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and it has had a significant effect, i think, on has both calculations. as i said, the ideal outcome would be to finally get some sort of diplomatic solution in the north and in this house. and, you know, put a pen in this after almost a year of excruciating violence. do you see and really enroll in, in all of this? you know, there, there was the expectation that we would see a massive response from iran after the him off leader who knew was killed in tehran . so far we haven't seen that. do you think hezbollah is waiting for a cue or it's orders from tehran? i don't think it's waiting for orders. i think they consult very closely their partners. his bowl is not really a proxy anymore of iran it's, it's a quite a powerful organization in its own right. i think the iranians, again, wanted to show solidarity with the palestinians without getting too deeply involved . and at various points in time. for example, when the israel is assassinated, 70 runny and military officers in damascus, iran felt obliged to respond and it sent a garage, dismissals, and drone

think the israeli regime has done what it has at this time and the its ultimate goal? so the israeli regime announced that the main goal is to bring back. israeli settlers to northern occupied palestinian territories and ideally it wants to create buffer zone in southern lebanon and push hezbollah to north of litani river, but as we all know these cannot happen because after these kinds of strikes and these massive strikes and southern lebanon and other parts of lebanon, the situation has not been changed and "the hazballah resistance movement have been carrying out anti-israel operations after these massive attacks on it, so israel wants to create buffer zone and it wants to prepare for a ground offensive, but i think if israel dares to go into lebanon, as hasan nasrulah said recently, it will be crushed, and they are wishing that hizbullah comes to lebanese." territories because hizbullah has the upper hand in the lebanese territories, so why israel is doing this at this time? whenever the situation in the gaza strip nears a cease fire theal, israel puts other issues

but what we do know is what has been law has described. this is a major security breach big questions about now. what is the rails potential next move is, although these really leadership has remained mostly tight lipped on it. several short witnesses though. i've been warning others and 11 on of course to get rid of that pages after this incident. has happened to the page of devices that we've been using. all of them are exploding in the guys. we're moving for the engine. all are going to the hospital we don't have room anymore in the hospitals. there's more than $400.00 men here. they're peters exploded. the ones they use for communication . these a big assassination? big assassination. okay, staying with the story, let speak to remy curry, who's a distinguished fellow at the american university of b realty, joins us now from boston, new york, welcome to the program. so i'm sure you've been following all of this. so with the huge amount of concern and curiosity as well, i mean the bottom draw politically is that the is ready. the governm

couple of hours he says, has been a leader has enough for the law has taken the lebanese people hostage, placing missiles and weapons, and their homes and villages to threaten is really civilians. he goes on to say, this is actually a will crime be weren't accept this figured out at the. and we'll act with the full force to changes that spring in something and bought a car. now here's a professor of public policy at home. i've been highly state university. thank you very much for your time as always, missed about a path. if we stop with that statement from the is really foreign minister saying that what has been let us doing is a war crime by placing missiles and weapons and homes and villages. we don't know if it has been a, does that and when as well, attacks civilian infrastructure, homes and villages saying that there has been the weapons that pose or any kind of has all the facilities nearby. that in fact is a world crime where you can actually reverse the scenario and look at that song as well as perspective as well. it could also argue that these riley's are facing that soldiers

he knows exactly what he has got to do and he has talked openly— has got to do and he has talked openly guard. he has got — the changing of the guard. he has got to beat the king. that is a lot— has got to beat the king. that is a lot of— has got to beat the king. that is a lot of dialogue to be entering the ring with that heit — entering the ring with that belt around his waist. he is hot — belt around his waist. he is not stupid, he is not delusional, he knows he has to prove _ delusional, he knows he has to prove himself. he has got the perfect — prove himself. he has got the perfect fight, night to do it. anthony— perfect fight, night to do it. anthonyjoshua as the favourite, this will be his six stadium fight. how do you see it going? how is it going to end? try one of the reasons i fancy anthonyjoshua is that he has fought in front of 500,000 people. he is used to that rumble, that noise. you have been ringside when there are 90,000, you can feel it, sent set. when you're backstage, that will get you, that is rock and roll. you will feel it, sense it. i think anthony joshua will h

