the, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello i, my name's sight. this is a nice life from the coming up in the next 16 minutes. the un human rights chief who owns justice must be subs the grave violations of international law committed in gaza. that says hunger grows across the gaza strip of food security organization, says fireman is eminence,

and the situation is rapidly deteriorating. violence in amsterdam off, is there any football fans shout racist johnson pull down thomas stadium slides. plus, i'm on the show that i'm 50 and stuff actually on the border between mexico and what the amount of work thousands of migrants are starting to grapple with their prospects. after donald trump one the us presidential election, the welcome to the program. we begin this news uh with a cold, a do reckoning, re fix violations and gaza at the you and says may amount to genocide the us human rights office says it is verified, the personal details of people that have been killed in gaza and says the close to 70 percent,

all women and children the you and hcr examined is rarely attacks within a 6 month window and say, the figure indicates a systematic violation of protection for civilians. and in the reports it calls for justice to be served full. the grave is rare. any violations of international law. the report raises concerns about the actions of these are the defense forces with respect to forcible transfer, tax on hospitals, parents, systematic session, and china is it also points to the reported use of white phosphorus, munitions, the international court of justice in its areas of focus on provisional measures, underscored the international obligations of these rather to prevent, protect against, and punish acts of genocide and associated prohibited conduct. it is essential that there is ju reckoning with respect to the allegations of serious violations of international, through credible and impartial,

traditional parties. and that in the meantime, all the relevant information and evidence are collected and preserves in more than a year of the world golf as administrative health says over 43500 palestinians have been killed. at least 17210 of them all children killed by his riley strikes and more than 11700 on women. the report comes as palestinians in northern gauls a sofa on a month long is there any seas is really ministry has cast off access to food and medicine, while civilians live with a constance for us for tack. gabrielle alexander has moved now from the united nations. the real troubling headline is that they were able to confirm out of the desk that they were able to confirm 70 percent being women

and children. the breakdown is about 44 percent. a children under age 18 or under and about 26 percent women. now the death that they are looking at, some of the most numbers of death are children between 5 and 9 years old. and looking at some more details in this report. these early military often says that they don't target large groups of people. of course, with our reporters on the ground and what we've been seeing that clearly is not true. this report reaffirms that that is not true. it says that of what they were able to document. 88 percent of the desk came in a situation where 5 or more people were killed. the other thing is really often say is that they don't necessarily target residential buildings. not true. this report reform reaffirms. again, what our reporters in does have been reporting for many months now. we see that 80 percent of those killed died in residential buildings,

were killed in residential buildings, apartments, homes, and a search. uh, another thing i just want to point out here is that this report only looks at 6 months up until late april. so that is why the, the overall number 8119 is a little less than what the ministry of health points out. but this is again just what the u. n has been able to confirm. the un continues to say there are thousands of people, potentially, deceased, under the rubble that the rescue crews have not been able to get to a committee of global food experts has issued a red warning spacing that simon is imminent, north and gaza, which has been on the is rarely siege for moving a month. the independent simon review committee says immediate action within days is required to alleviate a catastrophic situation. the us will same issue the deadline for next week as well

to improve your monetary and situation in face restrictions on military assistance as big now as a roger honeys director of relief and support services for only uh the un agency for palestinian refugees. he's just been to central garza, he enjoys me now from copenhagen. first i want to roger, i want to get your reaction to what we had from volk attacked in this latest un report. 70 percent of those that have been killed in garza by israel had been women and children. yeah, it's clear that women and children are facing a terrible toll in this conflict of the current time. and he's, it's not just a shortage of food, a shortage of basic services, but for a whole variety of reasons associated with being displaced multiple times across the gaza strip of this type. since tall on, on, on families, it takes its toll on women and children. i can speak to to human rights report, i can speak to the gym editor and situation,

which is absolutely desperate. you've recently been inside the gaza strip. i believe you just left yesterday. is that evidence of real crimes to be seen and, and how do you, how do we go about preserving that evidence as well? kentucky is cooling for or yeah, again, i'm a humanitarian. so i'm not looking at add that add to human rights violations on of, of course be incredibly important and incredibly important that, that any evidence is, is preserved. what i can say with my eyes is, is mass destruction of the infrastructure. people living in the most outrage of circumstances and because of displacement living in in shantytown is living in intense, made out of blankets. um, so from a humanitarian perspective, the situation is awfully desperate in the north of, in the north of the gaza strip. it's like sage, like conditions. so you know,

you broke off by to uh, an entire population of people. they will be messed outpatient and will add this thing. so what we're seeing from this report in the, in the last hour about this di wanting about global food security warning that the situation in gauze is rapidly deteriorating. you talked about the situation in the north. what else did you see while he was that? how difficult is it for people to access food? is obviously the central gaza and the commercial market has collapsed. um it is almost non existent, utah by um, all you can buy was nothing in the markets. people who rely on food, i said that under uh um, brings into the guys history and we are being blocked from from providing a steady flow. right. the real tragedy here is that we have enough food in the sun

