the, the, [000:00:00;00] the piece really midsize target palestinians sheltering in tens with the war on gaza and it's 400 day the play you watching out a 0 life from the house for the back table. so i head protests in spring slides hate valencia region. the government is criticized for any that a quick response. i'm john henry at outside mar logo were president elect donald

trump has mr. g deadline to set up his new government and a europe renews. it's promised to support ukraine. a strong selection. victory raises questions about the future of military a to keep the thank you for joining as we begin in the gaza strip, where israel as war is now, and it's 400 day, more than 43500 palestinians have been killed. and the u. n. stays close to 70 percent of those killed in the 1st 6 months where women and children and one of the latest attacks and is really military, has helicopter hit a camp, housing displaced people near the l at the hospital in del, blah, in central guys. at least 2 people were killed is really forces of struck the area at least 8 times since the war began. i correspond to entire cup was, is in del blah here reports on the aftermath of that attack. maalox hospital

panic in the us to mass of that tax city is what killed during intense heat. rushed to the ceiling through the post and shift over the sight of the family. and is very minute to hear the call to hold as of a hit. to upset the results of the rocket that hit the camp a diamond, but this is the 8th attack. since i came here, my 10 together with a lot of other tense was banned. 3 weeks ago. we are defensive civilians, not terrorists. we are displaced. people want nothing but security and safety. the fiscal yard into shut overlooks the hospital was a place of refuge for those fleeing. isabelle compartments. people with know what else to go living and make shift tents. they hoped they would be safe. but there were rooms among those quotes and the bombing repeats as seeking to document the human suffering of as well as school. and the guy didn't show up,

but just let us what i'm doing well. we were attempt full of journalists. i had left to interview a young girl, and all of a sudden the helicopter launched a missile without any warning. the missile targeted all these 10, several of us journalists were injured. the wounded would carry them foot to a nearby hospital. does he have long been overwhelmed? by a constant flow of casualties today, people of being in just literally on the doorstep, the people is absolutely, i've been going through it on relating to chrome. i do the best i've talked for this place has tend to be completely unsafe. even these hospitalized stuff off to and so that's a big place of a treatment. tend to be a graveyard who displaced families talked about as them out there that are kind of fun is around that is also carried out. strikes across northern gaza. people have been using cards to take the one day to hospital. is there any forces of late fee, city area for more than

a month cutting off access to basic necessities and medical care built this house dies uh i see. and what was the situation? come on, i had one hospital in northern gauze or is catastrophic. we have no medicine on medical supplies, medical teams that are specialized in certain surgeries onto allowed to come to northern cause we only have a few pediatricians and general internet. so sort of get injured. people are dying every day because we can't give them the life saving centuries that they need. we have as the world to help us, but nobody is helping us. so he's really selling has installed the normal ambulance, isn't the, nor the on even any cause left. those who can manage to somehow make it to the hospital only get the bare minimum of okay who i was. i am from giovanni or for g company, northern gas. these really is attacked us and forced us to move from one place to another. i mean, he had because i have kidney problems. there were 24 dallas patients here and come

on at one hospital. but after his really forces kept attacking the hospital, 20 of them left and now there's only 4 of us. we don't have drinking water or food, not even a piece of bread. we need your mercy. we are peaceful, defenseless civilians. we don't one more. we need to leave in peace and stability. i'm elsewhere a school in the northeast of guys. a city was hate earlier on saturday, killing several people including to during this disgrace spot of scenes was sleeping when it was hits. environmental haiti was at the scene in northern gas. i am right now and so i had a sub box cool and at the fast neighborhood, north, east guys, the city is where 80 flights are just have targeted this shelters. cool. mid my while civilians were sleeping, 6 palestinians had been killed and dozens were injured. as you can see, the scales of destruction inflicted on this a school. this is actually

