on the there's no limit to have a dream container stuck in your own adventure, no counter. and the grief in northern gone to the g. 6 members of one family, a killed and is rainy. attack many of them children, the head of them are a kyle, this is out. is there a life from doha also coming on. 11 and 23 people are killed and is really attacks on a village north of the root. moving

a 100 people are detained in amsterdam during the band palestine solidarity protest . plus, i'm john henry and outside donald trump's more along the resort where the president elect has been talking to dozens of world leaders as he prepares to take offers the and is really strong icon. jamalia in the news of the gaza strip has killed 36 members of a single family, 13 of them children. thousands more were injured and many still traps under the debt free of correspondents. in guns, a hand quarterly reports a single is rarely strikes. giovanni, a canning and bring dozens of people in one blow, the latest massacre of palestinians and nothing cause as has been the case out this war, most of the dead are women and children. more than 50 people were there,

the grandchildren, children, and daughters oldest place. they taken refuge with family seeking safety. they were all inside when the house was struck. cause has been forced to endure 400 days in counting of this kind of onslaught. no outside intervention, strong enough to stop is roads or machine box by the u. s. and things are getting worse. the strike came with no warning and only hit civilians cutting them to pieces. the other these railways follow the policies of genocide and ethnic cleansing to force the palestinians to leave their areas. the arab leaders watch and turn a blind eye to this current waterfall of blood and the complete destruction of gaza . we will never leave our lands, we will remain strong. and we will stay here in jamalia and in northern garza,

the chevy. the people are angry and have knew that house is coming when the civilians all in one place likely praying for salvation from this war. when that is really military brought the war to them, those lucky enough to survive for thrown into trees and neighboring homes. what's left of those who were lying concrete or buried under the rumble? is there any forces are striking, densely populated areas and nothing causal? i think schools, homes, and shelters housing, hundreds of families with no civil defense themes or ambulances. remaining survivors and neighbors are left to rescue or recover victims from the rubble in the whole. they all just see that there is but of calls upon this time. and that's not just the north of gone. so that continues to sofa is really attacks on

the dead and injured have been arriving at our exit hospital in central garza after an attack on, on this or at refugee come, treat people were killed. eye witnesses said palestinian civilians photography as a dozen well to provide displaced people with war. so is where the forces have carried out a series of strikes across 11 and at least $23.00 people were killed and the attack on a house in a village north of pay. route 7 children are amongst the dead rescue. teams use bull days as to copeland russell for any people trapped underneath. of these 9 people were killed in a separate attack in the eastern city of fall, but i was there a john list solemn cause that was after scene incentives. this report, national feedback to alma to be called that should be and then we aren't, oh, much village in the mount, lebanon governor rich. and that the stuff is ready will plains attached to this house a few hours ago. shouldn't be harder to wash it,

cut off completely on the people inside. the, in dozens of bodies have been recovered from under the rubble. the us at the local authorities have sent more heavy equipment to hope recovery efforts and thoughts and the people here see a move parties along under the rubble and debris of the cut out to the house. is there any forces have been targeting the village of match since the start of the war and current round of escalation? see how lot previous is ready rates hadn't targeted residential areas. and oh, much. well, since this is the only time the is ready, ministry has attacked a residential house here. saw a lot of money that was housing displaced, families, local authorities, a trying to talk to family members who may know how many people were inside the house at the time. of the bombing yelton, several children among the dead. the heavy equipment is being used to recover the victims sold had been months and so long as just a, you know, i'm not sure but look 9, sorry. and state media is,

are pushing at least 7 people killed and 20 others wounded and is really attacking it, damascus, a residential building in the sump of, of site design a was had several. is there any attacks on syria has been reported over the past week, including and homes and a laptop police in the netherlands have arrested more than a 100 protesters rallying in support of palestine. and um, sometimes main square authorities that impose a 3 day bond on protest. something on friday, the people gather to demonstration off, the locals were accused of anti semitism of a thursday night street fight. simple thing is for any football fans, i'm honest again, no fee is riley funds pull down palestinian flags and talented racist n t. r of slogans set by some was out in the main square and i'm done with protest as was still chanting support for palestine. despite heavy police presence, the flashes in the opposite i'm on times square between police. i'm protests. those who say that they are outraged about the narrative of anti semitism. that was with

