the process and that's where i'll just, yeah, it's just by the mayor of the city and now suddenly was doing away with the close to that was supposed to get everybody off of this international perspective with the human touch zooming way in and then pulling back out again, the israel hits the ation, lebanese city of fall back have to order all of its people to leave or risk being involved. the problem. so rob and this is all just their life. and i've also coming up on the product and several drones i've seen, and this guy is vis. rails mold and city of fifa. media reports, a number of them have been intercepted stained glass 3 days of national morning

after at least 70 people are killed in the west. that's to hit the country in decades. as donald trump and capital harris campaign and then finally cushion the presidents through re suite. take a look at the crucial relationship between the us and china. the welcome to the program. we started level where the as mainly military has been launching heavy strikes on the ancient city of bile, back in the east and its surroundings as these are some of the latest pictures, the short one. okay. before the beginning its bombardment, the is ready, the army issued fullest evacuation warnings, ordering people to sleep homes. while a while back was designated the unesco world heritage site. more than 40 years ago . among the areas included in israel's full displacement order is the city's

ancient roman temple ruins that are some of the largest in the world as well to smoke breaking news. clear out the rules of israel. why has the law says it's targeted 3 military sites in a drone attack? several drones are seen in the skies above the pool city of haifa and ad right simons have been sounding. has the law says amongst its targets was the gathering of 12 as by the soldiers, that he's ready, the armies as it shut down some of the drains and the attack is now over. that's cool. say the team have a child who's in the jordanian capital of mine, he's covering news from that because he's really government has done dollars air from reporting in the occupied westbank. and from within israel high mohammed just tell us what you are hearing about what israel is. saying about these drones over his country. yes,

so the sort of the army house just noticed a few minutes ago that the dots issue done to it has now been concluded. and the finally took some time uh for these id military to be able to uh, it upset some of those thrones. uh some of the lines we had. speaker, 5, hezbollah though and such were launched on north and these are you and these are the ami a quote to buy your own a whole lot. a said the house intercepted see at least 3 of those in the areas of haifa. but also the same uh, there was a hard to talk talk to of the a died of tape that was caused by one of those thrones on a building in the head. they are at the a high fast. so those, the ones at least have had some impact on the ground in northern easily it has been a lot on its pop, has announced that it has lost a number of thrown drones on his way. and up to the east side,

the army has been unable to adopt. it has failed to intercept them. it also talked of launching a number of missiles on its way the targets in the house enough for a. uh so there is a, a momentum he f off his bloss considering that a short while ago a few days ago. it is have been talking about the fact that they have to be able to destroy you. most of the military, if i select of his blocks, these are these have the yeah, so pretty over to you in terms of out across to fighters and the missiles, but his bullet has this uh, uh, strong width in its own. uh right. the throw is, uh, they say that to these drones have been able to create a lot of damage inside each item. and that is that i am is unable to deal with them . they might the slight low and the, uh, the item domains. this item has to be able to deal with these thrones and also even have the cost as we have seed helicopters chasing the stones and the military

aircraft unable to get down done before the sale time. because we have seen a major issue does caused by these thrones due to this the last few weeks when one of them reached the home and even the home of the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. and also thrown a bit, uh the hit me to tell the base and killed several is there any troops? so hes bella is not talking about a weapon that is at least in favor of its comp, in, in this war, ducky is a, i need an i need for the warranty, tons of military capabilities between the 2 sites. and i'm in the bottom left for us in the dining and capital i'm on. thank you. i'll talk you as a need to even we'll, we can talk more about this with him, or on con, who's in, by route. just to talk about those is really strong. so they've been heading back just a few hours ago. uh it is a, a, a major historical sites. but what's the background to why that targeting this area in run well,