a classroom shooting. the civilians who had been taking refuge for almost 400. they these of these long is what you need to decide before as we have spoken to civilians to german list have been killed by this attack. as you can see, that based jacket and the helmet on the ground. we can see bit covers and met with is the blog is on the wall. the middle of the lot is everywhere. with the deliberate targeting of the civilians and joined the list and with the ongoing prevention of human italian 8 ethanol within garza, the situation is getting much more dire and with the hospitals are being rendered out of service is due to be released attacks. the situation is getting more tests perfect. 5 days before i even city just around northern garza. by this time earlier we spoke to byron. so haley, who's

a medical doctor in vascular surgeon, he's worked in guys in january and again in july he says doctors are being forced to choose between who lives and who dies. i've done. we can literally have the bottom and we can see the smoke coming out of the bombardment place. i believe it or not, we couldn't get any of those and shifts and that's above meant for another sometimes by something to 12 hours after the end should be simply because it's really, i mean within to any i'm going to get close to that area. so very often you would have someone who was injured who lost his or have leg 8 hours ago, and he or she must have become a kid under the age of 8, has been bleeding, has been tried to stop the bleeding for the last. it's all before someone could get to him or have to bring them to the hospital. so call us anytime we eat bombardment, we know that we're going to get an influx of meth casualty $5.00 to $8.00 our data

. and by the time they come to us, most of them have already died. most of them have all the law them. most of them have already been suffering and literally beating for many hours before they get taught. even when they get taught, it sounds like they have reached heaven. we have to make a decision, was getting our attention because we only have very limited resources who's getting the attention. so most of the time we left, some of them pass away in front of us, we left them the 33 to death and then we get the attention to few of them. that's we can think that's we can give them a chance of living thousands of people have gathered once again in tennessee to protest against these really prime minister many minutes. yeah, i was government families of a captive held in guys or has been gathering in what is now known as hostage square every saturday since october, the 7th. that demanding this now will reach a ceasefire deal in order to secure the release of the captives. meanwhile,

cut us foreign ministry has denied media reports that it's pulled out of mediation efforts to secure a ceasefire between israel and how mos, in a statement, it said cutoff has not withdrawn from its role as a mediator. but said, cut, i will resume efforts when the party showed their willingness and seriousness 3 and the brutal war and the ongoing suffering of civilians and ministry said contact will not be blackmailed. and that ongoing negotiations cannot be used as an excuse to continue the war. in gaza, the foreign ministry is also a fed media reports saying that it asked him off the coast. it's political office in doha, not accurate. last spring in our senior political on this, my one, bashar i for more on this is joining us from go how so um i want the category for administrative rejecting. these media reports that it's pull data of mediation efforts between israel and a mosque, but none the less saying that is starting those efforts. what does this mean effectively?

of the look. it means that we are in the 4 hundreds day of war. i'm cut out has been spear headings the attempt that teaching us use fire for so long now i don't but succeeded the 1st time was over 6 you the 2nd time. but clearly the damned by a number of parties not to be the is where it is to undermine the process or to use or abuse the process of the plumber in order to continue the war. so the carpet is up a few days ago when the american sundays, right? e. so whoever was in the hall talks about about a deal. the to them call us when you're serious enough is enough for us when you're serious because we cannot remain this way. wish thing or time, worst thing everyone's time. and this can you, this evening,

the world about negotiations towards a cease fire when there isn't really a seriousness on the part of the parties. to do so. we have now an incoming us administration with the present elect. uh, from what happens now you think, i mean, what's the likelihood of seeing a resumption in these negotiations any time soon? i you know, i mean if there is a wonderful part, it has to be before january, the 20th, my understanding from trump setting and then you know, you need to wind down the water before i take office january 20th. there's that he, whatever he needs to do, meaning that then you know what needs to do with now, which means continuing the war. or it actually could mean that i want you to just stop and reach the deal before i get to office. big even reputation of is read

