should it's ultimately healthy, rather keep poverty and promote sustainable development. the . ready ready the alarm serial venue, it's good to have you with us. this is the news, our life from the coming of in the program today. the another is really it's going to school housing internally displaced, palestinians kills at least 11 people. the knowledge fisher, i cite the legendary madison square garden in new york. normally the homes of

popstars and sports dogs. but tonight it's about the us presidential election of all of us. donald trump tens of millions go hungry and sedan, the executive director of the world food program says the war insides of blocking much needed a our here to be upon them in teams. witnessing some prisons, high tension confusion and curios. in one case by the book stuffing after dispute election, georgia as president says, she does not recognize the results and calls for protests the . so we begin to use our in gaza where 53 people have been killed and is really airstrikes across the strip. since dawn on sunday, 11 of those including 3 journalists were killed when is really a israel bomb to school housing displaced people in the off shot,

the refugee camp that is west of god, the city. israel also carried out a series of air strikes on the jaw, your refugee camp, gauze as largest where they killed 20 people. meanwhile, the united nation says only 4 of 70 requests to get food a to into northern gaza. has been approved this month. agencies, one people could starve to death as a result. and who already has the latest from their obama and central god in the past 24 hours on the another in parts of the gaza strip. and the cause of safety were horrifying. where the is where the forces started last night, start getting at least 5 houses and make that yeah. where at least dozens of policy use still remaining under the rubble till this point. they also targeted and you and shelter school, whereas the state college sinews were killed among them. 3. during this and an 9 year old saying, and now all of these come as people are still under the rubble and the civil

defense teams are trying to rescue those under the verbal all of this comes a mid a 23 day located and seeds on the another in gauze, esther for no food drink. water is entering the northern parts and not only thought also their number of big number of people who are still trapped under the bubbles. and no one could reach the mother and areas because of this is where the seeds on beach now. here's a bad yeah. and bates and it's still escalating and people are trying to reach out crying feelings out there. abundance asking for food, water and medicine. but the story is still escalating and we're still following the news in the north and also across the cause of this is in the drugs as health system has been under almost constant attack by the is really

military for more than a year. according to the united nations, only 49 percent of doctors, hospitals are functioning, but none are offering full services due to lack of stuff and basic equipment. on friday, the u. n. special rough worth are on health use. the new term met aside to describe the widespread and systematic attacks by israel on health care workers and facilities. and as of wednesday, the world health organization says it's been forced to postpone the next phase of its polio vaccination campaigns. this, however, is people do not receive a 2nd dose. the vaccine does not work, but dr. victoria rose is a reconstructive, plastic surgeon who has worked in gaza or 1st hand account details, the life threatening injuries that she treated, highlighting the urgent need for more doctors in the strip. a lot of the general searches of doing what they can when i arrived at nasa in august though with people that had been waiting 2 months to see a plastic surgeon. so i operated on a young boy who had been hit in the face by a piece of

a mescal masonry. it had last raised his lips to the extent that he couldn't eat and taking the tip of his nose, not nobody to do anything about that. and he sat for 2 months waiting for somebody to arrive to fix that. and when i left his a friend of his father told me that his father had basically given up his son would ever have a normal life again because they'd waited. so i think that the main issue is that the, at risk of an open wound that's not close, that then gets infected and becomes most severe. and if we could have gotten them at the time in the u. k, we try and treat or trauma patients within a certain frame time. so the nice guidelines for sort of open injuries of the state that we should try and close them within sort of 48 to 72 hours because we know that if that doesn't happen, you'll get an infection and not infection can then progress the injury. and it may

mean that you need an occuptation. so i, there are lots of patients in gaza. his injuries have been made even more severe by the fact that they haven't been able to get the treatment that they needed. and that's mainly down to the fact the doctors don't guessing it, and we have to concentrate on the human rights issue. the fact that we are not able to get the adults as in the needed. obviously the local stuff has been depleted by the attack on them, but we are also being restricted in tray. we cannot get enough talk to into garza. only 25 people are allowed in twice a week and in that 25 encompass all the united nation stuff on my boss load. i was one of 2 sessions, and i'm not saying that the other people with me shouldn't have been in there was a bomb disposal ex, but they were people tracking the pony or virus so they will needed to get in. but if i need to surgeons go to in on that week, you can imagine how this will help us get some to the people. on top of that,

we cannot extract those patients that com be given the health care they need in gaza. we can actually safely get them out. we can't even get them out into the westbank into another pos of palestine. and that's what we need to concentrate on that is not legal. we have to stop that. we have to get health aide in and we have to get the patients out. a people have been killed and it is really striking, 711 on the attack, hit the coastal city of sight and dorothy say at least 25 people were injured and is really forced as launched. multiple airstrikes and their roots, southern suburb of da. here the attacks came after his real threatened people in several neighborhoods to leave their homes or face being bombed. so let's bring it elses here as dorset jabari and bear ruth on the store. so once again, we see multiple attacks today, multiple locations, walk us through what happened well,

