live from paris will use an analysis from france twenty four i'm not going these are the main world news headlines a senior commander of the palestinian islamic jihad who has been killed in an attack by israeli forces at least ten palestinians have lost their lives this tuesday. israel says a hundred ninety missiles. were lalaunched its territory from te gagaza strip afterwardss. hundrs of thousands of israelis to find shelter during the select. the human cost of the conflicict in libyaya i i repororted on the ground to meet the people whose lives have been thrown into turmoil since the arab spring in the full colonel. qaddafi some. days of the dictatorship.

it'll around this says the struggle continues as he arrived in mexico ways been granted political asylum forced from power by the protests in the streets of his efforts to cling to power. he says he's been the victim of a city . thank you very much for being with us. at least ten palestinians have been kililled in a series of asterix by israel the dead include a senior commander of the palestinian islamic jihad baja abu al aqsa. he and h h wifife were killed as they slept in the home in easton gas at the funerals have already taken place all actors group is reported to be behind the launch of a hundred ninety rockets at israel this tuesday. which sent hundreds of

thousands of israelis running for bomb shelters in the alert. the walls alsoo a miraculous esescape for thehese drivers as rockets struck a hobby afghan eft ashdod. that's been a correspondndent it was michael who is based i in j jerusalem fr us it was getting to you. tell us more about the e time line of today's events. and tell you that over the last- aloe we've seen the full set of airstrikes- from that i is israeli airir strikes i in the a strip. andndhat rocket firee is still c coming into israel now there's just been sirens in the south. earlier in the day the rockets did reach as far north as tel aviv in schools- w were clososed all the wayay up to th- but- now we are seeing the rocker slides. down in the south of israel closer to the girls a border- sir it's been. sixteen hours i think since the assassination. overer about who abu al ata. he it was a very

significanant figure in n islamc jihad and that's why we saw ththat that lararge funeral tody and that's why w we've seenn ths barracks of rockets. and he was also responsible for a lot of rockefeller previously i think and that's part of why there is it's such a davis collection that we've seen. is there a fear that it will get worse- areas that more the exchange of fifire is going to happen. all i would definitelyay thatt that in the hours ahead there wilill be and- conontinue to exchange f fire. i it's quite interestiting what israel hahas done is it's isolated- islamic jihihad if you like. and it's targeting islamic jihad sitites at in the gaza strip no hamas arts and hamas has not joined in the rocket fire back i into israel what we have seen today is islamic g. had. rockets from islamic jihad which is- i'm sure you know are funded and backed by iran. so t the questin is will it be something that

hamas joinsns will expand further- and then we would escalate into something reminiscent of the terrible war of twenty fourteen or are we going to see something more isolated. that lasts twenty four. thirty six forty eight hours and then comes down and i cannotot tell you which of those two options is going to buy. and as i have a wrist with the situations there are many- civilians. that are gonna get caught in the crossfire. that's right in the and there's been a relatively low injury level inside israel and that's for two reasons. one is that israelis are very gooood at listening to the very strict instructions they get about going down to bomb s shelters. the other is that israel has the i and- missile intercept system and it has been intercepting incoming rockets. in gaza they are less fortunate i dont havee bomb shelterers thy don'n't have a a goverentt that looks a after them in the same way. a a israel hasas much more terrible weaponsns than these national prerecision guided weapons.s. my whole terrible

weapons actually- and so do t te people in gaza- more vulnerable thth the p pple in this role bubut people s suffer on both ss of this. conflict there is no doubt aboutut that. here'e's michaeael f for now w well belit that but- i think we mighght be talking- over the next a couple of hours about the situation thank you very much indeed ever smacked. our correspondent joining us from jerusalem. next we move on to our our a special series of features about that libya this week looking at the situation that tonight to report exams the human cost. off the conflict in l libya f from twenty four supporters have been on the g ground to meet the people. whose lives have been literally thrown into turmoil since the arab spring in thee full of colonelel wanna get aftr eight. hundred twenty thousand libyans at least are internally displaced that means forced. from their homes by violence and ongoing disorder some even yearned for the days off to take to ship. the second special report you don't go off. a dollar mark ollie and

catherine no restraint. this is a neighborhood in a state of shock. dean in southern tripoli. one moment the inhabitants have been living in fear of bombings. the night before assumuming one of the tower blocks was hit by mortar fire. two children were killed as they slept. were freed it's terrifying every minutes we fear we're going to be hit by a shell we're constantly worried we don't feel safe. there's very little independent verification of the toll of this war. both sides hunt down evidence of crimes against civilians. no middle class so about how long that's a part of the bottom of the shell between the firing pin and the charge. actually these