. i did it in egypt, in the pulse of basketball in israel, but we can't get it inside. it's been blocked for a whole variety of reasons by these riley. so we have food to fate, the entire population for months, but we can't get that food inside. and that's the, that's the outrage there as well, just to remind to, to our audience that israel has, of course, banned only uh, from operating. now, how much worse do you expect the situation in gauze as it gets now that has happened on run, provides there being tie, ask you, monetary need to structure. we have $13000.00 stopping guys or it's absolutely ludicrous to things that they stock could be replaced literally all the knobs so so the situation will get much bunch was if, if the, the biggest humanitarian operator is on able to um, to operate and in the longer term so that's short term, we're providing food,

we're providing health services in the longer term. the only fund um that's a guys are, is educating its children who have been locked out of school for this is now the 2nd year. and but by getting rid of honor, you're basically getting rid of all of us any hudson says that for the future. today's children. okay, well to him, i appreciate your time director for nathan support services for and the you an agency for palestinian refugees. thank you. uh, one of the says, israel continues its attacks across the straight pony food has the latest from central gaza. it would go suddenly for the more residential buildings. invest, le, and enjoy value of you. you can be reported and more people are missing and traveling their piles of rumbles and is really military with it's ongoing. the threats to civil defense, the crews on the ground from operating preventing them from reaching bomb side on an operating. otherwise it will become

a targets rescuing very for it to become very difficult. these people depends right now on volunteers or from local residents and from other people with past experience or removing rumbles to help them out. but again, by, as time goes by, it's hard to remove large number of people as well as large pieces of tongue created by people i buried underneath. the worst of these attacks was it earlier of ours of this morning we're on must, through the dimensions of the block in bit light. here were 15 people were 40 killed. again, looking the same exact potter been going on for the past 3 months. residential home full of displays, families are being targeted and the aftermath is more people buried under the, the rubble on the humanitarian level. the situation remain very difficult and challenging for those who are trapped inside the northern part of the civil are not allowed to take a safe proud out of there. yeah, there's really amenities, chase them with the quest copiers and the heavy artillery is that still there is no

proper access to food medicine water as well as life survival and live saving. i didn't necessarily need it right now for people to continue and, and, and survive these difficult conditions. hospitals are out of service. i cannot afford one hospital and allowed the hospitality switch to the bank right now. you don't have, you know, in terms of sufficient medical, a sophomore in terms of the medical supplies that are needed to save and rescue the injuries that are right. do their, uh, to their facilities is quite difficult situations and keep on folding. do much more complex scenario, honey my, what is the data from the sensor layer of the gods or palestine? the judge prime minister says he's deeply ashamed by what he described as a series of empties. some mistake a tax against phones of an. is there any football tom? the least?

62 people were arrested. 5 were injured and what place described as deliberate attacks on found from a copy tel aviv announced to them out of funds from the is ready football club were filmed, chanting races, slogans against arms. the . is there any funds also tool down palestinian flags in the center of amsterdam before the game against ajax? security measures have been increased and the city and process has been banned in the off them off of that violence. so fast and has more of the story from amsterdam, a 5 people off of them, a copy tell a few football support. those were admitted to hospital briefly and they all been released already. so there were a light injuries,

mostly among those uh supports us dozens of them headlights injuries. and there are no more missing people because there were some rooms that some people had not been accounted for, but everyone now has being accounted for. and most of these, it's really football science, i know already at the airport or on their way back to it's or alabama because these are is right. and the story is for amy france and also jews. the mirror of i'm so that i'm really cold at the pitch black the day for a i'm so that i'm saying that the international reputation of the city also as a jewish city is really been damaged as she said, it was very embarrassing. and i have to remind or of us that the, the history here, most of the jews were living in the city and of am. so them have been deported. also with the help of dutch people uh at the start of the whole across and the 1940 . so that's why this is a very sensitive issue here for them that lives on a for am. so them,

