the, the, [000:00:00;00] the latest on the $22.00 people den delta is wounded as a gunman goes on a rampage and the largest us not shooting so far this year. the prospect is still at large, and i'll forward it to putting everyone to stay at home and love to do the free people that killed off the israel stripes. the residential area of garza and zip code of the local authorities, are the pallets thing and dest told, popping 6500 and they did die. a humanitarian crisis. we no longer have the little

chest of food is cooling. we don't have medications. my child has had a high fever all night and i am not able to provide medication for him. it's miserable. also russia and china veto like us resolution on gaza at the united nations security council. and most goes on buffalo takes him, i've been to. so i'm washington's attempt to use the measure as a political tool. it's in this course. this document is thoroughly politicized when it's sold purpose, not being just save the civilian population, but to state political claims by labeling the we're still covering breaking news as our hero analogy. international and updating the number of fatalities stateside, we go for the top of this news. our 22 people have reportedly been killed. dozens, many thousands, more wounded as an assailant. rain to fire on multiple locations. we're talking

about the us city over the lowest in may. wow. savings have been confirmed at a local restaurant and the bowling alley state troopers issuing a shelter in place, order for old locals in the area. a local law enforcement saying a 900 remains underway. so corresponding to shape bows has more, and we're starting to get some information about this individual. and i called robert card. he's of mine in his early forties. and we've also learned that he is an x or maybe current firearms instructor in the us reserve military. that, of course, would give him a significant access to knowledge and awareness around 4 rooms. a. there are images circulating now online and some have been officially circulated of him carrying what looks like and a salt style weapon, an m for style weapon, very common in the united states. and unfortunately, a common feature in many of the headline,

my shootings that we've seen this jet them. and also we believe it's now confirmed, has a history of mental health problems. he spent weeks in a mental health facility in 2023. and it's really a highly impactful, seeing the people being told to shelter in place. it's a very terrifying situation for the residents. that is relatively small town. the killings and shootings have happened across the city. the police are, as you say, pursuing this individual. and this really propels the at the very dysfunctional relationship with firearms and the united states as the, the biggest shooting happening, of course, the biggest mass shooting, happening back in 2017, in las vegas, where the people attending a country music. uh, a gathering uh festival. were, were massacred, we had over said, well,

70 people died on hundreds and hundreds it injured in that assault. so again, this is going to propel this dysfunctional relationship back into the new cycle. joe biden himself, as often mentioned, his desire to tackle farms ownership in the united states, a country which actually has more weapons than human beings living in. and also children in america at a higher risk from arms of death, from farms with 12 children a day currently dying in the united states. so this is seth, this tragedy is set to propel this very, very hot topic back to the top of the news agenda in the us time. that's the lowest insurer is still on the run. we're a cost to story right here. it's all on air and on line, it's not too high for now with the program, it is breaking news 0, but both heat civilians have been killed. offer is really strikes talkative, the residential area of al july in ga. so that's a,

according to palestinian officials victims young, an old rush to the hospital author the attack, the ministry of interior saying at least a 100 people wounded. the palestinian death toll now standing an over $6500.00 according to the gods and ministry of according to the un relief and works agency but palestine refugees. the number of internally displaced has reached nearly one and a half 1000000. with nearly 600000 people taking shelter in various and un designated sites, the agency has warmed it unless fuel supplies arrive immediately, it will be forced to shut down his services across the region. but we all day with our correspondence. so we spoke to some of the local residents about the situation they have to face to let's say it's a little high. yes. so you've done. this situation is very bad, extremely bad. my child has had a high fever all night and i am not able to provide medication for him. it's

miserable and very, very bad. be on watch, you can imagine. and this seems to be no solution. right now my yeah. we don't have clean will to rather we no longer have little to our food is spoiling. we don't have medications. diseases are spread in, in hospitals where people are forced to sleep. there is no clean water, and there is no what to dispose of on waste. epidemics are also spread and due to waste, people kind of access to and it's people of boston and trying to barely to off to foss thing. what does we do to enjoy this situation? and as the medical facilities still stand, the guard overwhelm the influx of patients. well, how does report over to gaza based john list his homes, a chinaman, the new material situation and across the other steps. still very worse and worse are next to us people, hospitals. there's a lot of various tracks periodically,

