purple and this is for alex., there were still purple ribbons in alex kogut's hometown, friend attending a college memorial t honor students will have die at a college that has itself had to heal, a college that ha hope in the center to rais awareness about dating violence and there are still those, lik page with me, who will never let the memory of a graceful joyous young spirit fade away. >> for the rest of my life whenever i see purple i will think of her whenever i hear a story of any type of domestic violence will think of her. and i will not stop telling he story. >> that is all for this editio of dateline. i'm craig melvin, thank you fo watching >> i'm craig melvin. >> and this is dateline.

alex. first of all, they could decide to just take over this case decided before the term ends in june, or they could allow it to work its way through the courts. traditionally, as we go through the appeals court would have to be heard on the merits, then potentially go to the supreme court. but if they do that they need to decide what happens in the interim. do they allow that texas decision to stand which would restrict access to mifepristone, or do they just keep that on hold while this issue on the merit works its way through the courts? that's what we're waiting to hear right now. all right, paula, i want you to stay with us as we bring in our senior legal analyst laura coates and senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. thank you both for joining us. laura i want to go to you first. as we just noted this deadline now, just 48 hours later going from tonight at midnight to friday at midnight. so what do you think will change between now and friday? unlikely to have a lot changed. i

alex. this is a local political story that has gone extremely nationals last minute visit here. nashville tennessee by the vice president of the united states, kamala harris. she arrived at the nashville airport a short time ago, and she is now attending a meeting at fisk university, which is an historically black liberal arts college. he did invite the two legislators who were expelled from the state legislature yesterday after last week pro testing against the wishes of the republican majority. they violated rules, the republicans said, and they decided to expel those two state legislators socially meeting with that, but she's also invited every democratic state legislators here in the state of tennessee over at fisk university. it is expected that she will call for an assault style. weapons ban during this meeting with state legislators. now there's a very interesting component to the story the names of the two members of the house of representatives here in tennessee who were expelled j

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alex, i think they may vote to sing the national anthem here. i am gonna speak quietly but these protesters are out i the streets in there are ten of thousands, despite violence and when you speak to people here, they say, despit everything going on, it is crucial for them to be here. they feel israeli democracy is at stake at this point and that they will not b deterred we are just a couple of mile here from the site of last night's attack in tel aviv israeli police say a palestinian man rammed his car into a promenade he hit six people, killing one of them. the italian government has confirming that the person who lost their life was an italian citizen, he was a tourist over here meanwhile, as we speak, israel forces are fanned out across the occupied west bank, they are performing a major man hunt, looking for a suspecte palestinian gunman, who killed two israeli sisters. earlier in the day alex, i'm gonna throw it bac to you i think it's totally appropriate for me to keep talking as they sing the national anthem. >> i respect that, thank you

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alex. people are exasperated by what's going on here. we've seen thousands of protesters show up to the state house all day long. and if you look behind me, you can see how tense the situation is especially with troopers and capitol police still remaining in the hallways here, but today really has been about the voice of the people. they surrounded this building. they've been loud chanting, but inside the conversation that so many people didn't think was actually going to happen. the fact that these three members could be expelled justin jones, of course, as you've already said, has been expelled gloria johnson and justin pearson could learn their fate in the near future. the democratic party here in the state of tennessee believes this is absolutely going to go down and all three members will be expelled. but get this, they'll be able to run for their seat again. the fight was over the fact that kids and teachers were killed, and that's what they were trying to do. take a listen to the pas

. >> a very good afternoon to yo all, i'm alex witt in fo jasmine disobedient.he former president on th move today to a florida golf club not to new york, at least no yet, that will happen closer t his tuesday arraignment on wha we now know is about 3 charges. the former president is facing criminal indictment. his legal team is publicly defined. >> he is a whole lot i mar-a-lago, he will face this, we will face it. we will be successful and sure president trump will not take plea on this case. >> the woman at the center o this case, stormy daniels, see this as a vindication. >> it is revealed that i was telling the truth. i didn't lie about anything. all the details came out all of these concepts ar cleared up and you know, a person in power is not exemp from the law, no matter what your job is or your bank account, you are hel accountable for the things you've done and said justice is served. >> in addition to all of this, we are following breaking news of at least 11 people dead i tornado sweeping through the south and midwest. >> i look back and there was th