are imprecise shelves grad missiles and mortars some date back to the second world war it's impossisible to use them fr surgical strikes. where yeah in a very d densely populatated sub on the outskirts of the city. we could hearr frequently the sounds of the fighting people here tell us it happens daily. they could have more to find that is especially dangerous after the sun goes down. the impact of the wall is felt throughout tripoli the road signs a stacked with mountains of rubbish the main landfill site is blocked off by fighting. and garbage collectors are enrolled in militias on the front lines.. the u. n. estimates that at least a hundred and twenty thousand civilians have fled the violence. here in the neighborhood of abu salim of more than a thousand displaced families a sheltering. red one a former teachcher is now living in this school with his wife and three children. they

abandoned the home on the frontline a few weeks ago. a number so there was gunfire a mortar shells right by us. my children all speech in the- they didn't want to stay there and that was in it. in the university so i want to send a message to my brothers in the east and the west. i want to sit around a table together and find a solution that satisfies both sides. i want to be able to walk safelyy in the streets. if you set out and then it was a- i wish i shed d by so many of the libyans we've spoken to. since the beginning of this conflict in april. countless lives have been overturned. all right exclusive reportining that from libya. next a abel morales says the strugglee conontinues bolivia's and latin america's first and only other indigenous president spoke from mexico he's been granted political asylum the left wing leader spot anger on the streets of the pods as he tried to cling

to power at the expense of believe his own constitution he was totold to resign byy the a y thirty six hours ago. from city fools debbie kalman son of is a specialist on latin america he recently made a really interesting reporters that special program about bolivia under- morales on that david jones is not full- more comments and analysis of the current situation. david we saw in the report is program you did for us how. morales had made a big impact on the lives of ordinary bolivians and that was a really positive thing now of course he has been virtually kicked out of power he saying. the struggle continues. what to try to say without. hitting mark wills is pretty difficult to understand what's what's his what is it in his head because a few hours ago. it seemed like he wanted to lead a resistance to accrue from bolivia. and now he's in mexico. so what is for saying is that he's denying any wrongdoing. that that's the first thing. he is not charged

with. anything and- and he's probably trying to say that he will be fighting for a political comeback in the in the next few months in the next few years. and that he doesn't want to go down in history as a villain i don't think that's- does very important to him. he's called me the coop is that a fair or accurate assessment in any way you think. well i will not give you- a black and white answer on this because it is pretty complex. yes in a way it is a crew because when- the police refuses to guard the presidential palace. that the army doesn't want to step in to replace the e all of the police that is a a mutiny. that is that is a crew. the fact that the right wing the position. said even before the count was finished even before the elections that they wanted him

to go. that the east of the country which is a very rich. start to the civic movements others will call it an uprising against the president's yes that. that has elements of the crew on on on the other side- there are. elements now that are quite solid about a massive fruit during the elections- so and- the explanation that there has been a popular- movement a popular uprising against an arrogant presidents who has committed fruit. i think this is a valid point of view as well. and so in the next i don't the two point of f view al not exclusive i think i think there are elements of the crew and there are elements of the popular- of pricing but the reality now is that there is a

big vacuuuum of power in bolivia and- we're expecting in the next few hours for some new developments so it to begin with mro as were very much amount of people- representing his indigenous say indian. tribe and coming forward and actually pretty lots of people's lives definitely but power corrupts and it seems that somewhere along the way he's kind of lost his way on the people of bolivia i'm happy with that and the call for change the militia forces him out like that. what happens next because i could say something has happened next few hours is there a fear perhapsps of. looks towards the far right in bolivia. that is a possibibility but we'rere we'ret ththere yet but what is h happeg now iss that the sentences all trying to convene in la paz and elect a new president of the sentence. who with the current situation will become an interim presidents. with the task of organizing new elections. the said the

majoririty that the mass the departure of evo morales has the majority the senate's. and the probe moralis sentetences ae saying we are in favor of a constitutional solution to this crisis but we won't guarantees in order to sit. and elects a woman who's the second vice president of the senate who belongs to the opposition from the east of the country. soso first we'll they reach an agreement. for a three caretaking presidents and u. elections. if they do not succeed and thehe defection of power remains then i think there's a serious risk for the most right wing forces- in bolivia to gather and impose a resolution definitely we will now wait and see what happens and thank you david for that's analysis of the situation if