so really split another deadly day across the country, israel as attacking a village of the site that is south east of the coastal town of side in about 40 kilometers from where i'm standing in the lebanese capital now this is known as the village is known to be a, as well as strongholds. but this attack came it without any warning on a residential bill that we saw as the pictures of the aftermath of complete and utter chaos. at the scene of this attack, a number of apartments within the building that was struck a completely destroyed. and the circuit search and rescue operations still continues. there that this a town near siding is not it basically the 1st time that it's been hits over the past year. this is probably least the 5th time that it's been targeted by israel, but it wasn't the only area that was hit by is really air assaults. in the

road leading to balls that can becca valley in the east of vehicle traveling on the highway was targeted. 3 people were killed in that attack. that, of course, and the southern part of 11 on these rarely, military issues. at least 14 evacuation force evacuation threats 2 villages in the southern part of the country. and of course the southern suburb of a route to overnight saw at least 8 airstrikes being carried out by israel. certainly the situation continues at to escalate on a daily basis. israel claiming that they are trying to the new as well as military capabilities. and of course has the lot responding on a daily basis. so highlights that they have not been able to at their infrastructure. is it very much intact carrying out more or more daily attacks across the border on sunday alone, at least $75.00 rockets were launched into northern israel. so this situation continuing to escalate on a daily basis as we see this conflict continue. oh sure. 0 is dorothy jabari

reporting from the 11 east capital. they were thank you very much. dosa the is really, are me, says has the law has fired at least 75 rockets from 11 on into northern israel. 4 people were injured 3 seriously in the town of camera, 2 vehicles were hits, buildings have been damaged. the is really military says it did interest at some of the rockets is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has faced angry interruptions drinking memorial ceremony in west jerusalem of the he was heckled as you see here by family members of is really captives in gaza were in the audience and they shouted for their release. the prime minister stood silent near the podium throughout the process. and his defense minister, young blonde, says that there needs to be what he calls, pace for painful concessions. if israel wants the release of captives held in gaza, you were speaking of that very same ceremony that we just showed you. that the one

that net yeah. who was attending in west jerusalem and go on told crowds gathered there that israel's military power alone will not guarantee success. he said this as guns a cease fire talks have restarted in the guitar e capital don't. let's go to nor dave who joins us now from the jordanian capital, oman, because the is really government has banned out from 0 from reporting in the occupied west bank and from inside israel. nor would it go on need by concessions because that is not what we have heard from his boss. the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu since the start of this war you're absolutely right. nothing. yeah. who has spent the past year talking about absolute victory? not about concessions, not about political deals, and for good long to have somewhat of an adversarial relationship with nothing. yeah. how to say this, the quiet part out loud if you will. it speaks to him,

you know, foundering or, or speaking really to the sentiments of the families of the captive. so feel a band and then they've been saying that for some time now that their issue, their priority of getting a deal is not exactly the government's priority. that wars don't and on their own, there has to be in agreement and being the men. so as the talks begin or, or try to restart in do how today deadlock basically spoke about the need. let's think about wrapping up the war, ending it because fighting, pounding dogs are decimating whatever's left of it is not going to finish the war. at least it won't bring the captives home. as a know, we mentioned that the cx 5 talks have restarted indo huh. is really media reported in the past that net yeah. who's torpedoes previous negotiations previous rounds? is he any more interested in a ceasefire deal? now?

it's a very important question. cerro and, and really the is really media doesn't have a lot indicating that nothing else has changed. his mind that's any of who has been masterful over the past 12 months of surrounding himself. buffering himself from any kind of pressure through his right wing coalition. even paintings the families of captives against one another. those who are more towards the right want to see more war and those who want to get a deal. and at the moment that the calls were for the people, the delegation going to pop up to be fully authorized. it doesn't seem from the reports and is really media, but that is the case and that, you know, resonates and at least reminds people of previous rounds of previous attempts when everybody thought that a deal was near and then nothing. yeah. who would come in at the last minute and put a new condition? so we don't know if, if there is a repeat of that, we'll have to wait and see. but certainly there is nothing indicating that nothing

yahoo has had a change of heart as of late now, as there was no de reporting from amman. jordan, thank you very much. we'll keep this conversation going with more one to shower, who is out as you're a senior political analyst. my one thank you for joining us on this news. our 2 months ago us president joe biden said about the see the idea of ceasefire negotiations. quote, were closer than we've ever been to a cease by deal. and of course, that never materialized. do you think is a better chance for a deal now realistically, as a defense? so that's kind of a deal we're talking about picking up from wherever, nor left off. no, it is very does want to deal because it does want to wind down the war because like the american new to establish that as we've heard it expressed by logging costing the secretary of defense. and what has an end and back ends with diplomacy. there is no, you know, never end the war in real terms. it's a term. but it's actually,

