route one hundred 10 brought people into town to shop and market their farm goods. most of us are comfortable. now the state comes along and wants to build a bigger and better route 110 and instead of bringing it through connors bill where it will do the most good they want to chop up a lot of farmland outside of town to fix it so people don't have to come to cartersville. i say that's wrong. i say the road should come through town the way it has always done. [applause] >> mister king. >> i am ralph king. i run the king dairy farm west of town and i've got plenty to say too about this highway. i figure there is something wrong when a man has to give up his farmland for a road he can't use, when the road he does use needs fixing so bad. you're planning to put this big new superhighway smack dab through my farm so folks can get from one side of the county to the other ten minutes faster, and you don't plan to drive me on it for my farm. is that right? >> yes, it is, mister king. but the traffic load on route one hundred 10 prohibits us from permitting any private entr

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hundreds of fans went to the arena to see composer hans zimmer. but about an hour before the concert was supposed to start. police say they received two calls reporting a bomb threat, so they shut down the arena, forced a lockdown for over an hour. some fans were stuck inside the venue and other fans were stuck outside the coliseum parking lo, which led to backups on the streets. police say they did search that area. they did not find any explosives. this is an ongoing investigation and you are asked to call the oakland police department. if you have any information. not everything is bad in oakland. that is the focus of a new social media campaign in the town. the people behind it say, you've got to see oakland in person to see its beauty and what it can offer. so let's bring in our velena jones live in the east bay for us today. velena go ahead and tell us about this new campaign. what's it all about? yeah. so, audrey, this campaign is called oakland is better in person. and like its name, these people behind it really want to encourage people t

over hundreds of investment projects, so many will be implemented in the minsk region in three years program of the district, the district project. their total cost is 2 billion rubles, and the number of new jobs is more than 2500. today in the minsk region, a new workshop for the production of packaging was opened. all belarusian meat processing plants and other agricultural enterprises are building them. the project was invested more than 10 million rubles, the casing is used not only for sausages and hot dogs, the casing is also used for cheeses, the casing is also used for ice cream, it is simply impossible to use the casing in a roll form, that is, the lines are already fully automatic, that is, this casing goes into the stuffing equipment, it is automatically laid , it allows you to very quickly produce meat products, sausages, sausages, in belarus we sell about... budze will be implemented yashche 15 initiyat programs adzin district, adzin project, these are areas such as the agro-industrial complex, wood processing and machinery. innovative medicine, unique minimally invasive

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she tried hundreds of serious violent felons including homicide, rape, child sexual assault cases.ate on the run up to the election 2003 on kgo rated harris opponent veteran criminal defense lawyer accused her of misleading voters about her record as a prosecutor. now endorses or for president but that's the nature san francisco democrats. some of harris literature it said harris had tried hundreds of cases, other campaign literature at the time said she had prosecutor hundreds of cases including campaign website which use the word prosecute instead of tried according to a version of the webpage viewed by abc news. experts told abc news that is an important distinction prosecuting versus trite. what is the distinction these experts say? tried it means you went into the courtroom and try the case in prosecuted means you're a prosecutor's office your office and prosecuted. i still cannot find the cases. when on the case of the drug cartel, the drug cartel did not exist when she became an assistant d.a. but there is more this is michigan news source despite kamala harris about fightin

thrilled to see you it together with us it's been a long journey to get to this milestone with one hundred and 37 units and took collaboration and happy to see supervisor stefani and remember three years ago that supervisor myself, mayor london breed and brenda who is the former ceo of mission health clinic were all here in the mix of pandemic for the ground breaking celebration and to see the building and see our vision become a reality is really safely and want to kicking off things with inviting our before chair we have another one of the board members to celebrate this kim please come up to the podium. >> thank you welcome, everyone. >> smith has said i'm kim novack the chair and unfortunately, our members can't be here something before catastrophic surgery but thank you for joining us to celebrate the opening of this truly special community been at that a long time. and as you heard this place is one of the first major housing developments in nearly a quarter of a sin try this will make the life-changing difference for one hundred and 37 families including 35 names who are moving from