the traits, not only by the authorities, but also by the dutch media off the riots took place between my coffee football support to send people. and i'm to them on thursday night is for at least a we're going to to what injuries off the people were beating them up. and people in the i'm so that from the jewish community community are probably much afraid of what's happened. but people here say that was just one side of the story. i don't need that side of the story has spray in the media and by the story to say say what happened actually was that the, my god, the support this will vary of hopefully and also find the pressure and ask for them . they have the race or so they will globally fire and just inside they were a 2nd people's houses fair in class. i know the more recent, the pictures that they were using island photos and space also to attract people in um to them. and that side of the story, these professors here, i say,

it's not coming up in the media or any other reports and that's why they're still frustrated. i'm just, i'm, it's ration. but it's also something they're very angry about because to me over i'm to them has always sat, demonstrating in the netherlands isn't starting basic right now. you see that they're being swipe off. the square, many have been beaten up and arrested. but they continue to protest, swept past algebra to them, then knock him. climb is a professor of political science about 11 university, he says, is really, is, may not be fully aware of how the war on garza is perceived in europe. the coverage of the science came easier knowing fully aware how the war in gaza is perceived worldwide. they think that what they watching tv is what everybody. everyone else is in the,

in the globally watch this the same, the reality of going through the same conclusions. that's not the, that's one second. others perhaps felt that they want to teach the b, u. p. s, the profile, this, the new york p s i the, somebody to, as they call it and december like europe is they want to listen to show them who, who is a good boss in their own home. that that's what happened. and it's a sense send freak perception off is why it is even more as victim hold that this much to is a very easily immediate. they across very, very easily. they translate into victim, hold onto somebody fission against us. so it's a very typical as windy reaction to that as to what,

what happened in dean, i'm still done, but also a very typical mainstream is maybe reaction to the world. the concerns about the warrant garza of the saudi arabia's top military chief is in a wrong with a high ranking delegation. the chief of general staff of the saudi armed forces is meeting is a run in come to part to discuss bilateral relations and defense corporation. the 2 countries last held talks on defense and regional issues in december 2023. and ron and saudi arabia have been vitals, they've implants, and them, at least for the past 45 years. the saudi is a ride to an x patch and run in a fuzz. he says the delegations also discuss possible joint minute tree drills assignment relations. i've been moving up of the sooty ravia and chief of staff,

paid a rare visit to tell ron alongside with a group of high ranking officials and they had in meeting with uranian chief of staff mohammed, bob, ready to discuss a wide range of military and defense issues the key point of concern, according to the rain and media reporting on the event was the passionate bilateral sized expansion of military corporation. between the 2 countries that are regional power houses with a long history of rivalry. therefore, it's critically important to follow what they're doing, but they're talking in this meeting. and at the same time, they also talked about the possibility of a military thrill between the 2 countries. enabled 3, previously uranian naval commander. talked about such a possibility. and now you're on invited, sued, you maybe have to take part in such a minutes, the practice and also the chief office staff that you gave me. and chief of the

staff invited studio, maybe in defense minister to pay a visit to, to around the know that last year they had a phone conversation. and just getting back to the initiative that was funds back in 2023 in beijing. the saw, the concert part of the store, the chief office staff said that it's going to create. busy a sort of strategy opportunity for the 2 sides to create a better ties in between and added to all is the phone conversation that you rang and present had with the iranian, with the sued you baby and crowns present their receive the same code for the pre 1st of the 2 sides to improve the by that to of ties between. so do you rate. yeah . and you're wrong. is there any problem is that benjamin netanyahu says he's had 3 conversations with us present to elect donald trump since he won the election. and that's neil who says the to see i to i is comments come just as us present terabyte

