the expert advice and excellent job opportunities starts in new jersey now on korea's for germany dot com. this is dw news live from berlin is riley air strikes, claim more lives, and 11 on 3 lebanese tv workers are killed when they're comp time to struck in the sides of the country. there among the growing death toll from israel's campaign targeting the around back to his bottle militant group. also coming up german johnson are old off sholtes as in india for adults with prime minister and around promoting on the agenda. trade agreements and recruiting skilled workers from the world's most populous nation. and with kind of harris and donald trump locked in a tight election every vote matters. we look at the 2 campaigns efforts to latino

voters. the only problem really as welcome to the program, lebanon's caretaker prime minister, has condemned israel for what he called the deliberate targeting of journalists. that's after the lebanese health ministry said 3 media workers were killed in n as riley air strike in south eastern lab. and on early friday morning is randy military planes and a building housing journalist and as by a near the syrian border as it continues its war against the militant group. as part of the pro, around lebanese channel l. my a dean says a camera man and fraud cast engineer or among the 3 killed another broadcaster, i'm an art which is run by his bar. it says one of its photographers also died in the attack. israel has not commented on the strike a little

earlier, i asked don't use a re bureau chief mohammed tried to tell us more about the use writing strike that killed 3 journalist. so it is confirmed that 3 journalists were killed this morning and others enjoy it in, in this way, at least try on a small compound in house by east and they've been on this compound is known to be hosting, turn the list for local and regional broadcast as the since the, at least since the, so you the incursion uh in the loop and began last month at least 7 teams have been spending the night there since then. and um, you know, uh, according to journalists on site, the compound was completely destroyed overnight as they were sleeping has. but yeah, the target, the region is the in eastern, depend on and is a prominent read throughs, tall. and it's, you know, it hasn't been a target, a sofa throughout this confrontation and the,

the inhabitants of house by haven't evacuated the towns on like the neighboring towns in the area. this is the 3rd time is why it is directly targeting journalists or press teams since last october, the since october last year. and that's when this way and killed the reuters to another, to sum up the law. and again, in november, it killed 2 journalists, working for panda rob pro yvonne in the way of the info. acosta. and then we're having to israel continues to hit targets across that, but not including the capital by roots where you are. give us the latest on the situation. yes it was. you have to know the tough, nice here and be route as is by continues to strike. what he says is his beloved for us structure and the southern suburbs of the woods, but also bumping elsewhere across the southern and east and live. and on some reports this morning suggested that more than 100 as well in the air strikes have

been recorded across the country in the last 24 hours. and in return, as the law said, 8 conductor, 27 minutes reopen patients against is right in the targets. this is becoming a daily routine as to what escalates between is fighting and has below. we're clearly noticing that in the closer we get as, as, as, you know, as we get closer to the expected this, right, you need retaliation on a ron. this front end up and on is further heating up and the conflict parties are stepping away from a diplomatic solution. thanks that update my how much do you to view some homage, right, to joining us from a root well on as well as other front against homeless militants and gas, or at least 28 people have reportedly being killed in the latest air strike. their guys are health officials say dozens more were wounded in the attack on news in southern gaza. local media reports to say many of the victims were children. israel

has been pressing ahead with its military operations in gaza. as the united states pushes israel to restart, sees far thoughts of the time now for some of their stories making headlines around the world. the israel's military says it has killed a hoss commander involved in the october 7th terror attacks. and to also work for the you an agency on right and gaza, the army claimed mohammed to abu t. we oversold the murder and abduction of several is riley citizens under a confirmed it too. we had been a staff member and was killed on wednesday, thursday between the curtis done workers party or a p. k. k has claimed responsibility for wednesdays attack on a turkish defense company. headquarters to assailants, armed with guns and explosives, killed 5 people and wounded 22 more turkish forces of cart extracts on p k. k targets in iraq and syria and response. the militant group is considered a terrorist organization by ankara,

the you and the us. i saw the possibilities of prosecutors in california are seeking to re sentence the brothers eric on the line with mandates for the 1989 murders of their parents and the families, beverly hills home. it would give the parent a chance of being granted parole after more than 3 decades behind bars, or recent netflix areas renewed scrutiny of the case. king charles is facing calls to address britain's colonial history after a commonwealth summit in similar sparked debate over the legacy of slavery. charles at the u. k, could not change the past. some former colonies are demanding reparations for the harms caused by the slave trade. like ukraine says, the north korean troops have been deployed to russia's western course region. that's according to ukraine's military intelligence service course goes where ukrainian forces staged across border incursion into russia. back in august, seizing a chunk of territory, says create, and nato and the us site. thousands of north korean troops have been training for

