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and hospitals and banjo dash are struggling to cope with a record number of dang it cases. blitzer chan, we'll have those stories and more for you after the break. i'm like local here in berlin for me and the rest of the team. thanks for watching. induced a death the one of mankind's oldest ambitions could be within re what is it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world. for you know, race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it. on youtube, dw documentary, you're watching dw news agent coming up today. a health check on india's information eco system. modi's, hindu nationalist, are cracking down on critical news outlets. while spreading this information on a massive scale, what's the message in this media offensive? also coming up the dang, a crisis in bangladesh, how the mosquito borne disease is heading harder and reaching farther than ever before. the my name is melissa chan, thanks for joining us. we take a closer look at india today and the state of the country's informati

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also coming up the dang, a crisis in bangladesh, how the mosquito borne disease is heading harder and reaching farther than ever before. the my name is melissa chan, thanks for joining us. we take a closer look at india today and the state of the country's information eco system . first, we have traditional media journalists and news rooms. and these institutions are under attack by prime minister and a random moody and his government. they do not like criticism. neither does any government, but india is meant to be the world's largest democracy and a place that is supposed to welcome freedom of the press. yet, most recently police, which was of journalists working for news, click a popular online news website. the reports on the failures and shortcomings of the moody government officers confiscated computers and phones and said the rates are part of an anti terror investigation. a journalist from across the political spectrum have come together and denounced the governments action. ok, so that is the state of the main stream media. the other half of india's information eco system is

of local environmental protection ngo in niger is leading efforts to inform people of the hidden danges of radioactive waste left by the french-uranium mining company. les gens non je veux dire, ils n'ont pas peur puisqu'ils ne savent pas de quoi fait et fait la radioactivité, ils ne connaissent pas c'est quoi la radioactivité, la priorité des gens c'est la pauvre... mais quand même ces problèmes, il faut pas les perdre de vue, il est là, les deux vont à la fois parce que la radioactivité augmente la pauvreté, parce qu'elle fait des victimes. nuclear waste in niger, change its name and now plans to extract uranium from another site under new name, orano, the change of name is meant to evade being held accountable for its previous crimes. in niger, yeah, this is how um, this is, it shows how tricky they are, and this shows that they do not want to to repair anything, they are guilty of something, but they do not recognize it, because if your company was named areva and areva committed a crime or made a mistake, so you just change the name and replace it by something new, so that in fact

this center and we received about 500 chemotherapy patients, haj baba kolahi khair, a resident of dang village, also dedicated 7,000 square meters of citrus orchard and his house to imam zaman (peace be upon him). the value of this land and building is 8 billion tomans mothers refuse to spend money on the sick, the poor, the poor, arrest the prize, the girls, the students, take their book bags to the brotherhood, select fatima zahra nardani, god made us an imam in the way of god, some like the brothers haj ali , sarallah bi pannah, and mashhadi, noor allah noori, before their death, land with an area of ​​12,000 a square meter worth more than 9 billion tomans will be used during the construction of the kyapi community mosque and the other part will be used for the cultural, religious and support affairs of the kyapi community mosque and considering that these loved ones are not alive due to this donation. their names remained forever in history. from 15 a thousand benefactors of mazandaran province, their endowments have 215 thousand competitors with different uses, including health, m

a lot of people were like, "dang, if you guys hadn't cleared your property out before the fire it probably would've lost the whole neighborhood. and so we were like we were really lucky because the tribe helped us do that at the time too, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to do it by ourselves, because i was like nine months pregnant when we bought the property. (chuckles) i wasn't much help to anybody at the time. so it's really good to see controlled burns. and then, yeah, one crew can take care of a whole area, versus having an army of firefighters coming, fighting a fire. i mean, when it gets to that point, yes, we gotta do, but you don't need to let it get to that point. (fire crackling) personally, i'm a clinical social worker, and a lot of what i deal with with a lot of native people, we have a lot of trauma. we have really high rates of suicide and depression, and a lot of that has to do with the disruption of our culture and our religions and our way of living. and a lot of our problems that we have with the weather and climate change and everything is because of the same disru

