the, the, this is dw news line from berlin, more explosions, rock, the lebanese capital, is really airstrikes hit, bay roots, southern suburb says the army order civilians to evacuate the area. also coming up a gang of massacre in haiti, the one says at least 70 people are killed by gunman and an attack on a small town. and berlin's landmarks are turned into works of art as the festival of life celebrates the german community. the

mariana evans dean. it's good to have you with us. we begin in lebanon, where israel has expand. it has been barman's on hezbollah target with dozens of air strikes. you're looking at live images of southern lebanese villages near the border with israel seen from the coastal city of tire. israel also ordered residents to evacuate areas in the south of the capital bay route. thousands of people across lebanon continue to flee the widening conflict. these really military says it's hitting hezbollah targets and be rude, and has also killed to hum us militants operating inside lebanon. us or we can now speak to journalist kareem alga. hari in b route kareem is really strikes on, has been a lot in love and on seem to be intensifying. and we're also seeing has block continuing to launch rockets into northern israel. what do you make of the

situation on the ground is what it's really very difficult to get a picture of what is happening in the southern part of the liberal name. and these really ground recursion is continuing both sides of very restrictive service. the information they're giving only one hand to is ready to saying that it is full of fire. more than 90 project types into northern israel. slightly injuring is sweeping on the other. the hebrew is or 80 strikes. why the, for the 1st time since they won't began, we had that is where 80 strikes in the most, most northern, at the city of the 2nd biggest city of liberal, in the truthfulness targeting and how much sufficient. we had the 2nd strike in to be caught even value, also striking how much sufficient. so not only his folder is the target. but what is really most striking is that the, the,

the strikes here in being in the southern suburbs, us really relentless. they went on at nights they went on to day during the day the, the last 344 hours. we counted more than 8 of those strikes. it invaded it, which is probably because for the people this, like we talked to some people who lived there, who escaped the, when this hosting started for the southern service there even to scan, no, the date to go in there and get more please. why do you think just what was what they had on the back of the people? so if someone trying know to get in, in order to get more things out of this, that's for the 2 scared to go back and cream. what about this is really strikes on hospitals in southern lebanon, and we're also hearing reports of numerous paramedics who were killed in the last few days. what do we know? and what else wasn't very striking done,

but just given it by the ministry of health a few hours ago, seeing that in the last 72 hours alone, more than 50 power emetics, which is the most of them in the cells of the country, other significant value and again, in the set of subsets of payment. and then we have cause an issue here was hospitalized the very selves of the country. at 3 up this hospital said had to shut down 2 of them because they were struck by it's really strikes that one of them because they run all the supplies. one of the biggest most because they're supposed to the hospital. if want to show you this, i presume energy trish, at the tone of the cells which also had to close down. so the u. n is saying now that the, the has 6 are in pots level based on the verge of collapse. we've also heard the when talk about the shelters for those fling the fighting and that they're almost completely full. so korea, what does that mean for other people who are still trying to escape all this

violence as well as you said that you in the, we have the heads of wood actually are here in the u. n. a refugee agency here in describing people will be describing the hosting as a paragraph crisis. we have now it said that this 1200000 people on the wrong inside this country domain to the old country has 5500000 inhabitants. more than 1000000 now on the run trying to place 2 states anyway, when you walk like 2 points up and now it's night at the coordination of the hosting, probably not the entire you will see 10 c, c people with mattresses. so this thing there today i visited us a monastery in the north of the country, the mountains with it. as a whole, christy village basically escaped from the south to this monastery in most of the

mountains. and they were also taking the pedigree a heartbreaking stories like monday, the monday that the many of them. busy found us fix it, they were concerned just like cuz they would have to run which taken care of the elements was taken care of. but because it does that thing. so a big concern for them and because they're sitting there and it seems like we have no idea how long we going to be here is it stays, it's weeks, months. and that they also of course, say again and again, one of the biggest problem is that there's really no states no purpose. these institutions that taken care of. busy this refugees, it is all done more this by private initiative ingles who are trying to take care of this. people. of course, if the state was more than 9 on the public schools, but all the destruction is run really privacy. so you can see that is that it's already sometimes the faith states is live on. we need this before the war. this becomes very obvious in just reference. that wasn't journal is kareem algo hari

reporting from be rude. kareem, thank you so much. we appreciate it. i to do it. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. thousands have joined and reward demonstrations around the globe before monday's anniversary of the home off terror attacks against israel. pro palestinian active is rallied in cape town in south africa. large crowds march through central london, where a demonstration in support of his route was also held. us and british forces have struck more than a dozen who's the rebel targets in yemen. the pentagon says aircraft and worship bombed weapon systems, bases, and other targets, who's a media confirms and strength of the airport and data and in the capital, so not to haiti. now where the united nation says at least 70