and she actually also didn't give any context of why this happened to the suddenly, after the match happened, because there was a whole lead of thousands of mcafee support. this were an app to them to attend to this match with the i x to them and they were in the city already days. and a lot of things happened in between before this riot started after the match. so this is what the mayor had to say about this, and this is what i asked or in the press conference. i have a question about the context because this didn't happen out of the blue last night off to the match you already described. there was a palestinian flag burned to us at one taking of a building at a song scan to buy them a copy fence also very much insulting to arrive at people. so there was a whole context that laptop to the events, which of course are fairly deplorable which happened last night and you're not describing this context. the copy funds were also taking their part. i interviewed

just one of them before i came the also called yeah, we had, we did some publications. yes. so he admitted that so that part of the story is also not being being told. let me say that we did describe the context i described in general terms and our commissioner described, which happens on a thursday wednesday nights before everything erupted. but i want to make clear we are used um in amsterdam there come the tensions. there are many demonstrations and protests and we are always prepared for them. and of course they are related to the situation in the middle east and i'm going more and israel and punish, punish time. which, which happened last night is not a protest. it has nothing to do with protest or demonstration. it was crime

to 11 on now where at least 2 people have been killed in is really a strike in the south. the attack happened in the town of cas, a tip net. it hits a building on the towns main road, the you and in turn, force and 11 on known as unit. phil has accused is where the forces of deliberately destroying the peacekeeping mission, the peacekeeping missions property as the latest and the series of his ready attacks on unit felt. positions on thursday, 5 peacekeepers were injured in is riley drive and strike. net, a ministry check point in southern lebanon to escape him. wrong con, he's in bay right for us and wrong. so you to feel accusing is where the forces again, off deliberately attacking a unit fill position. what more can you tell us? well, you feel have issued a statement. they say that an excavator and bulldozers attacked um the unit for the

position in ross on the cora. and they say that property that was clearly marked as being unit full property was damaged in that attack. we don't know what the bulldozers were during may. we don't know what the excavators were doing. that unit full of issue. this a statement saying that the property was divers, they both are released picture and video, but the as rainy response has been, it wasn't us. we had nothing to do that with these quite extraordinary coming from the is riley's. now, this comes as a result of what you were just talking about. that an attack i knew were coming void that was pauses with you. all the check point. that's just the latest attack on unit full. some 20 attacks have taken place against you and you feel positions you felt has time and time complained to the un security council. it's it has a mechanism with these ladies. they talk to each other and they say they've

complained to be as riley's as well as these attacks should stop, even the european foreign policy commission has also condemned these attack, saying they need to stop. now this is a violation of international low. okay, thank you for that. i'm wrong con, that for us in favorites. sand team more heads on the news out, including bracing spectrum's tire. we look at how you are p and lead is missing in budapest, off preparing to trade with a new us government. and a meeting between historic fires, greece tech, a need to discuss a long standing territorial dispute. the u. s. media reporting, president elect donald trump,

has us. the protection is leading robot like ties to run his administration's training policy. it will be trump 2nd appointment, talent, and naming election campaign cheap. susie whiles is a chief of stuff. it is a 1st time a woman is held the most serious staffing role in the white house. let's go to john henderson who has lives in the trump. some are longer residents in florida. so john trump is given his 1st official television interview today. what, what did we hear from him? of the it's right, it wasn't a conventional plan interview. this was a telephone call with nbc is kristen welfare. and he told her that he had a mandate to bring quote, common sense back to the country. he said his number one priority would be the border and he said there would be no price tag for his plans to match the port, millions of and documented americans. he said that was too important to put

a price tag on. he went on to say that he had spoken with both vice president campbell, a harris, who conceded to him in a phone call and to present and joe biden. and he said it was, they were both very nice calls. he said that harris emphasized the need for a peaceful transition and he said he agreed, which of course, is a bit different than what happened. 4 years ago when there was an uprising on capitol hill, largely fomented by him because he didn't want it piece of the transmission in that case. but he also said he spoke to about 70 world leaders after the election that included followed him. here's the landscape of ukraine and benjamin netanyahu of is israel, but you said he had not spoken to putting in restaurants. and he also said that he, he thought susie wiles, was a very strong character. this is the person that he has asked to be. his new chief

of staff, the 1st woman, as you mentioned, to do that. and she would act as a gatekeeper, that's often considered the 2nd most powerful job in washington. and the, the news about robert light highs are, comes with a big heavy on. this is the person who was a trade representative of the us when donald trump launched his 1st trade war with china. he's been asked to do that again. it's not clear that he will, except that he'd been interested, apparently in the treasury job and had been, can see shared by donald trump for a commerce position. but he is apparently been asked by the trump campaign to do that. and so on. we've also heard from the f, b i this evening, they have announced that they've all said and assassination plot to. and donald trump. uh, tell us what we've had is comes from the department of justice and you would mark a 3rd as,