according to trump, is in the gutters and hands, something that i give as it where, which one of those interpretations you want to pick is, is basically something that they all finish it up in the next 7 weeks or $75.00 days for them to wind it down on each of the and it's not what, what is clear is that so many of these right is that we've been reporting on one to deal because they're once their captives to be released and certainly much of the world in fact, the majority of not all the world one see slide one, then enter genocide, the only party that is not interested in a true cease 5, even at 10465 is the government. and in fact, if there is any need for the proof, is that we're reuters or what the news about costs are withdrawing from patients, is rarely a government immediately released it. so you can imagine how much the government

does not want. the problem i see does not want to cease by. it does not want the captives. right. and we've also had the country for an ministry having to deny reports that they're planning to expel him. us officials from doha, there's been quite a lot of fixation about this, that the presence of him also officials into her. and, you know, there are reports that they might be heading to ontario elsewhere. what, what does that effectively do to negotiations? as i like, i like your word succession because best for the day. and so most of the session where the idea of, of the cost that hosts how much and everyone understands. and we've been reporting that everyone else have been reporting guessing. american officials have been clarifying yet that this is the most practical way to conduct the negotiations having back up and his next door as sort of having come out next door. since how much since got that is maybe they think this thing. so this is, this has happened with the approval of everyone involved,

not to be those in charge in washington. but clearly there's been a lot of deception, of course, as you know in the past 400 days. and one of the ways that the deceptions i've happened if i described this and cut that one, or by continuously putting the pressure on cup to, uh, you know, kick out how much as it, where i'm continuously releasing these uh, this information about the issue. it for every time we basically refuted that news, we've got a dollar, we would have been a millionaire by now, but really they've got that, as i've said once, and again, this is not a question of 80 dollars you. this is not even a question of uh, sorted out of it is that question of practically got if it how much is needed in order to reach a deal at the washington. bill barnes, the c i direct that comes to got to in order to, you know, work with that. got that is just as the, the heads of these right and will side does because everyone understands got the, is indispensable for this process. and that's why i thought that, as i said,

why spend up a few days ago saying, you know, get serious and you know when you are serious, get in touch with us because we are ready to reach out reach ceasefire or to revisit the last one. but don't continue to use us or abuse us. i'm use our diplomacy in order to continue with the war. now i'm always good to get your, your insights and analysis on the situation in the region. my one of the shower is our senior political analysts. thank you. and they've been more, he's really bombardments in tire in 711 on several as strikes targeted the suburb, a lot of harsh. the latest attacks come as the lebanese healthways reset, at least 7 people were killed in 46 injured in the southern city on friday, and emergency services in beverly to trying to find people trapped under destroyed homes after another night of these really bombing, the attacks came shortly after these really military issued orders for people living in the southern suburb of the here to leave president say at least 14 s

strikes targeted residential buildings in the area. still ahead on i'll just sierra, i'm ok. no. on the indonesian island of flores, you've us repeatedly forcing thousands of people from the house the there will come a time where no amount of dollars will be able to make up for what is broken activists making. that boy saves her. 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 much destruction you're gonna face the consequence. nature is done. dying of now on houses here in india, illegal mining is having a devastating impact on an ancient mountain range and don't local residence. you look at how much dust there is everywhere. my father is during the phase $1.00 oh,

$1.00 east travels to india to investigate mining. gimme a ralph as he mounted on out to see him examining the impact of today's headlines, a prolonged conflict. the lebanese economy would be an absolute, unflinching gentleness of how many people are in detention. victor, let me be philosophical. no, don't be from the sort of dignity miracle international filmmakers. well cloths, good. so what's the plan here to that question? the most important part is that we get attention to the climate crisis, bring programs to form an expire on how jesse are the the, [000:00:00;00]

the, you're watching l g 0. i reminder about top stories this hour as well. on guy's eyes now, and it's $400.00 day. the military has continued to bomb this trip, including on my wasi refugee. com. that's been designated his face stone, at least 44 people have been killed and he's really attacked since midnight on saturday. and they've been moist really from apartments entire in the south of 11 on several strikes. targeted the setup of course. and they just have task. um, as the lebanese health industry say that the 7 people were killed and 46 injured in the southern city on friday. and 2 of the world news and in spain, protests against the government are on the way in the province of valencia after flooding. that kills more than 200 people. last week. ease of life pictures from valencia city center, as you can see, found says still got a bit late into the nice regional sizes and dis, facing costs to resign. over is handling of the cases. some local say the

