[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the explosions shots of the nights across the lebanese capital, emitted as well as relentless in gloaming and ongoing, didn't face of the to find the focus on it. no, the neva is well. keeps up from baldwin garza, on the west bank. we visited the moving funeral of a family that lost his children. and once that started, when, when they started flying off, i almost died from fear i started cooling out for my daughters. the goals were inside the room, but there was no sound from them and they were lying inside and i couldn't

recognize them. they were covered in dust. and badging plums. the hearing for imposing has the terrorist on chinese made electric vehicles. both the vision is grow, but this resolution within the to the, the very good morning to you. it's 8 am here in most go in, this is all to international with the latest world news update. it's a pleasure to have you company, or we start in the lebanese a capital. what is really strong? suppose this does the ideas, engage the country self was life pictures from a root behind me right now, because the collins of smoke rising over the top is always busy with as well resuming it sits high cost a day of intensive for me. the country's military group has velocities, it was able to push back is ready troops and mccloskies in lebanon, south $32000.00 people, including $127.00 children were killed in the id as

a tax. according to the local health ministry, let's get all the latest details from the c. now let's close to a corresponding yes and can in a route to ya soon. good morning to you. just bring this up to speed on the latest on the ground, things of the good morning nicki. so the is really the rates have been consistent over the past week or 2, but friday, marked a different approach by these rarely is, although it has been a frequent bombardment. it was different from the previous days. the air strikes that these rarely military undertook targeted again, the southern suburbs of bay, which the living scrap it'll, especially as specifically targeting da here a has the less strong hold. but it wasn't until after midnight that the israel is really picked up the pace. up until that point, there was a great deal of silence and com, which was a bit on easing because we have witnessed a great deal of environment over the past few days. and very specifically,

we understand that the evacuation throughout the country is still ongoing and up until approximately 1 o'clock after midnight we observed a great deal of planes landing and parting. we've seen military cargo planes doing the same. so the evacuations were under full speed and it was a scene to witness and behold. but it wasn't after 1 o'clock in the after midnight that the is released, started pounding the lebanese capital. once more. it wasn't as intense as it was on wednesday or thursday, but one thing that is important is to understand that right now there is, of course, the russian shot on march the new year for the judy isn't calendar. and we understand that there were celebration. so israel, many people that have been visiting israel for undertaking these celebrations, we understand that again, saturday marks to shut about. so the people that have been speaking to suggest that after the weekend or after saturdays particularly is will be,

will be picking up the pace. and despite this, i bombardment by the israeli military that it did not necessarily mark the retaliatory strikes the tel aviv promised. after is it one cent of siri and a barrage of this house targeting these rarely states? but there's also classes in the south that are currently ongoing as the law has been able to to work is really incursions over the course of the past few days. there is this specific sharp point that has of allies using to at least leverage against that is really military and all they see. and this is a very t important piece of lab because this is also one of the points of entry for the military. for these really ministry specifically, but what's important here is uh the reason why the brand incursion is ongoing at this time is because there are certain key infrastructure points that the idea wants to destroy. points that are not accessible for just destructible by way of error rates. so the back and forth is ongoing because the law has to can some

casualties. but the is really military has also taken quite a great deal of casualties on the ground. it seems that has the lies be successful and pushing back is really military and it seems that it has the upper ground at this very moment. but like i mentioned earlier with the festivities, essentially concluding, we can expect a different approach and a shift in israel's operations throughout the lebanese capital, as well as the rest of the country come either sunday or monday. so it's an important scene, but it's also important to know that people are trying to leave the country, so we understand up until this point, at least 50000. it's not more people have been evacuated by way of commercial flights and flights are fully booked. it's difficult to find a flight out of the country, so people are looking for other means to leave the country. at this point, we understand that different formations across the country are in doing their best to ensure that they have the military cargo planes ready, as well as see travel as an option to ensure that the people can leave 11 on before