as an asian effort against donald trump. a man identified a should carry. one name was described budget by the department of justice as in a ronnie, a national guard asset and they dropped the dresses department says she told them that he had been asked on october 7th, 2024. busy to come up with a plan to chill trump, that he is a man who immigrated to the united states as a child and was deported in 2008 after being convicted on robbery charges. the department also says it charged to other arrangements with a plot to kill us citizen of arabian descent in new york. and iran, of course, has been vowing to retaliate against the us for the 2020 killing of custom sumani, a military official there. and this fluid represent part of that retaliation. sorry, i almost lost my notes there. okay,

many things for that. so i'm 100. the 1st near trump. some are longer residents in florida. i go get some shelter as well as we had that for john. 100 immigration is a major focus for trump, especially migrants coming over the mexican border, the mexican government says it's policies to reduce the flight of migrants from south to north. are working on will stay in place, but they are under pressure from trump, who says he's prepared to impose tariffs, if irregular border crossings into the us. don't full dramatically, escaped to understand around petty's live in top a to let in southern mexico. so you've been speaking to migrants there. what if they've been telling you about the feelings about this, the donald trump presidency, which is due to come in well, yes,

so many of them are increasingly concerned of what is going to happen once fast. the president elect donald trump will coming to office in january. some of them haven't been in the shelter where we are here for months now waiting to get a possible asylum appointments at the board or at the northern border between the us and mexico or to lease a get to a legal permit that temporary permits to move legally, through out mexico, and for more on this, we are joined by one of the migrants a site about dog at colette smart on, which has gras. yes, but a lot of us put us becca and some other had already went to the us once. he was the 4th day and he is trying again, he comes from his. 9 mother and he was also recently assaulted by a criminal group here at the border or the security situation has been very bad.

i'm going to ask him what he thinks about and how worry the is about the fact that the a donald trump is a threatening to make it more difficult for people for him to reach the united states and get them to compile his bass collector yadda the president, trump creek unless you consume about what it is and must be facing spider, you're gonna have to come and stay. this gets paid under. got eliza spell that you get the body. i usually have to be in front of me. then you have, i am a parent of my renewal, and believe me, i really feel like the sort of how you left me and i live in the and the that the, the doesn't for when the plan, one of the one who's on a moodle, forget it, and then later on and then the for the line for the little guys to get us in the save,

i'm going to translate that. he said that he is obviously very worried because i think he said, we know already, but from face very strongly against immigrants. the fears that he will be able to shut down completely at the border that he has been against a number of, from a programs for immigrants that like drag and drop that kind of dreamers. a program for a young immigrants in the united states to have access to and citizenship and so forth. so it's very worried about that and that, so if this is the capacity on this given these worries it kicks in. so i said or said if i sent that and you gotta, yeah, i'm says get from in today and i'm happy to do that. and so if he's going to try to reach the border before from steps into office, already tell you how much on the plan. okay. so it comes with all of those things back in. we'll kind of weigh, i mean i but i leave that around them and let them play and buy them out loud and

go. yeah, i love, what are you gonna need for me? we're gonna get but i'm gonna do. i'm gonna put into tanya's way. it was that the around the young man meeting on time the matter quoted good. yes. i mean the available size ivy, which i said see the change of the room and i think we're going to focus i'm hiring when create them. a very busy room and i've had them to do that. okay, so are you saying that uncertainty is bad? that the, the main issue here that he is pearl now, so he's not going to be able to answer or try to answer legally for 3 years. he feels that he doesn't have time to do that. and so he's going to try to find the way to move to the border and try to answer before trump comes into office. and he says that this uncertainty is something that is shared with almost everybody here to people. he sleeps with in the communal rooms at this shelter. everybody is very

worried about what's going to happen and trying to understand what they can do before trump comes to, to office. okay. thank you for that. alexander around here. see that for us since have a tutor in southern mexico talking to migrants trying to get into the united states . so head on out, is there a powerful hurricane is less to cuba in the dock? again? we will teddy y locals on to off to mistake about the recovery efforts the at that time job declining throughout the raving place and right up towards tokyo, but they're still in the whole above average. and the changed dramatic change to monthly winter weather has already taken place. we do look like we're going to form