she has very lights, has from beverage. hundreds of rockets have been launched from israel onto southern level and the has the law group is also responded by launch is at least $45.00 rockets towards other israel as this exchange of fire that we see continue throughout saturday is likely to continue throughout the evening. as well and make it gets the most intense attack on both sides, since it has the law and israel began this conflict on october 8th. now this is all happening as residents in the capital and elsewhere. and the countries are very concerned, and there's a lot of anxiety and fear here about what could come next after that targeted strikes by of israel onto a residential building in the southern part of a routes on friday, killing 16 as well. a members including 2 high ranking commanders, as well as a number of other civilians. now this is all right, the caretaker prime minister has announced that he's cancelling his trip to the united nations general assembly to deal with a car and situation that is critical in his country. he says that he needs to make sure that israel is

so has the law has, you know, this is probably we are at the points and it has the laws of history if you. 5 where it is facing is the biggest challenge. yes. how will it respond to what has been happening and what has been a really unprecedented attacks against the organization are remarkable times as we're watching them unfold in real time. thank you so much. that designed to hold a for us the invite. ready for going to go now design best robbie who isn't jordan's capital of mine because the israeli government has banned l. just a reform proposing from within israel. and so just staying with this explosion in southern bi roads and do you have a better idea of what or who is where i was targeting? well, according to israel's channel, 12 news, they say confirming some of the reports. we've heard out of webinar that a very senior official in his below was the target of this attack carried out by the israeli army. now the days leading up to this moment were already some of the most violent that we've seen on the northern border with 11 on since the war on guys up began. and the events o

he has been the one who has an— months. therefore been able to make the running — therefore been able to make the running in — therefore been able to make the running in the leadership contest. kemi badenoch who would — contest. kemi badenoch who would have been seen as the favourite _ would have been seen as the favourite in earlyjuly, has lost — favourite in earlyjuly, has lost that— favourite in earlyjuly, has lost that momentum. she has also _ lost that momentum. she has also got — lost that momentum. she has also got fewer mps supporting her than — also got fewer mps supporting her than robertjenrick. that her than robert jenrick. that is the — her than robertjenrick. that is the funny thing with this. they're _ is the funny thing with this. they're playing to tory party and the _ they're playing to tory party and the members this week but actually— and the members this week but actually the next two rounds of voting — actually the next two rounds of voting are _ actually the next two rounds of voting are going to be c

it's been bombing the back of valley. israel has been bombing deeper into 11 on, then has bullet, has been bombing into israel, at least up till now. up. so, you know, this latest scanned it, obviously is, is new and quite attention grabbing. and it has had a significant effect, i think, on his bows calculations, as i said, the ideal outcome would be to finally get some sort of diplomatic solution in the north and in this house. mm hm. and, you know, put what a pen in this after almost a year of excruciating violence. do you see and really enroll in, in all of this, you know, there, there was the expectation that we would see a massive response from the ron after the him off leader who knew was killed in tehran. so far we haven't seen that. do you think hezbollah is waiting for a cue or it's orders from t ron or? i don't think it's waiting for orders. i think they consult very closely their partners. his ball is not really a proxy anymore of iran it's, it's a quite a powerful organization in its own right. i think the iranians, again, wanted to show solidarity with the palestinians wi

maria carino machado has a warning. so weston democracy, the the, the warnings, the heats our pacific coast. it's about 8 above average in seattle, and all the way down through california from central valley, down to was the mexican border. and just across the board that have warnings of extreme heat, the heat house where it's being carried away by cooter is coming right now from the north, from central canada. so the midwest was the temperature has dropped. chicago has dropped 10 degrees between thursday and friday generating what could be big scientists don't. but the funding thunder storms off from georgia. and then the gulf coast towards texas is already funding on the right on the ground. for example, in galveston. now that might be an improving situation slowly, whilst if you're in new york, new england or the eastern side of canada, expect some right and come saturday. the concentration of rain in central america is more like to be in nicaragua, or anywhere in mexico except the northwest, where it's hot and also

a statement has. butler said it was continued to confront israel in support of gaza and in defense of loving on. so you know, corner looks back nice on for some dollars life, a house on the smaller reach the peak of his popularity after the war with israel in 2006, he was seen as a hero, not just in looking on, but beyond. standing up to as well as what defined him and his iranian backed group for years. but that's changed. what has the last sense fighters to syria when an uprising begins threatening president bush, our efforts through the, the resistance cons. stand with this. um, forward, well expects broken. if syria falls in the hands of the us, these riley's and the tech series, then the resistance will be besieged theory. while this was a turning point, this roller was no longer seen as a leader of a resistance movement. but a leader of a she, a party fighting for iranian interests. she was labeled a terrorist by arab countries. i'm, i'm not even before involvement in the war in syria, the thron

