this is deja vu news live from birds and palestinian militants final scores of rockets into southern israel israeli military responds with air strikes and tank fire balls are officials say three people is dead we'll get the latest from our correspondent in jerusalem also coming up thailand's king officially takes the front of ceremonies take place in bangkok for the country's first coronation in seven decades. and officials say it's a miracle no one was killed after a jet slides off the runway at a u.s.

naval station in florida. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program a palestinian toddler and her mother have been killed in israeli airstrikes on gaza and i eighty year old woman and israeli woman has been seriously injured in a palestinian rocket strike they just some of the casualties as violence flares up between israel and the palestinians each side says it's retaliating for the attacks of the alpha these explosions are in gaza city is israeli shells hit palestinian targets israel says it's responding to a flurry of rockets being fired from the palestinian on place across the border into its territory. well for more on this we're joined by correspondent tanya kramer tanya why is this surge of violence happening now.

it has been a relative period a period of relative calm you have to say if i can remind you that just before the israeli elections april nine there have been some understandings being broke at between israel and the militant group of hamas to calm down the situation there had been serious flare ups also by the end of march this has been broken now with tensions kept on rising over the past weeks and some sources in gaza suggest that implementation of this peace understanding has been where you know a new scene on friday doing the use of the gaza protests at the border fence to protest this great killed and then israel has responded also to sniper fire which had two soldiers on the other side killing then to hamas militants in the post there so tension has been rising and now today we're seeing a serious plan of these so cross border fires here with israel responding quite

severely you have any more on that. well israel says that over the day during the day over two hundred rockets have been fired into southern israel ye communities and the israeli army in the afros many but also the daya tank fire has been responded by targeting what they describe as a military targets from islamic jihad and hamas say this is continuing as we speak still the air raid sirens going there's also the israeli added fence system which has a shut down and several of these rockets coming into israel and where does that leave the race in talks to restore a cease fire. well it's too early to say at this time there are some reports

suggesting that there are medication efforts in egypt actually. there is a delegation in egypt right now with the help of the u n others reports specially in the israeli media are saying that no such imitation efforts are taking place at the moment it's actually very difficult to say oh with yet another militant group in gaza it also is threatening to increase the range of those rocket attacks and also the israeli army has said they're prepared for every scenario so at the moment it's actually very difficult to say where this is going. to be ten year cramer speaking to us from jerusalem thank you. let's to thailand now where elaborate ceremonies have taken place in bangkok to crown the country's new king here along on the sixty six year old ascended to the throne in twenty six dana after the death of his widely revered father saturday's pageantry is the start of

a three day ceremony that fully invests him with regal power symbolizing his consecration as the up holder of buddhism in thailand. the coronation begins with a ritual cleansing and anointment. the water is drawn from rivers and lakes across the kingdom it's the first coronation in thailand in eighty seventy years for many thais the king is the highest moral authority. we all regardless selves as children of the king nation religion and the monarchy are the pillars of our society that's why we have unconditional loyalty to the king. ram of the tenth comes to the throne at a difficult time thailand is a constitutional monarchy but the army seized power in a coup five years ago elections earlier this year and. didn't deadlock one commentator says the carnation is likely to bring

a fresh approach. the new crew over in. their worth for the whole required person in the next stage of the carnation celebrations the king will stage an elaborate parade in front of his people. correspondent charlotte shells and pills in bangkok she said as this assessment of today's carnation the people gathered behind me at the grand palace are likely to be here well into the evening as a mark of respect for the new the crown king the most of them this is the first time they've seen the coronation all the time on it the last one almost seven decades ago to the day and in a country where the king is afforded divine status today it has been truly momentous the king was crowned in a lab or at ceremonies a rich blend of culture and tradition dating back centuries people here were

watching at the ceremonies unfolded on the big screens engrossed in what was happening tomorrow is another big day for the public and that is because the king takes part in a procession through the streets of bangkok and for people here is a chance to catch a glimpse of the king to pay their respects and to watch history in the making. now to some of the other stories making news around the world syrian government forces are continuing to bombard rebel held areas in the country's northwest killing and wounding dozens in the in the cross and province this escalation of violence is the most serious in the region since russia and turkey negotiated a cease fire in september. the death toll from an ebola outbreak in democratic republic of congo has risen above one thousand attacks on treatment centers a hampering efforts to control the nine months epidemic the second worst on record world. health organization is expanding its vaccination program program in the east