a circulation in the eastern met sites right saturday and sunday. that'd be sure i was wondering from the northern parts of egypt, across the village to lebanon, cyprus, and the south of torque here, by the ones who shall around the stumble, but sunshine is still predominant. about time we get to monday, the shouts of spread across and you will find the showing of some parts of syria as well, with your own show bri, so it will be the light while neighboring. so bring your shots into that route. but for the majority, that's not the story. there are a few shells possible in the founder of society and maybe across iraq. and if you front of this line here, this low following in the font and also background us time. but for most it still reads every room, the wind was blowing quite strongly, both time the red sea down the gulf has become lighted to temperatures in the low seventies. for the most part. right, the gnostic air is following is pulse with sun going south. so d, i'll see republic of congo and on go to all look fairly with very light rain in self in terms of near, on surprisingly, but increasing late looks west in south africa,

botswana nivia. the how can these democratic nations justify this kind of behaviors? colorado beverages collateral damage, that's reality is leading to what we're seeing now to push back for a moment is real effective. it's mobile friendly from the us elections to the escalating conflict in the middle east. upfront returns for a new season, setting the stage for serious debates upfront with mont for the mont hill on al jazeera. we are sure to see these agencies of legend some clothes for the stories of

civilizations that market history wants. this is where the story of savannah, the story to tell the welcome back to watching out. is there a reminder thought told stories this hour the you and human rights office says nearly 70 percent of death, st. golf a since october of last year have been women and children is conducted an investigation into a 6 month window as well as one the strength verifying personal details. palestinians account group if is there any football fans has been the palestinian flag and damaged attack? seen,

i'm set up ahead of fights with palestinian solidarity and demonstrations. 62 people were arrested and 5 injured in the class. i knew as president elect donald trump has a reiteration his plans to deport millions of people from the united states. the mexican government says its policies to reduce the flight of microns so already working. trump says he is prepared to impose tariffs, if irregular border crossings into the us don't full dramatically. well in an interview with nbc news, donald trump has said there is no price tag for his deportation policy. there and estimates of 11000000 undocumented immigrants in the united states. trumpets said he would involve the national guard all the administrative resources to help with deportations. earlier in the yet trump also didn't rule out building new migrant

detention facilities. i'm the say the cost to the port so many people could run into hundreds of millions of dollars. that's getting me on this with alexandra miller. she's an immigration, justice attorney and the in term executive director at the seen a non profit corporation that sinks to empower immigrant justice advocates. she joins me now from tucson in arizona. many thanks for your time, alexandra. so trump says that he wants to carry out the largest domestic deportation operation. and us history, which could presumably mean is known as a to remove the 11000000 was so people who in the us without authorization, can you just do this? don't immigrants have rights to due process including a court hearing before their removal? immigrants do have rives to due process. but as we've seen in the past, the prior trunk administration was not terribly concerned with the honoring those

due process rates and immigration court or administrative courts. and really challenging to confront into one cases against the partition. i mean, he, he will set talks about uh, plans to deploy a federal troops to assist in, in apprehending migraines. what legal and ethical concerns does that raise the role of using the ministry and domestic law enforcement as well? i think it's really important to zoom out a little bit. what is the problem that incumbent president trump is trying to solve for? and if he's trying to protect a disaffected american citizens, spending hundreds of millions of dollars to depart, migraines, for parts of our community club families here is not going to actually fix that problem. instead, it's going to have massive humanitarian implications. be logistically, incredibly challenging and costs the tax payer's money that shouldn't be spent in that way. instead,

we should be thinking about common sense ways to build pathways so that migrants are able to come here lawfully and contribute to our economy. it's important to remember that it's legal to seek asylum in the united states as well. i don't understand why we only care about the rule of law when we're talking about expelling and begins instead of talking about when we're protecting them. is that also an issue in uh where to send many of these people? where will they go and you will, they be returned directly to that home countries and what risks does that pose? well, it really depends on who we're talking about. um, under us law, based on international norms, we are not allowed to refile or some people back to countries where they faced a persecution based on who they are. whether it's their raise, their religion, their political affiliations, and their gender identity,

etc. and so i think the idea of indiscriminately sending people to countries where they may face persecution and harm is, is incredibly troubling. so, how, how do you see this putting out? i mean, are they going to be a lot of legal battles do you think of, and i imagine there will be a lot of legal battles in our courts. i also think that the direct implications on the ground will be horrifying. i worked at the border or the arizona, so nora, mexico, puerto during the pyre, trump presidency, and i saw firsthand exactly what the cost of those anti immigrant anti asylum border policies looked like in real time. and the reality is likely heard during the last segment. as folks were playing persecution cannot be incentivized to stay where they are. they have to go somewhere. and under us law, we are suppose to afford them an opportunity to defend their asylum keys and to