so has my last bill treading carefully, but this has nothing that goes, this has nothing organization who's going to talk or negotiate with these babies at this point in time, because it is not, it hasn't played its cards yet. so what we understand from lebanese government sources that this proposal that has been put forward by the united states and france is acceptable because it mentions the gods and cease fire. it is also acceptable code because it states the full implementation of un resolutions, 1701. but officials here and our sources are saying that they do not believe as well is the, is serious about about, you know, reaching some sort of settlement. why saying i stay with this because i want to put that to stephanie decker in jordan's capital amman. so stuff, i'm sure you heard the it appears to be some has about as well as position that they are possibly keeping the use of long range weapons in reserve, waiting for the right time to potentially use the more to use them as some kind of leverage as a form of negotiation. bethany all who points to address to the un general asse

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that's basically one of the messages he has - it has.cally one of the messages he has been i the messages he has been delivering, that basically the capabilities have not been destroyed as israel claims, that has boller is still ready for any kind of confrontation and he addressed the issue of any plans of israel for land incursions into the country and said that hezbollah�*s militants are ready for such a scenario and ready to fight face—to—face and ready to fight face—to—face and full face—to—face confrontations. it is a message addressed to everyone in the country but mainly for the base of hezbollah to kind of boost their morale and to tell them that basically they should keep to what they believe is their very right to attack israel and to confront israel.— to confront israel. and 'ust readina to confront israel. and 'ust reading a i to confront israel. and 'ust reading a post i to confront israel. and 'ust reading a post you i to confront israel. and just reading a post you wrote i to confront israel. and just. reading a post you w

the israel has forward to wars with in the past, according to these really army has launched along a south massage washington, drones towards ease of northern communities in the past 12 months following his fellows alliance with a mass and confronting each my last over his room is determined that this must be eliminated and continue isn't operation called northern arrows for the 2nd consecutive day. the aim is clearly stated the story and has almost capabilities, military capabilities and creating conditions that will allow tens of thousands of is really batteries from the north to return home safely. and in response to growing concerns about hayes rel, targeting civilian areas, these really are being politicians. trying to explain that while his goal was military infrastructure is the key target, it's integration within civilian areas means that the residential neighborhoods could be fired on alf hired as well. basically accusing hezbollah of using people of lebanon as a human shield. the slow moving, i told you yesterday to evacuate the houses where he put a missile in the living r

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i'm about to has a supporters. most of the, i mean the movement is because based in the she, our community that have pretty much chief, the one awfully in the representation of the community. they are ideologically very dominant within it. and that there is the sense actually is the sensor and a now perhaps more than ever before because people are suffering and not everybody is necessarily subscribe to the, to the, this course describes to the war object. it's not everybody thinks that this suffering is really was this uh, but the party is built in a way and it's rooted in its community in a way that such defense can not comfortable for people like who have these misgivings either shut off of these. but it's, it's inconceivable that you could have a popular movement, right. and that basically, goals, trusts and support from the leadership within share community. and you told them about has been a, as a state within a failed state. i just want to just go back to that because the country's level is political and soci

now a public hearing has been established to - has been established to establish what has gone wrong. went wrong. including the front dome falling off when it was brought out of the sea, its thrusters which steer the craft failing at 3500 metres and its batteries died on one dive, leaving passengers trapped inside the 27 hours. we also learnt the timeline of its final dive in the last few text messages sent twin the sub and the surface. it began its dive at 9:14am in the morning local time. at 9:18am there was a communications check. after that, comms were patchy. about an hour into the dive titan sent a message saying all good here. and at 10:25am at a depth of 2006 and metres, it said it was to the south—east of the titanic bow. the last message was sent at 10:47am at a depth of 3346 metres. titan said it had dropped two weights. after that communication was lost. there is nothing in the messages to suggest the passengers on board had any idea that anything was wrong. the meeting heard how stockton rush didn't want an independent safety... rush didn't want an independent safe , ., .

