the afp report is out? >> from the first mama, from october 13, we thought more details and more information from the israeli latour. reporters have gone back and asked them for more information about what happened that day. did you targeting? what were they suspected of doing? what was the reasoning? we have gotten little information. they have told us they do not target journalists. we have gotten nowhere else beyond that. they repeatedly have said this is a conflict area, crossfire happens all the time, it is very dangerous. i think it is important to remember these journalists were not embedded with armed actors. they were very far away, as amnesty has meticulously laid out in its report, very far away from any crossfire. it is not like they were caught between two sides shooting at each other. it was a very quiet day and they were filming from a distance. it is important to note also after our investigation was published, a reuters editor escalated her calls to israel. not just to carry out an investig

according to afp, 75,500 people in los angeles and suburbs spend that night on the streets of public places. i lived in the same place with my adopted brother. kick us out. he went to his family. but i didn't have that option so i came to the street. that's where my depression started because i could hardly do what i did every day. last week in this city, following two people were killed and three were injured in the shooting between the women. the mayor of los angeles said that the sleepy street in this city has become dangerous. karnebaz stated that 45 homeless people die every day. price increase the house is the cause of the growth of homelessness in los angeles, with the average monthly rent for a suite exceeding $170. according to mr. farhadi, the explanation of milk in the schools of 21 provinces has started from today . milk we encountered problems in the issue of faradama milk licenses to these provinces. they can also use this tap in urban areas, and in remote rural areas, where more distance is required and the issue of maintaining the tap , they can use faradama tap. the

with afp, you will have hundreds of volunteers.folks in new hampshire don't make the decision until about now and this is where the momentum is. we were at the town halls where typically you get a couple hundred people in the room. that's good. they turned a thousand people away at the door the other night for nikki haley. when she says raids your hand if you never heard me speak, they are all new voters, new individuals. there is desantis people, trump people, christie people, new people coming to engage in the conversation. the fact this it's all new, ththis is where the momentum and energy is, this is where you will see the gap close. >> you are friends with chris christie. i assume you will be friends after this. >> of course, chris is a great guy. >> are you planning to have any difficult conversation with him about dropping out? >> no. look, chris is smart. if there is a time to drop out, that's a choice for him to make. >> folks have to drop out? >> they have had had this consolidation happen. you think it will happen before

i want to bring you this line we are getting from the afp news agency coming in, that benjamin netanyahumilies during a parliamentary address. there is immense pressure not just internationally, but domestically and you can imagine families of hostages hearing about a deepening conflict, the safety of their relatives in the violence hamas is capable they are going through a living hell and have loved ones being held by a brutal terrorist organisation and we have seen the violence hamas is capable of. we saw it with the beheadings, the mutilations, the rape, the mass murders. the massacre of young people at the music festival, but we've also unfortunately heard it from the hostages who were released in november who have reported to us continuously about psychological and physical abuse that they suffered at the hands of their captors, at the hands of hamas, so for all of these reasons the families of the hostages have every right to be worried and one can only think about what it would be like to be in their shoes. but to put the point to you, the families really don't seem to be believin

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consultations between the resistance forces and the zionist regime is published from the sentence in the afp that mentioned with the mediation of the qataris and the egyptians, they are trying to establish a ceasefire again. i would also like to point out that today a rally to support the resistance will be held in some cities of the country after friday prayers, including in ilam, ahvaz, bandas and bazhnoord. mr. ghasemian is a senior expert on west asian issues in the studio with us. i will continue the conversation with them. mr. ghasemian, in your opinion , these two fronts are facing each other now. let's compare the people of gaza, the palestinians and the resistance forces, with the opposite front, that is, the zionist regime, the residents of zionism and those who occupied territories are inhabited. what is the difference between them that determined the outcome of the war in a way that we, the news experts and analysts , are talking about the defeat of the zionist regime in these 50 days? how much of his own forces, even the civilians, for the battle of al-aqsa and the war with the

being discussed, but again i'm still going back to our unfulfilled yet homework, thank you, please afp, left, close to center, thank you. mr. president, my question is this: given the lack of breakthroughs on the front, are you thinking of changing your strategy? including the goal of returning to the borders of 91, and perhaps to the question of whether you are going to change the military leadership in this sense, thank you, thank you very much, the strategy cannot be changed, according to our constitution, these are all our territories that regarding tactics, tactics may be changed after it is incl. the results of our actions in the south of ukraine in the 23rd year, by the end of the year we will get an understanding, and our next plans, next steps, sorry, will remain only with us for now, please, new york times, at the very end, i think there will be more such questions. this is the only platform that works. the last meeting in malta was very good, almost 80k countries. after that, the meeting will be in switzerland, within the framework of the forum or on the site of the economic