welcome everyone to alex wit reports.eveloping for you right now we have a live look for you at mar-a-lago in florida, where donald trump is right no preparing for an unprecedented moment in american history in just about 72 hours here in new york, he will be the first former president to appear i court as a criminaldefendant nbc news has learned that he's facing about 30 counts related to document fraud. they stem from manhattan da, alvin bragg,'s investigation into the hush money paymen made to adult film actress stormy daniels now, trump's indictment is expected to remain sealed unti tuesday afternoon. that's when he's scheduled t turn himself in for an arraignment. today, we are getting ne details on how the dramati moment will unfold the former president wil arrive in new york city monday night on tuesday around 1 pm he will be driven from trump tower to the courthouse. as of now, the former presiden will not be handcuffed photographed for a mugshot, no placed in a holding cell however, he will b fingerprinted. trump

what happens in the courtyard of the alex a mosque, the storm in the secretion of the alex, a mosque by the zionist enemy and the expulsion of worshippers from it is heart wrenching and it hurts all muslims in all the are countries, especially in palestine and gaza, what does that book, that the wiring booth and tear gas inside the our acts mosque is a violation of the sanctity of the place. and the jews must know that this is a sacred place for all muslims. no, just for the people of garza or palestine. also the bidding of women and worshippers who go to pray is not acceptable. our hearts are attached to the al axa mosque, and it is at the heart of our faith. there is no way as governance to see scenes of beatings, especially women, and keep silent. we refuse, humiliation and injustice, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu states he has taken measures to maintain freedom of worship. adding that the army was dealing with extremists armed with explosives and rocks. israel is committed to maintaining freedom of worship free access for all faiths, and the states a school on the tem

and alex m mosque is a real crime. and it is an extension of the religious war, waged by the occupation against our people under sanctity. certainly the escalation of incursions and aggression against the worshippers and the judah zation measures . and alex, a mosque will be met with a broader reaction from our palestinian people, protected by their resistance everywhere. and our people and our resistance cannot pass these crimes without a response equivalent to this crime. that's why the news in france, as president says, china could play a key role in peace negotiations between russia and ukraine. menu, i'm a crohn is on a 3 day site visit to beijing, where he's holding talks with chinese premier lee chung across we'll made prisoner shooting thing later on thursday. lena, ob lockley has more than that dungeon at home. are you doing, bob? this is emanuel microns 1st visit to china in 4 years. with the aim, he says of engaging beijing toward a shared responsibility for peace and stability. china says it's seeking to pl

mohammed: waleed, i saw you nodding to what alex said.u agree with what he was saying when it comes to the level of diplomats currently involved in trying to de-escalate tensions? kholood: yes. alex is right, the political weight that is required both within the quad countries and in the tripartite mechanism has been very glaring and absent. beyond that, there doesn't seem to be a strategy that this fits into. the quad have been working and trying to get a final agreement signed, but it is this very agreement and the process that surrounds it that has been part of the problem, this agreement last year in december, effectively codifying the power and balance between those generals which gives us these kinds of flashpoints. the medicine that has been proffered, the signing of this final agreement may in fact worsen the disease. in any case, there are so far has not been enough effort at working out the broader political struggle between burhan and hemedti. there is a laser focus instead on this political agreement and its process and these

that's right, alex. so far, there's been very little accountability and no punish from from chief justice roberts for the alleged ethics breaches of justice clarence thomas. but if the head of the senate judiciary committee gets his way that could soon change the pressure on supreme court chief justice john roberts to hold his court accountable is surging tonight. democratic senator dick durbin, chair of the judiciary committee, has requested that justice roberts or another justice whom you designate testified before his committee next month. durban wants to press roberts on what durbin calls a steady stream of revelations of justice is not living up to ethics standards. supreme court doesn't need to wait on congress to clean up its act. the justices could take action today if they wanted to, and if the court fails to act, congress must. republicans on durban's committee are arguing chief justice roberts should reject durban's request, senator john cornyn, saying quote it would be a circus. it's rare for