things escalate any further. yes and that many thanks for the updates done. so all tease yes and i can refusing to his line from weber's is ready for these have confirmed the talking the school, the sheltered, hundreds of displaced palestinians in the central gauze and the city of the out. the last, the idea of say, is the strike h 2 quotes mitigates the risk of humming civilians. the dozens of people were poor, his wounded following the idea attacked as well. claims as being targeting her last members hiding under the shelter of some of the right taxes. net strong condemnation with american magics working in gauze and making an impassioned appeal to the white house. with only marginal exceptions, everyone in gaza is sick or injured or both. this includes every national aid worker, every international volunteer,

and probably every is really hostage. every man, woman, and child, we quickly learned that our palestinian healthcare colleagues were among the most traumatized people in gauze and perhaps in the entire world. the goal is in health ministry estimates for 41000 people have been killed and nearly 90. 7000 more have been injured in id strikes since law stokes home. about 14 people lost that lives in the past day alone, which is funded oaks from n g o stays know women and children have been killed in gauze over the past year. and in any other recent global conflicts. he's more on that's from the american medics addressing defined in administration. president biden and vice president harris. we wish you could see the nightmares that plague so many of us since we have returned dreams of children, maimed and mutilated by our weapons, and their inconsolable mothers begging us to save them. we wish you could hear the

cries and screams. our consciences will not let us forget. we cannot find them while you continue arming the country. that is deliberately killing these children on mass to, however, just last week as well. so too old, a massive military, a package from washington to a total $8700000000.00. 3.5 has been allocated to the so called war time for 2 months. well, the remaining 5 point see will be spent on at defense systems, wallace. i'm clear whether any of that money will be used for the ongoing assault on garza one american trauma surgeon whose works that stays. the palestinians have already suffered too much. one, i really was not expecting to see large numbers of children who had been shot in the head in the chest. every single physician who has been to gaza has seen a child shot in the head of the chest every single day that they were there. that

cannot possibly be on accident. while i'll be honest, i was very angry when i was there. because i know that this, you know, i'm an american and my, my government is the one paying for every every bullet, every bomb. everything. because it's, it's all coming from the united states ultimately. and that was infuriating to be quite honest that though that was extremely frustrating. westbank, a base political science professor aside, never say is washington has a vested interest in fuel in the middle east, conflicts the more. and then it does. the more i benefits, palm beach and what the companies on the companies will out of university of this wash, and the policy of the united states so far is going to induct induct direction in order to make a profits for these companies differently. there was

a support. any kind of top is on the road. i need to do i, i like the fact maybe creating wars in some areas around the world in order to send in more and more of their, their what are your school, are investing more and more and just more support and you. and that's why you are supporting your idea of why it's important, as opposed to going more and they are even against what sometimes will be. so just in the ceasefire in any way or in any time they are more invest. this wants to continue to make it even larger. the meanwhile, where's it doesn't solve the west banks? that's whole comm refugee camp of how the ceremony to move on those killed. in a recent idea phrase, the incursion was the deadliest scene, you know, the 2 decades with 20 tonsils. he's reported by palestinian authorities. i'll say

correspondence, but we have the notion of reports from missing. hundreds have gathered for a mess of funeral in the palestinian refugee campbell and cut them in the northern westbank. that is often what these really army called account terry. some rate at least 20 people, a dead armed man move through the crowd. some with the faces covered occasionally firing shots into the air. several carry him as flags. the militant groups seen by most kindly scenes as a force of resistance, with labeled a terrorist organization by his ro. some of the bodies are wrapped in his leg, jihad flags. some of the dead worth fighters, but not all those statements b i g f announced that the had on the board hearing from the other significant member of the group weren't killed in some states authoration. however,

none of the buttons being buried today to belonging to young children were not mentioned. shawn was just 6 years old and chrome only 3. before heading to the cemetery, the crowd stopped for a prayer. in his law marches, i believe, to go straight to paradise. but this believe does little to ease the grief. the sorrow of the town remains heavy. this time the devastation is even greater. an entire family, including 2 children, was wiped out in the deadliest air striking over 2 decades and attack these really army cold resigns video footage circulating on line captures the immediate aftermath planes rubble and what appears to be a lifeless body dangling from the ceiling featuring in the background, the heart wrenching cries of women, i heard the building that was hates for the 1st time since the 2nd sally seen an

