bullock? >> i i take the same stands for anyone who commits violence in software if it should not be tolerant. >> mr. bryant? >> i agree that any violence against police officers lawfully doing the job should not be tolerant. >> thank you. yield back in, mr. chair. >> the gentleman yields. i now recognize the judgment from mississippi and the vice chair of the committee mr. guest for fibers of questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. to our witnesses take you for being with us this morning. chief, right before we begin i was wondering if you could give it to be an update if you have an on the three officers in atlanta who were shot over the weekend? >> absolute. thank you so much for inquiring. all three are in recovery. i spoke to the chief immediately after the incident occurred. he has continued to update me as a courtesy to inform me that they are improving. >> thank you so much for asking. >> and if you please send along to those officers and the members of that department that our thoughts

warmer alabama senator doug jones and former governor of montana steve bullock. welcome.ck, let's start with democratic senator jon tester, who is a good friend of yours. you been involved with his campaign. what does he need to do to win re-election in montana? >> look, i have known jon tester since his first day of state senate and he is the same person that he was dead. and folks, now that it is layered -- labor day, pay attention. john will be all over the state and if you think since labor day, it's been reported in the last week that -- business isn't bad straits. his statements about native americans who make up 6% of our population. the national abortion ban, the transfer of public lands. so now what we are getting into at this point, is that senator tester will be all over the state talking to folks about why they sent him to washington, d.c. in 2006, 2012 and 2018, and he is as real as he can get --. >> to follow-up, is he going to have to run against the democratic nominee, kamala harris? he did not attend the democratic national convention in chicago and has n

dave bullock, who is running for state auditor and state senator stacey magen, not what is really interesting about deleting her tweets is this is actually a very important race. this is a swing district in north carolina in which she is running to get rid of an income democratic congressman. she's deleted at least nine photos with robert william yes. and to tweets, right there, that people can see she also deleted a post in which she referred to him as north carolina's next governor. she has just scrubbed basically, any mention of robinson off over social media. >> it's amazing just to get those off as quickly as possible. so some individuals may not yet have said what they think, but we can let's see what they think. and i know the fallout doesn't stop there. you've been reporting on the money that has completely stopped. you were reporting on the republican governors association cutting off all funding for robinson so what what kind of events now are you seeing being canceled? >> well, that's right. >> it's not just money coming into robinson. it's robinson appearing as a speaker on the be

and we were told by the reserve bank governor, michele bullock, about two weeks ago that it doesn't expects in the near term, which has been interpreted as "in the next six months", or by the end of the year, so i suspect that they will leave interest rates on hold yet again given those considerations. so what does the rba want to see, then, before it considers cutting rates? and is that something it is itself working towards? well, i think the ongoing high interest rates in australia are working towards slowing the economy, which is basically what the reserve bank wants to see more of. the reserve bank wants to see ongoing weakness in demand, opening up spare capacity and taking pressure off inflation, and specifically it wants to see more evidence that underlying inflation — specifically services — is falling towards its 2—3% inflation target. later on tuesday, a senior executive at it crowdstrike will face questions from the us congress about their disastrous software update in july that caused the largest global it outage in history. it affected millions of computers running microsoft

latest exchange of cross border fire comes after an attack of a rude apartment that killed 2 top has bullock commanders. on friday, the lebanese health ministry set at least 37 people died in that strike, including 3 children, as well meanwhile, and gaza city and is really air strike on a school sheltering displays. palestinians kills at least 22 people. that's according to the hum us run health ministry. the spokesman for garza's civil defense agency says more than half the debt for children. these really military set it had targeted. how mos militants embedded inside the school. this classroom and northern garza is barely recognizable as a place for learning. israel claims how most militants had been using the school as a come on the same to local, say, civilians with sheltering here, displaced time and time again. like a funny thing. sometimes. ok without, according to miss has hit 3 floors, which shelter displays people. they say the word terrorist or resistance fighters, and i swear to god, they were not. they're not stationed among civilians. they're only on the borders. we're just see