continuous air strikes next to the hospital. generators inside the hosp to is not a running very well, like some of the hosp to the strength of world guys from another hospitals to run the generators, life and age and hospitals in the north of the city. i went to the north and visited the hospital in the human though, i know who i, i know it was since the beginning of the is really crushing against our people and innocent civilians. we have been receiving about 300 moderate to severe injuries every day. this is a very heavy burden on our medical team, especially in the face of shortages of medicines, medical equipment, and a complete blackout to continue our work were using electric generators, which require fuel. the available fuel supply will run out in 48 hours. i'm here inside the engine engine hospital in the north of garza city, where people are displaced here. many of these people are injured and they didn't

go back to their houses because they, their houses are really destroyed. and the monitor who's also wanting the international community that they're going to stop their services very soon because they don't have enough got to run the hospital generators here, the hospital veiling with thousands of injuries and the hospitality received more than 900 casualties. the humanitarian, a didn't enter a, the north of guys, a city, people inside this hospital. they actually need to walter. they need connectivity, they need the food, they need close the sufferings of the human fear. and situation here basically is a disaster, is an issue, a couple of them were supposed to be indonesian hospital is the largest hospital in north of the gulf street. it serves about 460000 people. the hospital overloaded with work started up because you can see just now we heard the sound of an explosion due to

a tax on one of the neighborhoods as article the model will not model that we were told to go south by to then boned and showed children turn to pieces, there was no help us feed my children, bratt, sold and per lifetime to learn more on how to international let's of course, live now to guys a base job with rodney. i'm a got a who's now joining us via telephone. and i, me, it's rory and most go, i do hope you're going to hear me. can you give us the latest updates about the is riley strikes on garza? yes. please. yes, please. i was going to ask you for the about the is there any strikes on gaza around me? it's. busy very in most go can you hear me ok. a dash or uh uh actually the, it was strikes of being uh about his job. none that beta dealt with the guys that you have difference or various parts of it. got it sir, that you mentioned. and as i said is uh we are more of

a neighborhood is very and many, but many, many houses have beating the beating, rated by days or even water plains, causing the death of at least $100.00, according to the colors to make some dozens of those the injured and the southern foxes guys are there, have been, it strikes over night in the middle guys, us to have that there have been also as strikes on houses populated by the population. by that you had to decide people eh, yes, that's is a very intensive. the incentive is raise the rates on very various parts of the region for the past year for t h, i was and now i am in the middle guys of dread. where, where i have here that some houses have been awarded to leave the place to ease their homes at age of is what you to try something different for different families have been warned by these really are me that via telephone that calls. that's what i to you to from what it says have been worried to leave their homes. so there is really

a serious right boot intensified over the past 48 hours and to say why to another move to people who have got a cd and a 1000. and you guys, us read the city of, of kind eunice medical sources say that fits at least $73.00 city and where did what killed and con eunice received by the master hospital, which is run by the government. and that strikes have got another still actually over the past and the hundreds of people have been reportedly have units teammate is estimated to, to be accused by these as strikes a dozen others injured at as well as the ever strikes of gauze. i have been on the police and did, compared with the previous is are either the is really operations on the operations against the garza's thread, but over the past 16 years. and it seems that it is, it is a very re enroll that is being lost by israel against the thread. that is, this comes and it's that is what either the threats that repeated with rich for the

population of goes up a nosing does a threat to leave the runs towards the south in parts of the region. a heads up and then it says ready to ground invasion on that goes us to as i just stated by the prime minister yesterday, we want the residents to leave today in the area which is very close to the boot. the lines between as well. and the gaza strip best sanctions have be 0 to frequently at for since the early morning since dawn, people here have been hearing the sounds of the of thank shows on the boulder areas and gunshots, avy gunshots on the. busy the parts of the gaza strip with a nigger does a trip, as there is a village caused by the total cost in to the south of the middle of yet. it's being report is that says these people are the people of this that was took a village to the south of middle area had been want to leave their homes. that as, as, as, as warned as the, as the guys of the people of guys i know the gaza. so the situation is getting very