every war is meant to end with some form adopted by fiction issue. that's the part, is there a today and as far as is there a maintenance concern is the best time ever to build on whatever is there as close to that to be a victory, i guess and have been use that good stuff at a sitting is a guess how much i guess the people have cancer in order to cement those games. so diplomacy is needed and with the categories, addictions and there americans on board. there is a chess for nothing. yeah. i was actually, i got to get something. i get something probably most of data and he fig. see, got back in back in may and june. the thing is, right, is, are the military are caught them, you know, bunch of love the people and we've seen that many 1st. it started the genocide garza, the whole the dishes are not going to love the. the also put your mistake and for the likes of nothing, you are hoping to see it on smart to the general. the fascist, the continuation of war is really important for them. politically. unfortunately,

can you figure out what these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu actually wants? because gaza has been leveled since or has been killed this roller, the head of former head of has the law has been killed. you know, he's now responded in the way he saw fit to iran and he hit some of their mist production capabilities. what does he want now this, let me pick up from what we left off in our last conversation. as i was saying, and has my spice and what i've had that everyone has a strategy until the punched in the nose. and it was fresh and mixed time and october 7 and it was pause, whatever started you had had before. and since then it's actually been trying to recover to some, you know, the cold strategic sense. and it's very hard to decide what i knew over the past

year because it was basically, you know, i think everywhere all the time using whatever you know, finance mean it had like a hammer. everything looks like a nail as it were, as but now a year later, as you know, have muscles, weekends, as his beloved has been kind of weekends and undermined to gums on which the edition is. there are things, there isn't a portion of it today. so that's what they're thinking. if you're doing baby's book b, b, of course it's that kind of a, you know, a 100 or 67800 page book where he actually states once and again the, the way he thinks about the world is as a high degree of this, the only things in terms of our he doesn't really get much creed for values or principles or, or. busy or, or, or models or any of that kind of thing. he thinks international issues because the solutions are based primarily on power. and so he thinks today this is a great chance supported by the united states and other were some folks for him to

transform them at least the rest of us like myself. i think this is wishful thinking. even the americans tried that. the bridge started the 1st big ones, right. that didn't work out. certainly is just not going to succeed in doing it by key. gotcha. do you think so? do you think this is the time? what is there a to ride the way and to lead the middle east with the so what that sydney stays against the wall on hand. it's steve of axis, or axis of evil. what your uncle's actions of resistance. you say this is a chance. and the strike against the wall on the stage. it's a precedent that set the stage and, and pay the weight for the protection of the major strikes against the wrong. again, potentially supported by the next martin. i missed it more one. i'm going to go to our us correspondence next. before i do that, it strikes me the benjamin netanyahu has no, you know more than

a year on from october 7, 2023. he has the fact go, managed to outlast joe by which is what so many of our analysts that i think yourself included as told us he was trying to do over the past year. right. because right, yes, joe biden is still in office until january, but he's not running again for president. and, you know, he's, he's, there's not a ton that he can do over the next 2 months in the dying days of his presidency. as you're not going to believe when you look at the history or is there a prime ministers sick from being dirty on throughout the whole method, they all today is the longer service prime minister. she put them by hand. busy liquids, ministers on the right wing, minnesota selection or, or like hallmark, or like bacon, you, it's mind boggling how these are those like bacon, shoot me or, and sucked into all my they've all the quick. as soon as there was a crisis for big and it was the live no more for an automatic,

it was corruption that the both he has on you know, a war, a war issue with silver 7 and you know, he failed miserably. he has a model issue correction issues and talk to him or if i could come for charges and he wouldn't quit. he's the most skin politicians and pasted or wizard. and he will persist even though it is, you know, riding the wave of fascist and, and really just fantastic stuff with dick is ran down the drain. it doesn't care as long as he stays on top. it doesn't matter. it is right. it had sparkled, houses, they were a senior political analyst, mironda shar, thank you very much. at least 40 people have been injured. 10 of them critically after a truck crashed into a bus in a northern suburb of tennessee is really officials are investigating this and it happened that a bus stop near the deluxe is really military base. rescue workers say several people were trapped under the truck. it's around sends when we got

a call from the persian dispatcher about the car accident between a boss to distract our crews come arrived to the scene. we spotted streets and uh, a lot of people like old people. this was inside of the box and outside of the box there was suffering for a cigarette injury. and all right, and we took the patients about suppose how many injuries in salt and what was the condition when you arrive to the scene. a few, a few. if you a few patients was in the sufferings real severe injuries and you all this was in uh, an in bed in good condition. nothing investigation. can you confirm that that code being investigated? we disappeared on same state in the police, checking the didn't the police checking it right now, we not know, and we cannot allow say anything about it. the and the ron supreme leader, i until the holiday has made his 1st official remarks on his real strikes on the country for a rainy and military personnel were killed in those strikes. but there are on