he has dry eyes, alex. >> jimmy: let's get into alex's eyes right here., there are some capilla capillaries. see carrie too because carrie is also a suspect. [laughter] >> i don't know. >> jimmy: i think carrie is trying to tell us something with that pink floyd shirt. >> can i recommend asking what carrie does for a living? >> jimmy: what do you do? >> i am your friend to the end, i am an undertaker. >> jimmy: oh, wow. so you probably -- i mean, you probably need it, you know? what happens when you're on vacation, do people live? >> no. no. we have many -- we have helped. >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> this is a very, very difficult one. >> jimmy: and it's important. >> it's very important. >> you guys mind just showing me your best dance moves? >> jimmy: that's a good idea. okay, yeah, count to three. >> anythinyo want. jimmygi torm s.in everybody get down. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: pretty good. >> that just made me feel high. alex is really -- i might be -- what are you feeling? >> jimmy: i don't think it's lydell, i think it could -- i'm feeling

my house is near the alex mosque. i can hear the call to prayer coming from us visitors to alex and mosque park in front of my house. but i can't join them, it's ramadan and no ead is approaching. my children are growing, but i can't be with them to enjoy the spiritual moments. israeli occupation forces issue orders private im, palestinians from answering alexa mosque without a court decision on what they say are secure. at the grounds, the benz caregiver needs an extend it indefinitely. according to the community action center in jerusalem's all city, approximately 500 palestinians who live in the occupied east of the city are currently bad from practice in their faith in alex. so i've got the legal internet and a low disc that's of connect of punishment and the provision of for free them and arbitrary measures are contrary to international human rights law, but also international humanitarian law, which regulates as situations of occupation. israeli forces put firm security measures around alex a compound in this la

alex witt reports. we begin with breaking news in texas. a man hunt intensifying at this hour for a gunman suspected of carrying out a deadly mass shooting against his neighbors. five people, including an eight-year-old were killed overnight in a home in cleveland. that is a city just north of houston. according to priscilla thompson, who is on the scene for us there. priscilla, welcome, what are you learning at this tragic hour? >> yeah,, alex police are now naming this murder in this case. identifying him as 38-year-old, francisco or up hazza. police say he is a mexican national and is being charged with five counts of murder and police say he is two miles from here and have established a perimeter and are using dogs and officers on horseback and drones that are working to track him in order to locate him. the sheriff is saying that he hopes to have the suspect in custody within the next couple of oropeza hours, and this information comes as we learn more about how this unfolded overnight, what you see behind, me this is the fence that ho

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>> well, alex.te house in the united states government has been working for days now to try to figure out the safest way to get americans out of the country. to facilitate that evacuation effort. now that there are no u.s. government personnel believed to be in sudan. because remember, the u.s. has already evacuated its embassy. i just spoke to a u.s. official who confirmed a navy ship, the u.s. and asked brunswick, has now arrived in the port of sudan. this is a fast transport vessel that is run by the u.s. navy. it's more than 300 feet long and has been used in the past to respond to humanitarians disasters and do relief efforts to understand all kinds of horrible events around the world. it is well equipped for a potential evacuation effort and we do not yet know whether this ship is going to simply be aiding the efforts there or whether it will actually be carrying americans out of sudan. i'm told we are likely that some of those americans who have arrived in port sudan from that convoy that was

yes, i mean it, alex is right. that the, the sort of the political, the weight that is required both within the quad countries and within a tripartite mechanism in has been very glaring in the absence. but beyond that, there doesn't seem to be a strategy that, that this fits in, that this fits into. and so, you know, the tripartite mechanism in the plot have been working, trying to get a final agreement signed. and what is this very agreement in the process that that surrounds it? that has been part of the problem, disagreement, and the fire the family agreement of last year in december effectively codified the power imbalance between brohannon humans, which gives us these kinds of impulses which gives us these kinds of flashlights. and so, i'm at the, you know, the medicine that has been a profit which is the signing of the spinal agreement, mean back be less than the disease, which is the spouse rolled from the general. but in any case, there so far has not been enough efforts. at working out the broader politica