the water has cut them off. and so getting supplies and getting the necessities they need is very difficult at this time. you're seeing communities that are without power again, but also without fuel or running very low and food is getting scarce as well. now, there are teams working their way and trying to get in, but to this point, that's been a real struggle. getting that power back, going to be very important for so many. that's how you really begin to recover and start some type of process of trying to get back to where they were before the storm. but that's going to take quite some time. in fact, in some areas, not days, but a week or more before the power might be restored. we know now the storm is responsible for more than 80 deaths and a 3rd of those have been here in the carolinas. there's still more than a 100 people missing as well in teams. we're working both on the water and in the air to try and locate those that are missing. it is simply going to be a long haul for a lot of people, again through

so what has ha--ened maintain that ban. so what has happened today _ maintain that ban.today without vote? | happened today without vote? russia lost. the vote did not support the admitting russia but the only caveat was that they agreed they would look at they agreed they would look at the possibility of allowing junior russian teams under the age of 12 and also teams that feature disabled people to participate but vladimir putin has lost in this matter is for another reason, a lot of people think that what vladimir putin was hoping was that if he could lift this boycott he would show, look, i can get group of countries together, enough to outvote the others and may be other more serious boycotts and sanctions might be removed, but that did not happen so if that is what vladimir putin was hoping for i would say russia today has one very disappointed president. i5 today has one very disappointed resident. , ., , today has one very disappointed resident. , ~ , ., president. is there likely to be another _ president. is there likely to be another vote _ president. is there

ready to be used to immediately fire towards is riley territory hours already or has been a leader has and those raw that issued a warning to israel. it came after dozens of people were killed and thousands injured when hundreds of pagers and walkie talkies used by hezbollah exploded, well, so you was yesterday he said this will be confronted with a severe reckoning and adjust retribution and expected and unexpected ways. but because this new battle involved hidden hands, the, let me change my approach down in the old. i will not talk about a time form and what place or date, what on demand is real, has not confirmed or denied that it was behind the glass, but its defense minister has set the countries in a new phase of war. i add to the goal is to safely retain the residence of the north back to their homes. as time goes by has spun that will pay an increase in price on the bill, but death trent. and these latest is rarely a tax. have done little to this her has paula which says it will continue to strike across the border into israel as the us and others call for restraint. well, let

or, of course, ever since october 7th, it has, it has proven that it has nothing shared in terms of values with the low base, international, local, and the as, as of these, the americans and the, those in the, in europe. a lot of the support of officer is going to pick them up for them to, to change their mind. don't forget that there is a very, very strong, a back jewish lumpy in the u. s. which controls basically congress and controls that the american administration accepted a. so it's not going to be easy for them to give up. but the, the part is this, and this is something that is slow to slow, the, they have to realize that the ones is changing. if you follow the, all the speeches that took place in the you engineering assembly this week, you see that the overwhelming majority of speech has from countries that historically where not sticking size is stood up and said that is going to take more crimes. and enough is enough and they took stuff. so unfortunately the americans and those are these, i'm not reading, but i think the door, but it would come to bite them because basically, an

netanyahu has a point.blem is he also has his own political future to consider and that mixes with his role as the responsible official for israel's security but remember eight out of nine members of this cabinet, and in a poll yesterday, 49% of the israeli people are supporting it. reporting from israel, a journalist got it exactly right. in the first phase, where israel said it would withdraw from the "populated or built up" areas of gaza but not entirely from gaza, he said that that means they will stay in much of the philadelphi corridor because, a, that is by his definition not a populated area so he claims he is not changing the initial 31 may presentation of the plan that president biden did. and, b, it is very important for israel's security. he and others have said in phase two, the second 42 day period, in the end, israel is committed to withdraw but only if negotiations succeed. but is this not a sticking point? hamas has said there should be no israeli presence on this land. this is war and peac

yvonne has deployed. so brooks is across the regency as opposed to 7 and actually activated them in order to put pressure on his way military pressure on his way over the united states and the wolves with that's on there. and every time in the red sea, the purpose of it is compliant, we're still doing go through how much we will be saved because it's a signature. thank you. well, here's what i don't need and of course is trying to do and to re establish, keeps defense, image and capacities that will severely damage and on the 7 obviously is what it wants with the hostages. these really hostages. and here's what actually says, we're going back to the situation of the 6 so long about a situation with 2 logic stands, there is a connection between the legal needs. are we not in the guys? because i saw the office board on made the connection. i'm saying i would stop with the one who's waiting ones that would be a ceasefire. he does for the reason of suspending doesn't because how much is not moving, commented

