i'll need it. right out of ten i think for any and thank you for joining me and because they changed the morning's updates coming all right it's. a death row inmate joseph would rise in pain during a two hour execution this prolonged suffering was not part of the plan and not constitutional but an accident and not quite a unique wanted that just this year in both oklahoma and my native ohio there have been botched executions due to complications with lethal injection one judge alex kozinski who voted to give would a stay of execution due to the questionable nature of lethal injection drugs said that the good old firing squad would be a lot more humane and his opinion eight or ten large caliber bullets fired at close

range and massive damage causing instant death every time i think lethal injection is popular not for the executed but for society as judge kozinski said shooting someone in the head with a machine gun is instant death so why don't they use the firing squad because that would be messy and raise questions quietly injecting people way from prying public eyes allows the dirty deed to be done without the hassle of ugly news footage i think that it says something odd about society that we must kill the wicked and murderous but could you do it in a bloodless way completely out of sight i don't want to lose my appetite but that's just my opinion.

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hear back with us here in the studio for more of the weekly twenty four hour ceasefire extension between israel and hamas which had been proposed by the united nations failed to hold on sunday for us the palestinian militant group and rejected the deal firing bra just of rockets from gaza into israel the group explained that it could not agree to a truce until israel pulled out of gaza this prompted israel to continue its operations on sunday morning later hamas relented and called for the truce to be reinstated but according to israeli officials have failed to comply with its own proposal put into reports from the area fighting subsided during the day that there is still no official truce deal in place but it's clear reports. there were rockets fired from gaza at israel in the early hours of sunday morning so we were intercepted over the same to the country and they have been sirens sounding both in

the same to and. in the south of israel there was also an israeli soldier that was killed by a mortar shell not far from the israel gaza border that bore the israeli military fatalities to some forty three now one of this follows a ceasefire that was observed on saturday by both sides that ceasefire was a un grow could humanitarian truce and it enabled aid workers to bring much needed emergency supplies into the gaza strip as you know hospitals there for example has practically run out of medicine it was also a chance for people inside gaza to return to their homes to try and salvage what little they could to bury the dead and also to recover bodies these ratings have said that they believe that the number of rockets that hamas and islamic jihad have a beer disposal has decreased dramatically because of this is lady operation and they also believe that the israelis will be forced to remain inside the gaza strip because very say militants in gaza will try to hold on to the remaining awesome

though and extend the fighting in the gaza strip for quite some time so it certainly doesn't look as if he even on the ground is ever going to see a cessation of hostilities let's not take a look at a video our correspondents than does earlier in the week of from one of the worst hit areas of gaza it does contain some disturbing images. as of what we're doing now. we're going to move. on we're. a power thing we can be seen among the ruins of a residential building now the video is believed to show him being hit by israeli gunfire the man appears to be seeking cover but is hit by a bullet or stretched out on the ground here's what an eyewitness told us this is. with respect to the death all together there were four shots fired the first one missed him but the remainder three were aimed for him the second one was fatal. which caused him to fall down

a lot on the ground and the third one war is i guess for them to make sure that they had got him basically he was as far as we are aware he was looking for his family he was frantic he was more he was leading the way he was on the floor and he knew the area we had wanted to do was find his army resulted in his day there was supposed to be a cease fire as well however as research into the region there was bombing nearby there was shelling nearby and snipers shooting is. on sunday evening barack obama told the israeli prime minister seeking any mediate an unconditional cease fire in gaza earlier postcard talked to a spokesman at the israeli foreign ministry he said that israel's operation is merely a response to aggression from harm us. they say that all of it is should be investigated and i agree and i'll tell you what we're going to discover we're going to discover that israel has taken unprecedented steps in

a very difficult circumstance to minimize and to avoid civilian casualties and we're going to discover that hamas evil machine with a killer strategy. is perpetrating war crime of the war crime of the war crime and that's what we're going to discover you say that israel is doing all it can to minimize civilian casualties are you doing enough for boys killed in a bitch we're hearing about civilians being killed every single day we said repetitively we said it also quietly through diplomatic channels quiet will be all said with quiet calm will be responded to with this message was rejected out of hand we've been three cease fire proposals one by the egyptians one by the united nations one by the international committee for the red cross all three we accepted unconditionally we implemented them all three of which with the with the glib laws they couldn't care less attitude rejected and violated so i agree with you the this is a real tragedy the responsibility for which lies directly at the doorstep of hamas