moralis tonight- in mexico same from that that the struggle continues- thihis david comes on it was telling us a power can currenently. in the past capital of bolivia debbie thank y you very much indeed thank you in our system i can hardly recommend to all of you watching at the report is a special that- debited on the on the f. moralis itself accessible via ourur website. w. w. w. dot france twenty four .com. next the whole complex a warning law and order is on the brink of collapse. this tuesday that been violent scenes in the terrace you for a second successive day. but the protests the showing no sign of backing down in the face of the get tough move by the police force. two men remain in critical condition in hospital after violence on monday one protester being shocked by a police officer. another was set on fire all around with protest is. universities in hong kong became a new battle ground on tuesday. this is the first time there have been sustained clashes at major campuses. at

the chinese university of hong kong pro democracy protesters hid behind makeshift barriers. lighting fires and throwing petrol bombs at police. and off stretching into the night. auauthorities warned of more thn five months of unrest is reaching a tipping point. home because rule floor has been pushed to the brink of total collapse as moscow r riotous rectify the wetness ny escalate their violence under the false hope that they can get away with it. in the city's central business district tuesday hardcore protesters blocked traffic using a bus as the barricade. but later as workers left their offices the s streets filled again the show w continud support from moderate residents. in central on opposite is working around here so we're adults we may not be the one who's got targeted by you know

five. you might t have seen we justst got hit by tear gas well. the anger extends monday's. day of fighting one man was shot by a police officerer a and another lit on fire following a confrontation with protesters. the escalation of violence has china warning it could employ even tougher security measures. tuesday chinese state media again raised the prospect of the people's liberation army being engaged to end the crisis. we are keeping in line with developments for you that in hong kong. so the business can't be joins us good evening kate were approaching an important deadline the trade standoff between the united states and the european union kate has more. on wednesday marked the trump administration is set to decide whether to impose tariffs on carsrs that ae imported from the european union six months ago donald trump pushed back his decision. reports suggest that he could do the same again- well european officials have said they believe he will decide against imposing them when a speech in new york the us president didn't give any

direct hints about the issue of merely saying that europe's trade policies remain unfair to us companies. separately he saidid that phase one of a trade deal with china could happen soon but he gave no insight into any progress in those negotiations. investors had been hoping for details about the *-*- for tat tariff battle withth beijing is t the next rod of us levevees i is set to hittn ababout a a month. the presisidt meanwhilile plane claimed credit for the stroro state of the american economy he urged the federal reserve to continue cutting. interest rates saying that would further spur. let's check in on the day's trading action on wall street was all the s. and p. five hundred nasdaq each managing new record highs. the dow jones turned slightly down by the closing bell closing flat there is you can see. the uncertainty over trade policy among the factors at play there. shares of disney rose one and a third percent at the close. as its new video streaming service went live. demand appears to have been is so strong that it cost technical problems. as the

platform was launched. you can see industry leader netflix was down about three quarters of a percent well apple was fairly flat. they're among the new players. apple among the new players have been diving into that increasingly crowded market. the video streaming industry is expected to be worth some six hundred ninety billion dollars. over the next five years. earlier on the major european indices closed higher. shares of the french telecom giant iliad rose twenty percent. as it announced a massive buyback scheme. mr sentiment in germany meanwhile was stronger than i expected. that. the docks about three two thirdsds of a percent t there. moving on from the days of the business headlines them. well way is paying it staff some two hundred eighty five million dollars worth of bonuses. for helping you to cope with us sanctions. ninety thousand employees will receive around three thousand dollars each. chinese tech giant has been trtrying to work around the u. . measures which prohibit american companies including google- doing business with far

away. all that on security grounds. management and unions at lufthansa have agreed to enter mediation averting further strikes for now. cabin crew the german airline in calling for better pay and working conditions. to walk out last week so one thousand three hundred flights cancelled. and america's largest milk producer has filed for bankruptcy protection dean foods said sales had tumbled 7% and profits by 40% in the first half of the year. americans are drinking less milk in general a growing demand for dairy alternatives has less has left the company struggling. the government of pakistan is taking steps to end decades of forced labor in the cotton industry. the u. n.'s international labor organization says a hundred and seventy thousand people were conscripted in last autumn harvest a 50% drop from previous years. now officials are also reporting better working conditions and a possible end to state quotas