hundreds of giant balloons ascended this morning.e than 500 balloons are expected for this year's festival. still to come, the state of antidiscrimination laws for pregnant workers in america. and the growing appeal of typewriters among younger generations. for decades, california police departments have agreed to lit officers resign and keep the bad behavior confidential. as a result, officers with bad records had no idea. that is the finding of a five year long investigation by the san francisco chronicle. you say these are called clean record agreements. >> we were able to find over 300 we find them in so many different agencies. it did not matter the size or the region. >> what ki of misconduct are we talking about? >> are these just minor mistakes that police are making in the end getting these agreements to clean their records? no, this is serious misconduct. everything from dishonesty to sexual assault to excessive force. >> there were some cases in which they short-circuited investigations into their behavior by claiming a di

of armed israelis as the day. went on and took hundreds captive in what is described as irreparableael's long-term attempts to portray its espionage apparatus as invincible. outraged by the humiliation it suffered, the israeli military on that day started pounding gaza in a genocidal campaign that continues to this day. the mounting civilian death doll and the horrific images of schools, hospitals and mosks being bombed from the air have grabbed a world's attention, but to no avail, israel has failed to achieve its declared goals in gaza, which were defeating hamas and releasing the captives. the regime has instead been forced to fight on multiple fronts. tel aviv has been asking for more weapons from its allies, especially the us, as it presses ahead with its war. the us, despite its claims of mediating cease fire efforts has not canceled arms shipments to the regime. respond, well hamas has healed the 20-23 al-a flood operation against israel is milestone in the history of the palestinian struggle against the occupation. on the anniversary of the operation, hamas described it as n

revenues for the first 9 months of one hundred and $18 million. compliance with our investment and in compliance with your dwebt expenditures as of march and moving forward to june 2024 still in the midst of closing our books citywide cash we ended up with $70.5 million for wash cash on hand and that is in the treasurer we are in compliance in additions to the investment policy and we are also as i mentioned outstanding balance of $194 million and continue to make the bye annual payments on time and in addition not to draw down from the one hundred and 25 loan agreement and be able to pay our income expenditure with sales tax revenue payments coming in monthly in addition to grant reimbursement we're receiving from our grantor and with that, i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> >> i don't see any i think we're grateful to you for your work. um. >> thank you deputy director and open for 10 and 11 to the chambers. >> please talk about one or both see if any remote public comment on items 10 and 11? >> checking for remote public com

of spots, hundreds of of areas over here and almost without any without any interference from the iron dom and the the actual the actual the the most dangerous thing that the israeli regime pointed out that these rockets hit uh the top five uh air bases air military air bases uh in the occupied in the occupied territory until this moment. no injuries or killed human casualties were announced by by by by the israeli side and we expect that because the as we have told you the military censorship has imposed a full control over what filtrates to the media and what's and what is to be hidden thank you nak there are press tv romala correspondent. joining us from the occupied uh west bank, these are images on your screen there on the right side, people all throughout the region, including in iran, are are celebrating uh, after iran has curied out retatory attacks against israel, now in a much anticipated response to israel's regional aggression, iran has attacked tel aviv with hundreds of ballistic missiles, we're following developts very closely here on press tv, and now here are some celeb

prayers in tehran delivering a sermon that emphasized unity among muslims worldwide, addressing hundreds of thousands, the leader hailed the iranian armed forces retaliatory missile strikes on israeli occupied territories, a timely public appearance leading the friday prayer. of tehran after exactly four years and eight months, when martter lieutenant general qassim suleimani was assassinated by the united states, holding rifle in his hand as he addressed the masses that turned out in their millions. leader of iran's islamic revolution, ayatollah sad ali khamenei appeared in the jam packed grand musall of tehran just days after operation true promise to. the message to iran's adversaries is کاری که نیروهای مسلح ما کردن کمترین مجازات برای رژیم قاصب صهیونی در برابر جنایت های حیرت آور اون رژیم بود رژیم خون آشام رژیم گرگ صفت سگ هار آمریکا در منطقه. worldwide, the message is different, calling for unity and solidarity, while praising the resilience of the people of lebanon and palestine, in a special address in arabic, reminding: "we are gathered here today to pledge our allegiance to our lea