it, it tech on the route apartment building that kills top has bullock come on this. on friday. a lebanese authorities set doesn't split, killed, including children, as these real shifts focus to it's melvin boulder calls from military restraints from both the international community. and these 3 with citizens appear to be going on here that will meanwhile in gaza city and is ready air strike on a school sheltering displaced, palestinians killed at least $22.00 people according to the hamas run health ministry, a spokes person for guys, a civil defense agency says more than half the dead or children, these riley minutes reset. it had targeted homeless militants embedded inside the school. this classroom and know them. gaza is barely recognizable as a place for learning. israel claims how most militants had been using the school as a come on the same to local, say, civilians with sheltering here, displaced time and time again like a funny thing sometimes. okay. without gardening to mid size hit 3 floors, which shelter displays people. they say the word, terrorist or resistance fi

not a lot of change in the rhetoric -- that is not michelle bullock you are seeing, she will begin speaking shortly. the rhetoric unchanged but still very sluggish growth in australia. do you feel as if a cut is needed even though inflation is not back within the target range? eddie: if you look at the rba, they are probably the most hawkish compared with the rest of the major central bank peers. they are concerned about inflation, but if you look at the last gp growth trend, pretty sluggish numbers. we suspect the rba may ease toward the end of the year or beginning of next year, and a rate is probably out of the question. mark: you said you still believe in a soft landing in the u.s., the change in the fed cycle, the election. does this point to the idea that maybe there's a chance for the rest of the world to play catch up? that we might go through a period that u.s. stocks don't necessarily go into a volatile market but whiplash, they've had extraordinary gains already, the rest of us would love a soft landing. the fed easing of the dollar, and the rest of the world is still cheap. if s

israel keeps up its air strikes and prepares its troops for a possible ground. defensive wealth has bullock returns, find also coming up austria votes and electrons, which could see a historic waiting for a far right party. they're promising to turn all straight into a fortress against migrants, but they could struggle to form and go from the i michael ok. welcome. there are growing calls for a diplomatic solution to en days of destructive conflict across the israel 11 on border us presenter joe biden. said it was time for a ceasefire. israel after israel killed the head of the has bowler militant group assigned as role on friday in an air strike on the groups headquarters in b route. looking at live images from the lebanese capital where israel says it has carried out its latest targeted strength. as after israel claimed it had killed a 7 senior has bow, a figure considered a possible successor to those roller. many civilians have been forced from their homes, with the united nations preparing to feed up to a 1000000 displaced people. a st seems and be rude, may appear normal, but the mood

has bullock claims israel is dropping leaflets with a bar code that, when scanned demos all of theirdevice. will maybe now we can contact rashida to leave and ask her to colour -- cover her face. finally bill and hillary clinton have presented biden with a clinton global citizen award. here is what it looks like. bill helpfully pointed out that if you lay it on its side, you can slide and turn it and carry her by -- like a briefcase. true. so this week then national security leaders for america, quote bipartisan group of former military and intel officers. released a letter endorsing the candidate they think will make a better president. it will make you feel as secure as a broken strap on brian stelter's broad. it reads in part, we are republicans, democrats and independents loyal to the ideals of our nation-like freedom democracy the rule of law. not to any 1 individual are party. yes, and they want you to believe the best representative for those ideals is kamala. yes harris, who shows as much respect for rule of law as p. diddy. she is probably a better rapper. the funniest part.

are on the heads of his bullock. a staunch boom on a spokesman for the is rarely military speaking. so there we go. as part of enjoy, barton has led calls for a cease by following the death of natural law. and israel is bombing campaign against hesper. strong holtz pardon, said his death from an is ready as drunk is a measure of justice for his many victims, including thousands of americans, is riley's and lived a nice visits united nations secretary general. antonia gutierrez, is gravely concerned by the dramatic escalation of the vincent bible in the last 24 hours. and the gym and foreign minister innovative, bab bulk said, there was the risk of this type of law. i think the whole of living on that is in no way in israel, secure he interest with that we can bringing laura lumen phillips. he's a senior fellow at johns hopkins school for advanced international studies, a best selling ortho and middle east analyst in washington, dc. laura, great to have you with us. uh benjamin netanyahu is calling this a turning point is ro, do you think he's ross as well? it's interesting. he calle