alex perez in tennessee.o breaking tonight, the pentagon investigating how top-secret classified documents about everything from china to the middle east to of the war in ukraine were posted on social media. how to documents get out? who put them online? what does it mean for national security? aaron cruz standing by. the attacks now coming in waves in the mideast. a driver ramming into people at a part in tel aviv. at least one person killed. israeli forces in -- and palestinian militants trading rocket fire. benjamin netanyahu heading into the weekend. supreme court justice clarence thomas now takes his silence over that report showing that he went on luxury trips paid for by mamake it in ny. defending his decision not to disclose them. flood watches along the gulf coast at this hour. scary moment at the masters. strong winds downing multiple trees onto the gallery. heavy rain from texas to the carolinas into him are part rob marciano times it all out. disturbing news surveillance video shows tech mogul bob

alex, that's actually the firs tornado fatality that state ha seen and decades alex >> wow we didn'trnadoes where i live in new york, we certainly had some thunder and lightning. it was pretty profound thank you so much, emily, fo the update while you might want to -- a u.s. department of justice care about him and had a grand jury, indicting donald trump but they do. what are they saying behind th scenes he might be something that you hadn't heard befor se,o stay right there, nbc's can delay need wins me next. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions nationwide. (man) for our not-so-small business too. (vo) get internet that keeps your business ready for anything. from verizon. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54, what's my price? y

what do you do for work, alex?am a journalist. >> jimmy: you are a journalist. >> i am a very serious journalist. >> jake: i was watching his eyes. the eyes --either he has dry eyes. >> jimmy: let's get into alex's eyes right now. [laughter] whoa. yeah, there is some cap capilla capillaries. >> jimmy: i think carrie is trying to tell us something with her pink shirt. >> jimmy: what do you do for a living? >> i am your friend to the end, i am an under taker. >> jimmy: wow. so, you probably need it. [laughter] >> jimmy: what happens when you are on vacation? do people live? >> no. [laughter] >> we have help. >> jimmy: okay, all right. what do you think, jake? >> jake: it is a very difficult one. >> it is very important, absolutely. >> jake: do you mind showing me your best dance moves? >> jimmy: that's a good idea. lu, give them a little beat box or something. all right. >> boom, chuck, boom, chuck. get down. ♪ [laughter] >> jake: that makes me feel high. alex is really -- what are you feeling? >> jimmy: i don't thin

alex. we've been waiting to hear what authorities would say. and when they would say it as you mentioned, we are now standing by the clay county prosecuting attorney's office say that they are about to address the press. they were about to provide some type of information. we don't yet know what that will be, if that will be an announcement of some type of charge or whether they will simply describe how their investigators investigation is proceeding again, that should be happening here in just a few moments. time of course, this comes after 16 year old ralph ja rule was grievous, grievously wound. did last thursday. and just to walk you through what occurred there. this happened appears to be a case of going to the wrong address. if we have the graphical throw up there just to show you how close these two residents were essentially what we're learning is that his parents asked him to go to an address of 1 15 terrorists, he instead accidentally goes just about a street away to 1/15, ann eld

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the price tag, alex, very expensive.zempic and wegovy contain a price tag of a thousand dollars a month, that's without insurance of course and not all insurance companies are covering. because they have become so popular, insurance companies are pushing back. they want to see that patients have tried and failed six months of conservative therapy. you know, they want to have more reasons to deny the medication because they know, you know, just how popular they are and how expensive they are. >> i want to be clear, though, if you have 5, 10 pounds to lose, trezepitide is that an option or not? >> it's not. we talked about this with the influencers and celebrities, using so much ozembic and wegovy, contributing to the shortages of those medications, this is a real drug with significant side effects. it's not meant for people who need to shed a couple of pounds. for most individuals, you got to do that the old fashioned way, put in the work. this is for people who truly have type 2 diabetes, obesity and overweight. these ar

