to house dream contains sta in your own adventure, now counter and wayne, the palestinians in northern garza had been forced to flee. another is really ground defensive, 95 people have been killed across the street. the, you're watching ultra 0, my for my headquarters in delphi and getting navigate is also coming up. is where the air strikes killed. 45 people in loving on the 6th, paramedics, are among the dads, a trail of destruction in spain, at least

a 158 people have died in the worst floods to hit the country in decades. the route over reproductive rights take center stage as kimberly harris and donald trump take their campaigns to the western united states. the we're beginning, garza where is really forces of kills 95 palestinians on thursday. most of the victims are in the besieged north, where israel's military has launched a ground defensive, but bombs continue to be dropped from war planes across the strip. and designing my smooth reports from dated by the f. one paramedic made her sick discovery while trying to save the injured in central gaza is really strikes have left families shattered and communities in morning

paramedic of the lives. these are the board, the law for his delegation, i commit. but in the aftermath of and his really strides his work due to heart breaking turn, when he was denied as his mother among the casualties. mamma, well, no, no, not the kind of measurable body. when it's just the moment over won't with a grief he continues helping others, a testament or the resilience. so 1st responders here and god sits on the 26th day of his rose assault, the northern dawes. this is the state of bit like a trail of destruction left by air strikes across the entire neighborhood to escape fall in bonds. families gather what they can carry and flee their homes,

looking for safer. but their journey is fraught with danger, and finding safety is becoming harder by the hour here is try. so i'm me on the carry it out of during the night and half go. dozens of people medical teams are still working to account for all those who have died with a few bids and resources. hospitals and northern guards are struggling to cope with high numbers of injured civilians. many, our children and the elderly, and those who were unable to evacuated in time. once a quiet residential neighborhood is now unrecognizable, a series of various tribes hit these homes, collapsing entire buildings on a traveling families inside. the destruction is extensive and rescued. teams made of local volunteers, they continuously threw rubble, defiance survivors. these regular military has

a certain members of civilian defense, the crews, they will become a target if they are still in working the unfolding situation. and they le, as a sobering reminder of the heavy tal on civilian, both local and international groups have reiterated the importance of protecting civilian areas under international humanitarian law. with each passing hour, the chances of finding more survivors are facing volunteers and family members are refusing to give up whole seems like there are being repeated across bid law. he has families if leads to mix your shoulders and schools, critical infrastructures has become damaged and resources are scarce. any my how, how does your data the palestine is really a tax killed at least $45.00 people in lab and on, on thursday. the

is really were planes loans, the wave of era strikes on the city of tire multiple bloss of rock. the historic 4th, the lebanese health industry says the data include 6 paramedics to that attacks and the south troll stratford is following developments from a route of another day and night of heavy is riley and strikes the heaviest of which was around the pole. the city of tara in southern lebanon, b as riley is putting out a warning in 8 areas across the government of ty, forced to back you ation warnings before these strikes took place supposedly at least 10 strikes. we kind of confirm exactly what israel was targeting, but said during previous strikes on or in and around that city in recent days as well as saying that he's been attacking various different types of his bullet,

infrastructure, weaponry, compound and control senses and fuel that pose that area before these quasi started out of the population of around 250000, it's difficult to say how many people are still there. but it's safe to say that many of those people could well have already moved from areas for the south fleeing . fighting in that area, they were also heavy strikes in the back of the valley for a 2nd consecutive day. the attempts to try and full just some cease fire very much. it change of tone, certainly coming from the lebanese government, lebanese, into a prime minister and the jeep mccarthy. yesterday saying that he was cautiously optimistic of some sort of see spot agreement or draft being at least discussed towards some sort of agreement. today, his language was very different. he said that some israel supposed evacuation of

towns and cities in lebanon was towns who amounts to all crimes. and he said that the continuous is riley threats. do not inspire optimism of the is really army has carried out more air strikes in the east of lebanon as well. smoke was seen rising above ruins in the ancient city, avante back the 3000 year old city, which was a unesco world heritage site has been hit several times since september. israel says that it's targeting sites linked to hezbollah. zayna for that has more from the body back region. there's really military is intensifying and expanding its bombardment in areas where hezbollah has a presence and where it's supporters live. we are in a town in the east of the country and the ball with districts. in vidalia, as you can see behind me, massive destruction, at least 8 people killed in the strike among the dead. 2 children. and you can see