uprising, no nose intifada in 2000 israel used fighter jets just like a target here in the town, cut them campus. this building house, the coffee shop here on the ground floor with a parchment above and nearby its residents are among the casualties of some leaves in one of the flats hours of the attack, he came to his apartment to see what was left intact. he says it is a miracle he survived. whenever i sat down and was just about to eat with my wife seconds later, the missile hit the house shook, and the place filled with dust. a fire broke out and the doors flew off when they started flying off. i almost died from fear i started cooling out for my daughter's the goals inside the room, but there was no sound from them. i found the flashlight and showing it to my daughters. they were lying inside and i couldn't recognize them. they were covered in dust. my wife's face was black, black, and shot. i couldn't recognize any of them. killed family were his wives, relatives. wonderful. this is what successful. my wife asked me where sancha? my niece,

i told her i didn't know i couldn't see her. she went inside and started screaming . it's chum sham is lying that cutting off. i wanted to see my wife. she was barefoot, so i took her to my brother's house over there. i comp handled the reality. it will seem so real when you see it with your own eyes being that was terrifying. i ask him if his relatives had relations with him as he was not surprised to hear such question. and this, we are ordinary civilians who we have nothing to do with either side. we would just living in this house, me, my wife and her niece. and this is what happened to us, people from resistance movements, young man, they come here and go, the resistance is here. they come around since that was a cafe. here is some doesn't roll out that these boys were probably one to advise really, authorities that local residency as occupiers. but still this could not just defy the killing of little kids and civilians. i don't know, would i blame the ami? these are civilians. what do they have to do with it? they don't fight as will doing anything wrong. they on terrorist,

what did we do to deserve this? in and out of the video from social media, we see the chairs. we find a man who was sitting on one of these chairs with his brothers and friends at the time of the attack right next to the targeted building. cause this, i'm gonna call them and we started chatting, talking about everything, and then i heard something whistling. i thought maybe its plans like rockets coming from outside it exploded in the air and i thought it wouldn't affect us because it was in the air, but i hadn't counted on a rocket falling and just sitting inside the room. i looked and there was nothing but dust, fire, and blackness. just blackness, and balls of fire inside. i swear to god, i saw bodies, young men's bodies, initial media reports mentioned at least one missile fired. we found a medium sized hole in the ceiling of the ground floor. it appears the rocket fell from above, piercing the upper floors and ceilings before reaching the ground level. and

exploding. this is at free story building. now let's go to the aqua floor. the check will look and see there. ok, this is the top floor and, and we can actually clearly see 2 holes in the ceiling and in the floor indicating that at least 2 missed house target at this house. by the time we finished booming news broke the un condemned with a cold and unlawful as strike on the didn't cut them, can shockey off to the idea of the shoot. the 2nd statement, claiming the years try killed at least 9 have mass and it's funny to how the operative stating they were involved in manufacturing explosives and carrying out tear activities against israel natively. in this update. again, there was no mention of the children or women who lost their lives. maurice and optional r t reporting from to cut them in northern palestine. the china ha slums. the you force decision to impose tariffs as high as 45 percent on it. so

electric vehicles in force aging was the move will home, europe's reputation with investors. the kind of firmly opposes the use draft final ruling. but also note that the e u has expressed its political will to continue to resolve the issue through negotiations. china hopes the you will clearly realize that imposing additional tariffs will not solve any problems, but will only shake and hinder the confidence and determination of chinese companies to invest and co operate in europe. electric vehicles have become a major flash point to the broader trade disputes with the blog over the influence of chinese green technology expos, you are paying commission and welcome to the majority approval of its funds to impose duties. despite the sensing votes from hungry and doors to most of the townhouse gemini, who depends on him for his pause, those times will come into force of the end of october unless another solution is

phones. meanwhile, the jim and john slough sho saves his policies in soley of protecting fed trade. of course, we must protect our economy from unfair trade practices. however, our reaction as the you must not lead to us harming ourselves. therefore, the negotiations with china regarding electric vehicles should continue. okay, well let's discuss this now with the gas to what they contribute. they caused a, joining me now. many thanks for joining us this morning is very good to see. so as we know, china has issued a strong warnings against the you tire of saying that it will undermine the trust of chinese and investors. what do you think of the reaction really interesting to see a cool found. it's for him who bowed it against his territory. so the machine you, you, you know, you have this also made a major automated power. like glad to be a, is sonia and,