and in cons we cross to alex hello bridge. he is a veteran reporter and a foreign affairs analyst. cross, i pros and effect, that means you can jump in time, you want, and i would appreciate it was go to belgrade for steven, let me go to you. i know it's easy to pick on ben wallace, you know, a glorified nobody. but you know everyone throughout these leads, they tell you exactly what they're thinking, not what they want us to think. ok. so he thinks that thing things are going just hunky dory, for the ukrainians and rushes is facing imminent collapse here. all while in the background we have all of these leaks that came through a 21 year old reservists saying completely opposite things here. so, i mean, do we feel this have any lead to message and, but the realities are hidden behind the curtain that every once in a while through leaks. if they're real, i can't tell. they are not. tell us a very different story. go ahead in belgrade. i think that the elites in the west are, became victims essentially, and hostages of their own

what happened in the courtyards of the alex, a mosque, the storm in the secretion of the alex and mosque by design you stand to me and the expulsion of worshippers from it is heart wrenching and it hurts all muslims in all the are of countries, especially in palestine and gaza, we go back and wiring booth and tear gas inside the out. extra mosque is a violation of the sanctity of the place and the jews must know that these is a sacred place for all muslims. not just for the people of gas or palestine, also the bidding of women and worshippers who go to pray is not acceptable. our hearts are attached to the our extra mosque, and it is at the heart of our faith. there is no way as governance to see scenes of beatings, especially women, and keep silent. we refuse humiliation and injustice hose on them. say, we should look grim at liberal and do that action to what's happening. going on up to moscow, arching this is maybe this thought or for their why there ought to be care reaction, not necessity in terms of her by having rocket dollars lady boarded. but you can see that tension is happenin

alex is now working with the -la ers worse. alex is now working with the players union. _ worse. to have a close look _ page safety at all rounds. trying to have a close look at _ page safety at all rounds. trying to have a close look at their _ page safety at all rounds. trying to have a close look at their pitch - have a close look at their pitch parameters and how safe it is for players when their plane notjust in the premier league but below as well. can we packed up areas to stops things like this happen? ldefinite stops things like this happen? while it clubs stadiums _ stops things like this happen? while it clubs stadiums must _ stops things like this happen? while it clubs stadiums must meet requirements, the playing area is seen as a place of work so it falls under the government safety act. the government says it's working with the pfa and the primitive association to make sure requirements are met. i association to make sure requirements are met. i don't want to see my team-mates _ requirements are met. i don't want to see my team-mates go - requirements are met. i do

alex are compound but they are not allowed to lose ship that. and many palestinians here say that recently built a nation of israel ease, but by disabled that is provided by did that these randy government, they're coming and getting inside the compound and also washington as well. i'm strategy security forces to open up the state. the space for that, they are also at tech in the palestine in the war schepers as well. so they said that israel is already preaching to state is go by this actions despite the narrative that adopt them. however, here, the general expectation among the that these read officials is that it's an approach of measurement. so a delusion for that. israel received the hacienda massey rallies and it is radish size is deeply divided over good judicial reform that is proposed by nathan. yeah. was government and it said that an escalation here were further further the stabilize the company. that's why that the, the security members of the cabinet, if in is read a government are going through the measured state, men's and the exp

well, alex. the thing is the devil is going to be in the details about when the vice president actually was the president of the senate. now look when he's sitting and so just to back up a second what the speech or debate protectionism treats the vice president as a member in effect of the united states, congress and subject to all the protections of a member of the united states congress while he's presiding over the congress , right, um, so when he's sitting in the chair, anything he says, or does is going to be protected under the law now when he's prepared pairing to do that work. you start getting into a grayer area. so which actions of the vice president kim jack smith touch versus what he can. and i would guess this may end up back in court at some point when you try to divine sort of the gray area between mike pence demand and the candidate for office and the vice president and mike prince pence the president of the united states senate, but look, jack smith can certainly talk about quest