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balance is inspiring communities across the gambia to take action themselves. likes it just seem, dang, in the west of the country. when you have a new boss that we all through to participate in these treat prompting activities aimed at restoring taurus to cover the like, this is our environment and that's why we are taking ownership of working collectively with the sing got to achieve positive results from once the saplings are planted, they need to be what said regularly and taking care off to make sure they flourish . the people obviously to see jang are committed to the project. the more the trees grow, the more comp and they store. the 1st ation as a global problem, as he sees his project as a message not just took ambience, but to the world about the importance of protecting the environment, combating climate change, and preventing biodiversity lots and working together people and to be put them up. and now they've got people to put it into the people. people, people, people, rich people stop using people, different people to view our environment has been depleted. we have seen a

dang. thank you. definitely me. and that's how it is in savannah, just random people saying what's up? i cannot wait to show you why savannah is the most beautiful city in the world. don't you guys agree? yeah. hey, yeah, me too. let me show y'all why. come on. [music playing] (singing) gonna give up and be mine, b-b-be mine. in the heart of america's south, situated on the banks of the ogeechee river, you'll find savannah! the oldest city in georgia, dating back to 1733. today, savannah is a destination for good times and good weather, where you come for the drinks, but stay for the history, which savannah has plenty of. history has its place. we're georgia's first city, georgia's first capital. phillip calvert: it's hard to find a starting point for this town's story. but if anyone can give context to where the past and the present collide, it's mayor van johnson. pleasure to have you here in the world's greatest city. this is the world's greatest city. it is the world's greatest city. that is a big statement. i'm

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the doctor, you were on different levels say started, go to the nomic, go political and strategic dang mention. so libya in italy had, uh they are oh, and the colonial and history between 19111943. so the that play the foundation for the relationship that was the defender and later on into an improvement of the relationship, particularly doing good stuff. he took the power in the late sixty's and then he became one of leave us most important trading pop is that this is racial by see, eh, maybe i use the export or any and the any. the guy in the energy company was in a direct the heavily involved in the the been or didn't guys exploration and production. and the in 2008 in libya, song they started per tree that was known as a friendship tree. and then that the pop in corporations agreement and the way it did, he agreed to pay $5000000000.00 in compensation for it's going to ruin. is this something that france is refusing to do with the julia and other african country? so as an exchange, libya promised to supply you with or, and to try and stop all the migration. uh, that is crossing to

the unit remains united to lead support to you don't see any member states fault in your own. dang, caitlin. this report claim from the tools that we have. i propose a new by lot to jangle that the b and b facilities. up to 5000000000 for the next year and she will call i hope that we can reach and women before the end of the year when we have to lead members days after 3 daniel financial frame we continue training. ok, as others to target today is to drain 40000 in the coming months. and these include specialized training training for flight. the jets wide, the spied claims of the united funds made by easy to find policy. chief hungary seems to be choosing its own pos, they go by the use tastes a fee to as one of the you for ministers and locked into us. a bar is for else causal to provide t f with additional aid. lavaca is also one of the e u countries who suited they follow the same boss after when of parliamentary elections, rubber people set but not a single round will be given by, but that's not going to have to support its war efforts. now let's cross live now to live, to back me a w

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my and all your supports engine, but if the sense of the word all dom and the dang d spelled, won the resort, i sprayed out. so you have a will fit full day need to pressure design is regime. thank you to fully and i will use it right off the his top perfect part of the water. mine was the rest of the is riley regime. it's a miss o me if they don't want the conflict go straight out. so i know it's, it's almost along with that because that the reason the statements of the official or military authorities of design is regime is and his actions in gaza. prove that the kennings i'm more than 7000 civilians of which more than one has 62 percent are children and women 20 match rules one day inc. his so and may or may of more then fax, it call me up. $17000.00 severely is completely cutting off the water electricity for you. oh yes, it's food and medicine. population of several 1000000. wonderful ma'am. presenting and they do stuff corrective assistance to them. have roy and capital usually and extensively. i'm or too strongly residential laces, mos sorted churches, motors, hospitals that i'

whatever they, they designated as, as, know, it does that they wanted to target what's a clear from dang, coming large number of casualties and, and large percentage of them made of a children. it just, it just makes it impossible to believe these really narrative at this point. but if the overall there is a sense of a frustration yet, people are concerned. they are worried. there is fear everywhere that this it might be your last minute walk into your house because you don't know. most of the president shows home targeted across the gaza strip are targeted without a warning. so basically we're talking about entire building is falling on the heads of both people inside of them. if you are not killed by the bombs, you're likely to get killed by the heavy weight of the concrete and steel off that building honey. we're also heard from ministry of health officials that hospitals are going out of service. what does that mean now, for gardens who are injured in those these really strikes of the yes yes. sent me what it, what it really means is that most hospitals in gauze are they already ther

