others. we've seen in recent times because there was another major hurricane that hit the same area, florida gulf coast less than 2 weeks ago. and you can still see the remnants of

that storms in packed. take a look behind me. that is a boat that is personally submerged tear off the coast of sarasota. there's another one along the brush off to the side here. queen of crews are working. the governor says 247 to get debris picked up because we've seen everything from mattresses to chairs, to cook, where even a long sidewalk in the streets because of again the cleanup effort from that storm hawaii. and that was less than 2 weeks ago. and now people are working on boarding up in sandbag in properties to protect them, working on getting gas, getting water, getting out of town. all of that. as there was this push to get that debris removed because we're looking at a storm that could be bringing around a 100 mile per hour winds. if not higher, based on the projections we're seeing. and that is something a real concern. official results from tennessee is presidential election show the incumbent case size has secured a landslide victory winning more than 90 percent of the vote is quite

a says challenge, a one to 7 percent. having spent the campaign facing multiple prison sentences for his election related crimes. but it's smith's reports from the capital to this with most credible opposition candidates either jailed or disqualified, is perhaps no surprise the 2 museum present. ty site is one second time with just over 90 percent share of the vote. but on a historically low turn out to just on the 29 percent faster in the country, that includes the optically embraced the democratic transition of to the 2011 revolution, the gate, the to the honor of spring. how does indication of how we can the opposition is well support as of one of the candidates who was on the pallet, i actually use the mouth. he was jailed for 12 years a week before the election. they haven't criticized the election process, but they've simply called on the president's proposal, political prisoners to create a com, political atmosphere so that they can all work together to help the economic challenges to any of the faces present inside himself has previously said. but he

will not from long or effect or do anything to stop freedom of expression, but he needs all the policies taken control corruption. i'll just shoot to americans. scientists have won the nobel prize in medicine for the discovery of white crow r n. a molecules in cells is the 2nd did in a row. that's r n. a work has been recognized. the research that led to the 1st m r n. a vaccines to find coded 19 was given the nobel prize last year. full rece reports from stuck home. very well prize week has kicked off in sweden, the outside of the nobel forum, maybe getting a rerun. what's a 123 year tradition was maintained inside as the 115 surprising physiology of medicine? i was awarded on that your mail to send jointly to victor ambrose. i'm gatorade. ralph, come for the discovery of micro or in

a and it's road in post transcripts on teaching. regulation of the 2 americans made the discovery when they worked together in the 19 eighties and got a call at 4 30 am on monday is uh, you know, i'm the secretary of the nobel committee and i bare good news and natasha, it's my wife figured out that it was sweet to shacks it i was astonished. it's no surprise. i'm delighted. every thing you might expect is the 2nd year in a row. the met some price is going to scientists working on all renee molecules that she has met some price concerns. mike crow are and i not to be confused with last year is messenger r and i the lead to the development of cove. it vaccines. this it will, it doesn't have the same level of practical use. at least not yet. micro renee's role as an instruction manual for the cells of the body could lay the groundwork for medical breakthroughs that's could mean being able to accurately diagnose what

type of breast cancer, what type of blood cancer someone has with slides. but crucial differences in outcomes and treatments will reese out. is there a stop card? well that's it from the side of height of the news continues here on out. does there with, from the crate off the top to algebra, the had that has been a lots of dry weather to be found across northern parts of south asia. now that the monsoon is in it's retreat, but we've seen the arrival of some west. so whether touching into pockets done, and that's from central parts of gun this time we had some warnings of full that heavy rain. it will apply on wednesday, but there are some showers so lingering on choose day, much to lie, a for the north west of india with lots of hazy sunshine into new daily. the west

of the weather, stretching from the west coast across into the northeast corner was rains of bangladesh, boots on nipple, the west of the weather. however, by wednesday, expected to sweep into carola, we are expecting some thunderstorms here. we have got amber lot south width and drenching down pools as well. fortunately, lanka, there was still drenching down pool is to be found the coast pots of east asia. thanks to a weather front, that's we think it's way from taiwan into japan. we'll see some heavy falls here in the days ahead. we could see some flooding and that will cool things down. we have seen a bit of a cool down across northern and eastern parts of china, thanks to the north east monsoon. still lots of heat for places like hong kong. we seem temperatures in the thirty's here, but we'll see temperatures come down in tokyo, japan with some recovery on friday. after $365.00 days of the war on gaza. we reconnect with those who have been with missing

and documenting a genocide. i'm currently living in cairo, egypt trying to move forward and why my company is simply stuck in because the script is not here has changed my life in so many ways. but i mean the main ways that the priorities in my life has completely been realigned. nothing matters but liberation. join us for special episodes of the stream on out to 0 or the, i'm sorry on land. this is london known for non stop bustling from october to december, 1 of the busiest intersections, the iconic take it any thought, as well as from school for 10 minutes. these high definition commercial screens will bla, rianna, see turning from the ad. but the abstract inviting causes by reflect in question the environment they rush through this paper that isn't laces.