government's warnings and response was inadequate. where we challenged these that the protesting valencia for the big price. as i've said, i've covered most the price. as in monica reyes, this is, is a large one. they were suppose the organize of said to be asylums, law house of the specs to the dads. but i see from the here anger against the living politicians. many people here accused of telling nice people has one out. now this protests and basically a sign that the storm the rubbish, this area 11 days ago on the 29th of october has turned into a political one because everyone here is quoting for pretty much one thing. and that's for the resignation of carlos, my son, who is the regional president, this whole law just reading about coming to his office, which is behind the camera. there's pointing at me and basically reading

a manifesto where his resignation is the key part of that manifestation. they hold him responsible, essentially for so many debts. they say that the flooding that took place 11 days ago, that shouldn't be, that's a warning. and that in the devastation that came on in the meat and off the mazda about flooding, where basement flats and underground comp box, uh, adults, uh, and facing some sales, which i need to death transfer for many, many people that they would like to find for themselves with days off the woods and that the clear operation has lots of the being done in the initial stages, at least by volunteers, not by anyone who came from the governmental by the army. so there was a huge amount of anger here, and many thousands of people are on the streets. the voices not to the us and the white house has announced that president elect donald trump for me to present job any oval office next week. trump has not been seen in public since he's election

night speech and has stayed in his my local home in florida. that's where we find john henry, who joins us now lives. so a meeting between the outgoing president and the incoming one next week. what can we expect in terms of the next steps in the transition job? well, it seems like old times visit how elections used to and the outgoing president would greet the incoming president regardless of which one was from which party. and they would have a peaceful transition of government that didn't happen 4 years ago when donald trump contested that election. there was an insurrection on capitol hill and trump left before joe biden was inaugurated. this is the kind of return to normalcy we expect in the drum administration or the incoming trump administration is busily trying to feel about 4000 jobs, about 1200 of them need to have sent it confirmation to so they could use all the help they could get in handing over the keys to the us government. donald trump has

one issue though, and that is that he was supposed to have signed an ethics agreement on october 1st one that his people had come up with explaining how he would ensure that there were no conflicts of interest that is required by the presidential transition act, and that wasn't a part of and amendment that was added in 2019, specifically because donald trump wasn't abiding by all of the normal rules. he wasn't divesting of his stock. she wasn't putting money in a blind trust and he didn't release his tax returns as he promised he would. but as for the trump people, they say they will sign that they are just negotiating the final terms. and another issue a has drawn is a legal cases and, and the 3 on results cases that are looming overhand what happens to those that's right. you got the uh, the case in new york that is the hush money chaise where donald trump paid off

stormy daniels and adult film actors a $150000.00 just before the election. and it was found guilty on, on multiple accounts, almost 3 dozen felony counts. and he is to be sentenced on november 26th. exactly how that's going to go. nobody knows because it's never happened before, but it's unlikely a state judge is going to put an incoming president in prison just before he takes that he starts his administration. and then you've got the election interference case in washington, d. c. the prosecutor in that case, as he needs until december, 2nd to decide how he's going to handle that. because the supreme court recently ruled that a president has immunity for any official acts with whom i have to figure out how to go forward. and then there's the documents case, the classified documents case were, trump took some classified documents from our logo, and that case was dismissed. but that is being appealed. and in georgia, there's another election interference case. and in that case,