these are areas where has the law has a presence. but these really military strategy appears to include attempts to cause a bigger displacement crisis. okay, there's a lot of time a career people are making their way out of this area. a few minutes ago. there's been another airstrikes. you can see the smoke this. the airstrikes have been happening since the early hours of the morning. in fact, in recent days, and we are very, very close to the southern city of tires. fighter jets are also hitting with isabel says are has the positions on the highway leading to the capitol. they route these rated army says, this is just the beginning. people are leaving traffic almost at a standstill after israel ordered them to leave areas where it says hezbollah is storing weapons already. this nearly year long conflict has displaced more than 100000 people from 11 east villages along the border. but the un says another 150000 live about 10 kilometers north. is like in garza, israel seems to have decided once again to put civilians in harms way for

it is true that hezbollah has _ mixed picture. it is true that hezbollah has a _ mixed picture.s true that hezbollah has a lot of- mixed picture. it is true that| hezbollah has a lot of friends and a huge amount of support but it also has critics and not only in the lebanese society but all over the middle east, especially after they got themselves involved in the war in syria and got sunni muslim blood on his hands as it is said here. and this is why i was saying we do not focus enough on the possibility, and the fear of repercussions and internal drives from this incident yesterday. this will have a detrimental impact on the current state of lebanon and syria. one major actor, not to say the most important actor on this arena, took a big blow and it future is at stake. director of the critical science institute in beirut. thank you for sharing your insights. thick smoke has been rising over the sudden districts as israel continues air strikes in beirut. nearly 800 people have been killed in israeli attacks since monday, and that number is expected to rise. thousands of people

the damaue how it has impacted people? the damage has _ how it has impacted people? immense. as how it has impacted people? tt2 damage has been immense. as i was waiting for this interview to start, i got a message from one of our colleagues in one of humanitarian front line partners, he said the situation is hysterical there this morning. so many have been killed, including parents of one of their humanitarian stuff. and others as well. hearing beirut —— is here in beirut, i have been speaking to other un colleagues, who are out on the ground together with unicef teams who have seen thousands of displaced that are all over the streets of beirut, who desperately require assistance. the humanitarian community and the united nations community are calling together to try to support the government in efforts to urgently find accommodation for the thousands of people who evacuated their homes in the southern suburbs in other parts of beirut overnight desperately to try to find safety. can of beirut overnight desperately to try to find safety.— to try to find safety. can i

algeria has historically been.since its liberation from french occupation, a place where the flags of anti-colonialism and anti-imperialism have flown and given general support to solidarity, anti-colonial and social justice movements in the world. to learn a little more about the nation of algeria, which amounts to 44 million inhabitants, we will today be with isis gurero moreno, who is a professor of the national autonomous university of mexico. welcome, i los pueblos con su propia experiencia, claro, específicamente en el norte de África, of course, specifically in north africa, algeria is the reference in the model for liberation movement since the arm struggles began in the 1950s until independence in the 1960s. what algeria has managed to shape is a whole image of fights and resistance, of convictions and anti-colonialist, anti-imperialist. principles, and above all, it laid the ground work for welcoming other regional liberation movements. this also goes beyond its borders and takes an international nature,

there may be other things to come, but also has a, has said that it has capabilities that are significant. i've seen so far. it is a 5 the one on 2 rockets assessment for longer and it has tried to hit a base and northern israel an army base. and so we have to keep an eye on the technology side work as well. it does rarely defenses, kind of not all of this remains to be seen, but this is a turning point 10 the says bottom, a israel, or which can be a totally different than the in the whole are, is really complex. and does most certainly appear to be that ceramic career distinguish from the american university baby. many thanks. are still a heads of mileage. this area will have the rest of the day including more revelations about the man who the f. b. i says wants to assess nights when we use president donald trump at his florida golf course. and i'm the new york where these, the climate issue. i'll explain why coming out the the a hi lo, the, let's have a look at the weather across north america and offer a wet we can for western parts of canada. we're all going to see more rain and some

has eddie, as well, a weapons. there's a lot of questions that come from this kind of messaging that was put out by these riley military. now, people here are very much of the mindset that this is another escalation. and israel, since you were psychological warfare, that has been ongoing width of the love of these people for many days. now, this is not the 1st time they've had did these kinds of threats. there's been a walkie talkie and so pedro attacks of belonging to members of hezbollah that were exploding random places and throughout the country last tuesday and wednesday, that resulted a number of casualties and over 3000 people injured so many people here believe this is yet another escalation in what they believe to be psychological warfare, the information ministry said that they are going to continue their work and they're not going to give in to this kind of pressure and how people in baby it's actually dealing with what's happening. what impact is that having and people of the well, the 1st thing is that