and luther wayne. yeah. both team boards of resolution. while germany, you know, obviously voted against, you know, this is because we're, when people are talking about chinese e, b flooding into you and united states, they're not looking into the details. there's actually very few chinese rented e b that's coming to europe with the majority of ease producing in china that's been exported to europe. are actually the foreign brands. we're talking about tesla . we're talking about b m w. we're talking about volkswagen, you fact w's i x 3 models was exclusively manufactured in china is, uh and, and, and so we have the volkswagen e b as well. so germany, it has the most to lose joy. not only sure, you know, china is the world's largest, also market by the numbers in august. china has sold

1900000 vehicles inside china versus 1400000 you in united states. you don't know all to make or cannot afford to missing out the chinese market. and on top of that, germany's been squeezed by losing access to the cheap rushing gas. and so, so they really need to rely on the, not only the chinese market, but also china. s a is a major manufacturing center for it's also also brand. so this here is actually a double whammy this tariff is a tariff on german. how tools that was manufacturing and china and so. so this is, this is another um, the whole reason of the chair is driven by of washington is not driven by actually interest use ideally, yeah, like entries you know, like, just wanted to ask you about that because we, we, we say that the you members are already divided over these types in gemini, as we the com on your facts. reading an industry is heavily dependent on those

expos to china and say, volkswagen for instance, it's cool the tire of the wrong approach, but the book is still selling for it. so you say it's so because washington is, is telling them to do so. well, i mean, you look at the countries that voted for, i mean, you have the, you have the altima motive power. that's it. and like the baltic countries, you have poland. you have bogged area, i mean this is this why the whole expansion of g u, what has been a mistake, but the expansion of you, you use worse, the, including this country, was to include more proxies or united states the these countries always voted for washington's interest and, and, you know, now we have a, you know, you've been, you've been in the old you countries like easily, you have maloney's, are being totally rod over by the lantus to the side of, you know, washington has over like 3 diamond is in the g, u political scene right now,

there is nobody can stand up and say no, and you specially on this issue which is clearly against the european interest to impose this tariff. i'm trying to see what was how many in particular it does seem like it seems like itself with the so does of this. but the dialogue is continuing between the european commission, which obviously ever sees the blocks trade policy. and you said charles for negotiated solution, hey, i just didn't go see some common sense. and i think that's what china is hoping for . that's also what germany is hoping for. you know, the chinese will always find, find the way around it. you know, they already investing in auto plants in hungry serbia. um and this is why hungry is also voted against this resolution. so what we're going to see what we're going to have to wait and see um, but the larger problem is the european political. you need are no longer uh, they're no longer on cert. twos are only electorate,

sir. i'll start. behold into washington. this whole careful, chinese idea originating washington. it's being pushed down on the so called american american allies, but essentially, really american passive states. so obviously things playing out call because the europe is already bracing for the cold winter as it is. how do you see things playing out in the next few months? well, you know, you're going to have a lot of european politicians make grand standing speeches about standing with united states, supporting ukraine, supporting israel because you know, that's what they're paid to do. but i, i, what i see right now, there's increasing dissatisfaction among the public mother. you appear in public who, who says clearly cesar politicians do not represent their own interest. i think the reckoning will alternately come in the, in the, in the coming elections in the crossing broken countries. okay. many thanks for

speaking to us this morning. good to see. we've been talking to our to contribute had called so thank you. thank you. well, finishing the all in germany with thousands of people to the streets of the capital loans, the state demanding urgent piece talks to and the major conflicts including and you frame the some of the demonstrations outpaced is haley to start friendships. the 3, most of the others demanded immediate peace tax for the garza and 11 on conflicts and even close to that country to quit later. so outspoken on permanent parliamentarian assault or log in, this was one of those i find to, to pulling how discussions that taking place in our country. these days people are being put down in the faint when they are in favor of negotiations and diplomacy.

