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the deals on top but boy, there car. south today images, us president joe biden arriving to beat germany's president and chancellor and to receive one of germany's top honors to, as he leaves the white house soon later, there'll be joined by the french and british leaders. the agenda expected to feature discussions on the path to a ceasefire in lebanon, a resolution to the humanitarian crisis in gaza as well, particularly after the death of the leader of hamas are also expected to discuss how to put kyiv in the strongest position possible going into the ukraine defense contact group officials getting ahead of things there that a gathering of 57 countries supporting ukraine's military efforts that meets every few months will bring you
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any headlines that come out of that meeting. but we are currently awaiting the precedence to leave the car. you can see they are lined up there that the german president will need to be there to greet him as well. so there'll be getting into position as well. and then the u.s. president. but as i say, there are key meetings later on today, particularly between germany, france, uk and the u.s. who are allied with their efforts in relation to ukraine and the middle east. now officials and experts are now analyzing what may come next of hamas after the death of its leader yahya sinwar, senior israeli official say sinwar's brother, if he survived this week, could continue the group's hardline negotiating contacts, tactics rather, a us officials are optimistic that president joe biden and israel's prime minister the more closely aligned on a diplomatic resolution after sinwar's death and more now from cnn's nic robertson
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man walking the idf says these yahya sinwar's final moments recorded by a drone in the gaza house, where he died. according to the idf, he was discovered during a routine patrol, the building hit by tank fire, his body spotted in the rubble there, are lots more sinwar died well-beaten, persecuted, and on the run, he didn't die as a commander, but as someone who only cared for himself a tough image feared and feted at home in gaza universally reviled by israelis vilified for his leading role in hamas's brutal october 7 slaughter of at least 1,200 people in israel journalist ehud yaari was one of the few israelis who met him when i was
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talking to him he always insisted that we speak hebrew and not arabic yaari interviewed sinwar four times by the terror leader, was in jail convicted of playing a role in the killing of two israelis and four suspected palestinian informers. he was ruthless he used to send people to kill those prisoners who we suspected of passing information to the intelligence of the prison service born in a gaza refugee camp to parents who fled their home in what is now israel in 1948, following the jewish state's creation sinwar's cause was to reverse those land losses he rose through its ranks as an enforcer, becoming gaza leader in 20 17. his message uncompromising during fighting
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in 2021, the idf bombed his house. a week later at a rare press conference, he goaded the idf to take a second shot, saying he would walk home. is luck finally, ran running out. now in israel, people are celebrating the prime minister warning them, it may be premature. the fight with hamas not done, offering them survival or be chased down like sinwar and called it a hot mic. >> i call on everyone who holds her hostages, whoever please don't. his weapon and returns are hostages. we will allow him to go out and live hostage. >> families again, calling for netanyahu to get their loved ones home at any the politics of both sides hasn't changed it's far from clear. hamas will listen to
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netanyahu and far from clear netanyahu will seed to us wishes make this the moment to end the gaza war nic robertson, cnn, london hezbollah is announcing what it calls a new and escalating phase in its war with israel, iran backed militant group in lebanon says the change will happen in the coming days. >> hezbollah statement does not mention hamas leader yasser sinwar, or is only their hassan nasrallah, who was killed last month in an israeli airstrike. but it raises the question of how sinwar's death will impact the growing crisis in the middle east in gaza, where an israeli airstrike on a shelter in gaza killed at least 28 palestinians and wounded dozens of others. some say, it won't change much sinwar assassinating sinwar will not end the war in israel continues its approach of assassinations and killing since we came into this world, it has been assassinating the palestinian leadership since this day, and it continues its to gender of
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assassination, destruction, and displacement and assassinating sinwar will not end the war while it's estimated that at least 1,700 people have been killed in lebanon since israel stepped up, its military operations against hezbollah. with more than 9,000 others wounded. >> joining me now from paris a smile. >> director of the carnegie middle east center. thank you so much for joining us, we are hearing from hezbollah. they have a new and escalating phase, but they've been so debilitated, hadn't made by the israeli operation. i'm wondering what resources and leadership they've got in place to be able to do that good morning, max. >> thank you for having me. they seem to still be operating. i think they have a level of decentralization on the battlefield. so they've continued to carry out operations from what we can tell. it's very clear that the iranians have stepped in directly to support the
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whatever is left of the readership in beirut's on the ground. but they do still have the resources and they are continuing to carry out military operations as well as in lebanon, trying to also care for those displaced within their own constituency. >> in terms of how sinwar's death plays into hezbollah's thinking. does that motivate them or de-motivate them i don't think either hassan nasrallah, the secretary general's deaths type, hassan nasrallah was far more significant for hezbollah than the killing of yesterday last night off of sinwar so the more, the more more significant? >> if you want loss is in the figure of their own secretary