tens over over our, by our interactions in terms of the it is where ever strikes in terms of the humanitarian situation and the gaza strip. people have no access to water to clean water to it. even regular water, electricity is completely cuts. us foods are getting good scripts, especially bread after as what ever strikes have targeted at least 5. the bakeries or 6 baker is in the region, particularly in the area ending garza city as well. one area or one refuge account of them in that area, which is because my guy, he had the fact that sold bakery that to provide them with the bread had this, like every destroy button, is reading every strike yesterday at morning. the people who are bad are finding or having difficulties and the hardships are getting your bread. some people have the chosen to have the bread. this jeff f, i are joining the oh, it goes to on that month or month get

a month the priorities toby and the people complain of the united nations and ability to provide the people who are the people of garza, with a basic need, some supplies and it probably didn't show a fuel for them is that, is that very desperate situation for the whole, the entire population of the gaza strip as the displacements, it has to be very intense. a 5 by many, by hundreds of thousands of people is a 1000 and bigger area which as well as then or demanded them to leave at an even so as well as to continuing. that's right. so in the middle and 1000 and parts of this as a trip in terms of the state of, of the situation of hospitals. and that does a trip on this time the that is the beauty very, it's very particularly reported and speedily, particularly since by the own oprah shows inc and proficiency. the 90 hospital vows to breaks down and to shut down services because of that. and the ability to run the hospital is that why is it normally with a lack of a few words to generate electricity?

some reports suggested that that, that the doctors that began doing some kind of operations using the lights or the phone, the phone rights because of the lack of power as these hospitals that essential supplies are thing shows. it seems to me because supplies that have to reportedly any to guys that are safe to be a drop of ocean and, and got the actual needs of these supplies. and essentially what to do to was the emergency situation. the civil defense force has the surfaces and the guys are working far, far beyond that on campus. because we did a reporting for us about the cruise of the civil defense services. as, as leafy goes out that they only have one. but those are specially in the middle and a 1000 and, and besides the regions one, both those are one is one and large. but those are that is higher from fix to a private check. those company they carry, they carry the fuel with them in the car,

the fluids as they managed to get very few quantity. they're literally the quantities or the because if you're the carries when, while they are on the mission to fuel the cause or vehicles right on the sport as they are doing a very hard work with skewing get light, is taking out people from under the rather and different parts of the regions they cannot agree. simons in every 15 minutes. 10 minutes or so to 30 minutes, may receive a code for an object shape at by the, by a house or in a house or a house that has the, that the largest struck by that is where the water plays a value. the situation is very, very deep, very, very disastrous for the time being. as you like to the nations have called, i have a few to own international brothers. and during those 2 to get to the starting time to support to the united nations in order to evade enable it to provide, to distribute assistance to every single palestinian unconditionally as this very particular type of force. that is right,

is carrying out against the whole gallagher strip, which is a very tiny coast of a plague. all right, i mean on the got a, a guys are based joining us to joining us via telephone with some of the very latest from the complex on. thank you. but the idea of says it has struck more than 250 hamas pockets over the past. one day comes of age. ready, prime minister has said that a ground operation in gaza is planned. you called on old civilians in the north of the unclaimed to evacuate a call on just from us, which stands before us is only one thing. saving the country in achieving to control them. we're raining health fire on hum us. we have already eliminated thousands of terrorist and this is just the beginning. at the same time, we're preparing for a ground operation. so i called once again to the civilian population in gaza. evacuate to the south of because a struggle from us. and while opinions and y'all are, we says he will not disclose the timing of the ground operation. the idea has

released footage of an open eyed rate in the north of gaza. a time some bull nose was rolling through the boat of friends with what looks to be about a dozen vehicles. and the convoy is ready on me. said it struck what it calls terrorist infrastructure and n t tank missile and launching points. the tennessee where people live the street outside the israeli defense headquarters holding photos of those held captive by hamas and gaza, or in demanding their release. the names of the nice thing on the display with one banner reading 12 members of one. finally, a scale and the state of being abducted a kindly, over $200.00 people i believe, to be in a doctor's and taking a hostage with militants in gaza on tuesday. how about us? fried 2 is ready. hostages from captivity off to holding the path for almost 3 weeks. we'll have this story over to our meetings bureau chief maria function. it was supposed to be a happy moment for the entire nation. the entire country eventually went a little bit the wrong direction. after being released from him asked his group to be tea, a lady, and her a to is residential,