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we are talking about hundreds of victims as a result of hurricane helen.de at a rally in butler, pennsylvania, where trump was assassination attempt. while kamala was drinking wine in san francisco, north carolinians were left without helicopters, without any help. now they are offering $750 to people whose homes were washed away by the elements. and yet we send tens of billions of dollars to countries most americans have never heard of. social media is buzzing about this detail: kamala harris’s hermes belt costs more than the federal hurricane helen relief package. according to the latest data, 227 people died in the disaster, and hundreds more are missing. hundreds thousands were left without electricity, communications, shelter, clean water and food. according to analysts, the economic damage from helen could amount to about 34 billion dollars. belarus has changed the list of goods imported for personal use when crossing borders. the new rules come into force today. the list has been supplemented with such goods as carousels, mannequins for tailors. the

two years ago a data center would be one hundred megawatts which is a big project in any city.oday because of demand and new chips coming through, they need 500 megawatts. and two years they will need a gigawatt. the amount of power available in any state is a fraction of that. the demand is 30 gw of data centers in the next 23 years and only have 5 gigs on the boards may be. maybe. if you go to a statement say i want 500 megawatts of power they can't do it, they don't have it, they don't have the infrastructure ford and the ratepayers will go through the roof on their costs. this is the biggest problem we have in terms of staying ahead in a i particularly for the feds. this issue use manifest in the last 24 hours is about data center costs. each center, $2 billion-$4 billion, 25 teams trying to develop these things but they are searching all across north america to find the power and there isn't any. stuart: microsoft and meda do have the money. >> but they don't have the power. you can't do it. stuart: they got the money to build it. >> the only states that can pull this off

ballistic missiles from all over iran, which, having covered a distance of several hundred kilometerst targets in israel today. it is known that the idf military facilities were under attack, as well as israeli oil and gas platforms in the mediterranean, as well as the israeli, iranian, i apologize to the agencies, state, and under attack turned out to be an airbase. which have repeatedly taken part in attacks on syrian territory, as well as in the bombing of neighboring lebanon during operation northern arrow, as well as in the attack on the infrastructure of the port of hadeida in yemen on the territory controlled by the yemeni houthis, in order to be carried out. the day before, in general, as israel, iranian sources again claim, most of the ammunition fell on israeli territory, iranian media say that 80% of the launched ballistic missiles reached their target successfully hit all the objects they were aimed at are aimed, it is also reported that as a result of this attack, in order to bypass and pass the israeli air defense system, the iron domes, the aerospace forces. used , amon

much anticipated response. to israel's regional aggression, iran last night attacked tel aviv with hundreds of ballistic missiles with reports putting the barrage at over 400 missiles fired, according to the uh israeli entity, they have put the number at 180 missiles uh fired into tel aviv, but um saying that a large number were intercepted, a claim refuted by images, you can search them, they're all over social media spaces and on various media outlets have images of of missiles, ballistic missiles, dozens upon dozens raining down on the night uh skyline of tel aviv and barely any for that matter getting intercepted uh which basically uh is supported by the irgc's claim that about 10% in fact of the uh missiles were intercepted the irj said attack was aimed at three military bases. in the area of tel aviv, one of which the assassination of late hizbillah leader sayid hasan nastrila was launched uh from um it said the uh the barrage was also accompanied by a large-scale cyber attack and that uh iran also utilized the new fata hypersonic ballistic missiles for a first time now how many of th

