this is the good news live from hamas threatens to step up rocket attacks after israeli airstrikes pounded gaza. funerals are taking place for the six palestinians killed in israeli air airstrikes overnight those attacks were in retaliation for rocket fire from the hamas controlled territory one man in israel is down. also coming up wildfires leave a trail of death and destruction in california a quarter of a million people flee and more than forty are confirmed dead making the fires the deadliest in the state's history. more than two hundred communities across north

america submitted beenz but amazon takes to sites in the eastern u.s. for its second headquarters. and tributes for and for an entertainment legend whose characters inspired generations of readers marvel comics giant stan lee has died at the age of ninety five he was the creative force behind superheroes like spider-man the incredible hulk and yes. i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us we start with the most serious cross border flare up between israel and the palestinians in four years international mediators are calling for restraint after gaza militants fired hundreds of rockets into southern israel in response to is rarely air strikes on targets in the gaza strip at least seven people have died to funerals are taking place in gaza and the violence was triggered by a botched israeli military raid in gaza on sunday we'll hear from our correspondent

in gaza in a moment but first this report. people in gaza woke up to a scene of destruction. this was all that was left of the t.v. station run by hamas. these really military said it was a strategic target they gave a warning that the strike was about to happen but the attack still caused panic among local residents. over the thought that soon as we saw rockets we ran away from the house with civilians we don't have weapons and rockets so as soon as we had the shelling we escaped. here also on the israeli side of the border most of hamas rockets are intercepted by israel's defense system. but some rockets hit residential buildings including this one in the southern israeli town of ashkelon. one man a palestinian laborer was killed here people in the city are afraid and we are

living here now adversity in a seven neighborhood for many years to at least four rounds of rule the buildings are very old the building where i live has no protection no protected area and no shelter no protective stack case and how that mother got my new gun to match up you know the government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu has sent troops reinforcements to the border with gaza and he's now weighing up the country's next move there is a lot at stake. last night's terror profile in between the two sides is the worst in more than four years. and threatens to derail recent peace moves the u.n. and other countries in the region. and hamas to pull back from the brink before it's too late. our correspondent tanya kramer is in gaza we spoke to her earlier and asked her for reactions to the situation there and how she sees the situation

developing. it's very hard to tell you at the moment because it changes all of the hour it was a very difficult night for piecing gobs of adults across the border and south in israel there have been seven and strike in the area in gaza city in the past hour with the intent of rockets again launched to its rather gaza minute. actions have been the morning that they would expand the range of rockets if it so it would not stop hitting gaza but had carried out over a hundred strikes throughout the gaza strip joint the gaza strip and gotten into the. numbers from the on the over three hundred fifty rockets against communities and something. tanya kramer reporting for us from gaza now some other stories making news around the world russian opposition leader alexina vali says he has been barred from leaving the country in a message recorded at

a moscow airport the kremlin critic allege he's being prevented from traveling to the european court of human rights which is due to issue a ruling over his detentions they serve twenty days in prison last month for organizing anti kremlin protests. libyan leaders are discussing united nations plans to stabilize the country after seven years of turmoil it is the first time representatives of libya's rival governments and factions have met since may the talks are being hosted by italy and come a week after the u.n. abandon plans to hold elections in december. french prime minister at what has led a ceremony to mark the third anniversary of the paris terror attacks some one hundred thirty people were killed when gunmen and suicide bombers stormed about a clown concert hall a sports stadium and bars on nov thirteenth twenty fifteen the so-called islamic state claimed responsibility for the attack. and a u.s. think tank says it has identified at least thirteen undeclared missile bases inside north korea the center for strategic and international studies says john yang has

been operating several of the remote sites the report could further complicate diplomatic efforts to end north korea's nuclear program. a wildfire in northern california has now killed more than forty people making it the deadliest blaze ever to hit the u.s. state officials are unsure how many people are missing but it could number in the hundreds firefighters are working to tame the flames of what's been called the camp fire it has reduced the town of paradise to ashes in southern california two major fires are burning near los angeles threatening homes and infrastructure two people are confirmed dead there and thousands more have been forced to evacuate. in the line of fire a blaze has up the hillside in simi valley california. as it means a freeway becomes not it's a moment of life or death for these motorists soon firefighters managed to douse the flames but the speed with which this fire spread shows how combustible southern