insist that there has been limited damage. israel says the strikes were a response to an arrangement miss silas pac earlier this month, but iran says in turn that that attack had been retaliation for it is really assassination on the rang and soil in july. and how to get the shad, ronnie's get 2 nights ago. the cut it out, the malicious, the, of course, exist rate to which is wrong. but at the same time it shouldn't be, don't play. and either by saying it was insignificant or unimportant designers through gm's calculations must be solved. they are making serious mistakes and judgment. they do not understand that running and people they have not recognize this trends, capability, creativity, and determination of their running a nation. they must be made to understand these realities and it's up to the countries authorities to determine the appropriate response, the best surface, the interest of the nation and the country. i told you, and this is now a part of the us presidential campaign. democratic presidential candidates comma

harris has been asked about her message to run after this latest round is really a tax officer, as well as in jordan, is in washington dc. was what did the vice president have to say? well, what's the vice president had to say? we're flex her current job, which is being the number to, to president joe biden. and cala harris, the democratic presidential candidate, basically said a ron has the message from the us. here's what she had to say during an interview earlier with cbs news, or israel launched an attack on iran that has raised fears of a whitening conflict in the middle east. what is your message to iran? well, 1st of all, i do not respond. that would be a mistake, and we are prepared to defend israel as we have before we will again. but the critical point is that there must be the escalation in the region. and we are

working through diplomatic channels and other channels to ensure that there is of the escalation of the region. is there any indication based on the intelligence that you've seen, that iran wants to respond? i can't speak to that, but we've been very clear as the united states that they should not respond and that it would be a mistake. what are the consequences that they do? i'll keep you posted on the course a senior administration official, told reporters here on friday night after the is really air strikes on a ronnie and targets that the message had been sent through a number of diplomatic channels to around that retaliation would not be a good idea and the belief, as we heard from the president joe biden on saturday, is that this particular uh, desktop between around an israel should be over for now. was i mentioned a minute ago coming to you that this is also now part of the us presidential

campaign. this part of it is quite remarkable. donald trump is also in the mix on this. he's not in office of course, but he says that he has been holding regular conversations with these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. what did couple of harris say about that? as well, she said during a pro, scheduled with reporters earlier on sunday that she was worried about it. but of course, the technically, the sort of shadow foreign policy that donald trump, the republican candidate, is being accused of conducting is technically illegal under u. s. federal law, however, the justice department has an unofficial 30 day policy of not doing anything in the 30 days before a national election because it does not want to be accused of trying to throw the elections result one way or the other. but certainly the campaign has made it clear that all the way cala harris would be dealing with israel if she is elected

president, would be from a very pragmatic standpoint. and we have noticed that she has been slightly more critical of israel's behavior in the war on gaza. it has been much more vocal than joe biden has been about the impact on millions of people living in garza rosen. jordan reporting from washington d. c. thank you. very much ross. and meanwhile, republican presidential candidates donald trump is scheduled to hold a rally in new york city. is madison square garden in just the next few hours. let's go to our correspondence. ellen fisher, you're joining us from new york city. quite a remarkable, ellen that trump is campaigning and a sweet state that is not a swing state. what is he hoping for? and how many people are expected to show up the night that the guard remember, this is the start of the last 2 weeks of campaigning before the presidential

election a week on tuesday. now, it's estimated the $20000.00 people will be here. they've been gathering since betty at lee this morning. they are being marshal by the police. you can see just over my shoulder, you're going to see a few 100 people making their way to the main entrance and not seeing the same for the last several hours to is going to get a very big term nights here. but you're right. it is, i know it's cold to come to new york state that has traditionally gone democratic over the last several elections. now, one reason for it explained to me by a member close to the trump team is that this is legal. this is donald trump, this home time is always wanted to play madison square garden and he's also wanted to sell it out. and it looks as if he is going to do that in the next couple of hours. but we spoke to under glasby from every college done in atlanta. and she said that could be other reasons why donald trump has decided to start the last

full week here in new york. he's not going to win there. and so the logic behind doing that may may not make a whole lot of sense. part of it could be a psychological flex to say that he's a contender in places where republicans have historically done poorly in the last few election cycles. another good reason to go campaigning in ruby red or bright blue district is for fundraising purposes. a so ellen, i know what you said about the ego by the way. interesting with just over a full week to go of campaigning. i was looking at the polls. i'm not sure that i've ever seen it quite this case. what's the state of the race right now? okay, if you look at the national polls, they're tied 4840. so what does that tell us? it tells us that the base support is big 10, but that is who is going to turn out. so the democrats and the republicans,

and it comes down to the undecideds on the swing voters. it's not going to be about raleigh's, like this one in madison square garden. it's going to be about the operation on the ground. and if you look at the swing states, donald trump has a lead in about 4 or 5 of them. a couple of highways has a lead and a 2 or 3 depending on which 4 you're looking at. but all of those leads are roughly within the margin of error. so this is not going to be decided until election day. and that is why the candidates are now going full steam to the finish line. why they have got to get people out to vote. why that is the message you are going to hear several times over the next several days on from donald trump tonight. he's going to claim that he's heading for the lance lights that he could possibly win new york, but it's still important that people get out to vote because he realizes any republican who is a trump supporter who sits at home, is essentially an effectively a vote for come law does not prove sort of step closer to the white house. it is

