some expert advice and excellent job opportunities starts in new jersey now on korea's for germany dot com the. this is dw news live in from berlin. tonight is real stepping up it's offensive against has the lot in loving on prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns the lebanese people that they face the same level of destruction as the palestinians in gaza. he also says israel killed and officials seen as his beloved next leader. also coming up to the human cost of the year long war in gauze, up with tens of thousands killed and more than a $1000000.00 made homeless. tonight we hear the story of one family repeatedly forced to move on, and a hundreds of thousands ordered to evacuate as hurricane milton bears down on florida, the mayor of tampa warning. anyone who chooses to stay behind will likely die

the fiber and gone to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has urged the people of 11 on to free their country from hezbollah, warning they otherwise that otherwise they face destruction and suffering on the scale inflicted in gaza. and y'all who also said that is real, has killed a hezbollah official, seen as its future leader. and its armed forces have opened a new front in the conflict, sending troops into the south western living on for the very 1st time. the empty fishing nets and tied up boats, fishermen in the city of site on have been forced to stay assure these rarely,

military warrant of possible strikes against targets along the lebanese coast line, leaving many here, fearing for their livelihood. but the fishing stops and the fish market closes, who will support the fishermen of the workers in the market. they all have families and children who i provide milk for their kids. no one is supporting us or giving us anything at all in the home to see these really military has been carrying out new air raids on a route. despite the strikes, some civilian plane still flew in and out of the city on tuesday. these images were taken from a landing plain. the lebanese government says more than a 1000000 people have fled their homes in the past 2 weeks. hundreds of thousands are seeking shelter across the border. in war torn syria,

there were bomb beings in air strikes and so we escaped. thank god, we arrived here, safe and sound. israel to civilians are in danger. this flight in your high foot was struck by a his bellow rock could launch from lab. and on the r rineback militia has threatened deeper strikes into israel. what also saying it wants to cease fire 11 on for the 1st time. the group made no mention of a g as a ceasefire, as a precondition for 1100 bad. and yet that us, once a ceasefire is established you with us. the diplomacy intervenes when the football and everything else will be discussed to napa, and all decisions will be made and cut off. the thought that the size you do not ask for details when the principal has not being discussed. well, look,

look, there is no room for any talks without a cease fire number. hello, miss betsy elaine. i made his ball as talk of a ceasefire. israel has signaled the war could expand further. he does deployed another army division into southern 11 on as it seeks to seize control of border areas from the militant group. so no mention of a guns, a ceasefire as a precondition for a truce. and 11 non journalist can e mail to hari and be root has more split in his speech. he gave it to him about that, but i think what's really important seats. the main intention of this speech was to show that this is paula is or give the impression that his bullet is still strong. it was really a defiant and to a very confident speech. and he was talking about resisting and persisting. he was

talking about that his father re create more displaced people in northern israel psychiatry and somehow. busy busy the wall goal or really mean it's on you all set like the escalated dissertation level to maybe in order to get it is raised to begin spec to the border. now, to stick with you, come on to this one that with the new public face of his folder, it should not, in person is saying that this, the accountant was going to have more displaced. people use it, they had losses. would it be the beginning of the war? and he said, maybe the most striking, striking sentence, it says it's all about home screens for a. so a very, very defined speech. we know that 3 human agencies say that they are worried that the same tactics used by is really garza are now being repeated in 11 on what do you see? yeah, that's exactly what the set today and the,

i mean they gave me exactly. so be like there was some new which on whose base the warranty that we have with the tearing hesitations when new diseases live alone. because of the, for example, very current situation, sufficient, those where the could be looking for refuge and we didn't have the word sort organization who's wanting to say like all this and feeds a band of them to solve all the life stuff offended this. busy that leads to a crisis in the food supply. when i talk to some of the records and some of them are harmless, they were very concerned about the seats that lives behind the elements of the life stuff that lives behind. it's not only about their life your 5 inches, you're also talking very much about what they left behind. and a lot of that is to do was live. ready teach 6 years. journalist can remember hard with the ladies from b route to nights. kareem. thank you. after one year or more gods is health

authority, which is controlled by how boss it says nearly $42000.00 people had been killed. at least $21.00 have been killed in the latest is really years drugs on the verge, refugee camp and central garza including 5 children, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and says that his forces will achieve victory over her loss, which carried out the october 7th terror attacks the war has changed, the lives of guns of civilian population, enduring hunger, disease and the collapse of the health care system. a this is where the to move of family can home, but only for now. there is this one of thousands of tents near the beach and send to a gaza. there were forced to leave the real home in northern gauze that last october . i must admit, attends from gaza, approaching the attack. southern is rarely communities,