. israel keeps up its air strikes and prepares its troops for a possible ground defensive well as bullock returns. fire also coming up austria votes in elections, which could see a historic waiting for a far right party. they were promising to turn austria into a fortress against migrants, but they could struggle to form a government the unlike look at welcome. there are growing calls for a diplomatic solution to and days of destructive conflict across the israel lebanon border. united states president joe biden said it was time for a cease fire after israel killed the head of the has bullet militant group us on this roller in an air strike. today, israel claimed it had taken out another senior hezbollah figure considered the possible next leader. many civilians have been forced from their homes with the united nations preparing to feed up to a 1000000 affected people. the street seems and be rude, may appear normal, but the mood is anything but after and as well as killing and more air strikes. many lebanese are worried about what's next. one of them said the future of lebanon . isn't go

he reiterated the use coal for an immediate cross border cease far between israel has bullock and he said, with quite a clear tone there. but any military intervention, any further military intervention would seriously aggravate the situation? he said, and must be avoided. burrell has also in the past, talked about the arguing that civilians are paying a much too heavy price. here civilians being caught in the crossfire and we start in mind that you has also in the past 24 hours, really released an additional $10000000.00 euros in humanitarian funding for civilians from rosie budget and brussels. let's take a reminder of that top story. the cell is ralph says that this begun the limited and localized operation in southern limit on with the for supporting ground forces by striking military targets. feet is rarely ami refer to the operation northern arrow is running in parallel with the gas. that's all for now. i'm anthony, how it will be back to the top of the out with more and you said want to stay with the with each passing day of the continuing conflict in syria. more and more chil

and we were told by the reserve bank governor, michele bullock, about two weeks ago that it doesn't expectin the near term, which has been interpreted as "in the next six months", or by the end of the year, so i suspect that they will leave interest rates on hold yet again given those considerations. later on tuesday, a senior executive at it security firm crowdstrike will face questions from the us congress about their disastrous software update in july that caused the largest global it outage in history. it affected millions of computers running microsoft windows around the world, crashing the systems of banks and airlines. according to one estimate, the disaster cost top us firms more than $5 billion. our technology editor zoe kleinman looked at the effects of the outage. thousands of flights grounded, doctors' appointments cancelled, tv channels falling off air — the it outage felt around the world injuly has been described as the worst cyber event in history. microsoft said around 8.5 million computers around the world were disabled after a cyber security company called crowdstrike se

but as i mentioned, this escalation is, name is bullock, while we are ready to respond and will protect our people with whatever means necessary, we are calling in the international community to see this truly is a battle of good against evil, the evil, the bullet international community is to stand on sign feet and tell the church international law leave is role and allow the residents where is that to go back and then we can all move about our lives and build a positive future. my colleagues, michael accrued talking to major during spielman, a spokesman for the is really military. israel has continued caring out air strikes on what it describes as has blood targets across level non. throughout the day, smoke was seen rising over bay route after several attacks on the south of the city is really military said, it had hit more than a $140.00 targets since friday night with new attacks on southern and eastern lab and on as well as the law has responded by fine rockets into northern israel as well as is really occupied the golan heights dw correspondent tenea kramer is in jerusalem. she t

as bullock has responded by firing rockets in northern israel as well as the is really occupied. go on hines, and we roll and it, they're coming up. we examine just how saves units october fence. that's next on your next unlike look and thanks for watching is more news at the top of the hour. bye for the security check. how safe is unix october fast life with mary jane. our house is made of hand good for the environment and trends that are a look at how the model reactivated became a social entrepreneur. all this in more coming up on duramax. the october 1st is in full swing in germany and safety is a top priority, especially for women attending the festivities. what are some of the dues and.