the you are going through the visions and guns on side or that says that there is a noun as comma dang, game, water crimes. i gain civilians who are living inside dead. but it does show that the rising calls back in the middle east has pro the international community to voice. it's can so with many advocating to finally resolve this longstanding process with some kind of peaceful settlement. i correspond to not explain as changes between e sign and pad a scene continues to increase the opportunity and has expressed in the office concern of the latest aubrey coincide is saying that it has grave consequences for the lives of civilians and forced the ability in the overall, middle eastern region, the shape of the african commission. most the fuck, emma, how much? i said in a statement that denial of the fundamental rights off the tennessee people, particularly the for the independent and suffering state is the main course off. the tensions that are currently taking place. so i think i've seen that to the middle east is in desperate need of a critical piece process. and he's urging that al

worked against civilians and human rights organizations in guns on say that the is a known as comma dang, game we're crimes against civilians who are living inside did. did a bunch of help. all right, joining us at 10 past 8 in the morning on monday. live from god local john, was that so not come at all. thank you very much for your time. will speak to you soon. i a yard. let's shift now and check out the events on folding in israel. the more for the dresser thing online are reportedly showing public speaking and 5 is engaging in a shoot out with the idea on the outskirts of jerusalem gunshots could be heard in the background. is there any media reports that the color on the check point was 5 or phone so far? i know can find reports of any injuries, but let's show you the night sky over the city of ash cologne, near the gauze, or border of video film. and in the southern israel, showing incoming rockets from gaza, basically being intercepted by israel as a defense system, known as the iron, the police and the evidence cruise converge on the scene in the off the mouth of the strike, a dea

position of prestige and are far too phones this trip. scores of heavily on soldiers accompanying the dang email to the new one. i gave you a new meal of another, an hour. so one that goes with it. so you can book tables on the floor, we all know your nipples. your take out, the little photo met calling on the tv tina a, the dining at the new t. well, about an hour away. i think i talked, you all notated in a lot of the dna is on the end of assessing. and uh, the mia mon administer of religion is that great pains to justify his government policies regarding the range of crisis to them about all need to explaining that any concessions were inactive release. the of the about the face started off to get a lot of signatures on a petition. so 14 public, all the in the face matter extra dollars. and they got a lot of supports. huge never. and i think this was a way of trying to guess the, what is this happens in the offices now? so is the positive as the fall of the gun and now is, is a follow up the roads and the legislature is dominated by the us to the body. the process was and so about the,

at risk, i think that is what we're seeing this dang has been comp newsed it is make -- compromised anding me concerned about what is going to happen. >> i made the point about iran and threats saying, if israel defends itself this way, we might have to get involved. they have been involved. this is pure propaganda on their part, will. i want to pick up on something, this allegation reported that you had people at highest reaches of democratic american national security apparatus and establishment compromised in some way or working in an an influence campaign in cahoots or on behalf of iran it seems relevant now. >> highly rel relevant and under reported. we're talking about 3 iranian operatives making contact within the highest levels of department of defense, negotiating iranian deals for nuclear deproliferation, this is huge, guy. this is incredible, this is not screaming from every headline of every newspaper. to the iranian involvement this that just one piece. the other piece is what they have done for decades of work. the iranian piece, they were whistling past the graveyard, joh

hezbollah had what was called a ted a kans city chiefs too supra aural headphones rocket and no gps guy dangs, sow row. hezbollah running out in yard or driveway and backyard and fire a rocket and hope it hits something in israel. they were largely unsuccessful because israel cleared out northern part of the country. >> sandra: they're going to make a way at moment where the threat sin creasing. >> bill: president biden, when he get there is, what will he see? what will the conversations be like with benjamin netanyahu at times has beens fromy and idf getting ready for brutal urban warfare in gaza and nicky haley warning about the -- n nikki hay on this threat for years and what israel could be facing next for the growing conflict. >> sandra: meanwhile, there's been warning about the hamas terror threat for years now as we well know. we'll get her thoughts, nikki haley on that coming up. mine while, one of the most daunting aspects of the war is hundreds of miles of tunnels where hamas operates and logistical nightmare that is presenting for israeli troops. >> bill: also more fallout from ivy

and then for the 1st time in 17 years, the little dang was for the villages 2 kilometers away, once locked in reliable water sauce. but just a few months after the reservation was completed, locals and noticed an increase in ground water levels because of a little down could now redeem the water is received back in the bomb. if it drains or fire. if it didn't, people didn't, from people and the boys, those days watering the tank for the past 4 years and lives being water in the near were using water to bump out the water for funding ref. i wonder what the use to buy 200 to 300 meters of water every day. one moment, it's much better now because i cannot get water when i need it at home. and my savings have increased as a result. now, when anything and the youngest ever before, and after again, it's to not only people who have benefit from it and from the ground water region editing instead of the stand cuts. now also become a have a doc for various species that's because bought into is when beyond just cleaning the time. they planted over $10000.00 cheese of native varieties using the milwa

