now, just with the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm sammy's a them, this has been use live from dell. how coming up in the next 60 minutes, the more pain and devastation in gaza is ro, once again target civilian shelters. and the noise coming thousands of palestinians is ready. yes. strikes here, the residential building in southern lebanon, mid trees killed,

21. people across the country. facing starvation. how fighting is making it harder to deliver a to sedans? population struggling to find food and pressure grows in japan's prime minister. often as governing policy loses its majority just weeks off, the he takes office the begin in gall. so where is riley strikes has killed 53 palestinians across the strips and stolen on sunday. at least 46 of them were killed in the north. this route tyson that siege with bombings on residential areas in mass arrests. michael awful reports. the schools once safe places of learning and refuge, or a constant targets of use, riley bombing, you know,

shot to you refugee can. several people were killed including the young go on the roof collapsing and on some of the most of the school has been targeted by his reading and a larger number of interest keeping up in from school to the hospital. just several 100 people. the main try at the school will show 20 people from giovanni, a refugee company, and western areas of cause. israel's military says in his statement, it's bombing what it calls terrorist infrastructure in the north. jamalia also in the north. a similarly desperate situation with reports of his riley strikes, killing upwards of 20 people more than 3 weeks of and is really ground and air result has pounded the north into a colourless apocalyptic massive debris unfit to sustain human life. he is testimony from those who been forced to free evil light duty and as if not

i'll, when our home was flattened and we took shelter into school, both the for 5 months is really forces besieged the school, detained old man and forced old women and children. to head south, we much for days and for, and the attack as he marched off the all of this, as israel continues a complete siege blocking the entry of 8 supplies into the north u. n. agency saying, or the full out of 70 requests to get food aid into the area this month. we're approved. that's 5 percent. the most of the populations are rely on the supply. so when we are talking, there is a non invitations and to book it and restrictions on the coming. this is implicitly will let, will feed in that the people that are well suffering from this matter. nutrition and the other. this we have noticed before that people's are the stars to this in the, in the north and we are expecting unfortunately, the same in the coming days of the situation is continual control shot to you, refugee camp. exhausted,

searching for bodies. palestinians are forced to try and break down the walls they hoped would protect them. a mike level, how does have a beta that has suffered the worst is why the assault on sunday palestinians were forced to dig through the rubble to find those traps and defence teams are unable to get to know why they've got fluid isn't beta that head documenting the off them off of the strike. i find that are wise to bump, so i tend to beat science out with this way to on the square in this area. i can teach this, please. augustine is. and we ought to be about shooting residential plan, which has been taxed by these just shown delivered destruction as it was on the west side of the destruction

inflicted from this residential split, the situation here destruction the entire square has been turned upside down and allowing me to show you who would be appreciating somebody here. some is because to advocate clearly see the serious some properties from too news wrapped in this web. and then, as you know, there is no any civil defense for as they swayed on the force them to sleep and evacuated to the gospel city neighbors walking alone. yeah. so this is

a situation here and nothing does this trip exactly. and basically i and this is the scene from the bump side, or i will shoot, dick family was flute a 08 to the town all this time as well. that has also been this riley strikes in the should j, a neighborhood of gauze, a city, at least 3 people have been killed in those attacks. well, how do i know joins us live from there is about in central gods are and how do we do the strikes industry? joining a neighborhood indicates a suggest perhaps a change of shift in the packing of attacks today. the yes, i mean there has been a significant change in the this friday of the talks across the gods, but many were looking at the neighborhood, an area that has the villain mostly targeted and hit by these really monetary multiple times in the past for

a whole year we see not only the recurring ground incursion of the area, but the fact that more than 80 percent of the population is ramping to driven out of the area been forced into internal displacement either in the area of the center part to sit more in the western part of jobs, or what if it remains into j o. some of the view impacts buildings and would be the patterns of a tocs. these shades that suggest that this really military is more interested in leaving sheer level of distraction to any of these remaining. and tax buildings basically making the whole area uninhabitable by keep targeting residential buildings, public facilities, whatever. lift the front evacuation centers in the plan. as we see that evolving in northern garza is setting up these evacuation centers on fire or simply destroying them in a way to prevent people environment from coming back to these areas. we are at the point we're seeing not only just c, j, a, but also other areas across the golf and scripts we come in large, the uninhabitable when