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the late lieutenant governor of texas, bob bullock. bob was a democrat, a crusty veteran of politics and my great friend. we work side by side. he endorsed my reelection and i know he is with me in spirit in saying to those who would malign our state for political gain don't mess with texas. as governor as governor, i may difficult decisions and stood by them under pressure. i've been where the buck stops in business and in government. i've been a chief executive who sets an agenda, sets big goals, and rallies people to believe and achieve them. i am proud of this record and i am prepared for the work ahead. if you give me your trust, will honor it. grant me a mandate, i will use it. give me the opportunity. lead this nation and i lead. and we need a leader to seize the opportunities of this new century the new cures and medicine, the amazing technologies that will drive our economy and keep the peace. but our new economy must never forget the old struggle for, human dignity. and here we face a challenge to the very heart and founding

with us now is the former governor but her of montana democrat steve bullock. and i look at those numbers, governor and i see the kamala harris is outrunning generic democrats near to hate this question. my first question goes to montana. once you going to go campaign for your friend senator jon tester out there, you know, i don't think they would make sense for the vice president to be out there and be jon tester will run about montana, like look, the way that you always want, i want in montana when trump won by 20 i won by four back in 2016. and what we'll see from jon tester over the next 50 days is getting out among people because people know him and people like him. this isn't about what happens in washington. you dc, this about what happens at home. the cook political for purchase shifted their rating on the race from toss up to lean republican. and i know what you did in 2016, but it seems to be getting harder to run as a democrat in montana every four years. why do you think that is? yeah. >> look, i think in some ways that politics is becoming more nat

see or float a line that's eastern a queen bullock because i got your the what the said, you know, you know, if the village supposedly the simple sentiment little professor is only me, a judge of it's moved have run yet in 1999 a few months before the nato bombings, the, like many other local this, they couldn't imagine that the legacy of the war would linger ever in these lands. me that a shot when you thought that i noticed that actually what i knew. well, that's what i need to be supremely. i did it with the ladies and me the way it will be. let's just swim that coupon mess. below that i missed these, which one of the let you know the oil to fill out the form of people? so that's why i'm quite nice. instead of the football district, the as the, the, the rest of the 50 foot off. these are the ones that they're supposed to to the beginning question. see is, what is some of them are also not to, it has to be thought that estimate the pump thermal monticello ball of victory that i see on my side, but also to go in the bill victory to try to your ritual. the issue that i see if i concept

see or float a line that's eastern a queen bullock because i got usually what does that mean that you don't know if that really supposedly is simple is done on a little professor, is only me judge of age, move to run you in 1999, a few months before the nice have bombings, the like many of the local, this a couldn't imagine that the legacy of the war would linger forever in these lands. me that a shot when you felt that i noticed that actually what i knew about that. so do i need to be supremely by that? that's gonna be me the way it will be. let's just swim, pick people messed below the m s. these are sort of watching the world to fill out the form and keep them. so that's why i'm quite on the sort of district the, the speed, the uh, what else to the 50 for these that are the most up as the system is any question. see, these are the symbols on the, on so no to the, not from the problem fulfilling the problems that i know more the center of the ship. but i see on my side, but also to go in the bill of executive purchase, which will probably be the issue that i see if i concepts in mem

i would rather buy one of those has bullock pagers and tweet "i hate taylor swift."hink trump needs to stick to racism, if less divisive. but the assassin this week and was probably not a swiftie. he doesn't fit the m.o. they are nonviolent. they preferred to cyberbully you until you kill yourself. so why did this get comfort from? according to j.d. vance, trump's vp and the worst thing to happen to cat ladies since feline aids, democrats made him do it. >> the left needs to tone down the rhetoric and needs to cut this out. we cannot tell the american people that one candidate is a fascist, and if he's elected it's going to be the end of american democracy. >> ronny: yeah, liberals! stop accurately describing tr trump! you're putting him in danger when you repeat the things he says verbatim. but j.d. vance has a point. the left needs to stop calling its political opponents fascists. you don't see donald trump doing that all the time. >> she's a marxist, she's a fascist. she's a marxist, communist, fascist, socialist. we have a fascist person running. there is a radic

here's a been all out war between israel and has bullock after 2 days of explosions in level not as well as leader calling the blast massacres. and he says that the amount to a declaration of hor, dozens, have been killed. thousands more injured, also coming up. people in poland, cleaning up and showing up their flood defense as the european union has promised. 10000000000 euros and recovery funds in the wake of severe flooding across the central and eastern europe. and nigeria, bracing for more flooding with neighboring camera room set to release water from one of its largest damped recent floods of already displaced hundreds of thousands of feet. the break off, it's good to have you with this. israel's defense minister says that his country's military campaign against has bought in lebanon is not approaching an end is real and has beloved exchanged air strikes across the border thursday afternoon as well as leader responded to this week's mass attacks using exploding pagers and walkie talkies. in a televised address a song, this rolla describes the attacks as a declaration of war by is

