to extremely precise and targeted that is how israel's military describes its operation inside gossip in the past few weeks. and there may have been reasons to doubt those words. in the last 24 hours. there was no room for any doubt. late tuesday night is rarely solved, restoring the gauze as big as hospital wall to wall with patients in need of care, and people in need of shelter, a precise rate on terror inside those shots were fired, but from us weapons were found a claim for mos did not unburied golf in berlin, this is the day the movie was all below intense ashika. we entered mode on the 14th that takes about an hour. basically it already is in one of the buildings. it's in the system. it's totally against any stones. there is no

hiding, no show, so no refuge for the mattress if, unless the community was serious for you, that is going to happen. we will arrive and eliminate some ice and return on up tease these on to say current missions also coming up and presidents, joe biden, and she's been paying face to face in california and uncomfortable yet necessary reunion for 2 leaders. if you really need to talk, i value our conversation because i think is perma so you know, i understand each other clearly leader to leader with no misconceptions or miscommunication to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states, into all of you around the world. welcome, we begin the day with israeli soldiers storming a hospital,

searching for terrace. under the cover of darkness last night is really forces entered the chief, a hospital in gauze of a medical center overcrowded with people. many of them patients and the majority of them. people made homeless by the war, now hidden in this sea of humanity, according to his really intelligence, a mazda terrorist, and the weapons they use. israel's military says, a mazda has been using el cheapo for cover with a war room hidden below the building. a claim, hamas and hospital staff have denied last night, is rarely, soldiers were on a mission to prove them wrong. we have this report, the assistants from the guys administrative health appears to show the front to give occupation of patients after israel launch. that's the rate is really defense forces that explosive devices were discovered and suspected terrorists killed in the action is real. says how much is directing, quote tetra, wrist activities from a c'mon center beneath the hospital. the un estimates that are at least 2300 people

still in the hospital, including patients, staff and the displace palestinians. in recent weeks, the adf is publicly one time and again the thomas's continued, the military use of chief hospital jeopardizes it's protected status on the international law of the palestinian authority, said israel's raid wasn't flagrant violation of international law in the industry. the cost of targets was hoping to give you guys a is a very, a very clear, more crime that the site is promising against those who have been endorsed with us . israel's read through international condemnation, the world health organization called it totally unacceptable. well, friends said that palestinians should not be made to pay for what it's called

a mazda is crimes, and that's what this really prime minister benjamin netanyahu told his troops that the raid was just the late to step on the road to his ultimate goal of eliminating a moss, i don't know so long as they told us that we would most end to el cheapo. we've answered that, but we didn't this visit, we say a simple thing and there is no place in gaza that we will not reach. there is no hiding, no show to no refuge for the murders are from us. we will arrive under live in a time, us and return all hostages. these all to sacred emissions remote to show us is real released footage of its forces apparently pushing further into gaza. the united states reiterate the bits concern for the safety of patients at all. she felt hospital said it wouldn't address the specifics that would have been ongoing is really military operation. they want to go over now to jerusalem to corresponded sammy circle. he's been following events for us today. sam

b. what is the latest on from the ground? the situation there at the hospital in golf, so do we know, you know, the idea is spokesperson, it came up with this statement they up. they think that the is really a military, is the president inside the chief complex and then it will still continue with it's a campaign in there and that the spin areas in the hospital that it was through a kind of like a checkout. and we know that the made arrest among those who have taken a silver inside the hosp, the good and the good stuff is that some areas in the hospital are not safe. they were saying that like if you would want to go to the pharmacy, then that would be shooting in that direction. so so the, the situation in the house, but then it's been very and all the time. and what have is really force is found

during this incursion inside the hospital to yeah, well i, this is folks goes in as made it clear that the phones indication that this was a place that was used by a mouse. and that was used for military purposes a he a displayed there, a guns and other military equipment. and also saying that they found their uniform. so apparently there were a homeless fighters who took off their uniform and escaped as civilians. is it, the interesting thing is that we have not seen any military confrontation inside the house, but then so there was no military resistance inside. and so what happened was like