o means of life been destroyed completely or severely damaged. it makes it very difficult for families to go back and reside in these areas. the 3 people reported skilled in this a talks, but the, the aftermath of such attacks are with those who are any critical conditions as they are transferred to medical health care facilities that are operating a very low capacity. and does it have it the, the, the, the capacity to provide a proper health care we, are we talking about a lack of, of, of medical supplies and sufficient medical stuff. then they'd running for a whole year exhausted to the point that health care is provided at a very minimal level in gaza. city. when we talk about the northern part of district, there isn't any medical care whatsoever. and we also go to talk about the situation in the north, jaime, and at this point,

is it clear how many people are even less besieged, expose to what you and officials call starvation from the know what sammy right now, we're seeing a significant drop in the talks, i mean the, the scheme of bombings across the northern part of district has a truck as of here, the hours of this morning compared to the past few days. and part of it is the tax kind of withdrawal conducted by this really monitor easy. just put things in context is really monetary operates aggressively in areas for a few days and then it pulls out in what seems to be a tactical moving thing comes back later. so this is large, the perceived by the luther visit into, into inspect their homes, the vicinity of the hospital with these really monetary was operating aggressively . indeed, the area of setting up many of the buildings on fire destroying many of the public facilities that infrastructure and data, including the health facility itself. but it was a storm debt to come out on one hospital, but people are still living the aftermath of these attacks. the fact that we're

looking at 24 days and close to 1000 people have been killed then, according to no authority, the majority of casualties. busy these $24.00 of these, including those who is killed, made of women and children. this exact patterns that keeps repeating itself across the golf. and scripts are also those who are still missing and trapped on the rubble of the the entire residential. lots have been destroyed by these really monetary events and the, the sharp warning to civil defense. it remember not to operate in northern gaza. people find it very difficult to save, who might have survived these attacks being couple dates in these residential blocks. we completely destroyed at the thought that there was people who are still alive is active diminishing by the hour right now. because see what people are looking at right now is pulling these bodies and hopefully they will be burying them in, in, in burial site. proper burial sites, even though the entire northern district has turned into more of

a desolate graveyard. now not only the hospitals that hold a vacuum, shes been 30 and the whole entire energy in jebediah, including the, the bay area where people told the doctor we do as the left is your body or ends up being killed and bombed inside these areas. all right, we'll leave with that. thanks so much. hi, my mood that comes out of the bottle involved now dr. victoria rose is a constructive, plastic surgeon who's worked in garza. she told us about the life threatening injuries she treated, the desperate need for more surgeons that 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 metal 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 them, the main issue is that the at risk of an open wound that's not close, that then gets infected and becomes more 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 tree. we cannot get enough talk to into garza. only 25 people are allowed and twice a week and in that 25 encompass all the united nation stuff on my bus 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 west bank 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 patient out. now, there has been people killed in his right. the strikes in fire in southern lebanon, the attack targeted, the neighborhood of the city. at least 2 people were injured. is very strikes, have killed at least 24 people across the lebanon in the past 24 hours from all of this. let's go with to him on han who is live for us. invited. so that start with the tired and have they been able to reach everyone, his tracks under the rubble of the night rescue if it's still continuing the emergency services coming through the rubble. i think you can see pictures of the off of all of that strike with 5 people have been

killed. this is a massive a crater. now it creates a of that size usually comes from not just one, but multiple strikes taking place. the larger, uh, type of, bum, uh, that's been used by b is rarely, is a definite strike. more likely to be from a is reading fight to get roth events. uh, something like a drone, or tillery showing that we have seen in 711 on a lot, but this looks like and very much feels like a striking, took place at doing this morning. so you can see how much of a serious incident this is that they still picking through the rubble. now the ministry of health says at least 5 people have been killed and several others. a wounded emergency services in the to governor of generally are incredibly stretched . that's something that we've seen across the whole, all of us, south lebanon, in fact,