>> yeah, alex. we know that the biden administration has been paying very close attention to this legal challenge, as it has evolved over the last fe months perhaps there were more so tha in the last few days, as a really unfolded. of, course we saw on frida that the biden administratio and one of mifepristone' manufacturers formally asked the supreme court to step in there and pause judge coul maris decision from taking effect taking effect that suspensio of the fda approval of mifepristone we know that did happen becaus mifepristone's access as of no has remained unchanged but the real fear here is this reality that justice alito's decision on friday does no necessarily forecast how the full supreme court will decide on wednesday and that is really the fea here what could actually come out o this, what more could come out of this. that is something that vic president kamala harris had to speak about when she made th surprise appearance yesterday. take a listen. >> let's center on where we ar right

as a student in russia, alex was trained in cryptography. he's now using those skills to follow the money. in your estimation, how much money has the milton group made since it started? about one billion. about $1 billion? since 2017. you're saying 100% of people lost money, meaning they lost at least some of their money? yes. not a single cent went into a real trade. what happened to the money once people deposited it in their account? victims think that they have a real account with the company, but there is not really any trading. just a simulation. fraud is larger than it's ever been. last year, victims reported losing £4 billion in the united kingdom. most people never come forward. 0h, here we go. hi. this isjen. oh, i'm so glad we're finally speaking. with alex's help, i'm now talking to the milton scammers. patrick works for one of their brands. thank you. i want to see what sort of promises they make to persuade me to invest. how much money do you think i can make in a month doing this? these kind of returns are impossible to promis

but alex and i are not about to give up. hello.vy showers developing through the day across parts of east yorkshire, east anglia and south—east england. out to the west, this bank of cloud has been gradually working its way eastwards, turning the skies hazy across western areas and bringing some patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western isles. and that will continue to slowly push its way eastwards through this evening and overnight. the light rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and, eventually, tend to fizzle out. some clearer skies at first across eastern counties, the showers fading here. but, equally, we could also see some mist and some fog under those clear skies, and it will be a chilly night for parts of east anglia and south—east england. temperatures perhaps down to two or three celsius. elsewhere, temperatures generally holding up to between four and eight celsius. 0n into sunday, and we're underneath this area of high pressure, and we start to pull in more of a southerly wind. so a

great, alex. thank you. my mother patted his face. policemen p721 the one who shot the kids in smolenka. as if fierce, he rolled up his sleeves, dog nit canine. kononenkov's death exist well, yegor took it, more precisely, well done time i'll write you out if you want a ticket better than a tracker , you don't have enough major, you can't teach a lieutenant you can still do something. all in all. how can you believe? fat distance from the feet to the front door, 258 when who is the colonel i asked, when did death occur and three o'clock. kolenka worked on a book, and traitors nicknamed fierce have an assumption that his murder is connected with this work. freestyle curly, it turns out, comrade colonel is here sooner, another thought suggests itself the killed was prosecutor. so someone from the former could settle scores, here you will check the inmates. moore is working on this further. and you are here, of course, sorry, but visiting a fairy tale, so until you get an official order , you will have an order

is that is that alex chalk himself actually just that alex chalk himself actually lust—note- that alexary and we're nearing— justice secretary and we're nearing a— justice secretary and we're treating a ne— justice secretary and we're hearing a new deputy prime minister.— hearing a new deputy prime minister. all— hearing a new deputy prime minister. all just a matter of nouns— minister. all just a matter of nouns atten— minister. all just a matter of hours after for— minister. all just a matter of hours after for the resignation of toninis— hours after for the resignation of dominic raab.— hours after for the resignation of dominic raab. might this have teen— of dominic raab. might this have teen teing— of dominic raab. might this have been being worked on yesterday by tne— been being worked on yesterday by tne itine— been being worked on yesterday by the prime minister or. cj" by the prime minister or. oh, i think— by the prime minister or. oh, i think certainly— by the prime minister or. oh, i think certainly ,— by the prime minister or. oh, i think certainly , yes.- by the prime min

>> it is a great question, alex. i think if you look at what happened in the lead up to the 2022 election. some of the things that republicans have pursued in 2023 leading into the election of 2024, you have to believe that democrats have an advantage in the issue environment. unfortunately, we are talking in the news again about the guns this morning. we have had a lot of discussion about abortion rights in this country since the supreme court struck roe v. wade down last year. i think those are just two of the issues that i think biden has a significant advantage on. you taught touch about things that i've heard biden say before. when he was vice president, excuse me. but president biden said, compare me not to the almighty, but to the alternative. that is exactly what i think you are seeing and setting up. it is not a referendum, or in this case the president doesn't want just to be a referendum on him, he wants it to be a choice in this election between two different contrasting and competing visions. that is rea