is where i retired. you did with an air offensive and play to a ground invasion of these. how husband up to saddam and the grandchildren has been on the move for the past 12 months, like tens of thousands of other postings in gaza. we were displaced by the foaming wherever we went. they were mess cuz we would leave one place, struck by tragedy, need to arrive at another place where a new building on a folded every place, we fled to became another scene of devastation. to con, pay myself. they sold shelter and civil schools in northern garza then flipped south to central garza to cost of $200.00 units and back to be sent to them on the almost 90 percent of calls us 2200000 people for security displaced by board of the family is now dispersed across garza, as he says, she never expected to end up living in his tend. they have no income and depend on age and charity. the children no longer had schooling and help as much as they can

learn, rush them now instead of carrying school bags that they carry, walter young visited with when i see my children or other children do this a lot, but i feel the pain deeply we. i do love that are membership form, a few of a strikes is a constant. both have lost 2 family members and such attacks of these says she goes to assistant and is tried, you know, stuck tobar applause. when working on the horse on at midnight. we were screaming and was not knowing who had died or who had survived between the flemish and the customer to come by mooning. they told us we couldn't say good bye to our loved ones. because the bodies were in such a terrible state took with us. that's one dash, while as i saw 5 message, i never got to say good bye to my sister who her children in the home. yeah, we buried them all about about 11 children, a county, a 5 women over the men. we got the shock with the loss of my sister and her

family has affected me deep companies that come on usa or the show me comes over. sure. and she'll get dishes special. do a paul love dish associate fee to get it off to the apple. but assistant them, how about the same uh i lost my brother and his daughters when their tent was bombed, near the unreal warehouses. especially i do, but now to model protege i am, they were all killed. his son was injured by shrapnel. the so the yeah, the yeah, i mean it said the front the whole year for that event i buried my brother in rafa and on the same day fled with my family. i'm with them, it's a shot of these fuse. you may never be allowed to return to a home in northern garza, the war has not only distort best areas of the territories, but it has also effectively divided it into north and south. the return of displaced people to the north is part of the seas for negotiations,

which have sofa failed to return to shuttle. if possible. i have a boy and 2 girls in the nose and i just want to hug them. and if the most important thing is to hold my children again, i'm on the other line. nobody else. i'm afraid i will die before i get to embrace my son and daughters. while i'm working, i miss them so much to be fair. i called bri. i don't know if it makes me feel sick because i'm far away from them. i know i don't know how to go like that. i know it is a simple embrace, but why it's garza was no stranger to war in the past. this is the longest, it's people have endured such unremitting biden's death and destruction with no end in sight. holiday again, d as a senior fellow at the middle east institute where he directs the program on palestine and his really palestinian affairs. it's good to have you with us this

evening. the work in gaza it has entered now it's 2nd year. what do you think it will take to in the fighting or yeah, i mean at this point, i'm not even sure we can continue to call it a war. i mean, of course it, it is a war, but it's so much more than that. and when we look at the almost complete annihilation of an entire society, and i think what it will take to end, this is serious pressure on israel at this point. um, while you have a situation really where you have to extremes, political leaderships, one in from ass and the other in israel. but of course one has far more fire power than the other. and it's pretty clear this point to benjamin netanyahu. and his extreme is coalition would very much like to continue

this war indefinitely. and in fact are expanding it now to, to lab and on and perhaps elsewhere in the region. do you see that pressure coming from the united states knowing don't i think, uh, what the less than that we've learned over the last year is that this binding administration doesn't really have any red lines at all. either in terms of human suffering or material costs, or frankly even to its own regional interest. because now where we're at a stage, we're right on the brink of precisely the thing that president biden has tried to avoid for a year. and that is all our regional war doors already expanded in full force into lab and on which is now being subjected to a similar kind of

a bombing campaign in mass displacement there as well. so the by new ministration doesn't have any real political will. when it comes to israel, then what do you think that what you'd like to do? what do you think that is? well, i think, yeah, i, i think lots of things i, i think it has to do with the, the president himself who is kind of lows to use any kind of pressure or to publicly criticize israel. despite the, the many warnings that we've been hearing for the past year, about numerous and egregious violations of international law. and this administration does not like to, to put pressure for domestic political reasons for ideological reasons. and we're now a month away from less than a month away from a us selection. so there are also domestic political reasons and but,