more about 40 to 50 medical centers in the hospitals actually had to be shut down in the south because it's too dangerous for them to operate. use really strikes are coming in far too close to that. so it's a very dire situation, not just for the people and the residence of 2 of the people who now are trying to dig through the rubble and find the rest of the bodies and hope to find some people at least alive or item on hom, bye thanks so much. i now is what i was 5 minutes up anyway. nothing. yeah. he's faced angry interruptions during a memorial ceremony in west jerusalem. the he was heckled lifetime of the members of his very be kept as still being held in gaza. the incident highlights growing pressure on next and yeah. who to get them released? that's right. the defense minister you'll have to go on, says painful concessions need to be made because ro,

once the remaining caps is in gaza, released speaking at that same ceremony told crowds, israel is ministry, power alone, one guarantee success is comments came and sees 5 talks resumed on sunday in del, i'm a jump june is in jordan's capital on mine because these right, the government is banned out 0 from reporting inside this route. and in new york you pipe the west bank. so mohammed, what's the word from his right? the officials about how they see the talks, and del shimara going it will sound the very few concrete details emerging out of israel. at the moment. we are seeing some reports in various media outlets in israel, in which it was stated that david barnett that had of him a sod who traveled to cut the yesterday, that he remained and thought that he is still there today. that there was an

overnight initial meeting and that they're expected to be more meetings happening at some point today with the intentions. that barnett as well as william burns, the head of the c i a and the 3 prime minister haven't been on black minus dining, that they will try to potentially reconvene larger teams of negotiators at some point in a few more days to try to get into more details about a potential ceasefire that's about. busy all we've heard from the is really use thus far. they're really keeping it very quiet and we haven't gotten any updates from the israeli prime minister's office, or the defense administer as well. at this stage, we're expecting more details to start emerging in the hours to come. but we are also aware of the fact that yesterday there was a press conference in cairo in which the egyptian president of c. c. he talked about the fact that he had presented a much more limited ceasefire proposal to the mediators in which essentially would

see how much trade for is rarely captives over the course of 2 days. for palestinian prisoners is rarely jails, although the number of house indian prisoners has not yet been specified. mister sees. he said that he expected that. then there would be intensive dialogue for about 10 days to try to enter into a more lasting ceasefire. it's unclear if that proposal is going to be discussed in the meetings that are being held in pop up today. we do know over the course of the last few days, reports emerge that input that they were hoping to discuss the potential of a longer ceasefire. and yet a more limited once, then previous iterations of a ceasefire deal. so a lot of details still to be iron doubt. still a lot of questions at this hour, but we are expecting there will be more meetings in the hours to come in. more details emerging about the status of potential ceasefire. talk sent me. thanks so much for how much i'm doing my hosting costs back from my mind in jordan. let's

bring in now abraham for i had hayes and associate professor of conflict resolution at the delta institute for graduate studies. good to have you with us. so because of the 1st of all as well, how much said they are expecting more. busy of these meetings to happen in the coming days and hours is this gathering in doha, making progress, at least one sofa doesn't seem like it's making any progress in fact. and we have one serious problem on the one hands which is still missing the whole committed to the very same vision that he had in the very beginning a year. a goal of this war that he does not want to end this war unless it's on his adams in seattle, it is not wanting to compromise, is not willing to engage in even limited the limited ceasefire as bad the length of the initiative by and by cc president of egypt. yeah,

i was gonna ask you about that. is that a told a possibility of 2 days? i mean does how mass 1st of all wanted to see a deal that loss on covers just 2 days. see that's the thing. even the thing. yeah . who is, but i mean, it was announced a public that deposit projected by them. you know, he's not even willing to engage in the, in the 2 days he's fired. so how can you imagine that he's going to go for a longer period of time or for i'm in the door? he's been committed to the same position, which is basically give me the captives. so i can continue to, to bomb, does take everyone out of the, because this is this new book changed. so is this difference between him and you? i've gone from this point, looking at the letter from you, i'll go on talking about things like we need to give concessions. this is not the 1st time go on makes this position. he actually the 1st time he made this decision about 6 months ago. so it's not the 5th side, but the,