maybe once in a hundred years or more, such a leader will come along. he transformed the lebanese resistance, from few young men with kalashnikovs to an army of 100 thousand men complete with all the areal ordinance that would be required to make life unlivable for the whole population of the settler state, and if as is widely trailed. netanyahu intends a repeat of 2006 and a ground invasion of the sacred soil of the lebanon. he's going to find out that hazbullah has fighters on the ground, just as proficient as the fighters in the air. the lebanese population as always, just as the population in the gaza strip women, children, men. who are not competents are being slain in massive numbers, in fact day for day, the slaughter of the lebanese civilians of all kinds, by the way, shiits, sunnis, christians, including towns, villages, where jesus walked, are extraordinarily high, and the killing fields have moved from gaza through the west bank into lebanon, and the jerusalem post, gave the game away, they've deleted it now, but for three days, the story was

the police say that several people have been injured and hundreds arrested. they haven't acknowledged responsibility for any that's a police that will be that somebody can see what the police of the republicans mozambique discourage violence and public disorder and war. they will not tolerate any acts that promote the social of april 2 years ago to since i dropped out of university because we couldn't afford the fees. still the patients are part of what's driven young people onto the street. many heard the change would bring more jobs for tennessee, for education center. never finished his welcome web, out to 0 to tech programs, those on big pockets. tom's government is building 2000000 houses, some more than 12000000 people displaced by flooding 2 years ago. just over a 3rd have been completed so far. the millions of people are still waiting for their homes. once living on the open skies and battling the elements. come out of how to report, submit a protocol as district incent, brothers. well, how much more local everywhere did life and 5 children in an empo

in this case there was an entire system set up made up of hundreds of people. every event that p d, which is so called celebrity entourage attended, had to be catered in service by hundreds, if not thousands of people. all that in the country. back to pacific tv cameras, with online surveillance, 247. and it happened with children around children who were raped and molested. yes, you heard me right. they were raped, they were drugs, then molested by pet of files and then sorry, i'm opposed to even have to say that, but they were getting raped. well, now do we know that perhaps the united states should take a breather, step away from global issues 1st, 2nd. forget about russia. forget about the icbc and for once reconnect all of its resources and all of its pompous exceptionalism towards themselves. perhaps the united states could use the case as a reference to explain to international community how they have sunk so low and just by their wanted values that they kept pushing across the globe. perhaps they could stop therapy invocation and deal with them. atrocit

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more hundreds for inland areas saturday and sunday. keep in mind the 49ers game with that early sunday start mid 90s at kickoff and approaching halftime could be looking at upper 90s. if that holds, that would be the hottest game played at levi's stadium for the 49ers are watching that closely, and when we finally see some cooler changes ahead in that 7-day forecast, we'll have a closer look at our microclimate forecast coming up in a few minutes. all right rob, thank you. and as rob mentioned, if you are heading to the 49ers game on sunday, it is going to be hot. it's likely going to be the hottest 49ers game ever at levi's stadium. head coach kyle shanahan asked the nfl if the niners could wear their all white uniforms, but they were denied a reminder for all those fans out there to stay hydrated and there is a lot going on around the bay area this weekend. you can track the heat with our free nbc bay area app. all you have to do is point your phone's camera at that qr code on the screen. it is free to download from the app store. ok

the red cross to -- deployed hundreds of workers to the southeast to help with that effort .ohn mcmanus there. he is a damage assessment manager in charge of sending teams out every day to serve and identify damage across 60 counties. >> there are some areas that are not accessible and we have people missing. i do it because it is the humanitarian thing. people appreciate what we do and they show that appreciation. it is what makes it worth doing. >> if you are interested in learning more, head to their website. >>> coming up, while many witt businesses are leaving the does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >>> good news for the business card or. since 2023 , they have seen all of these businesses

