the year that he would take alba to some kind of success.ssarily sure whether that was being based on, i don't think alba will ever be particularly a party that will have good polling or a huge backlog based on, i don't think alba would ever be particularly a party that will have good polling or a huge backlog of support, but i think he perhaps recognised an opportunity. the snp have been struggling in the polls for a long time, the labour party has not had the easiest start so for scottish labour, it maybe it wasn't going to be maybe it wasn't going to be the coronation they expected it would be 100 days ago for anas sarwar and 2026. ever the activist and ever the campaigner, he was always trying and always thought next time will be the one, because he was such a driven, determined lifelong politician. how much of a gap does alex salmond leave notjust in scottish politics but uk politics more widely? even though of course, there have been some serious challenges in recent years. yeah, i mean, he's a massive figure who leaves a huge gap in b

i alba party which he left the snp to set up?— alba party which he left the snp to set up? snp to set up? i truly hope his untimely death sparks perhaps more unity in the movement. i am no longer involved in politics. but i do hope that people reflect on his contribution to political discourse in scotland, and perhaps put away their differences, and try and unite behind that cause. when he resigned, i was in the room when you put the final touches to his resignation speech in 2014, he finished by saying in terms of independence, the dream shall never die. the dream shall never die. the dream is not dead largely due to the actions of alex salmond, it is not for others to keep it alive. �* , it is not for others to keep it alive. �* _, .., it is not for others to keep it alive. �* , ,, . ., ., alive. any special memories? what is the — alive. any special memories? what is the one _ alive. any special memories? what is the one abiding - alive. any special memories? what is the one abiding thing| what is the one abiding thing that you will remember him. every sunday night, he w

later carrying on the fight for independence with a new political party, alba.he dream shall never die. i was talking to somebody, it so happens, the other day who was telling me the story of alex as a 24—year—old sitting next to a colleague in the royal bank of scotland, outlining his strategy for achieving independence for scotland, and i think he thought about that every day of his life, since being a young man and nearly, nearly brought it to fruition. in more recent years there were controversies. he was cleared of sexual assault in 2020, and he also fell out with his protege and successor as first minister, nicola sturgeon. in a statement, she said... the former mp and msp died after being taken ill in north macedonia. it's understood he collapsed after giving a speech. alex salmond led the snp to political dominance in scotland and pushed independence to the top of the agenda. an orator, strategist and campaigner whose voice travelled far beyond the boundaries of scotland. earlier i spoke to first minister of scotland, john swinney. i asked him what he wi

tributes are later went on to lead the alba party.political spectrum this evening to alex salmond, the prime minister, sir keir starmer, has said tonight that alex salmond was a monumental figure of scottish and uk politics. he leaves behind a lasting legacy . the former first lasting legacy. the former first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, said a short time ago that she was shocked and sorry to learn of salmond's death, adding i cannot pretend that the events of the past few years, which led to the breakdown of our relationship, did not happen. however, alex was an incredibly significant figure in my life and we formed one of the most successful partnerships in uk politics. alba party deputy leader kenny macaskill has said tonight that the party grieves the loss of their founder and leader, describing salmond as the outstanding scottish politician not just of his

mr salmond resigned from the snp in 2018 and later formed the pro—independence alba party in 2021.e he is speaking back in 2014 after the defeat of that referendum. scotland has by majority decided not at this stage to become an independent country. and the uk prime minister sir keir starmer has released a statement saying... these are the final pictures of alex salmond — taken this weekend in north macedonia, where he was speaking earlier on saturday before he was taken ill. let's speak to catriona renton, our scotland correspondent. so much shock across the board at the shocking, sad news. find at the shocking, sad news. and in turn shock— at the shocking, sad news. and in turn shock to _ at the shocking, sad news. fific in turn shock to people today, this news, as you said alex salmond was speaking this morning at a conference for the institute for cultural diplomacy in north macedonia, talking about the tenth anniversary of the scottish independence referendum, at a lunch with other leaders this afternoon and then passed away. that is the latest information. as you were saying, t