seek protection that our shores. it's incredibly disappointing that we refuse to do that. at the end of the day, a trump has indeed one of the us selection and he was voted in on the basis of the policies that he has to very okay about including immigration. it clearly is a very important issue for many, many americans. so how, what is the solution then how, how is it addressed and how people's concerns in america addressed or yeah, i think it's a really difficult question. um, you know, a lot of americans are falling victim to a really tactical, politically motivated smear campaign against migrants. a boat on fairly associates, my grims with criminality, insinuates that my friends do not contribute to the united states. and this is destiny, hampton, and disenfranchised struggling american citizens against immigrants. when in reality, there are other villains that we need to face,

and immigrants are massive contributors to the american economy. if we could focus on, we'll solutions that give americans who feel at risk, who do not have the jobs or economic empowerment they seek protection and support. instead of spending billions of dollars, taxpayer dollars to the port immigrants that really don't impact the data, the lives of american citizens. ok, alexandra, many thanks for joining us on al jazeera, alexandra miller, and immigration justice attorney and the interim executive director at the seen a non profit corporation. that's eastern pallet. immigrant justice advocates for russian president vladimir pierson has publicly congratulated donald trump on his election victory over the pat, have yet to speak on the phone. he's in described trump as

a brave mom for his handling of an assassination attempt. and back in july, the kremlin spokesman dmitri pess called says russia is ready to discuss the crating conflicts with the united states. or what could interest you to get a little she means range, are you still interested? i mean, especially me to make the most information difficult on the issue in the company, but you can go to and you have not come up here. i told him that you could understand. that's great. nancy is turned on a beloved feature kilometers exclusive, next year. yeah. it should probably know if it has more from most guys, legitimate patient express residence for contacts with donald trump. during his speech at the vaulted discussion club, just recently on says the nice, but there are no specific details about the weight. how that going to be carried out yet, please, who has repeatedly spoken about. he's an openness to dialogue and ukraine was owing to sweet policies. but according to best cove, it's pretty mature. let's talk about the possibility of moving relations between

russia in the us until some positive steps towards that child that take it. so the criminal does not expect sanctions against the russian to the left at any time. soon enough to trump comes into power versus openness to dine. local ukraine though, does not mean a change in the goals of the special mutual peroration in ukraine and credit spokes . person to be true for school has said that the goals of the special mutual peroration remain the same as its intended for the security of the country and its citizens. but to the patient hasn't duels the idea of trump involvement until in settling the ukrainian conflict. meanwhile, trans vice president j. d bonds and advise of richard gr, now are against the ministry support for ukraine. both of them are expected to devise trump to end the goal. meaning that you, cree, would have to give up some good territories taken by russia, and even more of that, as russia won't know, just don't ask and look guns regions, it's taken, but also separate rogia. and here's some regions. it hasn't entirely taken but so many believe that it looks doubtful. the trump would make these concessions to

appease russia. you'd have shut off all the way out to 0. most grade the to the us federal reserve says he was resign. even if us are the president to elect donald trump's relationship with jerome, how public a salad over rate rises during his 1st time in office, just 2 days off to trump one. and the 2nd term, the fed has caught rates by cost of a point on thursday in an attempt to low inflation rustling. jordan reports inflation in the united states, 2 point one percent. unemployment 4 point one percent risk of a recession in the next year. down to 15 percent, according to some economists. all good news said president joe biden on thursday. i know people were still hurting, but things are changing rapidly. together,

we've changed america for the better problem is many us voters struggling to cover the bills, didn't believe by. i knowledge shift economy, get people working, spending money, they don't want to spend any think everything's expensive. and now president elect, donald trump told these voters to trust him. i said before you today is the only catch at a joke and rescue our academy. and i mean, from all the little ration every store, it strikes prosperity and great. just against this backdrop, the federal reserve cut interest rates for a 2nd time this year share jerome pal told reporters, the central bank is still trying to break size. the economy. after several years of pandemic, related inflation supply chain shortages and surging housing prices. the election will have no effects on our policy decisions. after today's move, we're down 75 basis points. and we're, we're asking ourselves, is that where we need to be? you know, that we're,