people are so dang angry here on capitol hill. anyone that is still walking around incredibly frustrated with what just happened yesterday. we do know at this point that there's a couple of names being floated for the next speaker. scalise is in, jordan is in. kevin hern, who is a chair of the largest republican -- largest group of republicans in this conference, he could be next. we're just awaiting an official announcement from his office. we do not expect a speaker vote until at least next wednesday at the earliest. all know congressman graves said the party is so divided and so angry that this could take awhile to figure out. >> look, there's scenarios that could go on for weeks. the first step is letting people go home, decompress a little bit. the second step is letting us come back together and i think before we have a single discussion about speaker, we've got to discuss the functionality of the possession. >> now, there's a lot of demands being thrown around before people say that they're going to vote for somebody. some

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cnn is reporting biden will tell netanyahu to be cautious and aware of collateral dang.iden is attaching himself to this conflict and however this shakes out he'll have serious political ownership of it. and knowing how hamas's rockets are inaccurate we pray nothing happens to the president, for his sake, and for the sake of the country. now, what the president should be doing is giving israel his full support from u.s. soil. but we fear biden's narcissism is propelling him to take shuttled diplomacy, like a secretary of state, who thrives on the so-called peace process. this is a dangerous game. we hope biden isn't being influenced, like he has been throughout his presidency, by the far left. >> it is in the interests of every single actor in this region to have a cooling of tensions here. i don't believe that any singular actor wants to see an escalation in violence, an escalation in the volatile, volatility of the situation. what's important to note about a cease fire is that it's not one-sided. israel does have a right to self-defense. i think what we need to take a

we've been in the dark since then, saying that our camera lights were creating a dang forelaw enforcement. so we've been filming, as you've seen in the dark since then. and we're about 250, 300 yards away from the house of the suspect. again, more vehicles moving out of this area now. more law enforcement vehicles moving out of this area. but a couple of them we can see still in position. >> chris swecker, you said you doubt he is inside. we said we don't know all along he is inside. the fact that assets are moving away would certainly indicate they don't believe the situation is as acute as they did earlier. >> yeah, and they may be waiting for daylight. it may not make much sense. they got to go in the house at some point and search the house. there may be evidence in there that they desperately need. so they're not abandoning the residence or the compound. they may just be pulling out for the night and deciding if they're going to make an entry, they'll make it in the morning. but the reason i don't think he is in there, and i could be wrong, is that i think he was too elaborate in his

so this these are photos taken by miss dang. i'm almost done on you can see it says may 23rd. 30s it says this first one is march 16th. march 16th. that's all the debris and construction zone. and this is may 23rd. by miss dang. if they have a date on it, it means the housing department did it. there's another one from her 16 seconds left. this one is from me. i'm sorry. it's sideways, but it's more recent. it has no date on it. and this is lastly, the one from me earlier this month. yeah. in august. sorry again. no it's blocking. you can turn it so we can see it. sorry. that's time. why don't you. oh, yeah. sorry. yeah so this is the last photo and the last thing i turn it. turn it the other way. so if you're looking, if you're looking at it, please. so this shows the blockage of what we used as. yeah. thank you. your time is up. but we do have a question from commissioner lundberg. okay. thank you. thank you. mr. bruno. i'm a little bit confused what any of what you just said has to do with the permit that is being appealed an

and the existing stocks are dang near down to 0 and that's perilous for the hospital, water pumps, and so we are working hard with israel to make sure we can find some accommodations to get fuel in. i've heard this argument as particularly by, you know, some of the republicans in the house that you know, or even in the senate, by putting fuel in there, we are helping hamas. i want to be very clear on this. we have seen no indication, none, that hamas has gotten their hands on any of the humanitarian assistance that has gone in, none of it. it goes from these u.n. trucks to humanitarian organizations and the u.n. for delivery to the people of gaza, that's what we have seen with every single one of them and the fuel, the fuel existing in tanks that they could tap simply went to existing legitimate humanitarian needs and we will and we have tried to make assurances to the israelis that we will continue to monitor fuel should it go in with the same diligence that we have in our u.n. partners monitoring the food and the water and the medicine. >> netanyahu said the fuel is being withheld by