more of like a police operation inside and the fighting was outside the hosp with them. but the days running a military did say that they did, maybe they could also present vacation that it was a kind of a command located there. and that's a terrorist. so they say how much there is was there. and in this case is, i mean, do we know how long this operation is going to last and do we know what the next steps are for the idea? yeah, when there's been a fight thing going on in the guns of safety, even though it is rarely been address, said that they control the guns. uh it doesn't mean that there is the. ready resistance against the is ran the presence there and there's fight thing going on in either a shot. the cam and then other parts of the, of the city. and,

and the plan is of course to take over. busy all the city and this with this, okay, that's right. these really minutes, are you talking about a month? or because they, they have to go into a time that are crowded and they will have to go from house to house. and the they've said also that after cleaning up the northern part of the gods and strip, they would go to the southern part of the gaza strip and do the same. so they told me about the a l. no formation that will last for many months. sent me so cool with the leaves tonight from jerusalem. send me is, are we? thank you so. meanwhile, almost $240.00 hostages taken during a mazda attack on the 7th of october. but they still remaining gone to the talks on a deal to free. some of them have been going on now for days, could tarry mediators hope that the deal would include a 3 day truce. meanwhile,

the relatives of the hostages. they had been barred from the march from tel aviv to jerusalem in the attempt to put more pressure on these really government to bring their loved ones. home dw rebecca rivers reports tonight the major highway between the hours behind me suddenly the 40 real being held. they started on yesterday and making this time the we have a view as a result of the trying to raise awareness. the go ahead. i'm calling redcross. do your job you, when do your job. they're angry at these writing government. i'm not the international community. this frustrated, but not enough came down to bring along. we were, we were to, we ways it's,

it's you don't to, you don't you don't sleep. there is no day and night to eat. it's impossible. i think they need to do and everybody needs to do with every needs in order to release. all kids maps from gaza if they are doing do not. i'm not sure because they are seen you guys off for 2 days now. so obviously it's not enough. not everyone has the ability to tell me or be the 55 events the we don't see that enough is being done in order to bring them home. there are many other targets that need to know and the government have uh selected. and we don't feel that we are in the 1st priority in an army or volunteer

support is will arrive injury saturday night. the sy benjamin netanyahu, whose office bringing the message directly to designing government. san francisco is the backdrop for a high stakes summit between the leaders of the world. the 2 biggest economies use president joe biden. this hosting talks with chinese president. she's in pain seeking to reduce tensions between the 2 global rivals. she's in things 4 day trip to the us is 1st since 2017, and his 1st thoughts with joe biden in a year. and there's a lot to discuss with friction to be found overtime. one tech sanctions trade as well as the conflicts in ukraine in the middle east. the thoughts come ahead of this weekend's summit of asia pacific leaders is he was president job. i was the president. we know each other for

a long time. we haven't always agreed which was not surprised at anyone, but our meetings have always been candid and straightforward and use. i value our conversation because i think is perma you're i understand each other clearly leader to leader with no misconceptions or miscommunication. we have to ensure that competition does not appear in the conflict. drawing me here at the big table now is the w as cheap international editor, richard walker. richard, let's talk about the schuman element here 1st. i mean, how important is it that these 2 presidents are sitting down and talking face to face, but it's very important. i mean, i think both sides kind of acknowledge that the relationship with the other is really the most important relationship. the most consequential relationship in the well, he's been to the most powerful countries in the world. and this is only the 2nd time. and joe, by this presidency, roughly 3 years in office. and that he's actually had

a face to face meeting was huge in pain. and the last time was almost exactly a year ago as joe biden said, in his introductory comments the and, and i think kind of what's interesting is that the message you were getting from the americans a year ago when they method bali and the sidelines, the g 20 summit and the message they were giving then is exactly the same message as to that giving now, like we need to kind of give a shape to this relationship where competition is intends. but it doesn't vary into conflicts. i'm just like the crying wolf the way, right? they, they, they just realized following on what, what? well it's, it's almost like the problems that they were discussing a year ago. exactly the same problems now. and actually during the course of that year, the situation got even worse. and so it shows just how important it is that they really tried to, to put as buying sometimes as kind of put a floor on the tensions in the relationship. this is the apex,