the alba party founder — and former snp leader — is thought to have suffered a heart attack during a north macedonia yesterday. there will be a post—mortem examination. earlier my collague nicky schiller spoke to the first minister of scotland, john swinney — and asked him what he will remember most about alex salmond. he transformed the snp from a party on the fringes of scottish politics to becoming the government of scotland, and then he took our country so incredibly close to scottish independence. i will remember him as a significant figure who transformed our politics and the opportunities for scotland to become an independent country. and at this moment of his untimely death, i express my condolences to his wife and family at this very sad time. what was he like to work with personally? he was a driven individual. he had a very purposeful agenda that he was pursuing, whether that was about getting us to a position where we had greater electoral success, where we could win elections and we won an election in 2007 for the first time under his leadership, so once we got into gove

the alba party said it understood he'd suffered a heart attack, although there will be a post—mortemxamination to confirm the cause of death . confirm the cause of death. tributes continue to be paid across the political spectrum. tony blair saying he was very sorry to hear of his death. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, said alex salmond was a monumental figure of scottish and uk politics. he leaves behind a lasting legacy. the former first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, said it remains the fact that for many years alex was an incredibly significant figure in my life and we formed one of the most successful partnerships in uk politics. members of the pubucin uk politics. members of the public in scotland have also been reacting to the death. >> his passing is a great shock and i think for most scots , and i think for most scots, whatever their opinions, it's sad. he's a. he was a pillar of the independence movement. >> i think he'll be remembered as the man that nearly got scotland independence. >> well, i nearly got his independence. but you know, nearly, nearly is not

the alba party founder — and former snp leader — is thought to have suffered a heart attack during a north macedonia yesterday. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. in 300 years, no one came closer to ending scotland's union with england than alex salmond. this, in my estimation, has been the greatest campaign in scottish democratic history. a formidable political figure, who guided a party that for decades was on the fringes of politics, to the heart of power, changing the political landscape of the united kingdom, and delivering a referendum on independence. this is desperately sad news that alex salmond has died, and i extend my deepest condolences to his wife, moira, and to his family. this is a moment that individuals will reflect on the exceptional leadership and contribution that alex salmond has given to public life in scotland, with his service in the house of commons and in the scottish parliament, and especially as the first minister of scotland. it was while studying economics at st andrews university that alex salmond joined the snp. he worked for a time as a

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official briefed on the attack in this note from tom winter and monica alba. and the nine people reported injureed are all believed to not be members of law enforcement or israeli security. before i move on, and talk to you, some of our other guests, i want to ask you, john, from your perspective as a former station chief in saudi arabia, what is your analysis of what saudi arabia is doing right now? >> i think it is just watching and concerned that this is going to just blow up the region. and they have to be concerned given they have, you know, strong equities and interests across the area. and, you know, if the attack in tel aviv is a harbinger of additional types of terrorist attacks inside israel or outside, we could see a quick escalation of these tensions. so i do think saudi arabia and we already have seen there is some real concerns about what this could do to the flow of oil, energy supplies to the middle east, because this does have the potential. we're right now in the midst of this conflict. we don't know what other chapters are going to play out,

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in a statement released by the alba party tonight, mr salmond's family said that alex was a formidableician, an amazing orator and an outstanding intellect admired throughout the world. the alba party leader died yesterday afternoon from a suspected heart attack during a trip to north macedonia . ahead trip to north macedonia. ahead of the international investment summit tomorrow, jonathan reynolds says it's not the government's position that p&o ferries is a rogue operator. despite a press release this week calling them a rogue employer, p&o ferries owner dp world will now attend to the summit they had previously threatened to pull out of the event, and a £1 billion port investment after the transport secretary, louise haigh, criticised their employment strategy and called for a boycott. the operator was criticised by politicians from both main parties in march 2022, when it suddenly sacked 800 british seafarers and replaced them with cheaper, mainly overseas staff, saying it was necessary to stave off bankruptcy. the business secretary told gb news camilla tominey that the billion po