is role hasn't said to what is exactly targeting in a while back and the surrounding areas. usually it says we are targeting has bullet infrastructure, but we haven't seen any evidence of that so far. however, as those strikes were coming in and we counted at least 9 old, some people was still fling, remember, this was a place that was put on the fullest evaluation on that. let's cool a forced evacuation. what it is, it's a kills. and his role says, if you in the area often we give you a give that order, then you all fed game despite the fact that on the international law, israel has a responsibility to protect civilians. now this was a very concentrated period. it's hard. it was by an hour that those strikes were going on full and like you said, all bikes that unesco world heritage site. so it's going to be concerning to the united nations once again from city, specifically that reason, but also for lebanese society,

because so many more people on now on the move and they don't know where they going to be able to go. all the government shelters already full people who can afford to go to hotels are lucky if they can actually find a hotel to stay in. so these is where the strikes are causing a lot more fit. and it's not just in the ball black area which is east and lived on in southern lebanon. and i would see a huge strike these really say they designed to take out the difference. you come on to the local red one, the special forces, the other calls that run, you know, wait, now hearing about these drones that are crossing the border into northern israel and the highest and launch most probably by has block. it's new leader has been speaking out about what's going to happen ops in the days ahead of the that's helps the right. he was giving a speech design for the domestic audience that had really 3 real key messages. firstly that his blood has recovered from the losses that it took um over the last

month that it is going to take the fight to israel and that it is business. as usual, the people are now in place. military command is political figures on their own place. that has, below, is still very much alive and very much kicking, but it will say, talked about a sci fi. he said, these are, was an interested in sci fi that there was a c spot on the table resolution 17, a one which has been there since 2006, which ended the 2006 will. but he said, is ro had violated that 65 agreement? so t knowing a 1000 times since 2006. so he was making the point that this war didn't begin on october, the 8th, 2023. that it's been going on for very long time, and that the resistance movement is the only movement that was able to get rid of israel from lebanese territory around thanks very much for all the up to the income for us in bay rates.

the best to into what so far. the only one that we can garza, well local authorities in the knowles have declined bank law here. a disaster is that after repeated attacks by these really military let to mass civilian casualties. that these 10 palestinians have been killed and the lights of strength is talked to. they heavily populated bulk is what people are trying to get. what little food and water was available. those and gone. so including back la, here has been on the, is really see to more than 3 weeks tunnel cover. zoom has more details from central garza, there has been clear escalation since the hours of this morning and the noise of the stripe in particular in fact la here, which witness really a tremendous amounts of military pressure by these, by the side. the what these wait a minute to where you had targeted one of the viper markets in fact law had getting at least 10 palestinians. well,

20 others. what confound wanted in that did lead strikes that were conducted with no sort of warning for civilian style. but we know also from medical officials that there are still ongoing worst corporations for previous as well. the attacks on separate residential house as well. civilians are still digging and coming through the russell in order to recover the victims underneath. these areas also had huge explosions as well as the central area and the magazine refuge account, which is 10 minutes away from where we are at the moment as a civil call was targeted, at least 3 palestinians have been confirmed to i'm just a couple of minutes ago we have hopes that is very minute to request colt dro, just blowing in a very low altitude over of a hospital, which could be a sign for 5. the potential is really a tax on the central area, which by the way, housing at more than a 1000000 palestinians, according to the municipality of darren, bye,

as well as the warrant and size of it as the danger full pallets to the engine list . and it's 2020 full global impunity index, the committee to protect you. and it says that is rarely is now the will. second was nation of to haiti for line beginning of june list to go unpunished. since the will began $123.00 jet and they said media workers have been killed, biased, ready for us, is the worst. yeah. if they talented since tracking started in 1992 additionally at least $66.00 palestinian jealous of being arrested by israel since october, the 7th or full 1000 international generalist solve accredited by israel to cover the conflict tony ball and his group being granted entry into gaza repeating severe restrictions on independent reporting. they, members of these really ministry have being held accountable for the coming of targeting or targeting of jo. let's finally it. we spoke to j begins buck, the chief executive of the committee to protect tremulous. she says,