one of the jew specimens in south and israel boulder and guys i gave my name to be describing which she and other hostages had been through. in these 2 weeks, how armed crowds stormed her house, how she was bitten with sticks. how gunman on a motorcycle took her inside, the guys was 3. but how already on the ground inside in place see in other hostages were taking through the underground tunnels to a small room where about 25 other prisoners were already have. she basically said that she went to hell and back. but at the same time and the same interview, that lady also said that she was given access to medical care and that she was treated well while in kept tibbets, he adding that the probably student fighter is cared for all the needs of the prisoners, making sure none of them get 6 and also there was a doctor even visiting those and cafeteria to one's in 2 or 3 days. and despite the fact that significantly bigger part of the freed hostages test them and it was all

about bad things happened to her and other civilians is really media report that some is really officials with war. the positive remarks may damage is really interest leave should statements about the humane treatment of the hosp to just the hands of the homeless terrace harmed is rarely public diplomacy. it would have been appropriate at the very least to make it clear to lift shits or her family members . that message is in the spirit serve the enemy at a sensitive time. and it seems that the freed hosted his revelation is far from the only words that wore these rarely politicians. earlier. the litter of these rarely opposition lectured the international media on how to cover israel. him as conflict saying that if journalists are objective, it serves the him as militant group have the international media is objective. if it says come us. if it just shows both sides, it says, come us. my argument is that the media congress claim to bring both sides of the

story. if you do that, you're only bringing one comma side. that's cowardly and it's, it's lazy. it's an insult, insult to the victims, including the police thing and victims. it's also, i mean, so to the core idea of what journalism is, believe me, i know i wasn't real nice for 51 years. well as well as oregon's time us continues . the idea says in the last day alone, your inexpensive air in a to a re, strikes a fire and destroyed hundreds of military ends, governmental sides in the gases, 3 belonging to him, us including military headquarters, emanation storage is and launching positions of miss solves is where the army also says that a big number of how mass offer it says, have been killed. earlier on tuesday, there was quite a disturbing statement by have miles military wayne saying that the militants again

managed to infiltrate israel and to enter one of the sacraments in israel's south, at the border with gaza. and that they were clashing with the army. they were on the ground later, the idea of confirmed that information saying that the militants were trying to use the underground titles leading to the beach. but these really air strikes, attack them, and there is no threat anymore. but the fact that there was an attempt by the military, this again to infiltrate israel was very disturbing and worried because i have to tell you that the people here in israel still afraid of the militants attack. and worrying that they could be a repetition of what's happened here on october. the 7th. i mean, while the talk is president, has come sold a plan trip to israel. and that's as a jump tell you about of the one brand of the strikes on palestine as quote, any few main, all to use. yes. and i can now has the story of how the ties use between turkey and israel have started to unwrap. earlier this year it seemed to turkey is real relations were experiencing something of

a break through that to relations were improving. and for the most part they were earlier this year, the 2 states decided to appoint for emissions and ambassadors to carry care and israel and a mutual move to essentially improve the dialogue between the 2 states atrocities carried out by the idea of against palestinian civilians. as a matter that the trucks that will not essentially turn a blind w 2 and to remain silent in the turkish parliamentary, a group meeting held by 31 and his party. he had some rather harsh sentiments that he wanted to essentially convey. and let's listen to what he had to say. the slide in israel's attacks on gaza are both murderous and mentally ill for those who perpetrate them. and for those who support them as a turkish nation, we are the only people on earth who have never practiced racism. the jewish community knows this best. we are the only region annually states where jews have

lived for centuries and anti semitism has not emerged. the general status then on great is that the west, especially led by the united states just simply does not understand and the rhetoric coming out of the middle east and that israel, although has the right to defend itself, also should be held accountable if and when carrying out acts against humanity, particularly were referencing a tax on civilian infrastructure. the church president believes that much of the west is not doing anything to prevent the onslaught that is expected to happen if and one is really sorry, decides to launch its ground defensive. but more for me, it's almost as if the united states is providing israel with a get out of jail free card. the sentiments coming out of on to our fairly harsh. it has also referred to us from us, not as a service organization, but more in the lights of liberators in this decades. long conflict with israel to associate and provide more inside the church for that i did have a bit more to say respect to that in respect to as the international community. and