keisha and actually all day it was because i'm there see or float a line that's is what i'm a queen bullock because it got really what the said, you know, you know, said really to possibly the simple spend on a little professor is only me, a judge of it's moved have run yet in 1999. a few months before the nato bombings, the, like many of the local, this a couldn't imagine that the legacy of the war would think of the ever in these lands. me that a show in your book that and also that actually what i knew much, that's what i need to formulate, how you did it could, could they be me the way it will be? let's just swim it. keep them mess below. as i mentioned is which one of the let you know, the oil took that other one. this one i'm gonna keep on. so that's why i'm quite on that google football district. the as the, the, the rest of the 50 foot off is that all of those other specific questions. see these are the symbols on the car, so not to it has to be positive. it estimate there's nothing going on for problem. no problems that are no more the center of the issue that i see on the left sid

a major has bullock commander. the idea of says its focus has shifted from gauze in the south to the border with lab and on in the north. hezbollah says it's air strikes into israel will only stop once the war in garza has stopped. we have more now and this report and is really war plain takes off striking targets and 11 on as it's campaign against has below, widens of israel says around $1300.00 targets were hit, did accuses the militants of hiding long range rockets in civilian homes and aims to destroy their capabilities, israel is warning residents in lebanon, south and east to leave areas where they say the weapons are stored. but human rights watch says civilians can be expected to know the location. roads are jammed as people flee 1st day for ground. there were strikes in the south, so we came here and we don't know what's left behind. i swear we don't know what's happening. god willing, we will be back. tell netanyahu we will return. israel's prime minister issued this message to the people of lebanon. isra

will keeps up its air strikes and prepares its troops for a possible ground offensive wealth has bullock returns, find also coming up austria votes and electrons, which could see a historic waiting for a far right party. they're promising to turn all straight into a fortress against migrants, but they could struggle to form a government.

opportunity perhaps considered by the israelies uh to continue to double down and make sure uh that has bullock not great and so they really want to try to take down the resistance to break the resistance all together to an extent that they can reach a state where has will always stop launching the rockets now they also are differing on whether rockets the strikes from the air or the shelling can help do that but as long as the markets are being launched "there will not be, they will not have realized that main objective, which is stopping the resistance from from its resistance operations, it's support front for palestine, if they could not do that, then they would have..." but what had with a ground invasion? also another statement from one of the israeli officials saying that it will be limited in scope, no matter how limited it is, it is going to be met with resistance from hezbullah. now if we want to look at the area for example in the south that have been um completely being destroyed, now we know we also have news of another attack, another israely shelling in the southern suburbs of...

the late lieutenant of texas, bob bullock. bob was a democrat, a crusty veteran of texas politics. and my great friend. we work side by side. he endorsed my reelection and i know he is with me in spirit in saying to those who would malign our state for political gain. don't mess with texas. as governor as governor i may difficult decisions and stood by them under pressure. i've been where the buck stops. in business and in government, i've been a chief executive who sets an agenda, sets big goals, and rallies people to believe and achieve them. proud of this record and. i am prepared for the work ahead if you give me your trust, i will honor it. grant me a mandate. i will use it. give me the opportunity. lead this nation and i will lead. and we need a leader to seize the opportunities of this new century. the new cures of medicine, the amazing technologies that will drive our economy and keep the peace. but our new economy must never forget the old unfinished struggle for dignity. and we face a challenge to the very heart and founding premise of our nation. couple of years ago, i v

. israel keeps up its air strikes and prepares its troops for a possible ground defensive well as bullock returns. fire also coming up austria votes in elections, which could see a historic waiting for a far right party. they were promising to turn austria into a fortress against migrants, but they could struggle to form a government the.