and it's not only from color that's also from his uh, ad for model including the but again, it's also that even though position, that is why the position you're able to be a everyone give him a short on, says that everyone including color on that, that we cannot 3 these, the captives only in military means we don't have nothing. yeah. who want, does he forget one? does he believe in the concept of giving concessions in return for concession. now, because all of his rhetoric has been about a unilateral the destruction of how much and in position you launch within position of israel's terms. yeah, no, i think he is this the uh, you know, and the samples are and bought a gaining uh for giving basically nothing back. and let's remember, before the water stops to them, they've been on their way to put this instead of beep and the rest of the as late as it, as of almost half a 1000000 people in the states to release the captives and engage and in the seas

fire and hit a fuse and including gallons also was giving the same position, his defense, witness that at the time. and that's why what the think of the us of the station at some point to couldn't say the engaging with a unit. that's what all the prisoners exchange with him us. i but that the flat because only for a minute can captives as late as the have dual citizenship is. id and america's for this number is to engage with a prison with a deal with how much but then that the, both with either the dental does not have a vision for what, what's called the photo wing day. and does not want to end the war. so basically that the undeclared position and intentions objectives of nathan, you know, is basically as though if make any plans, then 5 guys will start. and that's why those guidelines. so that's a may be cost, some doubts on the ability of israel to achieve everything militarily big. yes.

when the license talks about how is resume, treat power a load won't guarantee success. yeah, well, that's why that, that needs to be a political forwarding. we'll, i'll put a think a vision of some sort. so he's refusing to present a political vision because the government does live on this because for over now, when the best value the army in does the bombing every inch of gaza. they're unable to either secure or find or anything out of the captives and goza. and from what, it seems, all of his actions for them. it, them, yeah, whole him as well. the kid if they are own kills. i'm actually of the, of the land them in disagreement of bombing that he's bombing in guns. uh, it's good. would it be that because they, they can be killed any time. and we had several incidents of the past with is why they are be killed, captives in this, in this criminal bombing. but it,

it seems from the action from the actions. it seems that people smoke good and maybe maybe action that he wishes that they are all killed and then so i think he can put the job. i think that's available, looking at the much be get an objective, the captives autumn up in his serious calculations where to go from here. and that's why we're seeing me the vision. know the vision for what's called the following day. and i refuse the same time to engage, even in the 2 days he is via as president of egypt. so just so, so for that reason this leaves us with only one interpretation. that nothing. yeah . who is buying time in order to either bomb or secure or anything. it doesn't matter what the outcome of the cap is in order to what they did with his object. i really want to ask you about a line you said about this shows netanyahu. oh, i really believe nothing. yeah. who is looking at a much bigger job but keep that in mind. so when they come back, sure. maybe the next hour have little time for that. well thanks for now is running

for had some they'll have graduate based on this institute fighting between so that ends on the, on the pallet to wrap it, support full size is pushing the population to solve ation. before the conflict, 14000000 suited news didn't have access to enough food, but that number is now jump to 25600000. that's about half the population assignment has been confirmed among the 400000 displaced people living in sam's. i'm kemp and north star for well food program wants 13 other areas are at severe risk of time and including the for how to call to find. and just the are a states that my colleagues federal vanya spoke to cindy mccain, the executive director of the world food program. he began by asking about the situation in sam's, i'm kemp. the situation is catastrophic because we have not been able to get in that scale. an access has been very difficult. so i'm pleading with the world to

help me gain a broader access within sudan, and to 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, pleading our case with regard to, 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 andre, 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, famine is measured in the number of people who die of starvation every day can fab and still be prevented at this point. in those areas us if we can gain access, i mean access at scale,