the alba party said it understood he'd suffered a heart attack, although there will be a post—mortemxamination to confirm the cause of death. >> his legacy is the fact that he got independence into the mainstream. the snp , certainly mainstream. the snp, certainly when he was the first leader of it, that is, to say, in the early in the 1990s and when he became leader the second time, it was still a fringe party. independence was very much parallel to the greens in the respect that they're there. you're aware they're there , but you're aware they're there, but you don't actually know what a government would look like. salmon achieved the question. he achieved the right to have the question. he achieved a reputational boom for the snp by having it done legitimately , having it done legitimately, professionally and pragmatically with the uk government. and that is an incredible legacy . is an incredible legacy. >> that was the columnist alastair stewart there paying tribute. well, tributes have continued to be paid across the political spectrum as well. tony blair saying he was very sor

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family and friends of alex salmond, including alba colleague kenny macaskill, stood in a silent guardf mr simon's friends was here and described it as a sad day for the family. —— alex salmond friend. he led scotland through to 2014. he resigned the day after the independent referendum in which the yes side 145% of the vote. and those who wished to remain part of the united kingdom 155% of the vote. his family were touched by the dignified sendoff that he had received in macedonia and the thousands of messages of condolence they have received over the last week. king charles and queen camilla have arrived in sydney for a tour of australia and samoa. it's the king's first major overseas engagment since he was diagnosed with cancer. but the royal couple have flown into a continuing — and sometimes fierce — debate about the future of the monarchy there. 0ur senior royal correspondent daniela relph reports. 24 hours and 10,000 miles after leaving the uk back in australia for the 17th time, but his first as king. the welcome party included the australian prime minister, anthony albanese, a

he did not respond to our question today from my colleague monica alba about whether they should alsoitting the oil fields, which would cause economic chaos. obviously, the election has to be on the administration's mind. this is the last thing they needed. do you think israel would go without u.s. green light or some sort of agreement with the u.s.? could they do it without us given how deep they are? it would be u.s. weapons, bunker-buster weapons, crossing another red line, which has been crossed before by israel in gaza and elsewhere, and probably most recently in lebanon. what is that dynamic? >> the most important thing right now, andrea, is for israel to decide, what are its objectives? for too long during the middle eastern wars in the last 70 years, it was never very clear what those objectives were. i think if the objective of israel is to somehow destroy the arc of resistance and go after and try to destroy hezbollah in iran, hamas, houthis, then they're going to be in a full-scale war. if on the other hand they have clear objectives, one, to restore the israelis to their h

here's jessica alba. she is so successful.repreneurs in america, and she decided to do a video with kamala harris. watch. it's super awkward. >> first of all, latina small businesses are the fastest growing -- >> yes, they are. >> right? >> yes, they are. >> but with included in that is we don't lack for people who have ambition and have aspirations if dreams and an idea that is a great idea. and work ethic. rachel: her face is hilarious. [laughter] i'm pointing at her face because that's what everyone's noticing. here's a successful businesswoman, and and she's going, what the heck is she saying with her ambition -- >> yeah. i want to the play poker with jessica alba because you know exactly what's going on. [laughter] but that is what everyone looks like, ultimately. it's not just her, there's a point where you're expecting something and then you just don't get it. and as a business owner or somebody who wants to move forward, you've got to know where people stand if there's somebody you'd want to hire or not -- rachel: or n

nbc news white house correspondent monica alba.ell, coauthor of the "washington post," early brief, and co-anchor of "the washington post" live, cornell belcher, and lahnee chen, from the hoover institute. thank you all for being here a big poll day. monica, let me start with you. 48-48. this race is deadlock and i know you've been working your sources in the harris campaign. how does she answer this critical question how is she going to be different than president biden. >> it's a major question, biden. and the sugar high after the ticket and the convention and the debate that that was going to wear off and come back down to earth. that's why she's running the ways she is what she likes to call as the underdog and there is certainly some indicators in the poll that help us understand some of the things that they're weighing actively about shifting here and one of those is this issue of the biden presidency being a bit of a drag on her own candidacy, and she's tried to be very respectful and fiercely loyal to him, but we know that