combat in russia's east. in recent weeks, this lead year, according to ukraine, shows no screen soldiers at a training ground in rushes far east. they are wearing what appears to be a russian military uniform, potentially preparing to fight in ukraine. keith says the 1st north korean soldiers have already been deployed to russia's best and of course, the region to come to ukraine's cross border offensive. this comes as of russia, rectifies a defense treaty with north korea. the treat to pledge just mutual assistance. the country is attacked by people waiting the struggle say it's it, i'm not sure what the machine is for our relations with the democratic people's republic of korea. so as you know, to go to austin, teaching partnership treaty was rectified only today. news through a time just to do this article for the address and move it down to the north korea

serious about dressing corporation. see what i'll tell you, but what we will do the most and how we will do it. that is our business. uh no, i store it, got them when we didn't deal with those, you know, should do rushes, president fledging the ports and has neither consent. no denied the presence of the north koreans soldiers and russians could, i mean uses to eat. but she offered a vague comment on the satellite images, allegedly showing no scurrying personnel at the russian military facilities. you seem to images are a serious thing. and if the image is, then that reflects something that show that i should, according to the us, this reflects rushed us. we can assume the battle ground to make no mistake. this is a concerning development, the potential for north korean soldiers to be used by russia to fight ukraine. whether they'll do that in russia, whether they'll do that in ukraine, we don't know right now. the other thing it shows us is how desperate mister, prove this for manpower, i mean,

he's losing $1200.00 russian soldiers per day. and over the course of this war, more than flat 530000 casualties russian casualties. and it's not like he's being very honest with the russian people about the losses that he has sustained in this fight. um, so it's a definite sign of weakness. and this is something that's not the middle point to strongly disagree. swift. boynton says it's an illusion. the russian could be just sit on the battlefield. german shots that are all off shelves on to senior cabinet ministers are in india for told with our counterparts. and that strengthening ties between europe's biggest economy and the world's most populous nation. shows on prime minister in europe. promoted spoke at a business conference in daddy or the united states, germany will more than triple the number of skilled visas for indian workers 290040 per year. germany is also hoping to boost weapons sales to delhi to replace india as dependence on russian military supplies. i could go off the trip is to make progress on a free trade deal between india and the european union. as well as trade,

germany needs indian workers to boost its economy. when a german minister arrives in india early in the morning, and the 1st thing he does is visit to school. it's key if this is more than just a courtesy visit this public high school in dallas east isn't just any institution. it's preparing students for a 3 year vocational training program in germany. the german government and major industry pay us back. the partnership german, these labor minister courts at win waiting for both countries. the gemini has the lack of skilled labor force. india is a very young society. the $1000000.00 young indians for months entering the labor market. and so we tried to win them to make some of them to make their way in gym and, and like this young girls here want to make

a vocational training into them an a. and so we have to find a way to make it less bureaucratic and to support them. jeremy needs aging population means they need skill young workers from abroad to make up labor shortages. india for its spot has millions of young people looking for jobs and the challenge of ops killing its workforce easing migration to germany in more direct german investment in india, a higher on the agenda of this used by letterhead, government consultations in delhi. for years germany has prioritized china and it's asian, economic, and strategic policy. but the war and ukraine and china, as military as such as india into pacific region have forced berlin and delhi to reassess things, says india as heating expert on gym. and if s rena with geopolitics is dictating your political choices. you could all make investments. um,

does india appear to be on the gym with strategic plans and vice? it was a does do many appear on india strategic plans. right. and i think that's where we have to do a little bit more work to make it strategic according to this new policy paper from germany's for an office thing. so set to change. it says germany sees india as a democratic partner for stability and security. and once to tap into india growing influence in the globe as solid, it also makes clear that germany wants to be a reliable security partner for india. a recent case in point, germany's 1st as a joint address in august with the indian apples, india wants to reduce its dependence on russian supplies. and germany is not on you willing to deliver advanced weaponry, but also to have india make weapons at home. this, despite its historic friendship with russia, i think we have

a lot of area in which we will find political convergence. a lot of sound business, sense, economic sense, and big forward, you know, a new chapter on defense relationship. we can be a forceful good. there seems to be a growing desire on both sides to upgrade the strategic partnership, especially since they share similar concerns about china or for more on the german indian government talks i'm joined by dw corresponding to shadow. yeah. to have in that a great to see you again. so is this the beginning of a new dawn in german indian relations? yes, pablo, that can be said, you see the 2 countries have had strategic relations for over 14 years now. but it's only now that they've started picking up based in cooperation in different spheres. really. and i think the discussions and the decisions on the strip are