most set to meet as well as the president isaac has old at the white house on choose day by me. well, what do you, but we still have to shovel for over the last few days. i've spoken 3 times with president elect. donald trump. these were very good and very important conversations talks designed to further tighten the strong alliance between israel and the us. we see eye to eye on the a rainy and threat and all of its components. and the danger posed by that. we also see the great opportunities before israel in the field of peace and its expansion and in other fields. john henderson is in west palm beach in florida. he looks at the different relationships benjamin netanyahu has had with donald trump and joe biden. you can bet the joe biden hasn't spoken with benjamin netanyahu 3 times since tuesday, and that, that tells you little about the breezy relationship. they have bite me, just know netanyahu for years, but netanyahu is, is on the right. biden is on the left side. there's a lot they disagree with,

with trump, the have much more agreement and then you know, who talked about how they saw ida, i on a ron and, and as he put at the prospects for peace, for israel, it's also important to note that trump has said that he would want to, he would wind down the wars around the world. he specifically made mentioned ukraine, but we can expect that he might want to put some pressure on his friend netanyahu, in order to push for that cease fire that joe biden has not been able to get a having a little better relationship with him. trump might be able to achieve what vibrant had not all final vote tally is out of arizona. show trump winning. the 7th and final swing states completing his clean sweep of each one. for the corner is a professor of american politics at the university of sydney. he says, kind of the highest of inability to distance himself from joe biden, likely close to the race a. it's an impressive victories the truck because his fitness center rice carrie

liked when, say you can't say, well, it was just the swing against the democratic party. people had been very concerned, arizona and nevada are about housing prices, about the cost of living. it's given trump some would say a mandate within 7 of the states, but i even think with a narrow and mature heat, trump waived in the same way using executive orders. probably not huge. the relying on the congress, even though it's going to be republican congress. it seems in the senate in the house, so it's added up to what is son desperately a comprehensive when. ready the 7 swing states, and i think there's, there's just way to associated with bite and she doesn't really distances. so in the campaign i think that was a major error she made by saying she wouldn't do anything different late. she'd been in charge. i think this is a very much we see all this across a number of elections this year that incumbents with there is i,

inflation with the cost of living is gone up with housing. prices has gone up with interest rates have gone up. all of those things make it really hard to hold onto incumbent se, se is tempting, i think, to argue that any republican who as well non, probably would have won the selection, specifically against the democrat who was associated with the incumbent, saying that's the price of the vice president, the democrats really would have had to have a pretty open primary. and someone who was really criticizing the button a bit strange and from within the party would have been, i think they were on the pipe. so i had head on out to sarah. i'm going to send them bits in the border between mexico and what they're my that were migrates are facing mass kidnappings, extortion by drug car sales. the on counting the cost of devastation in spain is europe prepared for climate change

is rarely extensive. vital lifeline for the palestinian economy, but just for one month plus how can i for a good type into its vast energy reserves to transform its accommodate counting the cost on outages 0 after more than a century this prison in the city of highland closed for good for 35 percent less crime in the past decade, the were not enough murderous or the next to fail. the selves. prisoners have been replaced by startup companies university and to send them off for the knowledge is to me and that both phones that are focused on relatively light crime in the past is one of the main reasons, presence were emptying and more attention on life. off to prison, preventing re offending from a place of consignments and restrictions. this has turned into a space for free activity and free thinking. this transition stimuli system dr. approach to the tension because simply putting people behind boss does not present

crime, says one back. a mom's well now teaches are to juvenile conflicts after spending 20 years in prison himself. despite the duck success story, the crime rate has grown up slightly with authorities now more focus on trucks and the kids and cyber crime. the, [000:00:00;00] the like i knew of what challenges there and his reminder about top stories this hour is where the forces have killed at least 49 people across the gaza strip says don't on sunday, most of those were killed in a single strike into bomb. yeah. and then no, but to 6 members of one family, including 13 children, died and to attack is there any forces also carried out