going to be an incredibly busy 10 days. it is going to be an incredibly interesting 10 days in american political history. absolutely, that's alpha 0 is alan's fisher reporting from just outside madison square garden in new york city. thank you very much. i'm still a head on alpha 0. bolivians. government says it will investigate itself. the former president to april morales, his car was shot that the hello, we got a bit of a breeze blowing down the gulf at present. it slots a trifle the most popping. see this band of cloud plus northern parts of the gulf. some with the weather vast and wind, few weather, but towards afghani. tom is at risk when that shamal coming down, maybe towards cuts out temperatures,

having doha around $33.00 degrees celsius. want us to show us just around the southern end of the red sea as we go through the next style. so that's where the shelves just creeping inland. it's a central pos of saudi arabia, but nothing much display co pay for. i don't know if it is generally drive that dry weather extending across the eastern side. also mediterranean valley, a cloud in the sky. here's a lots of hazy sunshine on too much to report in terms of the weather. and that's the case to into the northeast of africa, north west and positive africa. we'll see some showers longer spells of frame the possibility of some flooding across the northwest of africa. that just know the positive morocco northern areas of algeria went to whether to just around the see i can highlands, seasonal showers, just having southern parts of west africa in the coming days. that shows that goals thinking a little further south with just some what the weather in to the fall south of south africa and rain pushing right top it's pennsylvania.

how it's reported. look at actual information on the ground. look at the way that this issue is framed in the media, how it's used to justify the escalation for louis clay. i need a new years that are, you know, the media and they think it's how it is weaponized is this online course has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever female lead authoration. thank you . like what they are trying to sell right now is a full blown genocide. the listening post because the media on al jazeera, examining the impact to today's headlines, a prolonged conflict. the liberty of the economy would be an absolute death, unflinching gentleness of how many people are in detention. victor, that may be single suffixes, no, don't be for this opportunity miracle international filmmakers. well cloths. good. so what's the plan here to that question? the most important part is that we get attention to the climate crisis, bring programs to form an expired on al jazeera

of the the, you're watching else 0 reminder of our headline this hour is really forces have killed at least 11 palestinians, including 3 journalists after they've gone to school west of gus, a city, the building in a shockey refugee camp had been housing displaced. palestinians and northern guys are struggling to survive with little to no food. and water is really army, has been preventing the entry of humanitarian supplies for the past 3 weeks. both candidates are on the election campaign trail in the us. donald trump is scheduled

to hold a rally in new york city's madison square garden and call a harrison's meeting with minority philadelphia. after speaking with cbs news about her middle east pause, she told the network iran should not respond to israel's most recent attack. let's take a closer look at how the race for the white house is shaping up with just over one week to go before november. 5th. john's on b is a poster and managing partner a john. so i'll be strategies you're joining us or from utica in new york. we're grateful for your time this evening. look, i have a vested interest. truth be told and talking to you because i'll be working election night and like everyone, i love a heads up on where the selection is headed. so what's the big picture? where does it stand for you right now? i think we're of equal librium right now, not simply nationwide, but in the important the 7 battle ground states, we're really no one leads and no one has been leaving. it's gone back and forth. i mean technically, in the 7 battle grounds a trunk is i'm putting this in quotation marks leading by in 6 of those

7. however, those leads are anywhere from point 3 percent to 1.5 percent, which means really no leave at all. however, there is a pole out just within the last hour by abc new is showing calculate harris leading up by 4 percentage points. i looked at over uh 10 and it looks good to me. 51 percent of the 7 percent over donald trump. and she seems to be doing very well, where she leaves for the national pool, or is that a battle ground staple? no, it's a national oh. so like international poll harris needs to be leading by at least 3 points. okay. we've all aware. okay, that's so important. can you explain that to our voters a week ago the new york times had national pole where they had a harrison trump. at 4848. they were tied. and so, you know, i read that and i said to myself, if this pull is accurate,

which they aren't always, then harris lose is because of what you just said. that essentially, democrats need to get more votes and need to get more votes in the national poll in order to have even the prayer at winning and the electoral college. can you explain that please? sure. the poppy was, well, it's important because it determines which candidate wins in each state and then each state, then you left the lift doors to go to the state capital months later. and actually the elect, the president, but a democrat will get a lot of excess millions of excess votes out of california out of new york out of illinois, a large states more way more votes than are needed. and so that's where you have the, the, the disparity. it doesn't necessarily reflect the battleground states where you eat. the candidate still has to win those states,

even though those excess millions of volts in the very big states for accountable harris could allow her to win the popular vote. okay, so not to put too fine a point on it, but i think this is such and such an important aspect of the election that for, for non americans to foreign viewers, it's a little hard to get you. you're telling us you fully expect the couple of harris to get more votes, right. more votes nationwide than donald trump. that does not mean that you fully expect her to win the election, correct? that's correct. yes. and i don't even fully expect to, i think she will get more popular votes. but of this has been running very tiny today. you know, we'll see if this a, b, c, news poll is a break away or not. i'll have mine out to a week from tomorrow the day before the election and we'll see you're a, i've, i've read some of your pulling work on our american voters in uh you,