has what law has confirmed that he has been killed in the attack? the liberties government accused israel of targeting a populate or residential area. yes, again, this is not the 1st assassination of hezbollah officials and southern bay was on july 30th. israel carried out another attack, killing flood shocker, as well as number 2 man in a similar error strike in the same neighborhood. defense of smoke continues to fill the air here as the rest of the workers continue to work around the cost to try and seek out any survivors and bodies that are buried under the rubble behind me. now down here is the most densely populated area in 11 on it is home to nearly 700000 people. and this, the top has shaken this community to the core. once again, analysts say as well as trying to divert the world's attention away from the dire humanitarian situation in gaza, then you mean that in, you know, these really prime minister is trying to shift the attention completely away from happening in palestine and gaza and the west bank and then saying to the what now i'm c

now these are all has eliminated meaning has, will lead us. and the recent days that's passed will i still have the command structure or could this be the endo passport i i am someone who has never left us as well as military capabilities with much admiration on what had happened recently proves my point. first of all, as well as on the administrator that is a serving the purpose of going on by suppressing the people of the region as well is only good at getting at ups and cutting liberties, and syrians and directors, and you might use and they were never ever geared towards beauty fighting physically and you know, more importantly, one of the cards in the sense of is below that it has lost its company so to speak, english to the one has been lowest funded and 92 for something that gets the backdrop of days really invasion, so they claim they want to deliberate on the home and there's no occupied living use none whatsoever to fight for what important to you when you do not have the national interest of the use of mind, this is what's up. so i

has shifted and has been shifting for some time. we see, i mean, to take out yesterday or the earlier this week does take or operations. i think they planned for a long time the from a presentational optics perspective. course, the guys, a campaign has been sputtering for some time, but equally is right. he's been talking about sourcing out with settling this issue . we've had this blog, it's not once and for all then at least for now, since the sauce of this con page, it's also worth remembering that iran has been doing the same. the us has been escalating his presence in the area for the last few months with respect to the rock, we saw the output, suppose transport a brigade into light, bundled in august, very escalated with us. and i can see at some point that's going to come, it's for russian in some full with heavy ground combat on a come back in the next few weeks. frank language is always ranked. we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you. thanks very much. what would be your opinion is loading ukraine up to 3500000

if any um that he had before um it's now completely gone, i think most people realize what has occurred there, when they go and they assassinate figure like hasan nastrolah, um, some may be under the false impression uh that that's such huge win for the israel regime, not realizing that for every palestinian killed, for every person who stands up against israel regime when it comes especially to the palestinian issue, and for every resistance leader taken out that there's so many more that gets multiplied in terms of uh how they want to go against israely. reg um isn't that uh something that the israeli regime and its supporters fail to realize, including i must say countries that support uh israel including the us, well this is something that's become a matter of concern that israel has gone unbridled, unstoppable, not justifying itself, not not at all, it has not succeeded in justifying what it's doing, it has lost its legitimacy, you know uh... a place, multicultural place like australia, it's it is become very difficult for for for any israeli to be to be a friend with anybody else,

the freedom party has dressed over 29 percent of the vote. the concert of austria and people's party is on 26. and the social democrats are on 20.4 percent to before we go with the open runners have taken out the men's and women's titles here at the berlin marathon, which celebrated its 50th anniversary relative newcomer just came up one the women's race with the time of 2 hours, 16 minutes and 41 seconds. it's the 2nd win of her career in the year. meanwhile, in the men's race and the case, so menu shop across the line. first at 2 hours, 3 minutes and 17 seconds. only one record was broken this year that of the number of competitors with well over 58000 people joining in one of the world's great races. a reminder of our top story this our lebanon's prime minister has called for a diplomatic solution to end days of is rarely bombings and assassinations. israel has kept up its air strikes and claim the killing of a 2nd as belle and militant leader following the death of her son, his wrong will ended. they're coming up. we talked to the prime m

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has, hezbollah has not commented on the fate of nasrallah. i should note the idf has also said, quote, this strike is not the end of our toolbox perhaps indicating their other military steps to come while israel is striking inside lebanon, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu returned israel from new york and the un general assembly a day earlier than he had planned he left the u.s friday evening just hours after liberating a speech before the un general well assembly, find one. the u.s. says it has had no advance warning of the strike us officials say president joe biden has been briefed several times by his national security team. i should note that us officials have repeatedly put distance between the u.s. and this israeli strike on nasrallah, the u.s. defense secretary, lloyd austin confirms the strikes were already underway when he spoke with his kennel which apart the israeli defense minister yoav gallant, on friday he called as many us officials have been doing for several days he called for a diplomatic solution. >> what i wi