i mean we're talking about treating economics. but let me put a military mind front and center for just a moment to your, the us in china, militarily, they are not equals, but they are both too powerful to ignore, you know, talking about each other. so, i mean, to what extent then is this meeting about? i'm avoiding military conflicts, risk version. yeah. they from the american point of view, especially, it's very much it see the chinese, the playing of massive game of catch up the ministry times. and they're still not on a level with the, with the us, but they have in terms of the navy, for instance, they've actually overtaken us in terms of the actual she and number of ships in the navy. not yet on the, on quite the same level of ships. um, but what the americans are concerned about, and i think what many regional powers in asia are concerned about 2 is the risk of accidental conflicts between the 2 sides. and this is because in particular, in this house trying to see if there are more or more of what

a code near misses between american plains, which are patrolling in international skies. and chinese plains and fight suggests that are getting closer and closer. and basically kind of buzzing these american planes with the chinese message essentially get out of all backyard. what are you doing here? and this is happening on the high seas as well. so it's in the yeah. and on the see, many near misses the americans have said that they will 180 of these new messages in the last, in the last 2 years. so these are happening on a very regular basis. and the concern is the what happens if, if 2 of those planes collide in yes and was killed? what happens if the ship collects would not know that some people are killed. how do you deal with the situation like that? and because relation to so bad, the chinese broke off military it's, it's military communications a year ago, just over a year. we weren't answering the phone, right? that's right. they have been answering the phone. so this is one of the american us here is to say, come on, we have to,

this has to be an absolute minimum. a middle trees must be able to communicate with each other. when you come into unexpected situation in extensions, they seem to be a part of the dna of this relationship. but we can't forget both of these countries . they've spent what the past 40 years mirroring their economic manufacturing and supply change. right? yeah. and so what are they doing now in california? are they talking about the whole worse? yeah, i mean, it's funny. i mean, some people are even calling the time chime arrow to, to, to, to describe just how, how closely intertwined the 2 economies became. the, with china exporting lots of relatively low cost product seem to be united states and, and also buying a lot of american treasury bonds in the process. and there is now this kind of process or the discussion of revise, or maybe we can talk about this either kind of the coupling that relates over to that relationship, or the very least is the new paul in the risk getting the relationship. but for

this me, seems to be happening in california, i think is quite symbolic. the governor of california was very recently in china on a true pretty much of this movie, kind of a tour of china. the big titans like tesla, apple. they, they are highly integrated into the chinese economy. they have a massive stake in this relationship remaining on an even keel so. so yeah, interesting from that point of view to i want us to take a listen to what the us president said ahead of these talk speaking, let's get back on a normal course of corresponding being able to pick up a phone, talk to one another, is your crisis, be able to make sure our military still have contact us on. we can take, or as i told you, we're, we're not trying to d couples from china over. so what we're trying to do is change the relationship for the better. so richard, another way to say that we're not trying to de,

couple from china. instead, we're trying to de risk this relationship says, well, what's the difference if there is one? well, if you talk to people in china and i was just recently that, i mean that they see this new term, d risking and sub d coupling. they think that this is just basically the same thing. press stop it with a different word. um, but it, it does, it does indicate that that has been a bit of movement in the debate within not just united states president in europe as well. so very much the discussion, thinking about whether they got and this is putney informed by the experience of russians invasion of ukraine. you know, country like germany realizes we were way too, depending on russian energy. and all, we dependent on similar things, whether it's a technology, whether it's pharmaceuticals, whether it's a co kinds of things, we depended to it excessive, extend on china for those things. the debate in the united states even further along and they have their answer to that is basically yes. mm hm. and they are