i believe that you did that for the, our american institute in michigan. i. that's, that's what i was looking at because it's one of the 7 key states now. yeah, something else i need you to explain to our viewers, our american voters. most of the american voters represent a tiny fraction about 2 and a half to 3 percent of voters in michigan. and yet they, they could, if the race is very tied as it might be, they could end up, you know, throwing the state one way or another. and they've been moving away from kind of the harris from the democrats. yes they have and and to be honest, the air merican vote is actually about 4 to 5 percent. okay. of the the know about michigan. but with that said yes, the, the race is very tight in michigan and it's safe to say it's a must win state for a combo errors. and yeah, air with merican who have been supporting democrats much more than supporting republicans since 2004 and the rock and graham. i

have really been disaffected by the, by the administration, and by counsel harris's lack of distancing herself from the bye, didn't ministration on the issue. gosh, now, levin. so those who would normally have voted for harrison, a previous selection cycle. we're not going to vote for harris this time because they disapprove of her administration invited administration's handling of gaza. who are they going to vote for? are we talking 3rd party candidate, jo stein, or are we talking? donald trump, we're talking some donald trump as a, a print test vote. we're talking some jill stein but not much, but maybe 8 to 10 percent, which is $8.00 to $10.00 times what she is getting nationwide. and then the most important element are those who either stay home or fall down and fail for us senate in congress and so on with donald trump for president. and every vote last

in the or american community is a vote watched by the council harris. you, john, so i'll be you have your own polls, as you said, coming out in the weeks time we'll be looking at for those. thank you so much for joining us on the else. is there a news out? thank you. the, the ongoing conflict in sedan has worsened a severe food crisis, leaving millions hungry and some on the brink of famine. before the conflicts, 14000000 cities did not have access to enough food. that number has no search to 25600000. about half the population, exams, m, camp and north are for famine has been confirmed among the 400000 displaced people living there. the world food program ones, the 13 areas are severe risk of famine, particularly in dar 4 in khartoum court. a 5 inches 0 states that you see on the

map, and more than 750000 people are facing catastrophic food shortages, putting them at extreme risk of starvation. the conflict has displaced more than 10000000 people now do not have any access to income or basic resources. but earlier i spoke to cindy mccain, the executive director of the world food program. she's in port sedan and i started by asking about the situation in the camp zemzem where famine has been declared to the situations catastrophic because we have not been able to get in that scale and access has been very difficult. so i'm pleading with the world to help me gain a. 7 are access within sudan and, and be able to get to people who are suffering from famine and help stop famine. nevertheless, i've been here talking to many of the leaders here within the country. please. in our case of regard seeking to access, making sure that we, that we have, we are able to not just gain access, but we have gate crossings that are active,

like audrey and others. and, and actually helping the world focus on sudan and not forget about sudan. this is a crisis and we need the dentist do it. multiple parts of the country right now are considered to be at risk of famine. now, just to make this very clear, for viewers them and as measured in the number of people who die of starvation every day, can fab and still be prevented at this point in those areas. if we can gain access, i mean access at scale, we can probably preventive but the list of the time to time support here we have no, you know, we're not in there and it's in the scale that we should be. we haven't been able to reach the cut, most of the people that we've been trying to reach because of various issues. so it's really important that we, that we gain this access and gain it now, so that we can get in there. otherwise, fam, and this could be the largest humanity or in crisis on the planet. if left alone,

you've talked about access, you've said that several times. the aid isn't getting everywhere that it needs isn't getting to all the people who need it. uh, not at the speed that they needed none of the scale that they needed. i know that you and agencies and a groups in general or low to talk about the political situation. however, however, the army and the parent really treat group that they're fighting in sedan, have been accused respectively of obstructing access to aid and eluding aid in the country. is that still happening? that is still happening? yes. and so they made it very difficult for us to operate, but we haven't left and for, for the record, debbie, pete was the 1st one on the spot when this crisis began. and we're not going to leave. but it is important that we gain co would that we, that we help politically here not, not many develop people that but that are diplomats around the world. take a hand in this and help stop it so that we can get the idea of what's it going to take for the

a to get to the people who need it. well we just, 1st of all, when i say access, i mean we need to be able to, to travel safely and, and again at full scale. but remember right now she managed parents have been targeted. we are not targets. and the respect for humanitarian law is almost nonexistent. some both of those 2 things combined with our, with a inability to be able to get through the roads, get through the process if the amount of food in that we need to get in is really what we need right now. is there communication. busy hang on with the various belligerence, you know, it's as often referred to as d confliction to say where the convoys are going to let them know that those convoys shouldn't be attacked. is all of that happening? well, yes. or there's a confliction that you have to remember. remember, communication is very difficult. here. we're in the country that, that is, you know, is not set up for broad communications. and if it is not working. so we've asked