israel's military has admitted responsibility for hitting a un school in gaza with mortar fire earlier this week according to the united nations sixteen people were killed in the attack but the i.d.f. denies they were any casualties saying that the shell landed in an empty yard traveled to the side and met some of the survivors. beit hanoun in gaza's north deserted after israeli tank shelling hits this united nations around school killing sixteen and injuring scores of others before the war northern residents had it tough enough recently they've been plunged into incredible danger they were relying on the un to shelter and protect their children now even that is no guarantee. as the red cross said they would move but they didn't arrive instead israelis launched missiles at us after which we started looking for our children some were

dead others wounded ambulances arrived took four to six people we reached the hospital and then here where we look for our children it took four hours to find my son. one hospital room and one entire family caught up in a war from which they couldn't escape. eleven years old was one of those pierced by multiple pieces of shrapnel this family are one among over one hundred thousand who are currently sheltering with the u.n. we have informed the. times. about this this call about its place how many people what is going on there. and everything the last time it was ten fifty five we called them and we asked them to give us a window of time so we can evacuated displaced people who want to from going to be displaced. but then we got. fourteen year old fatima was in less pain than her

sister. let's forgive the lawyer said i was hallucinating and terrifying i started thinking of my father and screaming says you from my sisters and brothers i was afraid of what could have happened to them and then my sister contacted our brother and it was horrible went to the school but we're told. that there was an explosion then he. started crying and same they lost their relatives image of me in the sun as they are criminals for this to happen to their children one could treat children like this each time they are hit by hamas rocket they get more violent with us civilians in. this area remains dangerous most homes are of course evacuated but the hospital near the shelled school is not surveying the neighborhood from its roof and we see no letup in the heavy land and happened bottom and the manager of

the hospital tells me that every day including today the hospital is hit by shrapnel the fear here is a repeat of thursday's tragedy in the last three days i would schools have been attacked four times twice in. gaza. and the first one was injured the second day we send a team from on the road to investigate the incident and we agreed to a days earlier that we should have a window of time of two hours from nine. thirty this. this school activist the surgeon dr mads gilbert is adamant that palestinians have been failed by international institutions during this war where are the leaders of the world who are supposed to have some sort of global governance and upholding the international law of the palestinian people that they can sum up that they are totally unprotected by international law by the great powers by the un by i.c.r.c.

by anybody who are actually responsible to safeguard the lawful rights of individuals to be protected in war times she was even the last action leaving families to their fate and the united nations struggling to find enough shelter as the rocket stuart sense casualty numbers chillingly high perry fear gaza. still to come in the program a british journalist says deported from ukraine up to spending three days in detention for the break graham phillips recalls his experience at the hands of ukraine think you would see forces who he claims threatened his life. one thing air is the last is sad people essentially leaving in this world when they believe that you know that me to. talk to him. they simply don't realize

when propaganda is being parts of town we need to go by you know beyond that and actually gauge with the ideas in the information that is presented as well and confront that information and i think that's something that as you mentioned before not everything is black and white not everything isn't taken istic and the more that we can be i guess open open minded connoisseurs of information regardless of the source i think we're all going to be. open and the. question that put them. is that i do it. to be of that spirit which yet that is allowed to would i need it so the money.

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was a u.k. journalist has been expelled from ukraine and barred from returning for three years graham phillips who has been reporting for a t.v. from the conflict zone and spent several days in captivity and was interrogated and blindfolded and he told us what he went through they were sending messages from my phone that message that you go all tea saying all these following i didn't i didn't send that message they were going through my messages asking me about every single message who said this to you who is this person how do you know this person was put in a room next to an alternative position that they were firing heavily from that was being fired on i was kept in a cell it was detained along with another journalist for dean he was beaten in front of me i saw soldiers you know kick him in the face and then a soldier said that if you can confirm my details and he couldn't guarantee that i was going to leave i was blindfolded.