the prosecutor is now being evaluated has been delayed because there is concern that she had a conflict of interest after having a personal relationship with see some prosecutor who is leading that case. it gets very messy, but we'll have it all worked out sometime after the election. thank you very much. john. john hendern live there in florida. us and the mexican government says its policies to reduce the number of migraines crossing into the united states are working and will stay in place, but they are under pressure from president elect. donald trump, who says, is referred to in post ties. 5th border crossings. don't fall dramatically after trumps victory in the us election, you officials have been renewing pledges of support to ukraine. russia has increase of tots on ukrainian cities as the war approaches 1000 days. if you meet your measured and co reports, these have become daily seems across the crate. here in the port city of odessa, russian strikes it, residential areas, killing one person,

an injury many more. there was a very loud explosion. everyone was screaming the children, it was horrific of a similar attack on the same city just a day earlier. ukraine says russia launched 2000 drones in october on the key of relies on the international support in this war. it's received a $113000000000.00 for us to use foreign policy chief arrived in cuba on saturday to reassure this aid will not stop. this before remains on waving the support is actually needed for you to continue defending himself against russia aggression. what was the pledge comes off to donald trump won the us election by then? you know what i, what are the key? am i your, to hello by any of us selections have global consequences? undoubtedly ukraine counts on us leadership in helping achieve a just

a piece. trump has criticize the volume of aid. washington sends to ukraine. he once promised to end the war and ukraine in 24 hours. some think he reiterated when meeting with ukraine's president in september. so we have a very good relationship and i also have a very good relationship as you know with president. and i think we went to get it resolved, right. trump, however never elaborated what this plan entails. but one of his aides has suggested keith would need to see territory. moscow says it's ready for contact with trump, but play down his pledges. i think some of the promises to resolve the situation and ukraine is swiftly and nothing more than rhetoric. both the outgoing and incoming us administrations should take signals like that very seriously. the war and ukraine is nearing 1000 days and russia has been pushing back ukrainian troops

across the front lines without the washington support. key of could find itself losing even more ground. to meet treatment but then go out to 0. i guess on the eastern punjab provinces binding people and children from fox spray grounds and sues in response to unprecedented levels of absolution. schools were ordered to close earlier this week. par, so saw face to face via pollution at this time of year as far as brand fields, following the green, harvest equity b as also reach hazardous levels in neighboring india. and of ok. now on the indonesian island of flores has erupted at least 3 more times. since friday, monthly with toby lucky, lucky spewed ash as high as 9 meters, 9000 meters into the sky. nearly 16000 people living and village is close to the volcano, have been moved with a forty's planning to widen the restricted area. and germany is mocking. 35 years since the fall of the berlin wall. it was a pivotal moment in history, which i should in the end of communism in eastern europe and was separated comes

release berlin from the capitalist west. a year after it came down, germany was re unified and that is in use for now. knowledge is 0, the weather is next. and that inside story looks at how and why do you estimate credit party last significant ground in the presidential election? i'll be back with more news after that. stay with us on arches here. the the hello. we have some rather live the showers now pushing across central pilots of australia. a bit of a northwest cloud fan from the pill by pushing right down towards that southeast and corner. is it go through the next couple of days? it will say some, whatnot. the showers just gathering around that eastern side of also sunday,

the west to web will be just coming out to the w way. pushing across into northern pals. south australia. you can see some wet weather that to the northeast on the south. well, southeast and past all quays. and so just around the go, the pushing up to was brisbin some what to what the coming through. slowly slipping a little further east, which as we go through monday, but coming a little more widespread into i know the sections of new south wells. by tuesday, we have got about what the weather is starting to push a little further south with sidney sinks and modern lobby. so as longest both of right. so what's the weather to coming into of victoria but from quantity heights few showers into the interior pretty quite very well. but the like going on is logic shuffled across a good part of new zealand with a cloud just coming in going here. why for the time being across the good parts of japan, but some west, the weather is in the process of moving into the fall. so as we go one through

sunday in some monday brought us guys behind. i'm not too bad for china. the or with didn't joe biden style from the economy to immigration and rules and ukraine in the middle east. the outgoing us presidents is widely since it has achieved too little. so what went wrong and when does that leave with democratic

policy?