dang i know. i got to get it. figure it out, guys. >> i'm open. >> okay. thank you.e going to need to be. yeah, you will. how does a 10 a.m. on, like, a tuesday? tuesday you know. sounds great outside this morning, we have big changes compared to last week. we have cloudier skies, cooler temperatures. it feels a lot more like autumn on the forecast . so we are much cooler the next few days. today and tomorrow, we have the chance of some showers in the north bay as one, one and two, two and three. we have actually a couple of cold fronts we are tracking moving through here over next couple of days and then we'll find drier and warmer weather by midweek. we're dry out there right now. here's live. doppler seven sweeping around the region. it will try and track some showers later on today. here's the cold front just beginning to move onshore near eureka. again with these early season cold fronts, most of the moisture falls apart when it approaches our neck of the woods, but the north bay has a chance of a light shower. here's future weather by 930 this morning, probably

no fuel has gotten in and the existing stocks are dang near down to zero and that's perilous here formps, and so we're working hard with israel to make sure we can find some accommodations to get fuel in. >> he talked about the idea of a general cease fire versus the idea of humanitarian pauses. he says there are concerns in the u.s. and israel obviously about a cease fire being an opportunity for hamas to sort of refit and reprepare for additional conflicts. he says that the u.s. would support humanitarian pauses that are very specific in nature in terms of where they happen, when and what the purpose would be. allow them to go in. >> yeah, it's interesting. richard haas just said the same thing about a pause. so clearly that's part of the conversation. thank you so much for that. >>> u.s. bases in the middle east increasingly coming under attack. it is a real threat to american military on the ground. so far, there have been roughly two dozen attacks with u.s. bases in the middle east in just the last two weeks. courtney is at the pentagon following this for us. we just learned the

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i was like dang too bad, maybe next time.eek is really special to me because growing up i came here every single year from the age of 8 on. i was out here golden gate bridge watching the parade of ships and all that. really special being back here today. >> wonderful. let jordan go over for the performance. a very special performance. but while jordan is getting into position, we just want to recognize that we have these musicians and servants of military from all over the united states, jordan is in from tennessee and ohio and maryland represented and oklahoma. when you see our local representation here, also know that we have representation from all over the united states. playing these instruments. >> i believe we're getting that live performance right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> can we please start every morning with that? you guys are fantastic. not just fleet week, have them you know, come in every single morning. >> thank you for getting up many early mornings to practice, we know your parents probably had new a lot of rehearsals

challenges, whether they are domestic or foreign and often times the line between those gets blurred pretty danguickly. as karine was talking about in the opening in terms of the spillover of potential domestic threats in the united states, the president is managing it well because of his long experiencing government, the wisdom he brings to the job, look at prime minister netanyahu, they have known each other for decades, since the prime minister was working in the embassy here in d.c. as the deputy chief of mission. all that comes into the way he executes the job and he's on top of it all. >> thank you. can you teright now to get palestinian americans out of gaza? understandably there is some logistical issues, we talked to people who are stuck at rafah and who want to leave. what is the government doing right now? >> this is something the ambassador is working really, really hard. a prime focus, several hundred americans we know are there, and actually i don't know exactly how many are down at rafah, but there are many american citizens down at rafah that want to get out and he's working that

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the unitede dangs waters states8 billion show of force, moving the uss gerald ford aircraftgerf carrier and a strike group f 35 stealth fighter jets and a fleet of warships to the region. sots and what will the israeli military strategy be? eli milihow did the intelligence community miss such a highly coordinateintell communid and pd attack? and did any weapons we left in afghanistan can make their way to the battlefield. >> joining me now, former pencer national security adviser lieutenant general keith kellogitg and retired u.s. army brigadier general anthony tata. ge all right. >> keith kellogg, this weaponef situation that was left over in afghanistan. do you believen any of those weapons found their way to hamas? >> no. j jesse, thanks for having me. we'll probablyyou fo. they probably came across. there's a lot of weapons in the middle east. i think a lo in the t of it, though,t thin came out of iran. i don't think you should divert any attention from irak yon. re and because i think they're the true state sponsor of terrorismh in the region. remember, this is the same organizatio

and oftentimes the line between those gets blurred pretty dang quickly as green was talking about at the opening in terms of -- karine was talking about in the opening, with the potential spillover of domestic threats, but the president is managing up well because of his long spans the government, the wisdom he brings to the job, the relationships that he has. look at prime minister netanyahu and they've known each other for decades since the prime minister was working in the embassy here in dc as the deputy chief of mission. all that comes into the way he executes the job. and he's on top of it all, can -- on top of it all. >> can you tell us specifically what the government is doing right now to get palestinian americans out of gaza? because understandably there are some logistical issues, but we've talked to people who are, who are stuck at rafah and who want to leave. and so what is the government doing right now? >> this is something that ambassador satterfield is working on hard. the main focus is the several hundred americans that we know are there. i don't know how many are d