which could lift the pressure on producers allen ginsberg reports. it's known as white gold but that profit comes at a price for decades the continent's biggest on has been harvested with forced labor. practice the authorities say that now knowing the state is also increaseded salaries by fifteen percent but there is still working on the harvest. or your money will boost our familyly budget i've earneded enough to buy a washing machine it's very difficult to wash clothes in the winter time i got a lot o of. hisis backk is n is the world's sixththargest producer of f course in and sine the soviet era the country's forced labor including. child slaves to fill its consequences. the two decade long boycott campaign led by human rights groups and ngos put pressure on the president to reform. they have a more lines and today. . s itit practice of. industrial

automation cotton during thihis period i it to us it began even before seven pm. w we have a widespread cases of forced labor in a cotton field. so it's not easy for several years totally get three to four slevin cotton harvest the us has already lifted sanctions on the country convinced by the changes. but some ngos remain skeptical and a calling for an end to all state overseen targets the government has pledged to soft shifting the sector away from state management in t twenty twenty three. becaususe some surprising statistics coming g out there mark and t t. k. thank you very much to get me do that with all the business great to see you. school studio catalina marshall deborah is here with me to watch good evening to you- lots of rational lined across social media regarding what's been hahappening in the e middle east today with the asterix from israel. on the gaza strip and of course the rockets had been sent back to the way. so i'm

really there's a lot of reaction in twitter regarding the political timing of this operation. specicially as netanyahu named as you can see in the street- enough tally bennett who is a far right- minutes as minister of defense- especially at a time where many chances also trying to form his new government. but let's go on to what's happening in the affected territory there's a little bit a lot of video going on through social media about what's happening in israel. and on the gaza strip as well here there's a traffic camera that captured- right the moment when.t was. right there. the moment when a rocket exploded on on on a nearby highway until if you thought a busy highway- met here we can also see a a lot of people being evacucuated- ina train station- in tel aviv. and herere people are waiting outsie their v vehicles as the missilee alert goeoes. by as they are thy arare. it's they don't want them

to be close to the vehicles as the as there's missile alerts is recommended not to. there's more videos as well here's the disney got center where this is the first time this is tel aviv's main shopping center and it's been closed down for the first time in recent history. so really shows- the security situation going on and the region right now and that. the. everything that's been going on this is the read- alert app from the- this is showing where- it's showing. no it you're notifies its users- of the incoming missiles in here we can see how earlier the map for showing which- is the civilian should avoid. and which ones were possibly dangerous and as you can see here user he was a- you know he's that many users-- saying that they were receiving a lot of- notifications throughout the night throughout the day today as well here you can see a user who receceived. thirty sx notifications already- and going on to the gaza strip-

this is a picture that's been going around a lot and social media of the building. that was hit by an israeli airstrike- but as t this- this twitter user he's- palestinian j journalist. he's saying also that too much news has been circulating around so definitely to be careful with what's been going around with the overwhelmingg amount of information not to confuse and the fact. is the international has also said that there's a lot of conflicting information that is circular circulating about what exactly had this office in gaza. and where the attack came frfr and thehere's goi t to be n impartrtial investigation into this accident. so here more images. from this building. and date on a seventy- death toll on one side higher than the other ten pololicies at least nothing killed so far which kind of- come reflects the imbalance of fire power but obviously the issue a formal complelex at t them that's kepte another story regarding israel

an e. u. court ruling about israelii food labels tell us about that so now the e. u. court jester a rule today that retailers do have to identify products made in israel settlements with special labels whichh a as as as they're saying here is likely to spark anger and israel- and the e. u. is saying that they want to do this- so that the products can be easily identified to shoppers. so they insist that the label s should not carry the made in israel tak- there's a lot of people saying that this is the way for the e. u. to boycott israeli produce but- here we can see in the times of israel they are saying t that ththey eat you did it released a statement saying they reject any form. of boycott or sanctions against. israel. okay change of mood completely the disney plus streaming services run isn't technical difficulties this is a- departure in subject matter but none the less important to many people so. what's been happening with mickey mouse and his mates. so today disney plus was the first day was going to

launch it says it's the first day launches streaming service and our peers have already a lot of technical issues. and a lot of angry users are have been going on to social media to express their anger- here we can see- user saying no matter what you're going through at least you're not working on the disney plus- tech support team on. launch day. but people are specially disappointed and puerto rico since the abba apparently did not work there. and as you can see is trees are saying it is not working for porto rico whom is a us territory since nineteen eighty nine. so a lot of disappointment there when it comes to the streaming service today and t. first will problems but unless it's important to some people if you paid for you expxpect to get it done exact one of those things that disney. optional mickey mouse consider that connie catalina thank you very much of a great catalina with that media watch cake with business as ever thank you very much indeed. and thank you for watching because without you it would not be with us so please stay with us more complex

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