going to be influenced by the new jewel political realities of the world that you're seeing. i mean, a lot has happened in the last 2 years they've had, you know, the russia ukraine board that's ongoing the war in the middle east. as well as the growing influence of china. uh, you know, in the region in the, in the pacific a, so these are really the elephants in the room, if you like, a pablo and mind you. this trip is also coming in the backdrop also on actual is trying to divide the economy of germany as it suffered because of the board and ukraine as well as increasing competition from china. so the german government is now austin, gets companies to reduce the reliance on china and look elsewhere and in the region in asia. i mean in the is the, is a natural thought though, because, you know, it's, it's the, was a 5th largest economy and was a fastest growing major economy. oh, so it's natural back to germany is looking at india and, and is looking in dental, nevada. and just before this trip happened, they release the,

the german government release of people quite a focus on india, which talked about germany's changed outlook when it comes to engaging with india on different areas like a defense and trade. so that tells you how serious the german government is when it comes to, you know, turning a new leaf over the indian government. and it's been received really well on the side in delhi. well, earlier in his speech off shows he was at a business conference in daily and he spoke of that a multi polar world want on more and more cooperation is needed. what more can you tell us on the role of india and germany in this regard? well invested addressed by john, so all of shows in the morning. uh, the word might people pull really stood out. pablo, he said, and i quote that the wood of the 21st century is multi point. oh, i see this as a reality, not as a threat in a multiple word, there is no global policeman,

no single watchdog of monitoring or a common rules and institutions. i think the message is that the expectation from any country, you know, to take similar stands or no global issues is not really fed. i mean, look at, it does stones on rochelle, for instance, you know, which hasn't really gone down well with the western countries. it's caused a fiction of despite india saying again and again that it's not a 0 sum game and it likes to maintain its normal lined up policy when it comes to issues like that. but the western boys, including a europe has seems to have come around and as far as germany is concerned, if knowledge sees the benefits of opening up its defense, us feel to india because the more it says to india, the less into his reliance will be on russia, which is the india as a biggest sto, a supplier of arms. and india also wants to diversify, you know, it's on so procurement as far as the a, your autopay is concerned,

as far as it's dependent on dependence on russia is concerned because it's watching the green bundled fee between russia and china as well. so it needs to be realistic, i think by, by multiple what he means is that a new country can really afford to put all their eggs in the same basket problem. all right, we'll leave it there shallow at shutter. yeah, i'd have to view correspondent joining us from daddy. u. s. presidential candidates donald trump. time to kind of hires are rallying and swing states were latest polls suggest a tight race between the 2 parties ahead of the election. on the 5th of november, trump took to the stage and the key battleground, state of nevada, to give a speech focused on tax cuts and immigration irises. meanwhile, campaigning in the swing state of georgia, or she emphasized her middle class where its former us president bark obama and rock legend bruce springsteen. jointer in atlanta for 8, final push for about of a more i'm joined that by dw reporter,

i mean east of here in the studio. i mean, great to see you. so this is a pretty tough question to ask you about leading in the polls, considering that were less than 2 weeks now from november, 5th, harris or trump, whose favorite twins? yeah, was getting tighter and tighter. the latest polls showed that harris is still up by a couple of points. she's at $48.00 to donald trump, $46.00, but that's the popular vote. don't forget, the us doesn't vote directly for the president. they have an electoral college system, which means you have to win the most electoral college roads. those are based on states. so that's why we see harris and trump campaign in swing states in, in that case, pollsters the, the, the leading pollsters in the us actually give trumping advantage there. they say that he has about a 52 percent chance of winning the election by getting the most electoral college roads, which is the only important thing for the presidential candidates. and that's because his, while his national lead, as national disadvantage is narrowing into and, and kind of colliding with harris on the charts there. his lead in swing states

more than swing states is even more narrowing, or he's gaining an advantage and states where he is predicted to win. and that means places like arizona or nevada, which may have gone for harris a few months ago, are now looking more like they're going for trump super tight. stay there for a 2nd now because we're going to talk about a specific voter back group. looking at this camera, at the 65000000 self identified latinos in the united states, they make over and 15 percent of eligible voters. and they could play a key role in the swing states. so both the democratic and republican campaigns are vying for their support. let's take a look at this report. a smile judie is an immigration attorney living in miami. she was born in the dominican republic, a move to the us in the 90s. she supports donald trump strict immigration policies and doesn't see a contradiction with what the controversy comes from integration our journey is

that one who will be taking o, taking phone calls from overseas to have somebody come to the united states equally . so at that point, that's not an immigration attorney, that's just a cool, yada, yada echo yelton with a title with the clients and in her law some office. the attorney also opened the support. so candidate now, however, myra rejects categorizing voters based on their backgrounds. as a lawyer, she believes that the one second does trudy, the sizes they look like. all of that is no, not the no vote ladies americans vote in and that's this american melting pot. they were latino thought, avoiding the blast that i'm going women that have one. that is no vote that have to be it, put it in some sort of a box on the other side of the country, close to san francisco list. i mean the session she left mexico with