people, including 3 infants, have been killed and a major gang of tag armed men stormed into a small town in central heavy firing, automatic weapons, and setting fire to houses and vehicles. people fled from the town of saint mark when the grand griff getting a tax on firing automatic weapons in the crowds, killing scores of people and setting fire to homes and vehicles. i know that the gangs that i include people do have a lot of victims. the un says more than $3600.00 haitians have died and gang violence this year. while heavy faces a dire humanitarian situation, the dominican republic, which shares the island of his spun, you'll live with haiti, has an economy 10 times as large and a much higher standard of living. the in balance between the 2 has long let, detentions, in 2022. the dominican republic built a 250 mile long, vol. along its border. last year it forcibly returned more than $200000.00 haitians

. and now you've got a dominican president, luis. i'll be not there. besides this country will begin deporting 10000 patients a week, claiming the international community for not acting quickly enough to solve haiti's complex crisis. so we can see that the united nations support for the patient, national police, muscling don't go in depth as why people are going to take especially measures to day. we gotta study what the keys, especially the measures or deep ortiz, will be returning to a country in the grip of criminal things. around 700000 people have fled their homes, as most of portal problems has fallen into the hands of government. this is how the business it i live at here. right now, i used to hear that heaven and how exist. well, i'm living in hell in haiti today. rising

homelessness, scarce resources, violent gains, and no end in sight. that's the situation haitians have to live with it's now just for weeks to go until the us presidential election. polls show it's one of the closest races in history, but as democratic candidate council harris and republican donald trump hit the campaign trail. the man currently in the white house is also trying to remind voters of his accomplishments as his presidency enters its final months as a surprise appearance by the presidential campaigns. so. gotcha, and ma'am, my name's joe bye. welcome. i'm just wanting to talk to more than 1000 days in also spite and made his 1st visit to the white house press briefing room sitting above the indoor pool. it's now a media shock tank that the president has avoided, but now he has good news to boast about the investment. several factors are gone

from economy in crisis to literally having the strongest economy in the world. we averted or could have been killed in the major crisis for the country. the white house is taking credit for helping to negotiate a quick end to a major struck by doc work that could have paralyzed supply chains. binding these on track to n, his to him with a strong economy, with employment numbers and the stock market up and inflation slowly stabilizing. but it's not all smooth sailing. we're going to have to deal with unforeseen cost of what this, this, this hurricane costs. and of course, a lot of money robbery and probably have to ask the congress before we leave for more money to deal with some of those problems. hurricane delane ripped across the 6 states killing of a 200 people and causing widespread damage bite in once congress to unlock further recovery funding. but that requires the cooperation of republicans who are using

the storm as political capital bite and says he's not sure that they will accept defeat. should they lose the election? i'm confident to be free and fair. i don't know whether it will be peaceful for things that trump said and the things that he said last time, when he didn't like the outcome of the election, were a very dangerous and heavy receptive outcomes. the last selection. so i, i'm concerned about what the doctor rare positive performance one report or even aust biden's, if you might change his mind about not running for re election. well here in berlin. the 20th annual festival of lights is illuminating the city's landmarks. the theme of this year's event is freedom, also marking the 35th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. what time would

scour the berlin move for citizens leading to freedom at east gym and truck bombs, comp, bush through the brands and the gates. dealt with peas, the dunes, the cities, cathedral, and bindings. trends formation from an eastern built capital into a diverse international metropolis is projected onto the rules of the home bolt for a cultural center built on the site of the former east gym in parliament. an international team of artists came together to create these displays the chill, the positive gemini towards the national unity. the festival is curated by artistic director, the a get sign, the lease that there's something magical about lice. when you connect slice ours

and culture, you create connections between people. that's what makes the festival of life. so successful, everybody loves this. everyone can discover something or kind of infecting the thousands of violin is and visitors are expected to spill to the cities. i conic landmarks every evening off the sunset do enjoy the illuminations. the festival of lights continues until october, 13th and before we go, farmers in the u. s. have stage the annual a new england giant pumpkin way off this year's winter set a new record tipping the scales with more than a ton, which is 1103 kilograms for $2211.00 pounds. the victories growers is the secret is to select the healthy is looking seems to plant during the winter. enormous vegetable certainly impressed the massachusetts governor mara

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