we can probably preventive but the list of times to time support here we have no, you know, we're not in there. and as in a scale that we should be, we haven't been able to reach the 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 now, so that we can get in there. otherwise, fam, and this could be the largest humanitarian crisis on the planet. if left alone, you've talked about access. you 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 need it, not of the scale that they need it. 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 of the tree group that they're fighting and sedan have been accused respectively of obstructing access to aid and eluding aid. in the country is that still happening? it's still happening. yes. and so they've made it very difficult for us to operate,

but we haven't left and for, for the representative. he was the 1st one on the spot on this crisis began. 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. he but 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 aide to get to the people who need it as well we use 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're not targets. and the respect for humanitarian law is almost nonexistent. so both of those 2 things combined with our, with a inability to be able to get through the roads, get through the crossings, if the amount of food and that we need to get in is really what we need right now. is there communication going on with the various belligerents, you know, 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? mm 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 appointment 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 let's remember what's what we need right now is complete and clear access to these regions who have not been helped 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 with re,

with regards to being able to get in late last year the united nations warned that if humanity are in programs across the world were severely under funded. and the statement from the human agency, which i said, quote, if we cannot provide more help in 2024, then people will pay for it with their lives. in the case of sudan, now the most of the year of 2024 has gone by. is that what we're seeing happening in the country? people dying? because you know, the world isn't pulling together and father da programs. yes, i believe so. we have not. none of us, not just debbie a p, but none of the agencies have received adequate funding to help mitigate this crisis. you know, we had a huge event in paris to help raise money and raise awareness about suzanne. and it raised in the scheme of things. it didn't raise that much, and so it's, it's very important that not only do we do the things that i'm talking about access,

etc. but that i make sure that every speech i given every talk i given every paper i write a sudan, as mentioned one way or another, we have to keep the fire and to the feet of the politicians, especially to make sure we, we care for care for sit down and look given everything that you've told us. is there any reason to believe that the food situation in sedan is going to be better in the coming year then it's been in the past year. well, interesting way enough. i heard a briefing today that said, because of some of these rains, there's going could be a really great harvest this year that will help. that will definitely help, but it won't stop it. so we need everybody in this, not just of course, our local farmers here. we certainly need them. but we need to be able to give, give also farmers and our are some of our people that are and some of the larger cities, etc. the ability to be able to feed themselves with either cash face transfers or helping with the, with farmers in general just in terms of mitigating mitigation from the climate change and, and from planting the correct crops, etc. it's

a full scale operation that we need to put together here, and it's not to scale yet. the still ahead on the i'll just say the news out. i'm out of montage, the ends and bobby, this is a damn that supplies to the city of july. i tell you, i see the the pro i was looking pretty quite lovely ulten weather across smart chips, central and eastern year. that's the good news. i have a tool. so west, we've got banks of cloud and dry more white by coming in across southern falls, pushing across tools easily more so for that is to sort of spain as we go on through the next couple of days and really live the storms. rumbling away here that could cause some of those lines will flash flooding to see how he extends its way across the fall south of spain as well. wanted to share,

i was up towards the northwest thinking well, sitting somewhere as to whether dr. renada in some way, whether they're just coming in across denmark, pushing across into northern areas of cheer. i mean, that's so easing a little further east with cyber tools, the baltic states somewhat. so i wouldn't be a weather coming into norway, much of the u. k. looking fine and dry as we go on through, choose the west to not and could see a shadow to centralization positive here. generally settled with that present sunshine, warm sunshine into the south. east athens at around $27.00, south east. but across the other side of the med ways is looking pretty right behave more heavy down posing to east in spain, southern areas across the straits, after protest and weather what, what's the weather coming in across mold and posit morocco, northern areas of algae area. it's

a busy the the, [000:00:00;00] the from back to watching out to 0. so i can look at those headlines as rouse med, 3 is killed, 53 palestinians across garza, cosivity and shelters. and the know for being targeted is the siege in the area, and just, it's the 24th day, as well as high school. the school k was coming in the last, the last 3 people have been killed in this, by the strikes, entire, in southern lebanon. they have time to talk to the neighborhood of the city. at least 2 people in the executive director of the world food program tells out