israel has deliberately killed jen, leasing gauze that for simply doing that jobs. it was clear from a global impunity index, which we publish today is that israel is not committed to investigating or punishing those who killed jonathan. and in fact, has been responsible for a rec code number of journalists kings. it's important to say with this, impunity index. and this index we only measure unsolved murders have done this where we're able to say, conclusively that a country or a grouping has specifically targeted during this full, that was in other words, because that's, and it is. and we know that in at least 5 cases, since the start of the war, israel has deliberately targeted, done this for being done, this of which 3 algebra done. and this, but the number may be far higher than not some of the cases for me as well. for example, is not, has said that they talked to those individuals i knew they were done and as but claimed, for example, with, with no evidence. they have smit them as terrorists,

for example. and in other cases, we know, because in the, the building might have been somebody the only houses doing this as we saw a recent in the case in lebanon, where it was clear that those, that the compound was hit last week 11. and for example, was a compound with journalist when known to operate from and had been clearly operating in spain, at least 70 people have been killed in flash floods in the southeast of the country . now the government has declared 3 days of national morning. the spanish prime minister has described the flooding of the worst this century under simmons as the story. the warnings were given, but few imagined anything like this in one area or for let's here as much rain full as they've expected. a you fail in a day. flash floods, sweat cause a way sometimes stacking them in the streets. the surge of the flooding waters took

people by surprise. spain's prime minister address the nation, expand you into that, you're not going to the chic on thought as the whole of spain is crying with olivia . are absolute priority is to help people understand we are working in a coordinated manner to make this possible how to the spanish government deployed helicopter cruise, engaging in dramatic rescues on the ground specialist teams use whatever means possible to bring the young, the elderly, the most vulnerable to safety such teams were breaking into homes going from house to house. they were dealing with multiple cases of missing people. when i got a house at the entrance of the town, josh disappeared after the flash floods on the list to people who officials don't know if they're still missing or not. or you're not somebody i was a flash flood behind me though. it wasn't raining here, but it came down from the mountain b. not one of these bridges broke down this,

the wall to reach the road. taking 3 or 4 cause with it, spans with the department says are rather cold front, moving into the wall more because of the mediterranean caused atmospheric instability leading to exceptionally heavy rain for. it says this is another example of extreme events caused by climate change. andrew simmons, which is here, as well as the head here on out as a citizen and see about us having crisis is escalating. molden. $14000000.00 people have been sold from the homes will say tax increases to raise tens of billions of dollars will tell you about the impact of the new u. k. budgets. after the break, the in depth analysis of the day sidelines. how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinion it's feed treaties?

have a very high kid is inc, getting serious critical debate. what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially those that have been taking against on the inside story. what is, is real trying to achieve in 11 on is there a strategy on out josie era? when seen us politics, the election of year election is here. decisions made from the whitehouse effect millions around the world state without a 0 for life coverage of every twist and the special programming and correspondence across the country. this year poll suggests the race is closer here than at the us. it makes on a interrogate the narrative. there's no question about the united states is effectively complicit the genocide challenge the rhetoric. yeah. think that correct,

but so is the international community upfront, only without the the, the book about 2 weeks ago it was there with me. so robin and the whole reminder of all top new stories. the is where a military has low as heavy as fine. so in the ancient city of bound back and east and let them before the attacks, these randy army issued full evacuation warnings, ordering people living involving to flee the homes of some breaking these coming ounces knowles. and israel was, several dragons have been seen in the scots above high, sucks, and then all repulsed with explosion in have data south of the full city is really

i'll be ready to use as we'll place it helicopters. i'm attempting to dial the on demand across at least 10 palestinians are being killed and the latest as strongly going back. claudia, in those in kansas. they talk did a heavily populated ball kits where people are trying to get won't nickel food and will to was available. those concept has beat and the is really seeds for more than 3 weeks to sedona, where the humanitarian causes continues to escalate the international organization . so migrations as mold and 14000000 people living falls from the homes across to dawn. since april 2023, driven by the ongoing conflict and security. this includes 11000000 people who are internally displaced and around 3100000 who fund the country. save the children's as mold and 5800000 of the displaced are children, and 18 and 2800000. under the age of 5, amy papacy, director general of the international organization, full migration,