the closing ceremony featured a spectacular light shows that 2 french electronic music. addison bullock handle from paris to los angeles, which will host the games in 2028, organizes so 2 and a half 1000000 tickets. across 11 days of competition. irises use the games to make it straight. it's more accessible for people with disabilities. although as our next report shows, major challenges for me, the games were a showcase of impressive performances against stunning backdrops. and it was a formidable feast for visitors. 2 thirds of the french watched at least parts of the paralympics. there were so many hecky people, volunteers, big changes people from all sorts of country to the well for the. but it was impressive to see people with disabilities over it comes down to a ton of the extraordinary express. and the games were also an occasion for some to put themselves industries of people with disabilities. for example, while playing, sitting volleyball and national off on this makes me realize how difficult the sports is and how much you have to adapt to it. i love it, and i will try it ag

the, this is our launch is more than sofi stripes on southern lebanon also has bullock conducts the drone and antique tank attack near the northern border. the main site visit balance is there a knife and also coming up as well as need to accuse israel of crossing a red lines by designating thousands of pages, radiators and utilities across and i've been on video images today showing is rarely soldiers swearing. the bodies of 3 palestinians off a roof in the occupied westbank cement was shot dead in coming to you and stop doing on jobs. why many university students into don fayette, they'll never get at degrees. the, the conflicts between israel and his brother is escalating with israel. carrying out, move in for c. s, strikes on towns in southern lebanon. and these ready on me says at least assess the rockets have been launched from his bullet into its northern territory. now this cross border exchange comes off to these riley ministry announced the death of 2 of its soldiers in northern israel. they were reportedly hit by a drone, an empty tank, missiles and apo got any in his statement

continues to work tirelessly to avoid another needless war, has paula has a choice, is ro and has bullock, can choose a diplomatic pause, is what do you have to say a diplomatic solution? not a military solution is the only way to ensure that displace civilians on both sides of the border can finally go back home. so i echo the call of president vice president mccrae and other leaders yesterday for an immediate 21 day seats far north. austin would not be drawn on questions of whether his row was indeed still listening to the united states to know whether a ground invasion into lebanon would constitute a red line for the united states. he said we have provided israel with what it needs to protect its suffering territory that hasn't changed and would change. don't he? the u. k. defense secretary judge benjamin netanyahu, and his paula to pay, he said to international voices cooling 21 days the spot to open the way for further diplomatic talks and what he described as a possible long term settlement that may emerge over 3 defense ministers. what emphatic and cooling on this, as citizens comm

really miss owls have hit the lebanese capital coming at least 15 people including a senior, it has bullock come on to it, brought him, i feel the attack targeted a neighborhood in southern bay route and during move in 60 people. dosage of vari is in bay, which was more on the strike. scrambling to find survivors after his railey strikes his building in a crowded residential area of southern bare room. several people were killed.

it has killed a top, has bullock come on to the attack, targeted a neighborhood on southern bay road. can it be 16 people and enjoy it? more than 60 doses, jabari begins are coverage from they wrote scrambling to find survivors after is really strikes hit a building in a crowded residential area of southern bare room. several people were killed and dozens injured. israel's military says it killed one of his will, as most senior leaders. it brought him a keel. has the law has confirmed that he has been killed in the attack. the liberties government accused israel of targeting a populate or residential area. yes, again, this is not the 1st assassination of hezbollah officials in southern bay was on july 30th. israel carried out another attack, killing flood shocker, as well as number 2, man in a similar air strike in the same neighborhood. the sense of smoke continues to fill the air here as rescue workers continue to work around the cost to try and seek out 80 survivors and bodies that are buried under the rubble behind me. now down here is the most densely populated area in 11 on it.