just the situation in savannah is catastrophic. 25.6000000 suit off for population do not have access to enough food. pressure is mounting on japan's new prime minister to step down. author is government policies of it's was the election results in 15 years. she go to is she says he'll stay in office to avoid the political vacuum, you on the policy leadership and took over as prime minister earlier this month. rebecca vanden has more from tokyo to play with the o. d p. having lost so many seats failing to secure, not just the majority in its own right, but on site and majority with its coalition partner, they're committed to policy. that's really a very, very big place to buy c l d p and to depends new prime minister to get an issue. but the key things, in fact him that this snap collection. and clearly that was

a piece of who gamble with the ended up backfiring very, very badly sites. now there is a lot of talk about the issue of being under pressure to action needs resigned to step down from the policy questions about his future. when the, the policy does, does managed to form a coalition if he can remain prime minister and to how long if he even reaches that points a given the extent of this loss. and craig market is in a dung collector of political science set aside university joins us now from tucker . good to have you with us. so 1st of all, do you think the problem is to can withstand the pressure to step down as well? i think you'll be able to withstand, it's for the short term at least if but no, but the reason that's no other replacements would want to have to deal with the

crisis he's going to have to face now try to call them support from one or how the route the, the money opposition parties, but certainly within the next year or 2 evolved issue by isn't able to get legislation through the dodge was cooperating with other bodies then. so. ready just to be on the challenge and uh, lots more pressure by rivals to be in the conservative wing of the pottage. you are powers team becoming party leader earlier this month. does this result mean that we're looking at a future in which japanese politics is going to be a lot less stable? that's off the show. um it's the 1st time since 2009 uh, that's a potty hasn't had a majority in the dodge. so it's really returning japan to i,

period miller watching me 1919 where there was unstable minority governments. and it's either going to be off to the democratic party to the people which formed out of the former democratic party, which has split up within the last office in 2012 on the japan innovation, causing a more central ride potty based in the accounts i region west of japan, i don't know either of those bodies have enough numbers to allow the liberal democratic party with its coalition possibly can make sorry, which also lost the states if they can get some agreements. they can possibly just slicing particularly things like the budget. but there is gonna be a lot of haggling up between those, the government and those 2 small bodies and the government models are, have to rely on the main opposition constitutional democratic party to get legislation through. uh that could probably happen for most uh, mainstream uh,

issues like the budget bucks uh its domain, a lot of horse trading, a lot of compromises and potentially some legislation when you say a lot of house training compromises, i mean, how easy is it going to be for the routing policy to actually caught deals with smaller policies, and that won't cost because let's face it, they don't always have the same policy priority agendas, right? exactly. yes, for example, the democratic party to the people wants to cost the consumption tax by hawk, from account temps into 5 percent. and well, the liberal debit credit card into government certainly doesn't want to do that. as much as much tax revenue is a can't all settings of concerns maybe about the defense budget, the previous to the government's a pledge to double defense spending to 2 percent of judy pay. now, it's generally by products and policy just pop us the lives of budget. these could

be concerns about reducing the amount of defense spending. also, another thing that's definitely not going to go through now is modifying the constitution to recognize the source of the principles is as the official process on the back of the previous governments deal, the pay of talked about modifying the constitution. that's definitely not going to happen. under these circumstances, so there is a lot of uncertainty going ahead. what about the policy? is there any of this going to impact foreign policy in foreign policy or foreign alliances? well, the one question particularly is uh, south korea. yeah, to, to the government went to great efforts to improve relation to the south korea encouraged by the united states and therefore a uh, the uh, the democratic body to the people who depended device in potty lodge be more critical of this approach. so this could be some nervousness about that. well,

i'm sorry, how committed your hand would be just supporting time law and confronting china. a great uncertainty and government will lead to potential great uncertainty about with us to back to our want. and of course, everyone will be concerned about the terms of the us selection. donald trump returns to power and has a more oscillation. that's to put some more pressure on the japanese lines. uh well, they might be on the coalition minority got missed marketing less but position to stand up to donald trump, to confront any, i'm rattling of the lots. so more uncertain domestic politics could lead to more uncertain phone policy. i could get your analysis, craig marks, and from saw university the us presidential candidate is carmella harris. and donald trump is held fridays just