and she says, many people have been displaced more than once and getting access to them is a challenge to receive. for example, with the recent violence that happened and out 0, those included many, many people who had fled from classroom in the early days of the conflict. they've led to alj a 0. they had such shelter in many cases with families or community members. and then when the, with the increase in violence there they've been forced to move again. so it's obviously very, very difficult to ensure that they have adequate support, that they have protection that we can ensure that they are, that are served wherever they might be in the world. and particularly when they're moving in the context of fighting, getting access to them and high conflicts, those can be quite dangerous, can be quite difficult, and ultimately is insufficient to meet their most basic needs. i think the world does not realize how significant the needs are 25000000 people here have some needs

that are being unmatched. their parts of the country that are near famine, where we see repeated reports of people who are suffering, gender based violence were suffering. we, we know that children are not being educated. we know that children are very, very high risk. unfortunately, very, very little of that is being covered in the global media. and we're seeing that reflected, even in terms of the financial resources that are coming into the country to support those who are most it need. they are simply insufficient. the well we 6 days to go until the us presidential election, both candidates. subbing, stepping up that campaigns. capital harris has been campaigning and 3 swing states including north carolina. donald trump has also been traveling to north carolina on the paths cross and wisconsin. later in the evening. a handful of voters from 7 swing states will decide that she has us presidential race. and that road to the

white house runs through pennsylvania, which is a restoral vanya expense. let's look at the us select tool map. we want to tell you about a very important swing states present. joe biden, whole state of pennsylvania, with 19 electoral college votes. it is this year's biggest prize among battleground states. many observers, in fact, believe it will be the tipping point state. the place at either side must win the claim. the white house pennsylvania voted blue for decades, but that changed with donald trump. in 2016 trump breaks the democrats, so called blue wall winning pennsylvania by a margin of just over 44000 votes, out of nearly 6000000 cost. now in 2020 joe biden, slips it back, but the margin remains very sent about 80000 votes. so with margins like this, we need to look deeper to understand what's happening. the basic electro map of pennsylvania and 2020. it looked like this. those big blue areas, the cities of philadelphia and pittsburgh. and all that red in the middle is mostly

rural, and much more finley populated. look at what happened over time, starting in 2012 voters. from these 3 counties theory lizard north hampton voting for democrats. and then in 2016, they switched to voting for donald trump, who as we know eventually won the presidency. so on election night watch erie county posters say this is the funniest county in the entire country and they think that no candidate can win penna if they can't win here. pennsylvania is nickname is the keystone state very appropriate this year. and because it is so important, candidates are pouring money into campaigning and advertising. both the harrison trump campaigns are reportedly spending $360000000.00 on tv, digital, and radio ads and just the pennsylvania. and what do pennsylvania's care most about? well, so many it's fracking, that's a form of oil and gas production that is bad for the environment, but which supports a huge number of jobs around the state. paris famously opposed fracking when she

1st ran for president 4 years ago, but now says that she supports it to win pennsylvania. both candidates will need the support of a coalition of voters from different demographic groups that's white's black and hispanic voters, as well as people from both prosperous urban centers and suburbs, as well as rural areas. they also need college and non college educated voters to rally behind them. all that means that convincing the people of pennsylvania that their plans for the economy, jobs, and funding for their communities will work for them. well, with the threats of another trade well with china, then the us tension between north and south korea and territorial disputes and the south china sea motivation will be closely watching the elections, us extra insights on to the blinking. those highlights of what he called, challenges posed by some level powers. at the same time, we faced a small number of judges, powers, principally russia, with the partnership over on and north korea. as well as china that are

aggressively challenging our interests and values and are determined to alter the foundational principles. at the heart of the international system, trying to loans acquired the economic, diplomatic, a technological and military power to do so on a regional and a global scale. what mcbride is in sole and takes a look at some of the issues the next president will be facing to it was one of the diplomatic high points of the donald trump presidency. historic summit with north korean leader kim jolen. but that closeness came only off to relations, had deteriorated to the brink of open conflict. they won't be met with fire and furies, like the world has never seen. it was a diplomatic roller coaster, the return of which many fear, given the current, acrimonious states of into korean relations. china is consent, almo focused on trade with memories of the disruption from,