those not in the region, those outside the region should stop for a fuel onto the fire. all parties should take their hands off, the trigger and a ceasefire should be declared immediately direct or indirect. negotiations should be initiated to release the hostages. so the sentiments coming from the international community from china, russia, syria, iraq, 11 on turkey, a guitar, saudi arabia. this sentiment generally is on the concepts, should be put to an end to that a ceasefire. should be reached by statements coming out of the united states and united kingdom. and france essentially points out the fact that israel has a right to defend itself. but more importantly, they're concerned that the concept does not spill over. but based on what the church president had to say, he believes that this conflict not only will spill over, but the, it's the fact that the united states and the western how lives are doing everything in their power to not to prevent it. so it's a matter of great concern for many people within the region state, such as tricare,

iran, iraq, syria, even lebanon on here, is essentially following these updates very closely. and it's a matter of great concern, because many people are affected by this conflict. there are thousands of people that have been displaced on the houses in the south. as a result of this conflict of conflict, they just don't have any control over 300 from a copy of the editor in chief of the any stuff. ok. and he says the conflict has been going on for years. he also says western countries have done very little to resolve the underlying issues. and i think it's not anymore list them all christian or jews. it's about humanity. what's happening in the gaza. it's not easy to tell. i was actually a journalist inside guys between 2008 and between 2014. i was a, it was single operation call dr. by he's trying between these dates. i was inside the guys and the 2008 or pricing was really the big operation. and this one,

it seems much larger than that's the always right is surrounded by missed them. countries, but this conflict not like 16 days, cold call public. this is 75. if you use old conflict release time mr. nations didn't do anything. i don't think after this loans, it will be a super change was they are actually trued against it use right as well. we will see which are in explanation from all of the and the symbols and the, the, the people and the probably will continue to protest on the streets. it's not only in missed them countries, but you can see all over to europe and also other western countries as well. and at the un security council, in the past 24 hours, both rusher and china veto to us draft resolution on the conflict. the russian and bassett upset the draft would have given as well a set of measures to use and his ground operation and gaza have

a lesson for you. so it is the most correspond, it is you don't need this document is thoroughly bullied. the sizes when it's sole purpose, not being to save the civilian population, but the state political claims by labeling. the authors employed at texaco maneuver and filled their documents with a haphazard set of humanitarian measures that israel could say during its ground. the operation, however, they certainly try to ensure that nothing in the project will hinder its implementation. it's uh, new possible grounds being thrown up the un security council. as we see both sides voting down the other sides. resolutions we heard back from the russian ambassador talking about why his side vetoed the us resolution. china also veto that resolution of both sides, essentially saying it would escape from israel, the green light for ground invasion into garza. we also know the washington voted down the russian resolution saying that most ago was acting in bad faith. now

the us said that it's resolution has been created in cross date of that he didn't listen to active. it is being on the ground talking to individuals for china, which is vito that said, no, that's not the case. and in fact, it had addressed many major concerns on those are you don't to jo by us. and we all recall that last wednesday, a draft resolution focusing on the humanitarian situation in the palestinian israeli conflict, emphasizing the protection of civilians and supported by an overwhelming majority, failed to be adopted because of the u. s. veto. the new resolution proposed by the us ignores the major concerns of all parties and has only made cosmetic changes to its draft sounds and in terms of its content, the draft is seriously out of balance and confuses right and wrong. in terms of the approach, the draft was introduced in haste and locked the consensus. it deserved. in terms

of its effectiveness, the draft is no reflect the world's strongest calls for a cease fire and end of the fighting and does not help to resolve the issue based on the above. china also have this warning. it said one of the other reasons that happened voted for the u. s. reservation is because if it had that would of essentially being the end of a 2 state solution for israel and palestine in the future. really thought serious charlotte just take us to the region itself, take us to the complex on, in the middle east. what do the, the representatives from the regions there in the country? so how does a feel healthy that you feel i should say about this un tobacco last night? well, interestingly, it wasn't just putting members who use that feature when it came to the u. s. resolution. we also had a know from the united arab emirates, its members said that voted no to the u. s. resolution because there was no unequivocal cool for cease fire in the region. it's called for a release of the hostages that are being held by homeless and it says, you know,