but at the end of the day, there's really only the president of the united states can bring this to an end. and asking nicely or claiming that israel has its after to cease fire when they haven't all of these tactics. i simply haven't worked me. if there were to be a ceasefire, if there were to be pressure put on both sides. and we were talking about a post or more guns that do we know who would govern gaza instead of from us as well. we don't to actually because we don't know what if anything will be left of guys we, it's not even clear that cause i will be inhabitable, by 2000000 people. i suspect that if and when the, the, the bombing uh and the death and destruction come to an end. there will be probably

a large exodus of people from gaza because all of the main institutions and infrastructure that supports basic life has been destroyed. and there are no hospitals or most of the hospitals have been destroyed. there are no universities left. most of the schools have been damaged or destroyed. most of the water, sanitation, all of these things that can sustain lives have been a 9 rated. so what kind of gaza will, will remain i think the other reason that there's so much uncertainty is these really don't have a clear vision either for ending the war or for what comes after the. uh so they've ruled out any possibility of course of from asked for turning to power, but they've also ruled out the palestinian authority, in which case what does that leave that? who's you know, if they will not allow any palestinian interlocutor to govern garza then,

are they expecting to provide services and, and established a law in order and clean the streets and rebuild gaza? because as the occupying power, that is actually their responsibility legally. but we know of course, that it will not take up those responsibilities, and so it falls on the international community. but if israel is dictating the terms of who can and cannot govern garza then you know, we have no more clarity on that today than we did a year ago. yeah. yeah. there are so many unanswered questions and this war goes into it's 2nd year. mr. hogan and we appreciate your time and your analysis tonight . thank you. seek gifts. all right, let's take a look now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . you in chief, antonio gutierrez' warrant, that blocking the work of the human agency helping bel experience and gaza would be

a catastrophe. gutierrez, she said that he's written to israel's prime minister. overdraft is rarely legislation that would aim to declare on a terrorist organization. can you lawmakers have voted to impeach deputy president rogowski got chug well on charges including enriching himself and staring as make hatred. the move is the combination of months of open conflict between the president or the deputy president and president william, brutal in a political drama that is captivated can yes, the european union says the china is abusing trade rules as beijing imposed a new tyrants on brandy. exports from u. member states, the taxes are seen as retaliation for e. u. terrorists or chinese electric vehicles. and the prompt and fears of an old well trade war. florida is bracing for hurricane milton. a

monster storm threatening, catastrophic damage. less than 2 weeks after hurricane helene hit the same area highways, we're backed up as thousands heated mandatory evacuation orders having picked earlier in the maximum category. 5. milton is expected to make landfall late wednesday in the tampa bay area home to more than 3000000 people. tampa is mayor. has warned that anyone choosing to stay behind is likely to die. but the us president postponed a trip to germany and then go that because of this storm during, in the oval office briefing today by the warrant. that milton could be one of the worst storms to hit florida in a sentry to the curb passes to the 2nd, tampa bay area and cut directly across the state east to west all the way across the state. with a potential for the storm to both enter florida is a hurricane and leave for it as

a hurricane on the atlantic coast. this could be the worst storms as far as you know, over a central god really that won't be. but as soon as looking like right now, and if you're under evacuation or orders, you should evacuate now. now, now you should have already evacuated. it's a matter of life and it's a matter of life and death. if he was president, not, not mincing words. when he said that this storm is a matter of life and death. i asked me to a urologist, cindy. oh, queen, in gainesville, florida. just have destructive notes and will be a what is the, this is the 2nd hurricane in 2 weeks, as you said, and your broadcast and the tampa bay area. we had her change. olean came through. we had 12 desks in the town, the bay area, and we saw storm searches. there were up to 7.2 feet. and now this predictions with hurricane built and we're looking at a storm surge as of 10 to 15 feet across the tampa bay area. just north of tampa