a series of strikes across 11 and an attack killed at least $23.00 piece of most of the songs that to have fall back and the areas in the south, but also talk says docs police have detains more than 100 protests as who valued in support of palestine. and i'm sometimes named square the supplies of fun. hundreds of people gather to demonstrate off the locals were accused of anti semitism. it was thursday night street flights, simple thing, as rainy football fans, the russia at least 5 people being engineered most go well, 3 cranium drain, attack operations, multiple apples in the capital was suspended for several hours. at least 30 full of 84 trains talk to rushes capital region. both countries of increased drain strikes in the past weeks, all depends as to alice could talk less how some details and the biggest attack of its type,

the data ukraine last doesn't drones versus capital most of temporarily shutting down 3 of the cities for airports, starting at night the attacks continued pos, doing with footage of drones captured by civilians as they flew low to evade russian rate to the russian. and this of air defense system of which came kind of was mostly created during the cold war. and so your times was not designed for drugs. it was designed to intercept the military objects were smaller numbers but were fast bigger targets and not the forms of much smaller and slower drones. most cars may have said that many of the drones were shut down, but their presence in proximity has been enough to cause chaos with the russian air traffic flights for diverted away as airports had to quickly suspend operations can ukraine. the southern port of augusta was targeted over night. waves of russian grows, has the city somewhere,

shut down the many mates through damaging buildings and exhaustion fires. if there was a very loud explosion, we were taking shelter downstairs and we got covered with dust. everyone was screaming children, it was her re fixed, we run towards our apartments and it was impossible to get in the smoke from burning cause filled the rooms. despite the recent hard fighting, there has been little moving on the battlefields divide the crews or the next. the drone bull has grown and ferocity is both russia and ukraine increase the range in scope of their attacks and both sides talk it enemy, infrastructure, industrial capacity supply need. so the cities alex could helpless how to 0. hundreds of thousands of migrants. refugees and asylum seekers. that trying to reach the southern border of the united states, many and up in the hands of criminal syndicates on drug cartels that charge fees and hold people for run some under around p i t as in top of sure,

with move on the situation on folding on mexico's folder with cost them all the migrants hoping to reach the united states field. the raft crossing the suits you at the river on the bottom of the border. but as the set foot, the mexico many ends up in the hands of drug cartels like this, some during woman in our family who prefer to remain nameless for fear. as we found the ations, they were held for 3 days in a structure filled with other objective migrants known as the chicken coop until they could pay a $100.00 us dollars. each ransom we crossed the river, then several men approached on motorcycles. they took us. they asked us what we were doing, that we were foreigners and not supposed to be there. they demanded money today, my brother was able to do a wire transfer. we paid them and they let us go. of the criminal stems their skin

to signal they had paid the kids for march to me. they said take off your shirt. then they stamped us. they said that is their steel. and once you're stumped, anyone who checks us would not hurt us because they control the area. they see that if you're not stumped in other people catch you, you have to pay again. but again, many other families repeated the same story in the shelter, but all were too scared to talk. and camera chavez was one of the safest states and mexico, the crime groups, and arrived in recent years to take advantage of the lucrative mike when smuggling trades to, mexico's government likes to highlight its success in sending the flow of migrants . so what everyone here will tell you, i'll be in a whisper, is that it's organized crime that controls who moved here. while the tory piece turned a blind guide to it. then because there was something i look at something with either one person who's not afraid to speak his father, a min vasquez, a priest. and so that'd be that girl who has spent 2 decades defending migrants. c

a v. as here to tell the ladies here, during the previous administration, there was violence against the migrants, but it was hidden. not now. now they do it in front of everyone for every one to see the kidnappers trucks park in front of the municipality and take the migraine. so what the municipal police, the national guard and all the authorities know what's happening. they all colluding with organized crime about again a terrifying prospect for thousands of migrants fling may have at home just to become a commodity in any increasingly violent trades. i listened to the, the, i just need a separate tool that having to f quakes off the coast of cuba. the 1st with magnitude 5.9 trema, i'm with fluid shortly off to inspire a more powerful magnitude. 6.8 quake shaking was felt by residence in santiago to cuba, proteins, but there'd be no immediate reports of damage or injuries. so normally,