of the country. and to the u.s. now where a boeing seven three seven has crashed on landing in florida twenty one people were injured as the airline a slid off the runway at jacksonville naval air station in the northeast of the state a commercial jet had been shot at by the u.s. military and was arriving from a u.s. base in cuba. passengers said it was terrifying they described how in the middle of a thunderstorm the seven thirty seven bounced twice on the runway and skidded into the st john's river but the plane did not submerge and all one hundred forty three people aboard were able to escape by climbing out onto the wing authorities said disaster had been averted. i just want to emphasize yet again we transported twenty one people all adults from this incident involving an aircraft a commercial boeing seven thirty seven aircraft here and it is jack the twenty one individuals that we transported were all listed in good condition no critical

injuries sustained by any of those twenty one the plane had traveled to jacksonville florida from the u.s. naval station at guantanamo bay in cuba it's likely it was carrying mostly military personnel and their families. there are no details yet as to why the airliner crashed the plane's manufacturer boeing is under scrutiny over two deadly crashes of a different model plane in recent months. undetectable a cools transmittable that's something a hiv research has want everyone around the world to know they released landmark evidence this week showing that taking drugs to treat hiv a completely stops people being able to pass on the virus to their right to hiv negative partner and so they're hopeful an end to hiv aids i finally in sight reported jared raid has been reading into that research explain some of the findings to us basically what the findings mean is that every single person in the world who had hiv just under forty million people if they had access to effective

treatment then they would be no new cases of hiv and the treatment i'm talking about is what's called antiretroviral drugs that they they reduce the detectability of the virus in the drug in the blood and this study the study that you mentioned looked at a thousand gay couples in europe one of whom in the in the partnership it was a negative in the other one was positive by taking these antiretroviral drugs and and these couples were having sex without a condom and what this study found over a seven year period is that they were nor cases of hiv being transmitted from the positive patna to the negative and what the research is say this proves is that people living with hiv if they're being treated effectively then there's no way that they can infect sexual partners and they can say this definitively because

a similar similar research was done on heterosexual couples and found the same thing are really exciting findings and what does it mean for people living with hiv so people living with hiv around the world face stigma and discrimination and i guess the stigma hasn't really caught up with these advanced. as in modern medicine because now we know ari that if you take drugs like these antiretrovirals then you can lead a perfectly normal healthy life and i guess the hope is that some of this stigma is reduced around hiv so an amazing development but still not a cure hiv that's right it's important to point out that these drugs don't queue up people of h.i.v. they just reduce the amount of the virus they suppress the virus in the blood and these are drugs that you need to keep taking on an ongoing basis that sounds quite simple why is it possible not to just give everybody who's infected with hiv as proper treatment so there are some barriers to treatment like the social issues i just mentioned the stigma and discrimination but also very practical measures like

not everyone with hiv can access regular testing and treatment and i guess what these findings show is that governments need to provide that access to regular testing and treatment treatment that we know our studies like this show does really work so still a ways to go but you know always a really exciting development in one time a treatment gerri thanks so much for sharing it with us. the noun to some sports news and controversial champion run a cast as the menu has one last eight hundred meter race before the introduction of new regulations the rules limit high testosterone levels in certain fame track athletes semenya lost a court challenge against the changes but that didn't stop a south african from putting in a stellar performance at a diamond lake event in doha. despite all the criticism and legal decisions caster semenya had to face off the track on it she still rules this was the season opener of the professional diamond league athletics tour and the south african was running

in her favorite event she led almost from start to finish but if she's to continue running the eight hundred meters the rules now say she must take drugs to reduce her naturally occurring testosterone levels that after the court of arbitration for sport partly upheld a ruling by the international association of athletics federations limiting testosterone in female athletes in certain events like the eight hundred meters so many a specialty be forced suits in the case the streets in the twin cities. continue to walk to the school. where it was for want to see if you can see some and if somebody wants me to see some because the improvements move mine school like i said in the poem i think they're going to go to the five k. so come on in his eyes now on. the new rules go into effect next week and include events being banned for athletes like some and yet that range from the four hundred metres to the fifteen hundred metres and the mile should some men yes still insist

on running in a competition within that range she may have to face another battle with the i double f. but one battle she doesn't have to fight winning the support of the fans. went up to the bundesliga now where by munich look took another big step toward retaining the title with a three one win. the one over and over were jews to ten men and they're now on the brink of relegation with two games left gladbach could only draw two two with hoffenheim as their top four hopes look took a hit and a third bottom step got lost in berlin so that means nuremberg still not relegated despite the fate of volves book minus three three three with a live signal friday second placed dortmund can cut the gap to brian back to two points with a win in the late game at braman and there are three matches on sunday you're watching data with

a news coming up next labor pains the midwives in crisis will have more news for you at the dull top of the hour with. i'm rebecca ritz and dylan thanks for watching. some time in the twenty sixth. my great granddaughter. thinking you're a nice time in around. the world you're around trying to respond.