response to is really a regional aggression, iran has attacked tel aviv with what we're hearing, hundreds of ballistic missiles including hypersonic missiles there at uh mostly the area of and around tel aviv and occupied of palestine, according to the irgc, only about 10% of the missiles were intercepted. earlier, we saw iran's un mission with this statement saying iran's legal, rational and legitimate response to the terrorist acts of the zionist regime which involved targeting iranian nationals in interests and infringing upon the national sovereignty of the islamic republic of iran has been dually carried out, and it says should the uh zionist regime. are to respond or commit further further that acts of violence, a subsequent and crushing response will uh ensue, it said regional states and zinanis supporters are advised to part ways with the regime iran has vowed for quite some time since actually july 31st that it will give a response to uh israel for its adventurism and at that time for the targeting of ismaal han the hamas political bureau. who was martered by the israeli regime i

there are hundreds of schools across the country that are being used. house displays families, but the demand is far greater than the forward has anticipated and there are enough space and designated buildings forcing some to take shelter wherever they can find space on a public beach and they route zeta. and as ha, i her 4 year old daughter, find shelter under make shift tense. they to flood their home in the southern suburb, a free route. zayna is grieving, but also angry. as they, you know, so a lot is gone. is ryan, you are bombing because of how, you know, well, are you targeting and your sites you want to cause the people? this is the tools. your issue is not with the slow. it has a lot of people are dying and being destroyed. children are becoming what you part . there are a lot of emotions across the lebanese capital, fear shock, anxiety, uncertainty, all of which are growing by the day, with no diplomatic solution in sight. many here fear their temporary homes could become their permanent hopes. dorset jabari ultra 0, a route that goes into you

this is for food trucks coming in hundreds and hundreds. we've got three months of food supply waiting outside that could feed the entire gop. right now it's just not able to get in through the south. >> if only it could make its way i can to help. alright. sam rose all the best and you continued efforts. thank you so much alright. >> still to come are the presidential candidates doing enough to make a play for young voters in this final sprint to the election. we'll hear from college students in two critical battlegrounds what it might take to win their support face of american foreign policy, going to be the lonely america first get here and all the lessons of history america first, up the weeds of communist special tomorrow at 8:00 on cnn they need the lawn back fast, a unit scott's turf be the rapid grass. >> it goes glass two times faster under see the loan, given you a stronger laws, male breeder way, i look at my lawn app today unclear tips and customize plans. feed the law if you have heart failure, far sika can help you keep living

him in georgia 35,000 people, filled up arena biggest crowd you could imagine i spoke at butler hundredshere i couldn't see end of the thing but beyond that great spirits going out there having a great time, and i know frankly deserves it after kind of hell they put him through last 10 years but doing great, mcdonald's on tv, what a great scene mcdonald's said it was the number one info the mereshal ever dad did not today a dollar for it having a lot of community i am proud to stand by his side. maria: what is response to when kamala harris goes out on rallies says, that you know, trump cut taxes for his friends, and, you know, cut taxes for billionaires i mean she is basically making the case she is not going to extend the trump tax cuts should she get the opportunity. so how does president trump answer that attack from kamala harris? >> well maria she is not serious never signed front of a check he can knows nothing about business said i am going to tax unrealized gains congratulations bankrupt every won in this country every homeowner small business look at economic problems you have

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the hundreds of thousands of people who once lived here are now homeless. hundreds of buildings have been leveled this way . the military says they were as well as facilities on almost every corner where the arms group has a presence, are signs of a war that's escalating hezbollah, which was engaged in combat with these really military in border areas, says no negotiations will take place while fighting continues isabel says there won't be a ceasefire without a new security reality and nothing on is that a for their eligibility to build the setting to knows and goals and as well. so you just now and it's 20. if day the is ready, all me is bombing schools and hospitals and binding done shelves of killing at least 37 people in the jabante, a refugee camp on wednesday alone. ibrahim, oh, how do you leave? it pulls though from sila l. dean road and northern gall sir. what tens of thousands of palestinians have been told by as many falls as to leave, the area will be palmed. i'm right now standing until i had been a street in northern guys and city, it's the closest point because the vete