california is right now i've been doing this job for thirty one years and probably in the last. maybe seven years we every year seems to get worst highly flammable the region is in severe drought los angeles pot use a prime fire. and high winds have been whipping up the fly they've been moving rapidly. off and they're so fast the firefighters can't one resident's that the blaze is on their doorstep or there is no notification came so fast it was not enough time to really coordinate. they could it's not their fault they couldn't possibly be everywhere at once counting the costs in this corner of malibu barely anything remain standing malibu is one of. the areas and it's been among

the hardest hit. residents are in shock we have a lot of friends that their houses are gone all malibu park is gone. we're very lucky we only had one house and our family and i mean i can't say enough destruction a new fire breaks out in a rural neighborhood of thousand objects this is the third there in a wake. the first place broke out last thursday hours after a deadly mass shooting in a thousand. many residents had little time to grave before being forced to flee the flying. today marks the one hundredth day in jail for award winning bangladeshi photographer and activist. he was arrested in dhaka after covering student protests over road safety conditions demonstrations that paralyzed the capital city bangladesh has expanded harsh laws that limit free speech effectively

silencing thousands of critical voices. cases drawn international attention with rights groups nobel laureates and the u.n. calling for his release. let's get more on that story now what's. a journalist and press freedom activists he joins us from dhaka what is it like to work under these types of conditions were essentially being arrested or even killed for what you report is a real possibility. why you well look you are in a group called thirty. min goes wrote in bang that he. read ready. and it didn't proceed as you don't debunk a lot. they were going to be talk and cute and jack and

martyr by talking cure or who have never been there it's fair and none of them has been out of a good enough or not at the point at all to give it a fine of all all the mark a piece of the fuck out of all. you know all that you know how resprout if you provoke upon so despite that have gone all good you can. go. through all. the people you can ok with is. that. the through it so selene you're saying you're taking real risks to do your job you know what subjects are the most dangerous to report on for you. ok first of all to most of them along if you cannot write them because. the chicken and the biggest problem with the date

how can i take them back. on the right to carry all agree with the reality. of their and oppose the really odd set. of great journalists and the press freedom activists eileen's them on speaking to us from dhaka thank you so much for joining us on. then. now tributes have been pouring in for comics creator stan lee who died on monday at the age of ninety five he was the creative force behind marvel comics and together with artist jack kirby dreamed up iconic superheroes like the avengers and the x.-men writing imagination helped transform comics as a genre. he was the man who revolutionized comic books stanley's superhero of the marvel universe helps create iconic characters that have gripped generations. he's really an inspiration for anyone who wants to follow any kind of

dream no matter what it is and he gave us these cool superheroes that everyone can kind of look up to no matter who you are incredibly sad like oh he's d's kind of one and taught me how to read a luger you know it's like. one of the greatest of all times before the comic books . while at marvel in the one nine hundred sixty s. lee helped to reshape the comic books with complex characters and sophisticated plots but his most famous character almost didn't come to be here is lee recalling the time he pitched the idea of spider-man a troubled teenager to marvel my publisher said stan you've launched it he said first of all nobody likes spiders you can call it hero spider-man secondly a teenager can be a hero we can only be a sidekick and lastly he said you say he's got all kind of problems don't you understand stan he's a hero heroes don't have problems at troy very erosion their job what are you.

lead did know what his fans wanted and his relationship with them is an important part of his legacy. he's more it's fun to see his sons which i. think is done. think is a virtue i think it's a person that. is film critic scott roxboro joins us for more on the story scott what was behind the magic your how did he make his character so memorable yeah still did which is really unique in complex the time half the number one hundred fifty is coming just coming just before comic books were largely censored and they became quite bland and and formulaic and what stanley did was he breaks that lee brought the real world into comic books he his characters although they had superpowers were based in the real world spider. it was my absolute favorite stanley creation was