for communications equipment all also to be brought in so that we can communicate with not just our teams, but the other u. n. teams that are on the ground to serve, we can coordinate things but less remember what, what we need right now is complete and clear access to these regions who have not been help or not getting any age at all. and large part of this is also what has happened this year is of course climate change. and so the heavy rains was a debilitating factor. the, the flooding was a debilitating factor. so it's been a kind of a perfect storm of problems i went through with regards to being able to get in. the shots have been sired at a convoy carrying bolivia as former presidents, evil morales look at his. yeah, the morales says he is now safe. keep posted this video online, which appears to show his driver being injured in the attack. it happened in a small town near chanel hotel messing central olivia pensions between morales and

believe his current president, luis r. c, have led in the past a violent protest. daniel swimmer has more from neighboring argentina. well, we know that so saw it. well, what all this was in a call heading to a tv station in his strong hole. where does the culture bump region, where he used to be the leader of the coke of a lease growing union, a very strong support that and as he approached the tv station suite cause a paid a 14 shots were fired, wounded his driver like a wounded, able morales himself with hood saying that firing shots, let's get out of pay and move quickly. they managed to escape and he went on tv shortly afterwards to denounce what he said uh was an attempt on his life, ordered by the governmental authority, is somebody immediately off the woods from the government's security ministry has gone on there to deny any kind of responsibility and suggest that this was perhaps

a move by april more dollars to elicit a sympathy, a mock attempts on his lights, to elicit a sympathy among his simple, which is still shrouded in some confusion. but suddenly it seemed, shots were fired. i have one. all this has escaped on this gave voters in uruguay, are heading to the polls to elect their next president. opinion polls suggest the opposition central left candidate has the lead against the incumbent. a conservative security and poverty are seen as the main issues in the south american country. still a head on elsie's 0, how senegal is trying to revive its cinematic legacy and bring african perspectives to the world stage. the expect this will be we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down to the 4th victory for the government. get this one

of those containing refugees keep coming. the actions of israel's government, the military invitation, has been described as the closing of a unique perspective. we don't want to head to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large. one section connect with our community and tap into conversations you find elsewhere, but humanity. the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up, despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out to 0 the, the

george's election commission has announced the governing party, one saturday's vote. now the president is calling for a mass protest on monday, with more than 1995 and 99 percent of ballots counted the georgia dream party has 54 percent of the vote. but the opposition is also refusing to accept the results of the pulling at a constitutional cool. the chief shall, michelle has called for a swift probe in what he described as electro irregularities and election observers say the vote was undermined by a string of violations. over here it'll be on the bottom and teams witness in some presents high tension confusion and chaos. in one case by the book stuffing physical assault on the server. so attempting to report on violations of server and media removal from ford in your station steering up of service complaints,

immunization of voters inside and outside the forwarding, the stations precedence of multiple body of the data of servers, boasting a citizen of servers, furthermore voting secrecy. it was not always a short pause of clothes than yet another election in bulgaria. it is the 7th in just over 3 years. the leader of the center, right? g e r b party boy co bar soft cast. his vote in the capital, sophia, for russian and fluoride groups are expected to make gains and mid to countries political instability. only 2 of the past 6 elections have produced a government. and far i parties in europe. i've seen a surge in popularity and recent years, and although some are winning elections, they're also struggling to form governments and actually take power. step dawson had a deep look into the so called firewall against the far right of the freedom party and austria celebrating its election victory in early october. but it's the new

consent to right party. that is no task with forming a government in germany to fall right. alternative for germany. party want to state elections last month. but the body is excluded from coalition talks. when i know off the, if the, if the only get 10 to 15 percent of the nation of ocean, then they can continue to ignore us. but this won't be the case. the country is slowly waking up both in the east on the west. and we will get more votes, it will be impossible to continue to ignore the a of the is most popular among young voters age between $18.26. in an effort to stop the rise of the far right below, make us have started a constraint to bend the ac. arguing the parties extreme is an unconstitutional, but us, us skeptical. se, outlawing upon it doesn't mean it's saffir into the file in the north of germany here. ok. your has organized protests against an asylum seekers center. used to vote and left, but it's now containing 40

a. if the main stream parties have disappointed me, i voted for the social democrats and the laughter, but they failed me. they've not brought the change. we needed many pensioners or living on $1000.00 euro is a month while a lot of money goes to asylum seekers. for some observers, europe and lead us adopting more restrictive migration policies is a direct result of fall, right electoral successes. you can see that they shape the policy, but without even being, you know, in the government, it's just been this. tell them you can see everywhere. when somebody opened countries, they are part of the government. but even if they're not, they still uh, yeah, shape the policy agenda. but studies show that copy and file right ideas does not attract more focus. people who agree with empty immigration policies will throttle fold for the original. and then some countries the original that's manage to get into government and then that lens, the file rights freedom party over here at the will. this is leading to coalition, but he's been stopped from me coming prime minister, raising questions on how long europe's firewall against the fall, right?