the afp newsagency is reporting that witnesses said there had been israeli air and artillery strikest of khan yunis. joining me in the studio is bbc arabic correspondent, said shehata. there had been several developments over the last 24—hour is an as we have seen their calls from the uk and germany for what they are calling a sustained or sustainable ceasefire. now israel is saying it is open to negotiating with khan younis — hamas for a fresh ceasefire and fresh hostage releases. what are you hearing from the region about how these releases could happen? about how these releases could ha--en? . about how these releases could ha en? . ., about how these releases could hauen? ., ., happen? the head of mossad met with the qatari _ happen? the head of mossad met with the qatari minister _ happen? the head of mossad met with the qatari minister in - with the qatari minister in oslo and they discussed remedying how to negotiate another deal a ceasefire or a truce, and the head of massad and his team are likely to meet also egyptian officials because egypt is part of this mediation thing.

it is estimated now 113 hostages are believed to be alive in gaza, according to afp news agency, andtay with the story. we will take a quick break. i am back after that. hello there. good afternoon. well, it's cloudy, it's windy. it's really very mild across the whole of the uk as we head throughout the weekend. temperatures are well above the seasonal average. there is some sunshine around at times, notably across northern england earlier on this morning and generally towards the lea of high ground will see some breaks in the cloud, too. that milder air is coming streaming in on a brisk south—westerly wind, really quite blustery towards these northwest facing coasts and aligned with the wind. some heavy downpours of rain and that willjust continue to pile into western scotland as we head throughout this afternoon and through the day tomorrow. it will be relentless that rain and the rainfall totals will start to rack up as much as 200 millimetres, perhaps for some western slopes. there's a met office amber weather warning enforced throughout the day tomorrow, valid from argyll and bu

i want to bring you this line we are getting from - this line we are getting from the afp news agencys booed by families during a parliamentary address. there is immense pressure notjust internationally, but domestically and you can imagine families of hostages got the safety of their relatives in the violence hamas is capable of and with earnings of people alive. the capable of and with earnings of peeple alive-— capable of and with earnings of people alive. capable of and with earnings of --eole alive. . ,, , people alive. the mass murders. the massacre of— people alive. the mass murders. the massacre of young _ people alive. the mass murders. the massacre of young people _ people alive. the mass murders. the massacre of young people at - people alive. the mass murders. the massacre of young people at the - massacre of young people at the music festival, but we've also unfortunately heard it from the hostages who were released in november who have reported to us continuously about psychological and physical abuse that they suffered at the hands of their captors, at the hands of hama

to reiterate: rescuers are now telling local news agencies, or, the afp specifically, that ten peoplel taking place: the faculty of arts is where this has occurred at the charles university. this is a university a localjournalist university a local journalist described university a localjournalist described to me as one of the best universities in the world, the best—known university in the republic. it is a place where any people from around the world go to study because of its reputation, and, of course, it is very centrally located. to give you an idea of location, the university is in a square called... jan palach square. it is near the charles bridge, a very famous bridge that you see in all of the pictures and photos. as soon as news of the shooting got out, emergency services and police were scrambled to the university and come up short amount of time, the police then told reporters and press that the shooter has been eliminated. we know that at the time, staff at the university and students at the university were e—mailed by the university itself and warned to stay inside what

he wrote in part that he's lost all faith in afp following its endorsement. if it come down to it, i'll vote for biden over haley 10 time out of 10 because he's less of a threat to our country. chris join me now. he's working now as the new hampshire political director of never back down, backing governor ron desantis. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> you say you would vote for joe biden over nikki haley ten time out of ten. really? >> at the end of the day, it won't come tom. we have governorron desantis in this race. he will win in iowa. he will perform very strongly in new hampshire. he has a clear path to the nomination. super excited to support ron desantis. at the end of the day, he'll be the next president of these great united states. >> it seems pretty clear, based on the polling, that nikki haley is the one with the momentum. she's the only one who has been gaining and not dropping in the polls. and that includes ron desantis. it could very well be a nikki haley versus joe biden. would you still vote for joe biden as a c