how they are being portrayed is the voice of the crumbling as paintings. press spokesman, what does this grace for though you see, discuss things like that. no, we need peace. we need to tennessee and we need negotiations and display a clip from the sarah wagner act. and do you think that what you're saying there is a total opposition to the establishment which it is but strangely, they are now embracing her and you have to wonder why. i'll give you the answer right away. it's because their desktop let me take you through it. it's pretty funny watching the establishment and the press here in europe, trying to make sense of sarah wagner politico asking whether she's so far left as she's far right or francis pneumonia to my to describing her as the quote to serve it is left whatever that is it's not like she hasn't been in german part of it since 2009 and a party actually called the left. she form your own alliance, not even a year ago, they had much more of a populace 5 kind of left wing version of the populace. frightening alternative for germany or a f

d party. now both parties have been searching and recent local state elections in germany, enter india, for example, where the f d one with 33 percent of them vote over the center, right? christian democrats, which is 24 percent the christian democrats next to speakership away from the actual winters, the f. d, and turn to vac and next alliance to form government. as a king maker, along with soldier center, less social democrats. the same thing over the saxony, where the christian democrats, one, but the after you came in 2nd and the 3rd place value next to lions is needed for the establishment to block the f d. now all this means is that drew me right now, can't escape populism. which these days really just means listening to what voters say that they want, what a concept. but since this is germany, populism also has 2nd world war accommodations because everything has to relate back to that guy. convenient branding for the establishment which wouldn't really like to ignore surging vote or opposition to their own policy. so by the next party

has become a sort of terrible alternative for the german establishment. the conduit for voters to express their anti establishment frustrations that they now consider the lesser of 2 evils. the greater one being the, even more electoral, the successful a, f d, that risk re injecting them right out of power. but they really do sound a lot of like the populace right and left. the law is the human ohio. it must be. they still want to convince themselves that the vote has run away from them in graves because they have not explained the policies well enough. the office, which is the case the citizens have understood perfectly well that policy destruction of prosperity, the industrialization, mass, migration, and loss of internal security. you are the chancellor of declined,

mister schultz. you also wonder whether the only reason why vag next party hasn't yet been branded an extremist threat. like the f d is because, well, it isn't quite popular enough yet to win election like the f d just popular enough to help the establishment shore up it's coalition and clean power. so far, the establishment is happy to co opt them into these coalitions just to shut out the a, f d sidelining the winters and election sounds like a really great idea. like let's see where that goes a because marginalizing people's democratic will is really worked out well for the german establishment. so far, e democratic policies are now called upon to form stable governments without right wing extremists. thus the foundation that has contributed to us making progress in the state of brandenburg over the last 30 years. that hardly anyone would have thought possible. they want to destroy this foundation. they want to replace it with an audiology driven right wing extremists structure that is only ever led to one thing suffering. and one is very, for the population. austria also that

a parliamentary election of the weekend, which the populist freedom party one. and you know what that means, time to protect democracy from its own voters who backed radical concepts like this . think somebody needs to think of the needs are extensions against russia, how they turn neutral austria into a belligerent in an economic war. you all paid for it with your bills for electricity, for gas when you're at the gas station for food and so on. it is all their fault. hey man, if you don't ask like a doormat for zalinski, even pete and guess this guy just didn't get the memo and neither did the austrian motors for that matter. kiko is saying things that resonate with those motors having won the popular vote nationally and listening to the people and means that he's populous and well, you know what that means. that's right. hitler back again in austria for the 1st to fix since world war 2, except for all the times that he was also in germany with the f

d and in france with the national riley party, which also by the way, won the popular vote in the summer's parliamentary election and was also shut out of power in favor of president emanuel mack whole a pointing a technocrat prime minister from the establishment right party the same guy who is the use breakfast negotiator and that party that he belongs to. got single digit folks in the election and he found a point to the whole government in that very same vein. i don't know why they just don't leave the same guys in power permanently and just have them both on an agenda during the life just because that's essentially where we're at right now. so. but i guess they just have to save democracy from voters like the austrian chestler is also now arguing and clean to power after being elect, or only term that we need. if i have never ruled out, the po is a party as a democrat, i don't think that's right. but i have always said, with herbert typical who believes in conspiracy theories,