of their clothes scattered on the floor of people here are, are in a state of shock. they say that the civilian casualties are mounting and the community that supports as the law is being is being punished now of hezbollah. m p said that as well, strategy has been to kill and destroyed, as well as not just a civilian infrastructure, but the story destroyed the group, but hezbollah remains defiant. it's a recently appointed secretary general named ask them saying that the group is ready to fight for you for days, weeks, and months if there is a need and, and you can see of this dog he, we saw him pick up the show of one of the children who was killed, i mean, i mean, you know, we've been covering this conflict for weeks now and it's children on average, on average. there are 2 children who are killed on a daily basis in the past 5 in the past 5 weeks alone. so the is around is

escalating, but has bullets who is escalating, escalating both sides, are negotiating under hired. we're hearing comments from lebanon's prime minister and as he mccarthy saying that we are doing everything we can and we should remain hopeful and optimistic about the cease fire. but the reality is the warring sides are still very far apart. and the main sticking point is the enforcement mechanism of human resolution, 170111 on, says that it is fully committed to go to implementing this resolution. assessing the lebanese army alongside un troops along the border and has, while i'm pulling back, that in itself would be a major concession bi hezbollah. but what, but it is saying the parliament speaker is that the lebanese army will be in charge of enforcing that resolution. what is ro wants is something else that wants us to us. the united states have a role. it's also wants to be able to have the right to act when it feels threatened, or it feels that there is any violation. in other words, preventive bullet from rearming and regrouping. this is something loving on and by

extension has the law is not going to accept because this is a violation of lebanon sovereignty. so we're still, it appears that we are still very far from reaching some sort of a ceasefire. and which only means one thing we are going to see more a task like this, particularly in areas where hezbollah has a presence in the east of the country, of the south, of the country, as well as in the southern suburb of available. then there was a data ball back the with just 5 days to go until the us presidential election candidates are on a final push to energize voters and the swing states of arizona and nevada. as well as new mexico. both campaigns are seeking to motivate hispanic voters. that's a key demographic that could decide the outcome of the election. coming. harris brought up reproductive rights again. a c rallied supporters in phoenix, arizona,

and she can them comments by her republican rival, donald trump said she would protect women, whether in his words, they like it or not. which is why yes, we will both because we also understand if he was elected he has been really clear in his behavior and his deeds. he will ban abortion nationwide. he will restrict access to birth control, put idea of treatments at risk enforce states to monitor women's pregnancies, and you don't have to take my word for it just google project 2025. well, during his riley and henderson, nevada, donald trump accused harris of operating a lax border policy and promised a mass deportation program if he's elected and will put these vicious and blood thursday criminals in jail. i will kick them the hell out of our country

. well, what am i to are open gutter? normal hours is also actively aiding and abetting the worst human traffickers, giles, about the drug dealers in blood thursday criminal networks on the planet. there's nobody worse than what she's catering to they even have an app number where to call so they can dump off a legal mile or they have an app. can you believe that they have called they have cell phones a john holman, joining us now from henderson, nevada, where trump was speaking a still speaking, i believe, john, what else is even saying that he calls it the way, even though when he builds in quite a lot of different things that supposedly come to one point at the end of it and he is still going, is here saying over whelming lead, the majority of his french has been about immigration? is you say, claiming that come with our assistant and the board is all over and i'm from buddha,

saying things like that. they've been playing loads of immigrants being illegal immigrants being flown into the united states and just down here and saying things at 11 on the mexican side of the. busy it was the fastest growing say in the well, during his presidency. why certainly not trained, not one. so a lot of talk about migration. i actually the key issue here in nevada for votes is according to post this the economy. uh, this is the state with the highest unemployment in the united states. it's a site that's been hit hard with inflation gas prices in particular, a hard and it's a state that has never really completely recovered from the pun. demik. donald trump didn't speak about the economy, he didn't speak about inflation and saying that he would reduce thought. they briefly said that he was going to abolish a federal tax on tips of it. types is would be a types, these would be type, the types are being, sorry, it's hard sprint. that something that color harris has their own. so off the him

said that she'd do where he's the noise in his pain. she said that she wouldn't through that a tone, sorry, didn't briefly mentioned not, but most of his rhetoric was reserved for integration here in the state of nevada, himself. and cumberland harris are in it that he at the moment reading that connect in the post. so this is a last push from both of them. him right now to try an appeal to one of the sites. it doesn't get over the line. okay, thank you so much. john holeman, a report in from nevada. while a swing state of michigan black american voters make up about 13 percent of the elect for its and 202092 percent supported joe biden. but so far in 2024, harris seems to be running way behind that benchmark series of o report from detroit on the impact this could have on cumberland. here is chances of winning that states dance and music at these renaissance,