we're trying to steer between the risk of moving too quickly. and perhaps undermining our progress on inflation or moving too slowly and allowing the labor market to weaken too much we're trying to to, to, to be on a middle pass. but power also said he knows the big picture isn't resonating with many americans, such as this man. com. yes, i voted for trump so that the economy would grow more and so that we would have a better country. thank you very much. wow. but the voters expectations could be put on hold. trump has promised to end the central banks independence. if he asked you to leave, would you go? no. do you think that legally keep it for not required to leave? no. a power struggle over the fed clinic now like a new round of economic instability in the us and around the world. not what anyone wants. russell and jordan elders, era, washington, travelers. your opinion need is

a meeting of the european political community summit in budapest. the was a new crane, and garza had been a focus of the discussions, but also addressing the re election of donald trump in the us and the impact that might have on trade ties. how some, how about it is that that meeting in budapest, ukraine was on top of the agenda and from the strong to the tools. and during the press conference, it was obvious that it's going to be a long way for the european union to narrow the differences over how to move fluids . as far as ukuleles consent, france, germany, the he, you commission of the president of the council out of the view that europe has to continue provide and significant ministry and financial support for ya, freight. and that is absolutely no way that can allow your claim to be defeated by russia. but all those believe that it's about time for a dignified exit strategy for ukraine. prime minister of hungary victo all that

has been hammering out the same message time and again, which is basically that if the claim is don't go for the piece the now that would be the big loza. i continue my efforts to advertise that kind of international crime as broad as possible to create the pro peace climates around the war. and them influence the voting policies. that's literally it the have to have the fees filed and then from negotiations and to the store communications. so that's what i have done. i would never, they have to say what should be done the ukrainians that country. 2 the future that life southern country economy was still on the agenda of the year for you is now trying to figure out ways to move forward when it comes to closing the gap on competitiveness and also boosting investment. there's been a report which was produced by the form of a president of the central bank my your drive, this which says that you need 800000000000 euros to be able to close that

competitiveness gap, particularly with china and with the united states of america. however, the deal is really concerned because the fee, that one's integrated from mike definitely go for the jog a, i didn't pose titus onto europeans. and this is what you will be is how to say about that potential. first of all, engage very important. what we have started yesterday. secondly, discuss the book about common interests and the common interest that we have. so and then go into negotiations. 0 p as in says that for the time being the need to maintain a united phones. and that they face massive challenges in the future that china is willing to flug, europe and marcus with cheap products. and the americans insisting that todd is just a matter of time, but will be repeating, be able to satisfy the own differences. they seem to be divided over

a wide range of issues the mid east china, ukraine, russia, climate change and migration. however, when you listen to the o p leaders, they've been saying that this is the state of democracy. we disagree and we have to continue working towards consensus. how should i? but i just see that without this foreign ministers from turkey and greece have been discussing the long standing disputes have been narrow time boundaries and the gin and mediterranean sees the disagreements centers around hall fall from that corresponds the territories go and who has the right to explore and exploit those resources. john romulus reports from the greek odd ends of some us in the east and g and greece and took a need to resolve how to set maritime borders. india, g and greece wants the full plenty to columbus is. a territorial was allowed under

international law to kill prefers to stick to the current 11 columbus has. the tuckers coast behind me comes so close to sa most. here it makes no difference how much territorial was each side claims. this narrow straight is divided down the middle, but there are wide swap, severe june where it doesn't matter. and if greece has its way, it will end up controlling mold and 70 percent of the gmc up from 43 percent today . and agreement may be impossible because feelings run so high on both sides. but perhaps they can agree to let an international court decide the method that could be the way out. both sides are now ready for and the other issues on the agenda. a police station on the greek island of rhodes, inside dozens of migrants and asylum seekers are being held in custody until recently, hundreds of them slept on the streets. roads has no official reception center, so they have to be brought to items that do like some of the camp here is

overcrowded as migrant and asylum. so you can numbers have gone up substantially and recent months, every room had the for the bed. but the right no, there is a, there sounds inside the room. so we sleep the underground of the signs of intensive use of visible in this video given to us from inside the camp showing broken floor boards and unsanitary washrooms. the composite operation is drastic to increase the since the summer. and right now we can see that people are sleeping even in the common spaces. so inside kitchens, inside of classrooms, the campus made for 3500 people are there more than 4000 people inside of the can. grease ones to kid to clamp down on people smugglers and to take back migrants who don't qualify for asylum to accuse suspended an agreement to do so. in 2020 jumpstart, helpless elders are in the east of june. a has on out. is there a,

a warning is that 2000000 people are facing the risk of immune and famine in brushing? as me, i must move back, continues the