well, brexit has been the most divisive thing that has happened in our party in my lifetime.done to our country. that was going to be my next question. what do you think it has done? well, i don't think it's done anything good. if i mayjust reflect on it for a moment, it's made our country weaker, poorer. and that is emphatically not in the interests of our country. the world saw us as a member of the european union. it was a megaphone to magnify our power in the world. so instead, we are isolated and outside. did it have to be thus? i mean, could brexit not have, if delivered in a different way, could it not have fulfilled the promise of those who advocated it, which is that it would make us richer and more free? well, it's done exactly the reverse, hasn't it? what has happened to all the benefits of brexit that we heard about? maybe they are yet to come. well, i don't recall people saying during the election campaign in ten or 15 years' time, maybe 20, we'll have some benefits of brexit. but do you not... no, no, stop a minute. it was going to be milk and honey straight awa

this has been an election _ country. this has been an election with _ country.en an election with a lot - country. this has been an election with a lot of- country. this has been an i election with a lot of firsts, first we are seeing that with the election and with the win by anura kumara dissanayake, it is a complete shift away from the political dynasty that has dominated politics in this country for decades. so he really positioned himself as a candidate for change, and that really came to fruition. but also, if you look in terms of what brought voters to the ballot box. it was not the usual kind of ethnic and religious tensions that brought people to vote this time around, it really had everything to do with the economy. and finally what really makes this selection different is also that they were peaceful, so many elections in the past in sri lanka have been marred by violence, but this one was a relatively peaceful election. he has already said he will still work with the international monetary fund which had to bail sri lankan out. it which had to bail s

has has it has given have given birth to new wave, new sentiments and this entire thing that's happening in palestine and lebanon and middle east is really creating it snowballing moment - "it somehow perceived that something big is on the cards and and the intention behind all this that's happening in palestine and lebanon, there is something else in the mind of israel and the west and its allies that they are trying to conduct in the garb of all this, so so lot is going to be going to be unfolding in the upcoming times and it has already started because this assassination is not taken easily by the muslim world, definitely if not the..." muslim leaders who are very close to israel, but at least the muslim world, muslims have not taken this assassination as as easy as as as we think, so yes definitely the assassination and now one year plus the 70 plus years of whatever is happening in palestine uh is not going to be forgotten ever, and a change is expected, accountability is demanded, more and more people are joining, more and people, more people, children, old, young, i saw on the str

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it has been hold. the violence between is rather and has bola risk. so good, nice thing, a firm or damaging conflict. the comments com as the security council held and emergency amazing. and which it condemn the communication device bloss across 11 on describing it as a violation of international law. kristen salumi reports from un headquarters in new york. the meeting was called in response to the destination of hezbollah, as communications devices across lebanon. this week, when human rights chief volk, or church said constituted a violation of international law, these are tex, represent a new development and welfare. the communication tools become weapons seem obtained yesterday exploding across the marketplace is on street corners, and in homes. as daily life unfolds, the, i'm sorry it is if reportedly dismantled, unexploded devices and universities banks and hospitals. this has unleashed wide spread fear panic and hara among people 11 and the civilians were among the 37 dead and more than 3000 wounded is levied on blamed israel and demanded the s

than has beloved that pretty much anyone 11 on has to be looking twice at battery operated devices. i would say yes, i would definitely say yes, i know that this is the problem, i think for his beloved to do it during war time. but this is the least that they can do um, but it does not stop here because they have to go after the, the 3rd parties that they work with, they have to examine the devices. they have to trace the addition, b, o some how to do it by the forensics to know exactly how this happened. and it wasn't clear from the beginning that the, the devices would be shipped from hungry, hungry has as not as a country, but as a, as the, the, the political parties scrolling it down, especially the organ he has very good ties with the, with, with, as well so it is plausible, the, the that if it was hungry, the country of origin, i would put a lot of question marks. how does that add to our defense and intelligence richard researcher, thank you very much. thank. or the guys are now where a people have been killed in and is really attack on a school housing displaced, palestinian