quoting detroit. but there's a much more serious message to the celebration, a push to convince black american voters to go to the polls in the course of battle, ground state of michigan. there's 2 main boating blocks in america who voted dependently, who bought consistent. that's black women. and the 2nd one is black me i'm sure they're going to vote over whelmed english in their own interests. their interests are a quality education and health care among other issues, right. data shows, black communities in michigan have struggled with the legacy of discrimination. segregation, poverty had, in many cases, high unemployment rates. this wall that you can see here is called the buried. what was it was built back in the 1940, some men to separate a wide neighborhood from a black one that was located right here, around 80 percent of the african americans here in michigan. vote for the

democratic party. and many of them fear that if donald trump wins this selection, the racism, and discrimination the face would get worse. i work the i work from home. kelly to shack says he grew up right next to this wall. he says the corner of his ken continues to define what he can and cannot do. now, you know, we have all the economic things, but that's, that's what it is for everybody in this country. you know, people who have to, like i said, live work, right. the kids and all that stuff, but when you get specific to the black american community, the african american community, it is about it is about safety. it is about being looked at in a certain way. but even though most african americans will vote for cabinet harry's latest pulls to, she's lagging behind among black men, especially in the countries forest areas. some readers, as the democratic party has made mistakes when appealing to black voters that turn

out that the democratic party needs to give it an insurance political insurance policy against trump. i don't believe he is in place as we speak right now. i fear that because of the lack of understanding of the class to bad and black america that the harris campaign may have missed the boat. one thing is certain, the african american vote will play across a role in the swing state of michigan in an election for every vote counts city. so we'll just see the detroit michigan still ahead on al jazeera will tell you about the bitter dispute that sent hundreds of mexico's judges trudges and magistrates onto the streets and protest the in depth analysis of the day sidelines. how do see the educational system in gaza?

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as the results come in and we analyze what they will mean for the us and the rest of the world. the us selections on ells is the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the here, the top stories on alta 0 this hour, at least 95 palestinians have been killed across scars on thursday. most of the victims are in the besieged north of the stress square. israel's military has long st. ground defense is really attacks of kill at least $45.00 people in the last 24

hours and 11 on the army has targeted several towns across the south health industries. uh, 6. paramedics were killed in 4 separate attempts. presidential candidates are on a final push to energize voters in the western united states at rallies, kind of the harris told supporters abortion rights for under of trust of donald trump campaigns on integration and border control. supreme court justices in mexico earned world and a bitter route with the government over plans to make all judges stand for election . so it's part of controversial. judicial reforms passed last month, which the president says will come back for option daniel showing the reports. it's a dispute to this picture, mexico's judicial system against the government age of the countries. 11 supreme court judges have already said they won't stand for re election, effectively resigning, lovingly sealed for their will, the see,

the demolition of the judicial system is not beyond so if we have the courage, we should make the drastic changes needed to build the peace and justice that mexico so desperately needs the supreme court defense has a back by more than 200 judges and nearly 400 magistrates some across the country. who say they too will not stand for re election. if voting is scheduled, goes ahead next to the system and you cannot distribution system and mexico does need to form. but these proportion just on for the proper procedures, the government is pushing for alternative control. now they want to remove independent charges and install their own protest. this the, the new system will leave justice open to bribery and intimidation by the countries tough with drug cartels, mexico's neighbors, the voice of expressed the concern about the proposed measures tlc. uh, it looks you on the deck though,

i believe the direct election of judges represents a risk to the functioning of mexico's democracy on the integration of the us mexican and canadian economies. the man who was introduced by mexico's recently departed president of this month will lopez over the door, but has the full backing of his success. so you say she's did. so i meant to push it through the book and you'll see a yes. and they know that it taking a political nontraditional decision that's against the interest of the mexican people and in favor of the of interest groups. it's against their own interest within the president said the protesting judges will mostly just to protect their privileges just one month into her job, showing them faces a growing rebellion from the very people that the heart of the mexican judicial system. she wants to reform that will show i'm to alex's era of spain's government's has dozens of people are still missing. in the aftermath of

this week's flash floods, a 158 people are now known to have died. most of them in the eastern region are valencia satellite images reveal the extent of the disaster across the provincial capital. so in your gains or reports from just outside violence, balance you a town in shock. reading from a catastrophe that suddenly engulfed it. the full full so the flood evidence everywhere. margin wreckage line. the streets cause stacked on top of one another and the kale steining to anger. as many speak to us of feeling abandoned by us. ortiz, me call me that email though. we've had no food, nothing. no help from the local council and my family so worried neighbors took it upon themselves to help each other out on