and monica alba in washington. and tom winter here in new york. matt, i'll start with you on the ground there, you witnessed these strikes firsthand, what more can you tell us about this attack and its impact across israel tonight? >> reporter: i didn't actually see the strikes, we're well out of range of any strikes, north of israel, we did watch them on tv and we saw that there was obviously, this was quite a large attack, much, much bigger than the one that happened in april, that's what we heard from the israelis as well. the one happened in april unprecedented attack saw the iranians striking against israelis and the israelis fighting back, it almost a -- something they could step back from and kind of pretend they had both scored points against each other for domestic consumption. this one looks like it's almost despite the fact that we heard from israelis there were no injuries or death. this is one that could potentially bring the entire region to the brink of war. now you're asking me about these attacks, here in beirut, they're very, ver

i want to ask you about something monica alba reported. has been talking to the harris/walz campaign, and they said, look, it doesn't have to be all three blue wall states. they're still looking obviously at the sun belt states. they're looking at north carolina. they're looking at georgia. does that sound to you like what they have been saying, like, we're going to have a lot of different paths and we're going to work on all paths or five days before election day saying it doesn't have to be all three blue wall states, maybe indicate to you they're not feeling confident they'll get all three blue wall states. >> i don't know if it's a concession. both things can be true. they may not get one of those states, but the fact that they've got the resources they have, the fundraising, as you know, has been extraordinary, the fact that they've got volunteers on the ground, they have an extraordinary operation means they have more paths to victory. it also means they've got more paths to the down ballot races to be able to elevate some of those f

joining us now is white house correspondent monica alba.ent to answer questions by the media, and she was very, very well focused on what happened in that rally in new york city and some of the despicable things that that comedian was throwing. >> exactly, jose. this is something that the harris campaign has been amplifying and focusing on since that took place last night, really zeroing in on those deeply offensive comments to puerto ricans and to latinos in general that were really said throughout those remarks. and they're highlighting those. and you just saw the vice president lean in to this idea that she says, and she argues, are only meant to fan the fuel of divisiveness in this country. and the vice president was asked there specifically to weigh in on those comments. and she pointed out that it was just ironic and happened to be yesterday that she had rolled out her own opportunity economy proposals for the puerto rican community while she was visiting a couple of restaurants and other locales in pennsylvania that have a really ric

monica alba, thank you very much. by the way, so kamala harris is in bucks county today. going to note and flag this. nikki haley won that county, won 12,000 votes in that county. if they all went to donald trump, that would be 19% -- all it won't kamala harris, that would be 19% of the vote there. joining us now from the republicans for harris rally just the topic we were talking about, former rnc executive committee member and cofounder of the lincoln project, jennifer horn. we lost peter baker. we had audio issues. do you see risks for the democrats bringing in folks like you? >> i don't at all, frankly. cycle after cycle after cycle we hear voters talk about how they're sick of the partisanship and division and how ugly and nasty it has become under donald trump in particular. i think that vice president harris is doing something really smart and really effective. she's not embracing the farthest right. she's not making efforts to make sense out of maga. she's talking to people like myself who have always believed both sides need to meet at the aisle to solve problems

the alba party has confirmed that the body of the former first minister of scotland alex salmond, willsaturday, where he was attending a conference. in a statement, the party said a private individual is paying for a charter flight to bring his body back to scotland. and in sport — thomas tuchel says he hopes to make england fans' dreams come true at the next world cup, after he was confirmed as the new head coach of the men's national football team. the german will start the job in the january of next year, and has signed a contract until the next tournament in 2026. you're live with bbc news. with 20 days to go, donald trump and kamala harris are vying for voters' attention through a mix of campaign rallies and media interviews. on wednesday, fox news aired an all—woman town hall with donald trump that was taped the previous day. he was asked about the strict abortion laws being imposed in several states. trump praised the supreme court for ending roe v wade. like ronald reagan i- believe in the exceptions for rape, incest for. the life of the mother. you have to follow your heart. s