over a week ago until the us selection. trump is that new york city is madison square garden while harris spoke. so supporters in philadelphia full of al is in washington dc, was more on the harris campaign a combo harris up here we go. the more often mistake about had chance is telling this crowd in philadelphia we will win this, which is a slightly different time and see what we've heard from us. for the last few weeks, last few months where she's ready to try to sell have come paid as the underdog now, she might be feeling more confident about the fact that in, and you national polls from abc use, she has full points ahead of donald trump. that is just on the edge of the margin of error. but this is a bit of an anomaly because we see these poles and they change by the day they tend to but one candidates above the other than the other towns. it seems to me with the 1st place, i remember it is down to these swing states that have full of 7 buffalo ground states, where this election will be decided out of 330000000 people in the united states.

it will be probably just a few 1000 that ultimately make the cool of who will be the next president, which is why she said joining this event. it is critical, but has supports us to get every, what do they come to get out? i had to the pulse. philly, we've got 9 days, 9 day, 9 days left in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. and we know this is going to be a tight race until the very end. so we have a lot of work ahead of us, but we like hard work. hard work, enjoy and make no mistake. we will win. so what we're going to see now is couple of hours really need to get into that celebrity factor. we've already seen over the last few days, so mike's will be on site. stevie wonder, come on board. on monday bruce springsteen will take the stage with the rock obama . michelle obama,

as well as also going to be on the account pay travel all over the house, went over the coming days as a way to try to nail down those roads. they try to get people out to vote. that's what the campaigns a call. the get out to vote companies because they know that this is crucial of those 7 spring space. they've got to get those people who perhaps when planning on visiting those people who are not decided to get involved. i give a message post fill of out. i'll just say era. washington, the island fisher falls on trumps friday. now in new york city. returning home to launch the last week of campaigning, but no choice for donald trump given his chances of winning new york are extremely slim. i'm thrilled to be back in the city. i love and thousands of proud hard working american patriots here with me. we're all together. we've always been together. this was like

a mini convention is new york ready to make america great again. high profiles because god was gone. all right, let's do it. republican, heavy weights and the crowd of 20000 with some speaker spot control oversee with inflammatory comments. palestinians are todd to tell us that to years. oh, the power has been in the power and has more to you is literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. yeah, i think it's called puerto rico. let's say the decision to hold the riley in new york was owed when the race is so tight. to go into an area at this stage of the game declaring that you're going to make it competitive. and when the state barring a blow out, which none of the uh, polls for see, it's highly unlikely that that's gonna happen. and so it doesn't make any sense to do it. this was about the campaign, but this was also about legal. donald trump has same popstars on sport stars fill

this eye clinic venue. and he wanted to do this a couple of how this began her final week with a visit to the crucial swing state of pennsylvania. she's struggling to and over out of american voters, but heckled by some of the code. she address the ongoing wars. i want to talk about the harmon. okay. we can and we must be this opportunity to and this horse and bring the hostages. how the latest national polls tell is the race is tied, no gap lead for neither candidate making the coming days even more crucial. all exposure, obviously the new york science, the gains to us, paul workers are on the rise since 2020, the national conference of state legislatures says 17 states and washington, d. c. have increased protections for election workers and officials. nowhere is the

threat. it was then georgia, the center of a 2020 effort to over time the us presidential election. john a 100 and revolts from gwinnett county, georgia at pulling places across the state. georgia is bracing for an electoral onslaught. a survey of election officials by the brenton center for justice found it 38 percent . say they face threats, harassment, or amuse. gwinnett county poll manager, william johnsons is his vietnam war experience comes in handy. if i can dodge bullets, i can dodge this. many counties are behind in recruiting co workers once it becomes a concern of safety. those folks don't wanna do it anymore. and since it's such a difficult job, it's very hard to recruit. now some georgia counties have handed co workers credit card size, panic buttons that alert police in case of intimidation, 24 other counties use a cell phone based silent alarm. we've actually added