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uh, like a, the most important goal split across and the west, spying hundreds have rallied in a show of support for the fellow palestinians in garza, crowds march through central ramallah carrying flags with what is the trade to come off and hezbollah? nita's who, being soft, sent 8 to find the idea. it is also green, the deadliest history full of westbank itself. and these 700 people have been killed in his rate for minute treat rates, palestine protests being held and such as world wide over the past week in the run up to the end of us for the war with tens of thousands demanding a peaceful the indonesia the home of blogs and not just muslim community has also seen mass riley's demonstrates as the cold front end of the bloodshed as they march on the u . s. embassy on the un office in just call to ortiz, rebec enough to prove it was the the find out what state are you this the u. s. embassy into the car, and they are making their way nations office and interesting but also they also want mcdonalds, starbucks in caps. we did and some more thing. what is your, i'll have towards the of

mark the day thousands of hamas terrorists invaded israel killing more than 1,200 people and taking hundreds of others hostage in the worst attack on the jewish people since the holocaust. >>> good morning, i'm michael george. we start with the horror that unfolded one year ago today. as dawn broke, terror followed. hamas launching a barbaric attack, butchering and burning entire families, raping women, and catching israel's military defenses by surprise. this morning thousands of people gathered at the site of the nova music festival to remember the 364 lives murdered that day and the 44 people taken hostage. they played the final track before a moment of silence. this is just one of many memorials being held to mark the attack. here in the u.s. and across the globe the day is being marked with rallies and protests for and against israel. about 100 hostages remain in gaza. seven of them american. naomi ruchim joins us with more on where things stand now and one family's ordeal. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. today is a somber and painful day for anyone with ties to the middle east

he suppresses them in the most severe way possible and kills and injures hundreds of them. this may be the end of the peaceful actions of the residents of gaza to take back their own lands. the residents of gaza are people under the age of 25. people who don't remember any of those previous fryer wars. well, from 2021 onwards, a relative calm prevails in gaza can the work is going as far as expected. the security of israel and western forces in general is that hamas is changing its approach and wants to implement a model similar to the self-governing organization in gaza, even when israeli security officers who are present in gaza as spies report to the center that hamas forces have them. they are preparing for a comprehensive operation. the commander of israeli military intelligence does not accept this and in response to one of these officers he says that i do not believe this, they do not have the skills to do this, but in the months leading up to october 7, violent actions by the israeli forces take place in quds sharif and even beat up the marabites and expel them from

there are hundreds of schools across the country that are being used. house displays families, but the demand is far greater than being forward. he's anticipated and there are enough space and designated buildings forcing some to take shelter wherever they can find space on a public beach and they route zeta. and as ha and her 4 year old daughter find shelter under makeshift tents. they to flood their hole in the southern suburb, a free route. zayna is grieving, but also angry. as they, you know, so a lot is gone. is ryan, you are bombing because of how, you know, well, are you targeting and your sites? you want to cause the people. this is the tools, your issue is not, wasn't so low, it has a lot of people are dying and being a discharge. children are becoming body parts. there are a lot of emotions across the lebanese capital, fear shock, anxiety uncertainty, all of which are growing by the day. and with no diplomatic solution in sight. many here fear their temporary homes could become their permanent hopes. dorset jabari ultra 0, they root. well, yes

very small island of people, few million people, six million people, zianist jews, surrounded by hundreds of millions of people who can see what's going on, "who know that the israeli regime kills arabs and muslims, because they're arabs and muslims, and they can see this on press tv or al-jazera or other outlets, you can't see it on the bbc, but you can see it in across the middle east, so they need to be able to terrorize the whole region, they need to be able to paralyze any potential opposition through fear that they are unchallengeable, and i think the palestinian resistance on october the 7th struck such dramatic blow that it will..." very difficult to to reconstitute that so-called deterrent edge, that ability to terrorize the region, so looking back on it uh over the last year, of course it's really horrendous full spectrum criminality, the israelis are deploying every kind of violence and savagery, and the key thing is i think that they want people to see the savagery, they allow their own soldiers to to take selfies of the crimes that they are committing. "they don't want to hid