>> garret haake and monica alba, thank you both so very much. >>>, you know, in the battleground state of georgia over 300,000 voters shattered early voter turnout records yesterday, more than doubling the numbers in 2020. meanwhile overnight a georgia judge blocked an order for ballots to be hand counted at the close of voting on election day. joining us now a senior advisor to the harris campaign, a former mayor of atlanta, keisha lance bottoms. always a pleasure to see you. these first day early voting numbers are just huge. what do you make of them? >> it's very exciting. it is the momentum that we want and we need going into early voting, and i am glad to see that people are turning out, but i also want to remind people in georgia we've seen high numbers before on our side only to be overtaken on election day, so it's important that we keep these numbers high, but i'm just reminded of the words of our congressman john lewis, who said our vote is the most powerful weapon that we have. and people recognize what's at stake in this country and the role that georgia will play this elec

the alba party has confirmed that the body of the former first minister of scotland alex salmond, willnly from a heart attack in the balkan country of north macedonia on saturday, where he was attending a conference. in a statement, the party said a private individual is paying for a charterflight to bring his body back to scotland. and in sport, thomas tuchel says he hopes to make england fans' dreams come true at the next world cup after he was confirmed as the new head coach of the men's national football team. he'll start the job in the january of next year, and has signed a contract until the next tournament in 2026. you're live with bbc news. let's turn to the us now, and kamala harris has sat down with fox news in herfirst—ever inteview with the network, where she was pushed on immigration as well as her vow to be a candidate of change. and on that, she was asked by fox host brett baier about comments she made last week in which she said she wouldn't change a thing about the actions of the biden administration. my presidency will not be a continuation ofjoe biden�*s. like every

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with me because of... got more questions for you right now, moti abusaba, our correspondent from dar alba, also is with us, moti, what have you got for us? yes, first of all let me say that the death doll the palestina civilians who were killed over the last night as a result of the vicious massacers committed against them uh particularly in uh khanuni city has risen to roughly 79 palesinar civilians, 53 out of them and khan city alone, the israel incubation force over the last as you know carried out a swift attack against several neighborhoods and part of the city, including al-manara, al fukari and man areas, they have attacked those areas uh at midnight with dozens of the israeli tanks uh supported by the israels of the palestinan residential buildings were completely destroyed over heads of the was there uh dozens of the palestina did but is also still believed missing under the rubble of those destroyed houses whereas the palestinian civil defenstic crews are facing sorry i have to interrupt you i'm gonna be back with you right now uh the russian ambassador to the un is addressing t

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mr salmond resigned from the snp in 2018 and later formed the pro—independence alba party in 2021. is speaking back in 2014 after the defeat of that referendum. scotland has by majority decided not at this stage to become an independent country. i accept that verdict of the people, and i call on all of scotland to follow suit in accepting the democratic verdict of the people of scotland. in a statement, his party hailed the former minister's leadership, who brought the snp into the mainstream and the scottish government. saying he was a titan of the independence movement. and the uk prime minister sir keir starmer has released a statement saying — for more than 30 years, alex salmond was a monumental figure in scottish and uk politics... these are the final pictures of alex salmond — taken this weekend in north macedonia, where he was speaking earlier on saturday before he was taken ill. ian blackford who served as leader of the scottish national party in the house of commons from 2017 to 2022 said he was shocked to hear alex salmond had died. i think all of our thoughts are with m

some house i've arranged to meet con, come alba. she's a historian and the nazis or national socialists or her specialist feels particularly here in syringe. yeah. i asked her if history could repeat itself. no, i know. i don't believe that history repeats itself. it shouldn't. i think these kinds of analogies are important because they can highlight the fact that our society or our politics may be in danger placed in because this is on a field and they can reveal a potential threat to democracy. and come on, dustin will, cartoon should show that democracy can also fail and that democracy can feel suddenly shots, no one's in rhode island. there are major differences between german society and 1933 and now in 2024. and that means any analogy quickly reaches its limits on the other defense. so what exactly happened in 1933. on january 30th, the nazis paraded through the center of berlin. they had finally made it into the government. although the national socialist scotches 33 percent of the vote, hitler was appointed chancellor. the c