that's the truth, and look, we just saw what's going on with afp and all of the big donors and new yorkreet saddling up with nikki haley with longtime relationships doing deal with china and saddling up with disney and saying why don't you come to south carolina when donald trump was taking on the corporate world, governor haley was trying to move them to south carolina. the people of iowa, they don't like that. they don't like someone who is expanding daca at the border and fine when we need to secure it and we certainly don't want anyone coming from gaza, and she's a friend and i like governor haley and i'll support the republican nominee and we need a true, tested conservative -- >> i just want to make sure i got this right because the control room is giving me a time in my ear. who from gaza? i'm going to say this, i'm not going to go through and give the nikki haley defense on a lot of these positions and this is what we're seeing in the attack ads, but what is this about gaza? >> well, i mean, governor haley was pretty sympathetic to saying we need to be opening our doors to bring

the afp reported that they pults the number of 5,000 hamas militants being killed to their sources.t the idf says that number is more or less right. but a very difficult conversation to have and also fundamentally we must point out that this rests on the premise that it is even possible to get really anything approaching an accurate picture of numbers in an active conflict and we know that that is just notoriously difficult prospects not to mention the propaganda value of any actor wanting to inflate the casualties that their side are receiving and deflate those that they are inflicting. >> it is fascinating information and context on that. and of course we know that the conflict is a kinetic one with much devastating loss of life and also an information war and we're seeing pieces of that play out here. bianca nobilo, thank you very much for sticking around with us. >>> still ahead here, the stunning new research suggesting that stock traders might have known the october 7 attacks were coming. >>> and more rain and snow out west, our weatherman derekek va dadam will joioin us up ne

now they wrote in part he's lost all faith in afp following its endorsement.n to it, i'll vote for biden over haley ten times out of ten because he's less of a threat to our country. joining me now. he's working now as the new hampshire political director of never back down, a pack backing florida governor ron desantis. chris, thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. it's great to be here. >> so you say you would vote for joe biden over nikki haley ten times out of ten. really? >> well at the end of the day, it's not going to come to that. we have governor ron desantis in this race and he's going to go on and win in iowa, and he's going to perform very strongly in new hampshire with a clear path to the nominations, super excited to support ron desantis. at the end of the day, he's going to win the nomination, he's going to be the next president of the great united states. >> and it seems pretty clear, based on the polling that he's the one right now, with the momentum in this race. and she is really the only one that has been gaining and not

. >> reporter: afp and human rights watch claim the strikes for deliberate on the part of the israelipokesperson said, quote, we don't target journalists. a separate statement from the idf says israeli forces were responding to the launch on anti-tank missiles at the time, were concerned about the possible infiltration into israel at that moment of terrorists and said the incident is currently under review. according to the committee to protect journalists, at least 63 journalists have been killed in israel and gaza since october 7th. >> the majority, 90% are local palestinian journalists. >> reporter: the committee says this particular war so far covering only about two months has been the deadliest period for journalists since they began gathering data 31 years ago. what makes this conflict uniquely dangerous for journalists? >> it's primarily local palestinian journalists who live in gaza who have no safe haven and no exit. >> the committee to protect journalists says top u.s. officials should exert more pressure on the israelis regarding the casualties among journalists. secretary

month to go to new hampshire, the question is whether nikki haley's late stage with the backing of the afpnunu, whether that can transfer into momentum and a strong finish in new hampshire. >> dawn, the fact there is such a difference in polls, how much is nikki haley counticing on democrats -- there's a shift overall for how long? how long could nikki haley carry the wind at her back heading into south carolina? >> it's such an interesting question. thus far, she's trailing trump in iowa. she's running a very strong sect probably in new hampshire. she's trailing in south carolina. so whether that's going to crazy momentum i think is everybody's game. almost like the battle of the governors in iowa and new hampshire. we'll see who benefits from that,y trump benefits in iowa or desantis benefits or haley benefits in new hampshire. either way, i think independents, undeclared voters in new hampshire will play a very strong role. it can go either way. they can go with democrats or with republicans. that could give hallie some undecided, undeclared momentum going into south carolina. >> yeah.