a release showed us how high the water flooded in her home. she spoke of how there was little warning to indicate just how dangerous and deadly this would be. no see why? because there was no warning in 20 minutes. everything was covered in water and the hara is enough to over the 2 days. people have been trapped in the homes surrounded by all the debris that was brought by the flood. i'll buy for that is only half an hour away from valencia city center. but the main complaints that people have here is that they've not see any sign of any emergency services until today. firefights is valence is what finally seen in the town. with the search teams or attending the focus to recovery, hopes phase of finding survivors. so many desperation, this abandoned supermarket people took what they could,

they had nothing they said to sustain them, no volta, no food. now, that is not our size, that there's nothing. there are many dead people who dreamed and all the people who died. it's biblical. and the nightmare is fall from over the storm that caused all this destruction could return the government telling people to stay at home. a troubling prospect for those who seen the destructive force of the floods. so new that yeah, well i'll just 0 by bought the balance. yeah. well, after lashing taiwan type food in conway is making its way towards china. the storm is expected to make landfall and the southern province of food, john on friday morning. waves in some coastal areas have already reached heights if up to 6 meters, stay from taiwan and france to cuba. and so do your radio floods on rains. have wreaked havoc across the globe. scientist say the world is already in during the

harsh reality of climate change. but some of in job aid reports, countries around the world have suffered devastating weather during october. with one of the most powerful storms and decades making landfall in taiwan. the arrival of super typhoon congress lifted the suspension of flights into the schools, businesses and transport services. and if tens of thousands of people with that power your is also reading from extreme whether the valencia region in spain was devastated by the countries 1st to engine rains. and decades within 48 hours, the tar and so much field water shipped to the people, cards and homes and green clothes, roads, and cream lines are for us in front of the speak to the french prime minister. so we had around 7 pocket and 7 districts that were completely flooded in less than 3 and a half hours, which even in the weather models was unheard of october. the 2nd 10000000 cubans were left in the dark. when hurricane oscar hit the province of one ton of the

government, still dealing with the optima. and if they didn't see a mazda pool, it was quite a painful experience because it, it never happened before in history. i am 52 years old and my parents also tell me that this has never happened in the last time. the river had never reach these levels for 2 days later, the soldiers would rescuing villages independent beans. after a tropical storm, try me, hit the island nation to wrench and rein somebody's villages and left hundreds of people stranded on rooftops. scientists and will leaders have linked extreme weather events in recent years to kind of change and global warming. your play with fires, but there can be no more playing foot time. we're out of time. closing the missions gap means closing the emission. yep. the implementation gap and the fighters get and this out of the cities of type and muster. heavy rain swept to be cars and cause to be a disruptions and into so how does it rearrange,

brought life to lakes and palms that's floods affected nearly 7000000 people across 16 countries in central, in west africa and in southern the street in the us state of florida, october was unusually hot summer and javi now does there. while the weather is coming up next and then it's inside story by the it had low that let's have a look at the earliest satellite imagery, east asian. you can see the perfect, i own the storm on conroy that was before it made land full in tie one. now it's going to take that very heavy rain on woods to eastern pots of china. we're expecting a coastal grazing here. now it is expected to downgrade to a tropical storm with some still vicious winds,

a 110 kilometers per hour. the and of course, that heavy rain bringing a risk of flooding and land size, not just to the korean peninsula, but on woods to japan on saturday, no headed that. we have had lice guys and a lot of rooms in japan for about 18 months now. mount fuji hasn't seen snow in the longest time, and it's a 100 and so to your record keeping history, we are expecting a change in the weather that there are lots of heavy rain to come. that's not the case in south asia, it's looking very dry across the north for the north west of india and pakistan. lots of heat still incorrectly. the numbers not as high as they have been. instead we'll see the way to weather continue to linger across most southern areas of india . we've got some amber look out for carola and tom will not do. and you can see the big bus of rain continuing in sri lanka on saturday of the,

just after midnight on march 10th, 1945, devastating us a raise on tokyo. each firestone on a densely populated area of wooden and paper houses by sunrise more than a 100000 people, but that 70 years later, those who survived seek recognition and compensation for the event that defined their lives only to find themselves still cost aside. witness a procedure on a just it's been a year of mixed fortunes for green politicians in the us, jo stein could have a big say in the presidential race at the greens fed badly in european elections this year. so as the climate crisis lessons on greens, winning or losing influence around the world, this is inside story. the