en estados unidos el contagio ha sido de animal a humano, sin embargo, el doctor alba menciona casosncionar que hace tan solo pocos momentos las autoridades de salud pública acaban de informar de que los casos pasaron de 4 a 6 personas contagiadas con la gripe aviar. esto en el valle central y ve en pantalla tiene esta información porque habrá una clínica de vacunación gratis contra el covid 19 y la gripe. eso será en half moon bay. será este sábado 12 de octubre en la biblioteca de la ciudad ubicada en el 620 de la calle correas, desde las 11:30 a las 14:00 de la tarde. las vacunas estarán disponibles a todas las personas entre los 2 y los 65 años de edad. no tendrá que hacer ninguna cita. el día nacional de la salud mental se celebró el 10 de octubre y en marco de esta fecha tan importante, luis matute consultó con expertos sobre la disparidad en el alcance de la salud mental que existe entre las comunidades hispanas. un informe a continuación. no va a haber una buena conexión. no va a haber una buena relación de acuerdo a denis romero, de la administración de servicios para la sal

across the gauze and strip since friday. heavy as strikes and central golfer of killed 5 people in the alba raised refuge account. a woman and a child are among the one yeah. of genocide in gaza. yes. unrelenting is riley bombardment, resulting in the deadliest conflicts of the 21st century. and it has been a war of many fuss, breaking records in scale and brutality. $41788.00 palestinians have been killed in total men, women on the elderly. but those paying the heaviest price have been children who make up nearly half the strips population in just one year is rarely a tax, have killed $16795.00 children. the highest death toll for children ever recorded in a single year. conflict over the past 2 decades and even surviving has come at a cost move and $19000.00 children have lost one or both parents and often all the relatives to grandparents aunts, uncles, entire families have been wiped off. the civil registry is killed often, but also maimed. the un estimates $1000.00 children in gaza have lost at least one limb, making up what is believed to be the biggest cohort of pediatric amputees in

. >> where alba, in 2004 i saved sinwar's life in prison i was a doctor who diagnosed the problem he had when he explained to me what was happening to him. i diagnosed it as a stroke and together with the general practitioner, we decided to take them to the hospital he arrived at the hospital the diagnosis was that he had abscess in the brain and he was operated on that day, you in a bit of a saving his life on it because if it had exploded, he would have died he thanked me, ended doctors for saving his life he also told me that on the day he was released in the gilad shalit deal in 2011, that he owed me his life and one day he will repay it and as you understand he repeated on october 7 and that he was also directly responsible for the murder of my nephew in kibbutz-nur-oz, young children, becky, what's new? can i ask you what you learned about sinwar and hamas in jail? >> they'll be i had many hours, hundreds of hours of conversation with sinwar both as a dentist and as an intelligence officer what impression did you get of his plans, of his goals on the lamana timmy manno of i lea

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okay, we'll have more news on alba, 0. coming up at the top of the hour and less than 30 minutes time. but coming up next, it's counting the cost. thanks for watching bye. for now the, the bolts of the gulf waters is still represented by all the southern states being fairly well. but this is proper winter coming in their, their weather to come together. you develop jaren's, thunderstorms, and that's going to be the case again, we used to that and they could be really big because a contrast across temperature wise, this is nice and warm. 20 some most eastern states. and that's a single figures for the rest of the course. not in the cascades and the rocky mountains, that's wednesday on thursday. the same process continues. therefore you drop a 10 degrees and for example, chicago has the showers go through all the thunder storms go through is cutting down in texas too. but this is incoming, yet more winter for north western states and british columbia, a pretty wet in central america, from the time across the small onto the c

i'll just say was child stratford spoke to a pallet stay in refugee and the alba died. we compton tripoli in northern 11 children playing the shadows alone. narrow alley, ways with generations palestinian refugees of play before jumbles of criss crossed electricity cables hanging precariously overhead a life on the margins of living each society a struggle now made was by another the cab was established 5 decades ago. the united nations estimates that more than 90 percent of people who are living on the diplomacy line and in addition to the daily struggle to survive, there is no fear in the count. it's not just as bullet being targeted 11 and how much says israel killed, come on to his wife and 2 children in the strike on october. the 5th one of several targeted assassinations upon us members, 11 and in recent weeks, aaliyah sits with a sick husband muscle mode, and that's fine. the home mode stuff as a kidney condition, a needs expensive medical treatment that she cannot afford are now she, and many of the cams like a say is rails from the members of palestinian all re