was hit spot, an intense wave of strikes, which israel says was aimed at, starts belonging to his bullock in the heavily populated summit. s dot. yeah. well fine, has engulfed buildings across the area. many have been reduced to rubble. we have a team of correspondents covering the latest developments this hours. the holder is in the lebanese capital, with a situation on the ground in wrong con is standing by for us in march, june in southern lebanon. and stephanie deka is in the jordanian capital a mon, but fast this report from ali hash him in southern lebanon, lighting up the lights. kyle: with a root strike at the strike. lunch light is when shots having any hope that it would teach please to stop escalating a tax on devon on that docks have targeted the densely populated suburb of di, what is varies also struck a guess for the south, including targets out on the southern city of tyre, one of the largest attacks on a route and decades began as dusk fell over the city and continued long into the 9th. the to begin with 10 massive strikes, targeted. the aftermath and this residential nei

good there and okay, i got let, let, let me just focus on those that have died in terms of the, his bullock come on, struck shot because to come on this one was a ahmed while be but perhaps the most significant of those that died. abraham keel was one of his boldest, most senior military leaders and a member of the jihad council. its highest military body. he was wanting to them the u. s. in connection with his role in the 1983 bombings and by roots of the us embassy. the kill $63.00 people and us marine corps barracks and which $241.00 american personnel died, kills assassination is the 2nd of leading his bottom of that tree for getting buried in less than 2 months in july and is really a strike killed the group's top military commander from chicago. so nicholas, just bring us a spotlight a briefly on abraham keel. how important we'll see you in the come on structure of his ball. well, one is that, you know, talking about the internal command structure of hezbollah by anyone outside. and analysts like us is extremely fraught. i think what we know from the public reporting and what's been a

whatever you listen to had cost the a this is dw news life from berlin has bullock confirms the death of its leader in, in is really air strikes. a sondors rolla was targeted in a bombing in bay route on friday, east credited with turning the lebanese militia into a major fighting force. during his more than 30 years at the helm of the boot. israel continues to carry out air strikes and what it describes as his bullet targets across the level. smoke were seen rising, overpaid route after several attacks on the south of the city. these really military says it has hit more than a 140 targets 11 on since friday night.

bay route destroying 2 buildings and the southern suburbs and telling me at least 15 people top has bullock alonda. ibrahim mount field is among those killed move in 60 others were wounded. the united nations security council has condemned a series of communication device explosions in lebanon that killed warm and fuzzy people, and injured thousands. during an emergency meeting, the u. s. human rights to folk attacks at the attacks could amount to a will crime. he said targeting civilians without knowledge of who is in possession of those devices violated international human rights will see my 10 use targeting of thousands of individuals, whether civilians or members of an groups without knowledge as to who was in possession of the targeted devices. their location and their surroundings at the time of the attack violates international in rights role and as applicable, international humanitarian law. international humanitarian law prohibits the use of booby trapped devices in the form of the parent, the homeless, portable objects, which are specifically designed and constructed to contain ex

it's all me says it was tom, getting a senior has bullock come on down is riley 5 minutes to instructs his military to keep attacking london on with full force ignoring and american sci fi proposal. there's been more bloodshed in.

fight off to the us and several other allies for temporary $21.00 bases fox between israel and has bullock is ready for minnesota. israel constance rejected the proposed amount of rough report as an investigative journalist and editor of the hebrew language, new side local, cool. he says, israel is government believes continuing. the fighting is in his best interest. it has something to gain from such a ceasefire because it will maybe indicate that has been the easy no way ready to disconnect itself from the guys or from uh, from the 1st moment. and the service said that you use uh, aging. and uh, guys, uh some, uh, some guys are as long as the fighting is going on there. he will not stop firing get the username. now if there is such a ceasefire this made, it indicate readiness offer is by law to these engage. but at the same time, it does seem that at this moment the momentum is well inside. that is already politics also is again such a ceasefire. i think that that will be a very high expectation. that is why i was going to crash these by law to be made to, to push it over the retirement

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hamas, has bullock, a lot of pressure from the international community in the u.s.alk of de-escalating and advising usual guess taking further action, our colleague writing over at national review they are saying they are paying what they call a competency penalty for being so good defending themselves. he says the laws do not outlaw victory, honourable combatants are expected to make reasonable efforts not the herculean efforts israel customarily makes,'s reasonable efforts to limit civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure while nevertheless, killing and capturing enemy fighters and demolishing and -- enemy assets. they say unwaveringly unequivocally you support israel's right to defend itself but there has been public and private criticism of the way they are doing it. >> of course there has been. some of that criticism has come from us in our conversations with ours really counterparts. they absolute have a right to defend themselves and we are still providing them the tools and capabilities to do that. but how they do it matters. president biden