now, amnesty international human rights watch, afp have done an extensive investigation analyzing footage, analyzing the remains of the munitions that killed abdullah, and injured six others, including an american stills photographer dylan collins, also a friend of mine, fortunately he was only lightly wounded. they've really analyzed every aspect of this incident, and they've come to the conclusion that they were targeted by an israeli tank. now, we were also, that day, on the border in a different location, essentially doing the same thing. we were out in the open wearing flak jackets marked press with a car marked tv, as they were in the open, they were in that location for about an hour and then they came under fire, first with one tank round and just about 45 seconds later with another. now, this investigation says that these investigations say that the israelis deliberately targeted the journalists because it was obvious that's who they were. now, just give me one more second. the idf says they're investigating, they haven't reached a conclusion, but it's important to keep in mind t

according to the afp, senior israeli military officials have said around two civilians have been killed for every hamas fighter that you have successfully killed in the gaza strip. so that's two civilians for every terrorist. can you confirm that? >> i can confirm the report, and i can say that if that is true, and i think that our numbers will be corroborated. if you compare that ratio to any other conflict in urban terrain between a military and a terrorist organization using civilians as a human shield and embedded in the civilian pop, you will find that that ratio is tremendously positive and perhaps unique in the world. i understand that there are civilian casualties, and i understand that footage and coverage goes towards emotions and to cover those civilian casualties, but what i want to say is that we will get those figures out and they will be oible and by the idf behind. i don't know if they'll be able talking about the terrorist comes we are not after the civilians and we're going through great efforts in order to keep it that way. >> it is, of course, hard to comprehend two-

. >> afp should be ashamed of itself. >> she is on desantis' tail, so there is a significant number ofwho in the third place slot want her to be the president. >> laura: trump suspect by 30 points in iowa. >> all the early states is he is winning. >> laura: this is going to be fascinating. great to see you both in studio as always. two fatal shark is attacks in two days? what is going on here. forest gallant at a is here in moments with reaction. stay there ♪ my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. i got to my a1c goal and lost some weight too. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancre

and in 2021, this happened for nine high-rises, including the tower that hosted the ap and afp mediation, on the fifth day of the operation, military officials stated the targets they bombed -- for over 1000 -- who it's -- protocols in place. aaron based ignition showed at least three instances we were high-rise buildings were bombed. the families inside, we don't know if these were [inaudible] spoke about poor targets. in our investigation, spoke about power targets in previous operations. some very serious [inaudible] and i urge you to read this. >> i was just kind of, that you've given us a lot. and i apologize, we've run over time. we'll try to have both of you back on the show because it's both very powerful pieces of journalism that we want to introduce our viewers to. ronen bergman and you fall ibrahim, thank you very much and i encourage everyone to read the full articles. we're going to squeeze in a quick break and i'll be right back. righ back every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veg

you have got one of the big groups, afp, which is the koch network group behind nikki haley, but as ouring, even in that group there are some knocking of heads, and some people thinking that should have gone to desantis. there has not been consensus, and that's a problem for the republican party. the part of the party that wants to see somebody other than trump get the nomination. >> is it very critical that iowa turn out well for desantis' campaign more than anybody? >> more than anybody. is that the campaign's absolute strategy. they have poured in all of their resources, their money, and their staff moved there and that's where they focused their entire ground game. iowa is do or die for desantis. if he does not have a good showing there, it will be a real problem for him going forward. >> you have been talking to voters, of course. is liz cheney's message about trump's threat against democracy something that resinates with them? >> i will give you a dissatisfying answer, which is it depends who you talk to. across the country as i talk to folks, there's a battle for the heart and fu

one other thing, when you look at the afp endorsement, they said she presents a bold and robust strategylation, addressing the out of control government spending and simplifying the tax code to benefit the american people rather than special interests. that means she's for drill, drill, drill. she's for tax cuts for billionaires. she's for -- >> social security reform. >> meaning basically privatized social security. all the things the koch brothers want. >> it's no surprise, and she has a more hawkish foreign policy than trump because trump is just whatever. but she helped blow up the iran deal. she didn't do very much to stop anything with north korea. and i read something about her a couple days ago because she has what she calls her freedom plan. part of her freedom plan is to put term limits not just on politicians but when she says government bureaucrats, they can't work at the same job for more than five years. think of food and drug safety, intelligence analysts, people at the border who run the border patrol that after five years, after gaining all the expertise they have, we're

started to attract donations from wealthy old pekin donors who are anti trump, we saw that with that afphe wall street executives they want to give her money part of the attack on her in the debate was that money was gonna corrupt her. vivek ramaswamy had that sort of gimmicky moment we held up a notepad that said nikki equals corrupt. trying to get that message across. she just said, hey, these guys are jealous that people want to support me. i think there is no question that they see her as the threat to the campaigns right now. >> i want to read you a little bit about how gop said candidates are softening their approach on abortion, especially when it comes to the overwhelming viewon abortion rights for women in this country right now. and how it's really winning electiondemocrats in general. saying this, republican candidates in the statesthat will determine control of the u.s. senate next year have quietly shifted their stance on abortion rights, in an attempt to combat democrats success. running on the issue. how do they reconcile that with some of these more extreme approaches on