the the, [000:00:00;00] the united nation says to 1000000 people in me on most were kind stays are risk of starvation as the country's economy collapses. a new report says, food production,

letting me cover 20 percent of the state's needs by mid 2025. 8 agencies are facing severe difficulties accessing. recline due to restrictions by the mid should government hold on. 500000 people are relying entirely on aid. tony chang has moved from bank of in the united nations is wanting that as many as 2000000 people are in danger of famine and starvation in man miles west. and we're kind state the u. n. d p in a recently released report says the situation has been caused by a perfect storm. civil climate change, the collapse of the local economy, the severe shortage of fuel fertilizes and seeds. currently, the region is only able to produce about 20 percent of the food that it needs at the center of this crisis, or the hangup once the target of a genocide now cool between 2 warring factions, man mos on the on the rebels who are trying to through the mount,

those who are lucky enough for being able to escape across the borders into bangladesh. but millions remain in the perilous existence. it's about to get considerably worse. tony checking out as a bank of china has improved a plan to increase the debt ceilings, the local governments by $840000000000.00 as part of a stimulus intended to ease in economic crisis. that also comes off to the election of donald trump as president of the united states, who has been threatening to impose tariffs on chinese products, which could lead to a trade war, which doesn't include in to, to sign your resign from my previous company in april. and i've sent out resumes during this period to don't, but you can see it takes more than half of yeah. to get some new job with them. i don't know, they're not so many projects and there was not much to monitor testing. now you understand the into the whole business hasn't improved since the pandemic. it's remain steady. there are fewer people,

fewer people come to eat and the frequency of dining has decreased yet the price for dining has increased to how it started coming back on in cuba, up to a category 3. hurricane made land full on wednesday. hurricane rafael, left more than 10000000 people in the dog experts, a crippling sanctions from the us and a filtering economics this fits system humphrey recovery efforts. iran a con reports the 17th named storm of the season has affected 10000000 people in cuba. the profile packed a 185 kilometers an hour with which operated trees and damaged home. life is slowly coming back to the deserted streets of havana for those businesses. transport services and schools were closed as the hurricane made land full on wednesday. i'm gonna have a young man, imagine what my husband and my daughter went through here. the metal roof sheets were flying off. when everything come down a bit, we managed to get out of here. we were very scared. we have never been to

a storm inside a house before. the important thing is that we are our lives all made out of the i've never seen this in 61 years used today was my birthday. and i had a very sad birthday because i sold the stadium fully and a pod. the towel was falling down and the roof towels flying around. i have never seen that in my life, eva. it's the 3rd major power outage in just a couple of weeks. raphael uprooted, pulls and damage transmission lines. that's after hurricane oscar and another power failure due to aging infrastructure. there's been criticism of the government for failing to provide a central services. you won't be in the companion, m, e and julio. we are going to break the enemy campaign of the haitians who have already said that cuba has collapsed. nobody has collapsed here. what we are doing here is standing up and facing, we have already organized the entire recovery phase. the damage caused by this hurricane. so far there have been no,

that's the cash strapped. the communist government has been reeling under crippling sanctions by neighboring united states. last month, united nations general assembly voted in favor of the call for the us to end its economic, commercial and financial embargo on cuba sanctions, which impact cubans ability to pick up pieces to rebuild after yet another disaster . in addition, changing climate patterns means frequency and for all city of hurricanes has increased. and the storm season isn't over yet. ronald han out to 0 to the vials us note saddam can see it will have wrong house and powers for the 1st time since spring saw it in spite devastating 5 and 20191 of the 8 bowels was used in the c as powers olympic games 5 years ago, flames ravaged the unesco site,

causing this 5 to collapse. 861 year old landmark is set to reopen next month off the painstaking restoration efforts. that's it for me by the inside this these uh send these aidan will be here in just a moment. lots more of the dates do stay with us here at the and there will come a time where no amount of dollars will be able to make up for what is broken activists making that boise how many disasters do we need to start taking action in the fights against the climate catastrophe. this generation is trying to save the world. we are in an emergency right now. when you do the, how much destruction you're gonna face the consequence. nature is done. dying of now on how to sierra how is 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 known as a media and they think it's how it is weaponized is this online course has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever female let this operational can't do that. what they are trying to sell right now is a full blown genocide, the listening pace because the media on al jazeera, how are you doing? i mean the. busy the or see me live so, so the, the boy or 2 of them already thought. but yeah, you don't want to are cool. well, how about it sort of slow the your how do you have the so now you get dental

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