including women and children, and the refugee camp is a crowded area near the central city of the alba allow the shelters, counsellors, palestinians, so far a year of war and the claim has claimed at least, 42000 lives. meantime in america, the state department's folks both on the face of really on america being complicit in this quote, genocide of this administration has financed a genocide in gaza for the last year. and every day you're up there denying accountability for it. so i mean, what gives you the right to lecture other countries on there more? oh, does he have a policy question for me? i'm happy to take it if you want to give us b o, but at least most places in washington where you can give a speech. give it people are, are sticking up here. i mean, what it is or genocide, i know you are the question you our or that comes as a pro palestinian demonstrate is around the world. the staging mass riley's in support of the embattled enclave. fins, for example, the riley, they had told him violent as crash as a roof and with police right outside these wally and by the powers and th

school that sheltered hundreds of displaced palestinians in the central dallas, and city of victor alba, la israel sais. the strike came to quote, mitigate the risk of harming civilians. the dozens of people were reported when that following the idea of attack, which claims to have been targeting some of tunnels dug underneath this building. similar operations. i've met strong combination with american medics working in guns 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 rarely 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. or just a reminder of the overall figures, the gals and the health ministry estimates that 41000 people have been killed, a nearly 97000 more injured in idea of striking since last october, 14 people reportedly lost their lives in the past day, alone. at wiley ox

while alba not tv, says one of its cameraman, was killed. the time talking to the compound with thousands of jealous of being staying reporting on the latest facilities between his ready forces and has bella is ready, ministry considers the area of safety. so there's a wherever media work is movements while the writing team was nearby, when laugh attack happened, him on commons at the scene is about $330.00 and when the missile struck this set to villas where jim list were residing, not just from one media organization, 7 journalist and several news organizations were actually staying here. it was a massive last is you can see by the twisted metal and wreckage that you'll see. now 3 people have been killed as who cameraman and a satellite engineer. we're also hearing that people were injured as a result of the roof collapsing in on them. now this is a very serious attack on general is because it wasn't just one news organization that was singled out. a lot of journalists were staying here, including my colleagues from out 0 arabic. villa was

scotland's former first minister and current alba party leader alex salmond has died at the aged 69 leadergiant of scottish politics, he led the country during the independence referendum in 2014. tributes are coming in from across the political spectrum, the prime minister praises him as caring deeply for scotland's heritage. warnings of growing hunger in gaza, aid workers say food hasn't reached northern areas this month, as an intense israeli offensive continues. and, on the front line in southern lebanon — we report from on the ground as israeli troops clash with hezbollah forces. there has been purse of small arms fire, artillery close by, despite reports of visual control round here this is still very much in active combat zone. —— reports of israeli control. hello, i'm karin giannone. alex salmond, the former first minister of scotland and a dominant figure in scottish politics for decades, has died at the age of 69. the former mp and msp, who led the country between 2007 and 2014 during the independence referendum, fell ill while in north macedonia. mr salmond resigned from the snp

messi scored in the twenty-sixth and thirtieth minutes with assists from luis suarez and jordi alba,respectively. and at the end of the match, lionel thanked his darling friend suarez with an assist. thus, the argentinean participated in all of his team's goals in this game. we strongly ask the argentinean footballer not to excite the hearts of fans so much. messi, come on. no one knows where this red cat came from, but everyone quickly it became clear where exactly he wanted to stay. initially, the homeless animal decided to enter the building and settled in the room allocated for the third grade. teacher ozlem pinar uvasu was initially worried that the animal walking around the classroom would distract the children, but everything turned out the opposite. the students began to attend classes more willingly, the cat does not bother anyone in particular. ozlim made sure to provide everyone's favorite with food, water and a litter box. in addition, she took the cat, nicknamed tumbi, to the vet to make sure that he healthy to vaccinate him. the employees of this gas station have long n