. >> my name is angela, a staff photographer with afp.t events i covered this year were the trump arraignment and the civil trial. i also covered the manhunt from the deadliest mass shooting of the year in lewiston, maine, where a shooter killed 18 people at a bowling alley as well as a bar and grill. >> my name is matthew, i work for the maui news on the island of maui on hawaii. august 8, there were three fires around the island. we try to do our best, we had a small staff, but it was the biggest story we have covered maybe since pearl harbor. >> my name is paula, i've been covering the war in ukraine since the beginning, mostly for getty images but i am freelance and i do a lot of feature stories. the tale about humanity and against the backdrop of war. >> i am a spanish photojournalist for the associated press the last 20 years. 2023, i've seen quite an intense year in terms of breaking news. we start with the earthquake in turkey and syria, which i covered the turkish side. the end of the year, we were covering the ongoing war betwee

joining us with more on this, hogan gidley, former white house deputy press secretary and afp vice-chairnter of election integrity. we'll need that coming up, and deroy murdock, american spectator, contributor for "the daily caller" and fox news contributor. gentlemen, i want to ask you first, i'm just switching gears about this commune cay that came out from mexico, blinken and mayorkas were down there and what the communique says from mexico, hogan i go to you first, according to the communique, i'm reading a quote, it discussed the benefit of regularizing the situation of long-term undocumented hispanic migrants and daca recipient who are vital part of the u.s. economy and society. that's from their communique and speaker johnson already labeled that as unconscionable. what do you think of it. >> it is unbelievable. i'm sew glad you're hitting on this point because the american people denerve to know when is going on at the southern border. they deserve to hear the truth. they're not getting it from the biden pad administration. flooding of millions of people into this country illegal

i think nikki haley will benefit from the afp, an amazing grassroots network but i think desantis isng the right thing, reminds me of mike huckabee 2008 when -- and rick in 2012 where these guys were on the ground working, they underscored the voters and want despite no one seen them coming at the time so i think there is plenty of time and room for things to change. >> let's talk about desantis, he's made himself a contest between him and other republican candidates essentially saying republicans have been losing elections since 2016 when donald trump won. 2018, 2020, 2022, he says he's a winner in florida and keeps heading back home. >> we had the biggest republican victory we've ever had in the state of florida and the governor's race but that's because we lead and delivered big results that didn't happen in the rest of the country so winning is what we need to be doing. i am tired of losing, i want to put points on the board. [applause] >> he turned florida pretty red in the process and coming off a debate night with governor gavin newsom the other night by most accounts, conserv

family physicians, i'm happy to be here today representing 129,600 positions of student members of the afp here going to do family member -- medicine over 35 years ago as a national health service corps scholar to help serve an underserved community. i went there, paid my dues, did my time. i did with the program meant to do. i stayed there and continued to serve the community. i stayed there ever since. my training has allowed me to develop long-term relationships with my patients and to deliver patient centered primary care. we are not called family medicine physicians just because we treat the whole family. we are called family medicine physicians because our patients are part of our extended family. being a rural family physician is incredibly rewarding. in the last several years, it has gotten much more difficult. my patients have more chronic medical problems that require complex ongoing care management. furthermore, they're looking to our practice to help with their depression and anxiety. meeting basic needs, navigating an increasingly complex healthcare system, but instead of prov

we have just got this one line in from afp news agency quoting president biden, saying i want them, thes tricky to see how it from the israeli perspective you can wipe out, eliminate hamas and do that in a different way from what they have been doing.- what they have been doing. right, and that's where _ what they have been doing. right, and that's where the _ what they have been doing. right, and that's where the united - what they have been doing. right, j and that's where the united states disagrees— and that's where the united states disagrees with israel. no one in or hardly— disagrees with israel. no one in or hardly anyone in the united states and no _ hardly anyone in the united states and no one — hardly anyone in the united states and no one in the position of power in the _ and no one in the position of power in the us— and no one in the position of power in the us wants to protect hamas. but the _ in the us wants to protect hamas. but the question is is how israel does _ but the question is is how israel does it — but the question is is how israel does it. and the united sta