a lived in new york he had an ordinary job had problems with his girlfriend problems of the family he was always out of money. the characters that stanley created the superheroes the family created were very much based in the real world and i think that made them very very relatable the other thing that he did which was a really unique and huge impact was he brought real world politics real world issues into his his comics some most famously with black panther which was the first african-american superhero and was inspired by the black power movement in the one nine hundred sixty s. and stanley even had a thing in every one of his comic books he had a little op ed piece that he did called say and stay on soapbox which he commented on current events talked about his of opposition to the vietnam war about civil rights and so forth so he really that and really he's talking to central to kids to teenagers and this is he really made a political very strong political statement alongside of course trying to be massively entertaining so what do you think his legacy is going to be i think it is

like to see both in terms of pop culture i mean yet the second phase of his career when it's all those comics are made into films i mean the marvel films now become the most successful franchise in the world his impact on pop culture is immense almost of measurable but i think really his impact is seen in the impact it's had on all these millions and millions of fans worldwide and we're seeing that now online courses a massive outpouring of affection for him we've streamed through them thousands and thousands of tweets and posts come out since his is the announcement of his death and picked out a couple one really really touching one from a fan boy who post a picture of him as a child and said. stand if it wasn't for having my very own costume based on one of your greatest not to mention most relatable creations here spider-man the time i had chicken pox as a child would have been a miserable one excelsior of course being the sign off the stand we always used to call. yeah this tweet is from one of the stars of the adventure films mark ruffalo

who plays the hulk and he says sad sad day rest in power uncle stan you've made the world a better place through the power of modern mythology and her love of the messy business of being human and then we have a last tweet from winston duke who's the baddie in the black panther films and he writes thank you stanley you gave us characters that continue to stand the test of time and evolve with our consciousness you taught us there are no limits the future as long as we have access to our imagination rest and power and then again excelsior you mentioned that you love spider-man but what would you say are your real favorites in terms of the marvel heroes yet despite indefinitely because of his ice humor especially in terms of the impact i guess i mean black panther is such a groundbreaking figure as that back in the sixty's it was unbelievable groundbreaking to have an african-american hero and to base the whole world in in africa to be inspired by african mythology what's happened now with the the film of black panther which has become one the most successful films of all time is showing that

stanley's vision is a continues to break ground i mean that that film is was a pioneering belief for hollywood for the world really and i think it shows that although stanley is now gone his his vision and continues to inspire around the world all right that he's got roxboro with us look at the legacy of stanley this passed away at the age of ninety five scott thank you very much. we're going to switch gears to sports now and in tennis a top seed novak djokovic came out strong in his opener at the a.t.p. finals in london the season ending tournaments of the tennis calendar the server you see here wearing black and gray beat hard hitting john isner with strong defense against the americans powerful serves the reigning wimbledon and u.s. open champion repeatedly turned difficult points into winners and a joke a bitch took the match in straight sets. germany's alexander set of one his opening match of the a.t.p.

finals set up as the youngest player in the men's top eight the twenty one year old beat veteran in a tight to set match alexander sparrow of the chile jimmy's debut at the a.t.p. finals last year but it was gillett's that got off to a flying start this time around. the big hitting croats stormed into an early three game lead but spare of powered his way back and picked up his first set in his high break with a trademark backhand winner. that he knows the second set of spirit dominated another back and when a down the line earned him five match points. it's. the world number five seal victory with his first effort. his fifty fifth much win of the year more than any other player on tour. all right monica jones is

here with business now not a good day for big tech monaco we just had the story of a big winner well from windows to two losers are usually loses actually sue me because we're talking about apple shares tanked five percent in the u.s. dragging other tech shares down all over the world today supplies of mobile phone parts had said that their largest customer widely taken to be apple asked them to materially reduce shipments investors now fear of the popular i phone is not selling as well as in the past apple is already under pressure after posting disappointing earnings earlier this month back then i pull said that it would no longer report sales numbers for its flagship smartphone investors criticize the lack of transparency. so let's get the view now from the front foot stock exchange with my colleague daniel cooper standing by for us daniel apple losing forty billion dollars in

a day how serious is it. well it sounds significant when we take a look at how the trading day was going by the end of the day they really lost five percent that's something during one day of course and something that shareholders are not going to lie but do the shareholders now need to be awarded i don't think so let's take a quick look at the performance of apple shares during the last year they did actually more than ten percent but when we take a closer look at the curve we do see sometimes quite some volatility we have to remember that apple or together with amazon those are the true most valued companies in the world and expectations to deliver are extremely high and when there is the news that one product for example is low performing a strong investors tend to over react a little bit so that's what we saw yesterday but in general apple is doing very successful the latest version also of the i pad pro seems to go very well i saw