and for the 3rd straight night is really uses forced against palestinian worshippers that alex a mosque ah 0 then. yeah, it's great to have you with us. this is elsa 0 alive from know are also coming up to davy biden. administration blames former president donald trump for the chaotic withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan and a european charm offensive in china, emitter and mccoy, and are still live under leon wrap up talks with president choosing pick. ah, so in less than 24 hours, the escalating tensions between israelis and palestinians have played out on 3 fronts. in garza, israel's military says it hit sites belonging to hamas. that's after it intercepted several rockets fired from the strip. israel has also launched airstrikes into parts of southern lebanon and claim to have hit amassed targets. there are to, the military says, this is retaliation for rockets fired into israel on thursday. local witnesses say the missiles hit an open area near a palestinian refugee camp. 6 ah, and that is the 3rd site we're watching the strikes come as is really violence continues in the alex a

the alex a mosque. ah . hello i, mary. i'm to my z and london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program for testers in power set, 5 wanted manual microns favorite restaurants. on the 11th day of nationwide demonstrations against pension reforms, french president himself is in beijing why he's appealed to china's lead and to bring rushes with senses of the war and ukraine, and our investigation into the rival gangs at big banks and talk politicians involved in a goal smuggling ring that stretches all the way from southern africa to do by. ah, hello and welcome to the program largest barge of rocket since the 2006 wall has been fired towards israel from lebanon. he is writing minute tree says it into set to $25.00 of $34.00 projectiles. 3 people were reported injured and several buildings damaged. spokesman has it blamed palestinian factions in lebanon for this . a number of rockets will also 5 from garza overnight. this all comes off to israeli police again storm the alex, a mosque and occupied east jerusalem. a 5 stone grenades a

it alex mosque. the israeli police say they have arrested 350 people. the palestinian prisoners society says that number is between 4 and 500 . the red crescent says a dozen people have been arrested 3, excuse me, injured, 3 hospitalized, and the israeli police say 2 of their police officers were also injured. police say early wednesday morning, a group. these railey police describe as masked juveniles barricaded themselves. ringback inside l ox, a mosque with clubs, fireworks and stones. due to a prior agreement, before ramadan began, no one was supposed to be spending the night inside the mosque. the israeli police says they attempted to coax the people out of the mosque. and when that failed, they forcibly entered there are reports that they fired it's done grenades rubber, bullets, and used baton to beat people. and that the, there is quite extensive damage to the alex, a mosque tension. so obviously clearly very high also a very important time of year for both muslims and jews. isn't it? absolutely ramadan and pass over for a 2nd year in a row are

francine: alex will stub, -- alex stubb, thank you as always for joining us.s over the past of global monetary policy and the health of u.s. banks. we will get into all the market action next in this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we had a strong set of first-half results, and we also raised our guidance for the full year for organic growth again, the second time in two months. for the first half, we reported organic revenue growth at 13.5% and operating growth and eps growth of more than 50%. it is the strong momentum that we are seeing in our current trading as well as having record order books into a bar businesses that gave us the conviction to raise our guidance for the full year two at least 8% growth for the full year. the record order books that we have are in the parts of our business which are exposed to energy transition and security. francine: i want to ask where love that demand is coming from. is there a particular group of clients that you think will do better than others that are now asking some of your products to increase? >> yes, our growth was broad-ba

he's alright, but afraid for alex still ruling forward alex is here. the truck is right behind him.onna get sandwiched by this and the truck tried to jump back in the dang thing, too, right? disengage it. it's virtually impossible, dangerous leap onto the rolling tracks. because it's going right up my nephew. this is when the fast moving tracks hurling forward and some of the machine as he shouts valve. that's what i screamed by the way when i went under the thing, not today. what i screamed sorry for the language. foot went down in one of these. don't know that i couldn't tell you for sure if your head hit this don't know. all he knows is that he's face down and he's about to be crushed. do you remember the pain? all of it? yeah, i was awake through every moment and it's exactly like you imagined it would feel like if you it's hard to imagine what that feels like. but when you look at the machine and you look at it, and i was on asphalt, and i said, i wish was on snow. it felt like someone took the wind out here. too many things are going on the body to feel pain is everything if y