i traveled to lebanon with hundreds of people. to support arms companies. the government has shown that it has as much money as it wants for weapons to kill the palestinian people. israel supplies as many weapons as it wants. but it cannot provide the winter fuel allowance for the needy and cuts them off. based on information from western sources, america, germany, england, italy and france, major. according to the united nations report, most of them are women and children. it seems that the deceptive behavior of western governments in seeking peace is more than ever. lost color we came here to express our support for the people of palestine and lebanon. we came to ask for an immediate ceasefire. our government says it wants a ceasefire. but at the same time, it sends bombs and weapons to israel . this is a deception that provides israel with any weapons it wants and at the same time says it wants a ceasefire and peace. while according to the published reports of the israeli regime. has carried out terror attacks in different parts of the world , but the br

the police say that several people have been injured and hundreds arrested. they haven't acknowledged responsibility for any that's a police that it will be that somebody could see what the police of the republicans mozambique discourage violence and public disorder and war. they will not tolerate any acts that promote the social available 2 years ago to since i dropped out of university because we couldn't afford the fees still the patients a part of what's driven young people into the streets. many heard the change would bring more jobs for the communities for education center never finished his malcolm website, which is 0. 2 type programs. those on peak 8 volunteers in sit on say at least 50 people have been killed and 200 injured in a single attack by the power military rapids support forces. they say they are assess, has deceased and rated hold villages into 0 states over the last 3 days. at least a 120 people reportedly killed the power military forces. and the sudanese army have been fighting for more than a year. the conflict since then has built the

hundreds of thousands of people are still without power, after a huge storm tore through sao paulo two days ago. spacex successfully catches a rocket booster for first time ever — as it returns to earth after the launch of its starship craft. hello, i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. we begin with breaking news out of israel — where the idf says four israeli soldiers have been killed and seven others severely injured in a drone strike by his brother. they say an investigation is now under way. it follows earlier reports that around 60 people were injured in a drone attack by hezbollah. the armed group said it launched "a swarm of attack drones" at an israeli military training camp in binya—mina, just south of haifa. some reports say people had been eating in a canteen at the time of the strike. hezbollah says it was retaliation for attacks by israel in lebanon — which killed more than 50 people on saturday alone. from beirut — anna foster has the latest on the strikes inside israel. this is what appears to have been as successful as hezbollah would call it, drone strike int

. >> do you have a plan for middle class tax cut would affect a hundred dread million earns we cannot i will not raise taxes on anyone making less than 400,000 a year. >> you are saying anyone above 400,000 hall tax raise. >> i am saying there is going to be a parity around what richest pay in terms of taxes. >> some richest in our country have got even away with zero tax rate. >> harris was also asked why she did not address several major issues as vice president. >> some voters might ask you have been in white house four years were vice president not president but why wasn't any of that done the last four years. >> well there was a lot that was done but there is more to do anderson i am pointing out things that need to be done that haven't been done need to be done i am not going to shy away from saying hey, this is are still problems that we need to fix. >> former president donald trump held an event in georgia introed by country star, the former president urging voters vote early campaign stops in nevada arizona politico reporting democrats see warning signs with youth vote in ari

so hundreds and hundreds of people have known all those safe place and they have no other place to stay apart from the streets. it's a journalist, stella, men in be rude. many thanks you. before we move on here, or some of the very latest developments in the conflict between israel and has the, these really military has struck a mosque next to a hospital in south lebanon. they said, has bullfighters were present inside the mosque when it was targeted, but didn't provide evidence. israel has also called on lebanese refugees, not to return to their homes warning, dead air strikes on villages and 11 on would continue. united nations peacekeeping force in lebanon, says it will not lead positions in the countries south, despite these really military requesting un forces to do so. and lebanon's government says more than 2000 people have been killed as a result of the conflict in the past year. most of those lives last have been in the past 2 weeks. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. us and british forces have struck more than a guessing sin