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general so i think they wait and see what's going to happen in gaza the we heard the head of the parliament, the iranian parliament coming out today and saying, we were, we're happy to negotiate a ceasefire bayern on behalf of lebanon. and the prime minister has responded saying, no, thank you. but the bottom line is, it's come to be iran that's going to be sitting around the table negotiating something both in gaza or having an influence on what happens in gaza, as well as in lebanon meetings ongoing as we understand it in israel about possible retaliation against iran. obviously, they're not going to give anything away. but what, what do you think is the most likely plan with that? >> i suspect they're going to go after the military installations mainly probably drone manufacturing and other, other kinds of military installations most likely going
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after the nuclear facilities is not something they would be doing at this particular amen because of the repercussions, including the fact that iran will then doubled down. it may go underground, with its nuclear program the ramifications as far too vague, we're on the eve of an american election the other, the other target could, could be the oil installations, but again, the global report questions economic global repercussions of that are far too big. so i think they are much more likely to go after the military installations okay. >> marc, thank you so much for joining us from paris with your insights on that very worrying picture that we're getting opposite of the middle east. we want to take you to berlin now though, where the middle east, of course, will come up as a topic us president joe biden has just arrived there. you can see there with the german president, the two heads of state he's going to receive a
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particular honor. we'll talk about that a bit later on. president biden, as he starts to leave office, but he's getting a full military guard there and the red carpets out. this is ceremonial. >> welcome. and we are if we listen in, listening to the national anthem, i believe official visit by the u.s. president, he's going to receive a big honor. they'll also be meetings with the
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french and british leaders and the chancellor of germany. of course, you saw the president then and big topics on the agenda. of course, the death yesterday of hamas leader, the wider concern of a conflict in the middle east. and also crucially, ukraine as well. and what support they can offer them. will be back in just a moment. >> cnn special event two weeks before election day. vice president harris bases voters and takes the pressing questions lie. >> anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall. >> kamala harris, wednesday the at nine eastern on cnn i had no idea. >> i was still pancreas wi-fi until i finally check my credit card statement 14 months at $600 later. that's why i created rocket money, an app that shows you all your subscriptions. if one place see something you no longer want, you can cancel it straight from the app, download rocket money today i'm jonathan larson here to tell you about life
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argentina has obtained that 911 call. take a listen. >> one of them was worth well, we have a guest who is overwhelmed with drugs and alcohol and well, even when he's away, he breaks things up, his tearing the whole room apart and well, we need someone to be sent, please go ahead. that is under the influence of alcohol and drugs? yes. >> you're innocent. been in order yes, that's right. we need someone to be sent to us urgently because well, i don't know if the guest's life is at risk. he is in a room that has a balcony and well, we're a little afraid that he'll do something that puts him photos that were provided to the media by authorities showed a smashed television in payne's hotel room and what appears to be at drug paraphernalia, which cnn will not be showing to our viewers the exact circumstances surrounding payne's death are still unclear, but on wednesday when owes always, please told the associated press that payne had jumped from the balcony of his room when i contacted a
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offer, meal deals that we've seen in other parts of the world to encourage people to come in and spend money so it really is a global concern considering china is the world's second largest economy. here's what's at play. one, people aren't spending, but two, there's been a lot of issues with the housing market there has been a crisis in the housing market to put it bluntly and that is a big deal because many chinese families, in fact, some estimates up to 70% of chinese families have their wealth in housing. that has a direct impact on how people spend money. the chinese government would like to see growth they've set a growth target max, as you mentioned, of 5% for this year some economists may see that as lofty it is important to remember the chinese economy is growing, it's just slow growing. max, we're not seeing the big gains that were celebrated many years
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ago. so china is having to deal with this adjustment in terms of how the government is responding to this house. it messaging it to the nation nation, but it's also addressing it to the globe, at least here in mainland china some stimulus measures have been taking place, but they've been very bank focused, very fiscal focused interest rate focused for us to expect to, for chinese citizens to be given cash to spend, to encourage spending, that's not something that we will likely see, but there is big global pressure for the chinese government do something more. >> we saw some housing incentives that were, that were released earlier in the week and it all goes back to the fact that when we have an economy, this big, an economy of more than 1 billion people. there are so many stakeholders from around the world, such as
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mcdonald's, as i mentioned, such as apple. so the chinese government herman is seeing pressure to do some very aggressive actions by so many different fronts. max okay. >> marc stewart in beijing. thank you. >> the october supermoon has been lighting up the sky this time-lapse video of these celestial event in new york, also called the hunters moon was pretty impressive the biggest, brightest super moon of the year. name for early hunters who gathered food for the long winter ahead of views of the lunar spectacle worldwide have been breathtaking. this is what people in new delhi saw when they looked up a supermoon isn't really supersized, is just it looks that way because the moon is closer to earth than normal. thanks for his orbit. that makes it bigger and brighter like this view from hong kong, the moon is now beginning to wane though, but the show will still be worth watching tomorrow night if you missed it. thanks joining me here on cnn newsroom. i'm max foster in london, cnn this
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