all the way down to sarasota saint petersburg and inglewood. so this is a that a pretty this powerful storm as it's been moving across the gulf of mexico. in fact, it has a 5th lowest pressure on record at $897.00, no bars, and it's winds at one time at a 180 miles per hour. we the replacement cycle during the overnight hours and we saw it. we can just a little bit also as a pass, so you can peninsula, the wind speeds are increasing. now they've come to a 155 miles per hour. they are expecting it to get back up to a category fine. and then we can a little bit as it gets into a little bit dryer air right before it makes land as well. but again, in florida, we are racing for it. and because of having the hurricane just 2 weeks ago causing the storm searches, they're only 6 to 7 feet of the cedar key area there at the tennessee wasting a lot of destruction. and this one storm inspected even type and more powerful

punch unit and city we are hearing that people who want to evacuated to they are struggling to lead partly due to fuel shortages. that there is just not enough gas . and what do you hear? what's the situation is not as bad as it was with hurricane and in 2017. we have 7000000 people evacuate at that point, trying to leave both coast of florida. and even here in gainesville, we're north on i 75. so everyone's coming from tampa down from fort myers will come through here and we ran out of gas actually 5 days before the hurricane. then we started running out of gas and last night. so the gas yours is extend all the way up into the north central part of the state. so even if you get out of the tampa area was there's a lot of people, 3000000 people in the tampa bay area, trying to get gas and head north where there's has definitely been a shortage. and when you do find gas, there are long lines and these people are waiting to get gas and again, truckers still trying to get into the state for your gas, but there is definitely

a shortage. so that's one thing that people are running into is where do you find gas? once you leave tampa, you're headed north of the cities along the interstate or running out of gas to you know, i've got relatives in florida in north carolina. i know that the southeast is still not been able to clear debris from hurricane helene. now we're talking about milton . why are we seeing such strong hurricanes in such quick succession a well, this time of year, usually into september, the gulf of mexico and comments. ology wise is where we see the formations of hurricanes as also in error in the atlantic is, you know, we have leslie this form, but with this pharmacology, usually in september, but the water temperature is happen warmer this year. so we're seeing that activity continuing into october when you have those warm waters in the gulf of mexico. that is what helped to fuel the quick growth of the store. and we saw just go from

a tropical storm early on the weekend. and so that cat 5 that was a 180 miles per hour. so we have a very warm gulf of mexico and we haven't had a strong track that exact track yet. even though the lien was nearby it, does you still have the waters on the stir? once you have a storm system go through, you have that um, well i of the cooler water from the bottom and then any other additional storms will not strengthen as much. but again, just kind of follow the last ice forming in september to the warmer waters. but again, this year it's been a lot more of robert or water temperature. yeah. and a lot warmer and the storms are long, stronger this year. that's for sure. meteorologist cindy o'quinn reporting from gainesville, florida. cindy, thank you. thank you. what's the north american scientists have won this year's nobel prize in physics. they were honored for their pioneering work on artificial intelligence and machine learning. back in the 1980s john hop field and

jeffrey hampton set the stage for today's artificial intelligence by using physics to identify patterns and information. their work now allows machines to mimic learning and remembering functions that were previously thought to be the sole province of organic brains. at a tech conference last year in memphis size, the differences are smaller than you might think. the, we're just the machine. we're wonderful, incredibly complicated machine. but we just to be your own that i'm. is there a reason why i was official on your own? i shouldn't be able to do everything we can do. modern artificial neural networks are structured on the to recipients ground breaking ideas in the field of statistical physics. their models allowed machines to start making apparently intuitive leaps through association, or identifying similar elements and systems like humans can. that's radically changed. for instance, cancer diagnosis. you can trade in artificial neural networks on which a no, no,

to be tumors, images that you know, does the products you trade at work. and then it can be very fast and efficient, finding this in images. and it can work much more quickly or to assist the doctor and much more certain in the diagnosis. and medical imaging is just one area where the research has had a huge impact. hey, i know also plays key roles and fields as diverse as large language models. particle physics at mr. wyrick and climate modeling. and predicting the structure of proteins. the physics prize this year goes for research that has changed and continues to change the world as we know it. this is a reminder now of our top story, this, our israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has urged the people of 119 to free their country from hezbollah,

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let's say together talks about community life on the service. the research is now on the on tuesday hezbollah, called for a ceasefire with is real, a remarkable development even more so because of the wrong back group is no longer making a ceasefire in gaza. a precondition for any laying down of arms. the last month is really military said that it was shifting its focus from gaza to 11 on from the war against from off to the battle against has bull up. but the fighting a guns and never stopped. the homeless run helped ministry and gaza says that the death toll there since the war began. one year ago has now reached $42000.00. i bridge off in berlin. this is the day i.