quite a line here today in front of the frankfurt stock exchange where an apple stores also located ok that's the reason why you saw that line queuing up there daniel don't go anywhere just yet i have another story for you because here in europe all eyes are on rome and brussels of course the deadline for you to need to present a revised budget plan today the e.u. is worried about plans italy's coalition government to take out more debt to pay for expensive election campaign promises rome is planning big cuts in taxes to boost growth but the e.u. says that that is unacceptable given italy's enormous mountain of did the biggest in real terms in europe italy is the euro zone's third largest economy and the second largest manufacturer in europe but despite the country's potential italian economic growth has been weak and it's been lagging behind the news average. now we're talking about more debt and that could lead to default eventually even

tearing apart the entire euro zone danny in frankfurt we know that italy already weighed on the euro yesterday now with a deadline drawing closer how is the financial world holding up. what i can tell you it is really still weighing in here also among investors they will be watching very closely how all of this is going to unfold this afternoon not everybody i can tell you is convinced that it will is vouchered will be accepted this time by the european union and the scenario for a heavyweight country like italy going at one point bankrupt is making investors nervous all memories from the financial crisis there in two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight are again on the investor's mind the euro has been dropping because of this situation by more than two and a half percent during the last month to date has been slightly recovering and when we take a quick look at the blue chip index stocks right now despite those big losses last

night on wall street remember that wall street closed here so there with more than six how to report six hundred points in the red we're doing quite good here today it seems that investors for the moment italy are these not that worried about those trade tension that we have been talking about a lot lately as well all right so thank you for the good news there in frankfurt. amazon is ready to build its new headquarters after a two year long search for the perfect location the seattle based online giant has settled on not one but two places to expand arlington virginia just outside of washington d.c. and the big apple while most of you neighbors are happily using the web site for shopping not everyone is pleased to have the company move in next door. it's one of the biggest success stories in u.s. business amazon what started as an online bookseller is now a global e-commerce chaya and

a major media publisher cloud storage provider software and gadget developer alexa what are your deal i have several exclusive deals including and even a grocer all in all worth one trillion dollars no wonder everyone wants a part of it politicians from all over the country offered amazon outlandish deals to alert a company to their states and cities one even wanted to change his name. change my name. rule anyway damn i was wrong. so amazon located in seattle washington started its search for new digs two years ago two hundred thirty eight cities sent in their bids the list was whittled down to twenty finalists including some major business hubs like new york atlanta chicago and los angeles at last two cities remained new york and the crystal city area of arlington virginia. it was likely not the governor's offer to take on the firm's

moniker that got him the deal tax breaks played a role as did new york's general ability to attract talent amazon plans to hire twenty five thousand employees in each of its new locations while most in crystal city seem ready for business locals in new york's district off long island city are worried about the plant campus. if you talk to some of the living. costs like state one child think that their infrastructure. indeed new york city is known for its crumbling infrastructure and traffic problems amazon might have to direct some of its promised five billion dollar investment just to find ways to get its employees to work and home. paris is extending its ban on aging diesel vehicles until now they've been excluded

only from the city center but starting next some of the exclusion zone will grow dramatically the baton affects the diesel vehicles that were first registered before the year two thousand cars that without a special sticker will not be allowed inside the outer ring road in all the emissions takes in seventy nine municipalities in the paris area. a seventy year old grandfather and to poke a mongo fattened has gone viral after he attached fifteen phones to his bicycle to catch them all chance someone first learned about the game from his grandson and has been playing it since two thousand and sixteen a massive array he builds to catch the rarest of the virtual creatures on the streets of taiwan cost nearly five thousand dollars to set up on go is the world's biggest or mentored reality gaming hit in it on amazing creatures appear on the device screens in real locations if every player was this dedicated it would

certainly help animated nintendo's profits in the real world. and as a reminder of the top story we're following for you. palestinian militants in gaza threatens to launch more rocket attacks on israel israeli warplanes struck targets throughout the gaza strip overnight in response to earlier rocket fire the united nations has appealed for restraint from both sides. you're watching the news coming to you live from claiming more again of the top of the hour c n n. one.

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