a panic button app so they can also press a button on their phone and it basically works like a panic button. so yeah, we're, we're preparing for everything. so are many voters driving record high turn out in early voting? with all the concerns of what could go wrong on election day, a lot of others aren't taking any chances. they are voting early and in person. this line takes over now. the trouble began and the 2020 presidential election when georgia was the epicenter of an assault on the pole in the prize. then president donald trump famously pressured secretary of state brad wrappings burger to overturn jo biden's victory there. i just want to find the $11780.00 loads, which is one more that we have because we want to say the scheme is left trump and 18 others facing criminal charges,

screaming at the top of her laws like shay shy. oh my gosh, j mos in her mother, ruby freeman, one a $148000000.00 judgment against trump lawyer, rudy giuliani. so spread the life of age, campers, and boats to help. i have lost my name and i've lost my reputation. i've lost my sense of security, but with trump already warning, with 0 evidence, the democrats will try to steal this selection are they are cheaters. that's the way they do this year. georgia poll workers are preparing to avoid a similar fate. john henry and l g 0. lawrenceville, georgia, early election resolves and your last general election of predicting a 2nd round the voting and late november exit polls suggest center last opposition candidates. yeah, mendoza is a head of these conservative rival involved or they've got the represents the governing coalition. now the cost of living and cools for increased social security

measures was tough of most folks as concerns. bolivia, as former presidents is accusing the government of trying to kill him that comes like carrying give them what others was struck by bullets. government condemned the attacks that some ministers accuse morales of potentially directing the attack on themselves. george's president is calling from mass protest solved to the governing policy one another tub inside today's election was almost old ballads, counted the georgia dream policy is 54 percent of the vote. the opposition is refusing to accept the result. calling it a constitutional to the chief charles michelle is called for a swift pro while he described as electoral irregularities, a so i had an al jazeera how senegal is trying to revive it cinematic legacy and

bring african perspectives to global audience. the people in zimbabwe, 2nd city, by the way, i have no water supply for 5 days a week. severe draft is full 3 of this it, he's 6 rows of was to close down. the government is now the kind of states of this off the. i'll just here's what's also reports from the wire are up, i'm lame at them, is dry up one of the main source of the water, for example, we stick and city,

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this is involved with was drunk in decades. this is a bowl in the community, one of many. when i do this for a couple of times, if you look over the easy, the water comes out, but it's dry. there's nothing. it gives you an idea of how dr. area is no like volume loyal buys water in buckets most days of the week. she knows this region is one of the dries pots of the way, but she says the season is bad. got close. the router is terrible. what's actually, what did you with, if you train, maybe things will be better. the city council says it will continue limiting supplies to conserve water. no, much probably more. you must wait a few more days before she receives. so weekly lesson. hardwood tossed out his hair fly are just kind of gone now. where i move, 90 percent of historic send them aust, lie a band in the capsule. now the countries film industries trying to revive these cultural

institutions across hoc reports from that call. in an alley way 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 the spell, he becomes blowing to his own greed and those he's wrong. the cell is 8 sharp critique of post independence, african leadership. a story that still resonates today. the young people see themselves in this story. it might be sought 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 senegalese 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 are 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, to issues or just to just 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. well, that's it for this news out. get much more information from out 0 dot com the how it's reported. look at actual information on the ground. looks at the way that this issue is framed and the media. how is used to justify the escalation fu escalation? i need a new years that are, you know, the media needed to see how it is westernized is this online course has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever female let this operational can't do that. what they're trying to sell right now is a full blown genocide. the listening pace because the media on out is era. our oceans are on the switch. by a for rufus fishing industry, government, people are thinking of bring deep sea trolling back global war. he's eating off the

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a crime oppressing it. is a full year of war in gaza. and now is this really troops invading lebanon or the us in israel working to reshape the entire region? who americans trust to handle their economy? immigration, and the wars and ukraine and gaza? a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the as well as killed more than 1000 times 10. and since the start of is devastating siege on northern garza, the semi say that this is out just a live from dell hall. so coming up 11 and 5 people are killed by so by the strikes and the some of the city of tires. right,