a family 50 years ago to start a new life in the us. from when you had work us to winery own us, the session i've had many accomplished what many immigrant farm workers are unable to, despite the hardware. that's why installation living costs or health care and put and for many latinos, despite the to the vision, amelia sheriff's, myra few voting isn't about heritage. we all want to see thing for our families, that they're safe, their shelter. they have no food and access to an education. we all of us university once and once a year during the hispanic heritage month. the social so many organize as a wine says to celebrate their culture and share it with others next again. but i feel like home in my adopted country and i've embrace everything that is really wonderful about those cultures. embracing to conscious of feeling that many latinos

in the united states can relate to. so back to you, i mean, how could the latino vote this way? this election is here. well, this to trends look out for the 1st one is that the number of voters identify as latino or that and has increased over the past several years. and it's now about one 5th of the us of voting population, which is a pretty sizable chunk. the other thing is that democrats are kind of losing their advantage among this group avoid voters, if you want to call it, that democrats have always been able to count on roughly 60 percent of the latino voting block. um, but what we've seen is that since obama, who 170 percent of that building block, the trend has gone in the opposite direction. harris has now is only at pulling at around $56.00 or 57 percent among latino voters versus 37 percent for donald trump

. that's not quite george bush's all time record. if you want to put it that way in a 2004, he was the republican candidate in 2041 that election and he got around 40 percent of the latino vote. but what we are seeing is that democrats advantage in this building block is slipping, and that's a big deal for democrats. and of course the latino vote we. we talk about the latino vote, but it's, it's not really one block. it's a complex at group of people. um, as you said, quite a significant percentage now in the united states. so how are the candidates dealing with that and how are they appealing to a group, which is, you know, very varied. we'll say, right. it all comes down to data, and that's a very abstract thing in a campaign when you're trying to reach people's emotions, like we were talking about earlier. for some people that you know means even immigrants from spain and that's obviously different. then i'm a asylum secret from venezuela or cuba, for example, some tend to be very conservative. some tend to be even socialist. so you can't really look at it as

a solid block. we saw that and report as well. but what we have seen is that their views differ slightly from the national population, but generally pamela harris and donald trump. this campaign, this election, are trying to talk to them as they want to be seen for most of them as american voters. so economy is a huge thing and obviously there's different opinions about how to solve the problems and the economy come with harris is looking more towards more housing, more jobs, and using tax money to do good things for people who are struggling. whereas donald trump is looking more at cutting taxes, helping small business owners. and yeah, and immigration is not really what they're using to appeal to hispanic and latino voters. well, let's talk about the topic of immigration because donald trump has a, let's say, made some pretty harsh and strong comments with regards to immigration over the years. and so how can you still appeal to latino is considering what we have heard from donald trump? yeah, you see in

a riley's calling in regards animals and rapist, what's very interesting is that pull show that most latino voters, even those born over overseas. so in immigrants who came in 1st generation immigrants are immigrants, themselves, they don't think that trump is talking about them. so this happens all over the world, and we're going to make it successful in a country, then want to keep an advantage and don't want more immigrants coming in to compete with the precarious thing to be an immigrant in a country, especially if there's racism. and it's difficult to get jobs, so they want to protect their status. what that's what you see often. and a lot of people, as i said, was he knows both the way that americans vote generally. and they're looking more at their daily bread, the economy. how side health care, things like this fascinating stuff there. i mean, thanks for breaking the time for us. and of course we're all going to be keeping a really close. i was going to be happening over the exact closer, getting closer and closer and it'll be really interesting to see what comes out of this election dw, use a. i mean is this thanks for joining a science studio?

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the the conflict. so senior american diplomats fly back into the middle east, promising to stand by 11. and even if ally, israel continues massive astride some payment from the other part of the country. it doesn't look like a for me, that's a piece of my gift today. doesn't give up easily on that prospect. the former justice minister and peace negotiator, it is right conflict next on the police special the mafia, the italians in germany,

drugs extortion is pursuing the criminal but the regulations are too low and there isn't enough monitoring. how can the mafia in germany be stopped getting stunned in 60 minutes on d. w, the, in the 1st year of the war and you train journalists shown along and repose it from the russian occupied on boss regions. they're still do it is through stuff, but it's not right and you've got and you get the thing you probably ran look at it will usually an accessible to western media. i must of this war of attrition. the

rushes or in ukraine on susan's front line starts october 26th on d, w. senior american diplomats fly back into the middle east, promising to stand by 11. and even if ally, israel continues massive strikes on a route and other parts of the country. it doesn't look like a formula for peace, but my guess today doesn't give up easily on that prospect is you'll see valence former justice minister and peace negotiations in israel. i believe that there is a chance that after such a will when people that this then the managing that they the conflict is your child of these and impossible it. knowing more people will tend to go for the appropriate for how does he explain the humanitarian.