warnings have not been issued. maybe a has been gone, a national vaccination drive against polio, measles, and rubella. there's a growing of a possible outbreak of diseases growing numbers of people are forced from their homes by conflict. and refugees arrived from countries with pony in lubbock, trying to send this report from miss rata to this clinic in the city of miss rata is busier than usual. people are coming in to get their children vaccinated patiently waiting their turn. some are happier than others, but most don't know what's to come. those who do aren't so excited. libby is national center for disease control is launching a 5 day vaccination campaign against polio. measles and rubella, also known as a german loser. polio is a highly contagious virus. that attacks the human nervous system and can lead to paralysis mainly and children. under the age of 5,

they hoped to vaccinate 1350000 children across the country, up to the age of 6. this is the 1st day of the campaign. attendance as good seems to be opened a few hours ago book 150 children have been estimated, listed them how many the city, but has 5 children. he's brought them all today. so now 11 psalms myself, i heard about the vaccination campaign in the local review and they came straight here. i was really happy. it's important to protect children from diseases. now i can send my kids to school and not worry about them getting sick so much. the last polio vaccination drive in the country was carried out in 28 to the world. health organization says it's thanks to campaigns like this, that libya has been free of polio since 1991 with people of course, from their homes within the country. and refugees from polio effective countries coming in. it's now facing

a significant risk of an outbreak. according to humans migration agency, there are more than 760000 migrants in libya, and that number is increasing side of this. and this is the director of the immunization program at the national center of disease control. he says libyans and migrant. so like to get the job. title is fine, that we have not registered any cases of polio for many years. but due to the influx of migrant, some neighboring countries that carry the disease, it is very important to conduct a national campaigns like this. a polio can not be cured, but can be prevented by immunization, people here. so by getting their children vaccinated, they're doing their part in the fight to live in a world free of the disease. now, trina, i'll just do this throughout the u. k as well when i'm going to stay with a ceremony in london on sunday, king jones is joined by members of the government, including prime minister cast on a 2 minutes of silence was observed following by reflecting ceremony. the annual

event is held in honor of purchasing commonwealth soldiers who died in the 2 world fords. and that's it from a laura kyle: we have the weather next and inside story, looking at wolf, donald trump come back, might mean east asia. the had a lot of that was stopped by looking at the satellite image for us, right. and you can see a stampede of spoons running the way across from the central and southern area. so we've had severe weather here. there is still a chance of some very strong winds, heavy rain and a chance of large hail as well. but west of the weather on choose day however, pushes across the east coast of the us. new south wales will see some storms. they

push out to sea, however, by tuesday, stretching down as well into victoria. but it is looking a laundry clear across has menu. a lot of rooms coming in for her. bought 22 degrees celsius of the on choose day. i'm the heat just continues across the very north. what's the v? a to extreme heat wave conditions with temperature is pushing up towards a 40 degrees in many of those cities. it's not as hot across new zealand. we've got a wind to wave moving in across the south island on monday tons more gloomy on choose day, but dry of skies can be found here. look at those showers dominating across of the nova island. however, by the time we get to the mid week, and it is looking largely where to go southern parts of east asia, thanks to tropical storms moving a way for the west. but it is looking much wyatt and signed for the east coast of china by monday. the

afternoon. democratic nations justified this kind of behaviors, collateral beverages, collateral damage. that's watch. reality is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the us systems, corporate israel, affecting pittsville, the standing from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east of the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on outages here, which is tons come back means for east asia. he's not china as his i me is this. we certainly have a tablets on us and polls as an a g o politically tends positive. well, the vote from coupon washington children commitments to its allies. this is inside story. the