[it will occasion, as she always has. will be a occasion, as she always has.le to watch rolling coverage of the abc news presidential debate simulcast. 0ur coverage starts at 8pm east coast time tuesday. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. well, it's been mild, relatively speaking, despite all of that rain in the south, and very warm, in fact, out towards the far north and west — but some changes for the next couple of days. autumn is biting back. temperature—wise at least, it's going to turn colder by day and by night, with the chance of a frost for some, especially on thursday night. it will be windy, a brisk north westerly wind, sunny spells, but also some blustery showers. and those changes have already started. a deep area of low pressure sweeping across the northern isles, it's sending this cold front sweeping southwards and eastwards across the uk. so you see that milder air being pushed away, marked in orange, blues, and yellows, the colder air takes over through the middle part of the week and it will feel bitingly cold, i think, in exposure t

he has ideas but he has a shared them. tim, your colleague wrote about the politics of hating what he calls the right people. what does that even mean? >> vance the interview crystal was referencing when running for senate said to a reporter that one thing, he thinks maga has right as they hate the right people. in the context of an interview he was trying to talk about us, i guess, goes to elites and the liberal media. that is what he was talking about. that notion that all you have to do is hate the right people and that shows you are on the right side, that leads to dark places. even in the context we should hates these liberal elites or whatever not treating us as well as they should, it opens the door of hatred to saying, let's not just hate them but let's hate the haitian immigrants and say it's their fault that i'm not living the fulfilling life i need to be living. it's part of a ideology and worldview of maga that affected the whole thing. the cruelty is the point. i think the contrast between that and vance and m

some very... has some very bitter memories regarding military infiltrations, it has some bitter memories from 2006, the well-known massacer of the tanks in the where the kuher village in south lebanon, it also has some bitter experiences during its occupation of lebanese territories uh before u-2000 when the israelis withdrew, so i think that is going to be too risky, but from this particular government, i don't think you can rule any possibility out 100... percent, but i would be surprised if that were to play out, if it does, i think that israel would suffer some significant, really significant unprecedented blows. mariam, saleh, we're looking at some of these developments where i'd like to get your uh either confirmation or not, ha and other areas are under the bombardment of rockets coming from hezbollah, there has been a electricity outage in some of the settlements based on the hizballah. retaliation and also again this raphael um industrial military industrial park to have been targeted um with tens of rockets and the last one here um the ramat airport or the rama david airport in

everybody has happened. so it's not only in the glass on the west bank, but the we have seen some uh, some strong examples of that there. and that's where it is made of the committee to protect journalist has released a statement on the closure of abuse in ramallah saying the c p j is the p alone by as well as closure vouchers, who is office and they occupied westbank just a month soft which shot to that, which is who is opperation, is that israel of the team and gets a threat to national security as well as efforts to send. so how does the rest of really undermine the public's right to information on the war that is off handed? so many lives in the region. how would you say it was journalist must be allowed to report at this critical time and always is still a head when i go to 0. a coal mine disaster in east and there are these dozens that many a field trip and now jerry analysis tells us why some centuries old and crime tradition single facing to slow down the hello. are there an icy block of weather boat

it has not abated in intensity. it has gotten much worse. what is bein: has gotten much worse.cedented scale of this and the nature of how it has been done? i the nature of how it has been done? .�* the nature of how it has been done? ., �* ~' , done? i don't think there is much different _ done? i don't think there is much different in _ done? i don't think there is much different in the - done? i don't think there is i much different in the coverage here~ — much different in the coverage here but _ much different in the coverage here. but there is more emphasis i think about how indiscriminate these attacks were — indiscriminate these attacks were. and how graphic and severe _ were. and how graphic and severe life changing these injuries— severe life changing these injuries have been. they have overloaded the hospitals. people _ overloaded the hospitals. people with disfigured faces, severe — people with disfigured faces, severe injuries to the eyes. there — severe injuries to the eyes. there is— severe injuries to the eyes. there is nothing like this has happened since i bel

yes, he has made that point, he has| has made that point, he has made two main points, really. 0ne, hebut ends, we will stop as well, but obviously israelis would not trust anything he actually said, but that is what he is saying. and he is saying we will carry on, we are not going to stop, hezbollah will not stop and it will not be deterred by what has happened this week in lebanon and by the air strikes today. the air strikes today really got under way just strikes today really got under wayjust before hassan way just before hassan nazrallah wayjust before hassan nazrallah began speaking. you had finished speaking just a short while ago. and israel has been striking targets throughout southern lebanon. colleagues in beirut have reported seeing israeli fighter jets or hearing israeli fighter jets or hearing israeli fighter jets very low over the capital beirut. , ., ., beirut. give me a little more detail about _ beirut. give me a little more detail about those _ beirut. give me a little more detail about those troop - detail about those troop movements we have been hearing about, goi