trying to kind of on show battery production for eaves they're trying to on. so also to bring back also to manufacturing and, and i think from a chinese point of view, they've sort of see this in the direction of going well, okay, you're trying to di, couple by another, tell them what you hear from x. but in the united states, most in europe is actually if you look at what china is doing, they're doing their own decoupling to. mm hm. there's also an effort to bring my car tech like high tech chip production, stuff like that. the back to china to, to own the i p is the intellectual property behind those things. so you are seeing a bit of a drift apart of these 2 economic system. and where does that leave europe, especially germany and export economy that needs the chinese market. yeah, and so certainly like germany is heavily invested in china, especially the car industry, which is like in the last 20 years. well, actually,

germany's car industry, it's involvement in china. it goes back decades, way back into the seventy's and eighty's. and they look at this trend and they have very large volkswagen bmw, mercedes benz. all those companies make a huge amount of money in china. they manufacture a loss in china and they are worried about everything from okay. what happens if there's like taiwan invasion scenario? yeah, what, what happens will those factories are they suddenly, you know, cutoff dispute the way that the international companies have been cut off from the russian market officer rushes in the invasion of ukraine. but they're also worried about what happens if so at the moment, for instance, european union has launched an investigation into chinese eves. whether they uh, they could use your goals. we have electric vehicles, whether they are unfairly subsidized, whether they are being sold or kind of dumping prices into europe. german common you factor is worried about that because they think what have china retail used to

that and cuts so else out of the chinese market. so certainly for a country like germany, a lot of angst around this whole subject we've got, we've had about 45 seconds left drug abuse and drug debts in the us. this is high on the agenda, particularly for president by that's right. so that the americans hoping that this is kind of low hanging fruit that they can get out of this summit. they want the chinese to crack down on the exports of this substance fentanyl, which is coming through mexico into, into the united states and, and, and causing pretty serious social problems in the united states. the us hoping to see some movement in china on cracking down on that trip on that trade, which is always good to have you here at the big table excellent analysis. thank you. that we will take the extraordinary steps of introducing emergency legislation. this will enable parliament to confirm that with our new treaty,

rwanda is safe. when we have addressed the supreme court's concerns, people will know that if they come here illegally, they will not get to stay. and so they will stop coming all together. that was british prime minister receive student act today after the supreme court ruled that a controversial plan to send migrants to, for one to is unlawful. it's a major blow to see jack, who's made tackling illegal immigration, a key policy pledge, and despite the legal defeat. so next says he'll press a head with a plan regardless by signing a new treaty with for one. desperate people making a desperate crossing. i mean, migrants take rubber boats across the english channel, a 32 kilometers journey to seek asylum in the u. k. more than $45000.00 domains of trip in 2022. more than 25000. so far this year. over a 175000 people are awaiting a 1st decision on asylum claims overall. britain's conservative government has made

its plan to the port asylum seekers to rewan to the centerpiece of a policy intended to deter people from making the crossing. in april 2022, the home secretary struck a deal with a rwanda's foreign minister to send people there while their claims are being processed. a 6500 kilometers flight from britain to central africa, the u. k. has already invested over a $100000000.00 euros in the plan. hotels and rwanda had been converted into lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges. the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base and june 2022 was imported and an appeals court has since ruled the plan unconstitutional. the critics say the plan isn't just on lawful end in humane but wasteful and expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $60000.00 pounds more per year than keeping them in the u . k. it's also unclear just how much of

a deterrent effect the plan would ever have. despite all that, there have also been calls from within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries have seen the plan as a possible model. finally, a belated, i'll be a real attempt to deliver justice to the victims of serious civil war. today, france issued an international arrest warrant for syrian president bush or alice sought for his connection to alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. the charges relate to one of the horrific incidents of the conflict. the deadly syrian gas attacks near damascus back in 2013 and resulted in the deaths of more than 1400 people. arrest warrants were also issued for a sides brother and 2 syrian generals. the organizations behind the legal battle or

hailing this move they call that historic france is one of several countries using the principle of universal jurisdiction against the perpetrators of atrocities in syria's civil war. universal jurisdiction, it allows states to prosecute crimes against humanity committed anywhere in the world. geography, playing know role indicates as well the day is almost done. the conversation that continues online, you'll find this on ex, also known as twitter, either at the w news. you can follow me there at brent golf tv. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody the

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