from terrace on its exports to the u. s. page and also knows a comment about how his presidency will likely continue. washington's tough stance on trade. including denial of access to strategically sensitive technology, such as semi conduct as iris would also likely strengthen washington's current good relations with asian allies, japan, south korea, and the philippines. pushing back against expanding chinese influence in asia. many fail, walton, unpredictable. trump might do to those alliances, especially given his previous demands for great financial contributions for the stationing of us policies in the region. distracted by conflicts in your up in the middle east, the new administration, whichever it is, will need to turn its attention back to asia pacific and quickly mcbride. i'll just say era. so now the business government does,

that's how it's $26.00. what it says as a net $60000000000.00 spending deficit and the national budget, that'll be more tax ation than most spending to improve health on social services. but the case and budget watch talk is skeptical. it'll improve growth in the short term shown on explains now from london about data for the ages. so site keeps thomas labor, government hopes, delivering 1st stability and then gross to persons economy off to 14 years. it says of conservative neglect. this government was given a non sites to restore the ability to our economy to begin a decades of national renewal. that was tax rises and enormous of $50000000000.00, well calibrated to his employers and the willow for all, but the workers pay. and that was the promise of more borrowing to generate growth . and the only way to drive economic growth is to invest,

invest investor bill positions ruble. we'll see. they don't like it, but this is the x rays. they have fiddles, the free goes by upgrade to they have broken promises, voters who gave labor a landslide victory in the summer. we want to know one thing with the work i think is budget is enough to stop things getting substantially was i'm not sure it's enough to really fix all broken public services and ensure that people have a decent styles of living. the real tests will come at the next general election when voters will be asking themselves. do i feel better off than i was 5 years ago? it's a so called text and spend budget billions raised from taxation for public services, billions, more res, from new borrowing for other investments. it should be a recipe for growth and its neighbors 1st big shot at delivering the change. they

promised jo. now how does it remember about we don't use in house not, but that's inside story that we examined the conflict. incidentally, is there any hope for the end, the civil war, and what will the consequences be if it continues to save it as hit on the the a more evidence in social media it should you need it is a thunder. storms in western society have been knowledge again, typically around mecca, causing some flooding. this is a repeat potential performance that line that stretches more or less from eastern savvy, down through mac, m a. d then towards ports or down every tray, like it will be generating some of the storms of that sort of level. so flash for these the possibility. there are shouts of everything for space on the stones and some level entrusted jolting as well. they're not widespread,

but it's indicating the change and the type of whether they do sped towards iraq and then possibly down towards q 8 as well during friday bit more widespread south of that still wouldn't try to posit 54, but the 3rd house down to 53 is more, that's where it should be. this time of year that given the sun is going size, the heavy rain should be going size. so it was quite a surprise to see the big sounds in every tray, ethiopia, and to some degree, some of the, this is the heavy stuff now, the all see, and also republic of congo, stretching down towards sucking tens in there as well. i'm malawi, belie, we've had to reco breaking heat recently ahead of this change or well of time to cloud and share the surface in by way. sometimes of the maybe malawi, the showers are in further south so 60 for south africa. the son is dominant. he says he went to more towards here, yet to provide a are you looking back?

are, you know, i'm not file but not in the eyes of his government to my life has to be the cause. can you just need my i just said because of his abilities in the 2nd part of the series. we follow a british age work or as he prepares to contest his citizenship revocation. the last year i received the tenants increase. so you're only as good as your passports state list in syria, and i'll just 0. 14000000 people flee that housing was the one size is the wells west migration crisis, sexual violence is what stanley being used as a tactical voice. is there any hope of an accomplice incident and what will be the consequences if it's civil war continues? this is inside story, the .