well, whole step size and l just sierra building exit polls in japan say the ruling coalition may lose its majority for the 1st time in more than 10 years. rebecca bundled reports from tokyo, a ton of shit. snap election was cooled by japan's new prime minister. she got a issue by who won his policies leadership raised just to months ago, but the move may have backfired for him and the governing otp, which has been in power for most of the post 2nd world, will period and has enjoyed a majority in the low house of parliament for more than a decade to pose. com is japan is struggling with economic issues including high inflation, which is squeezing households. and these factors weighed on voters minds, but it might be not sticking. i mean, i think right now many people are concerned about rising prices and issues such as consumption tax. so i feel the party that is strongly addressing these issues and

showing capabilities to make progress in such areas looks more appealing. i think the democratic policy for the people is focused on the ultimate and he made some of the country backs up and ensuring financial results is allocated more appropriately . x that say a series of scandals including a political funding scandal have caused some of japan citizens to lose trust in the o. d. p as facing ended, national, broad, costa and h case exit polls suggest to v o, d p was set to lose its majority. if these are the indicates is all correct. it won't be clear by how much the policy has lost its majority until the counting ends . if the o d p falls below the 233, majority mach, but it hasn't lost too many seats. it can come to be rely on a long time coalition partner the committee say policies are full and the governments. but if both parties collectively, for sure, so this target, then that means having to bring in another policy. political analysts say this is something that would cause instability and could ultimately make pushing through

some policies, more difficult thoughts while the main or position constitutional democratic policy of japan is expected to gain grounds. they say it doesn't look like it would be enough to completely topple the out the pay scale of that loss, the magnitude of their diminished seat cher. it's perhaps a somewhat surprising but it's still not sufficient to lead to a change of government injured at this election looks set to we can nail the pay and gives you a position policies, a glimpse of potential power rebecca bonds and now to sierra to here instead of go more than 80 percent of historic sent him as an theater is like a band and in the capital. but now the countries film industry is launching an international acting school houses here as nicholas hack reports. 0 in an alleyway in a decor suburb, in a small open air, send him

a club lights up the night. it's blowing an old african classic cellar. the story of a powerful type crude who has become a cursed, desperate to lift this bell, he becomes blowing to is own greed and those he's wrong. the film is a sharp critique of post independence, african leadership. a story that still resonates today was on the young people see themselves in this story. it might be shot in 1973, but it's a timeless piece. but to make a movie like this today would be very difficult, almost impossible because there isn't the money nor the space decatur for this type of story telling nearly every movie theater in the syndic least, capital has gone dark, including the same elements sewer. now a late night supermarket, african narratives have become dominated by series that can be streamed easily on phones or cheap to produce and quick to get cliques. but for the owner of the medina sending by the drone out, independent african voices, i believe that you have some comments, may not frequency know,

but people don't know that everything movies as a potential or you have to be or does that to solutions or against to abuse and nickel are being around, african movies at the car is new international acting school. the future stars of the silver screen are selected from across the french speaking world. drawn by a style of performance found only here, and you voice in francophone, send them. i feel people here are much more thoughtful and focused on the work, but they do it in an open and approachable way. it brings us, perhaps this feeling of being free from the way others look at a drone to the big screen. these young people hope to catch a glimpse of their lives in the flicker of an old film, proving that streaming definitely has not killed the movie store in san diego. nicholas hawk, l g 0, buffalo simmons. and that does it for me. so then you for today, elizabeth brun,

i'm will be with you in just a moment. you're in great hands. stay with us. the i'm mary. i'm shaheen and that's been making films about since 2006. when i moved there in 2005 thousands, we recovering from the 38 your occupation by israel. people were hopeful that their lives would improve. their dreams have been destroyed. and all that remains on account of the loss. garza shattered dreams on l. g 0. he says he went to more towards syria to provide a are you looking back? are, you know, i'm not far but not in the eyes of his government to my life as being us. can you just me like i just said, because of these villages in the 2nd part of the series,

we follow a british age work or as he prepares the contest, his citizenship, reddick nations, less than obviously to determine to increase. so you're only as good as fuel costs for state listing, sir. yeah. on now to 0 to k is the world 3rd largest producer of apples and apple juice accord. or if it's outputs comes from apple. orchard surrounding like yours is over use of fertilizer and agriculture. and animal waste have also caused ology to blue in the water, depriving it of oxygen, along with boiling water levels. that's worrying farmers. the biggest change is the girls know of a country at the same. that's the cheapest key. it has a similar dropped program, which means, well, that can get any policy until a few years ago, children would slide down here into the lake. now it has become the evidence of the extent of the water loss in lake pay. is this, the surface of the lake may appear large, but its stuff has dropped from 18 meters to less than 6. but scientists say $186.00

of the countries, $240.00 lakes have dried up during the last 60 years and the rate of water loss is accelerating as climate change. worse since around the world. the and now that is there any attack on the school housing internally displaced, palestinians kills at least 11 people. the hello on elizabeth put on, and this is alda 0 live from doha. also coming up costs for the font is really strikes and 11 on can at least 8 people in the coastal city of siding walls has bella targets move in this rail.