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the c u. s. president maintains that have mass is operating from dollars as largest possible without providing evidence. it's very forces understood inside the come the carry johnston. this is all just here a lot from the whole set coming up. not a nation security council tosses, a resolution quoting for time 3 quotes of fighting for that age into guns. honestly, i think many had given up hope that we would ever speak on this conflict, but that's exactly what we just did. and often more than a month, fuel is finally being allowed into this trip, but none of it will go to hospitals where it's desperately need. the israel's ministry has rated goes as i'll see for hospital, for the 2nd time. soldiers supported by tanks remain inside the hospital. compound office during the complex on wednesday. meanwhile, as well as with interest booming continues across the street. thousands have reportedly been killed in an s strike on the central gauze that on the south with thousands of palestinians evacuated f

miss of mondays, it's of all the washington bed significant responsibility, me event thing dog b, b c u. s. we see so also 2 feet tall genocide. we have going to assess pin that really should. but when human rights of being a node, we cannot just sit still and do not think we have to express our condemnation. the is just got 11 p m here in the russian capital. welcome wherever you country the news from today, post the globe. this is opposite we saw with gaza with a helpless the claim that is really still april in the hospital that has left 2 people dead and schools wounded. warning the following for these contains disturbing images. some local officials say the as far as happened near the entrance of our last of the hospital, a pediatric facility in gaza. city processing authority, the time is the sole sense of the conflict of the month ago is fast approaching. 10000 in a separate isn't 15 as if it hasn't been killed. the more than 60 wounded. and then now there is a spike in a different hospital, according to the past and in red, crescent light. and the idea of claims the come play of i'm

these on the weapons found, and actually if c u. s. is sticking by its assessment that i'm asked to use as hospitals in gauze or is combined and control senses box. it's struggling to explain israel's failure to provide evidence possible hanging polls. the us says it is confident that i'm off was using the i'll shoot the hospital as a command center. and now the suppose it proof totally confirmed without any doubt at the state department, shrugging off the scant evidence. i'm surprised where i hear people say, oh, they're only 10 rifles in this room, it's a huff, it's a hospital. no, it shouldn't be any useful relevant. there's to meet any assault rifles at a hospital at the pentagon, also still standing by the undisclosed intelligence. it says it has. yes. hi, you keep talking about the intelligence and the past steps that you believe the intelligence please come off has used hospitals. do you have intelligence that they currently are? i have only the intelligence that i read out, the downgraded intelligence that i ran out yesterday.

washington vers significant responsibility for the atrocities engaged in an exclusive interview to r e d c u s. wishes to also do the college and the site we have built to fest in the nation. but with the human rights of being a, a non we cannot just sit still and do. and i think we have to express our condemnation the across the world around the clock. this is our to welcome to the news our this saturday. we begin with an on folding tragedy inside asia. at least 130 people have been killed on scores more injured after a powerful earth quick struggling to pull early this of the day with a magnitude of 6.4, the richter scale. the epicenter was the mountainous terrain of the come allays in the west of nicole, several urban districts in the juncture called region were also affected. according to reports, tremors were felt as far away as new, daily capital of near bringing them. indeed, the prime minister to render moody has express solidarity with nicole and offered his readiness to help with any assistance scenes from the site of the disaster. here as people pulled those trump from the revel res

c. u. s. receives to also to p. o and genocide. we have the ability to assess the thing that the relation between human rights being uh, a non we cannot just sit still and do nothing. we have to express our condemnation, the though i talking just off the 3 pm here in the most good with your new set to go. it's good to have your company by the way. so i started off and gone. so now the regions health ministry saying that 2 people are being killed and many more wounded all of this as a result of an as riley strike on a hospital bed, which houses mainly children have one and you're about to see distressing. and that you called in to a local official, was the idea of dr. kaplan near the entrance of alumnis out of hospital. that's a pediatric hospital located in uh west and garza, a palestinian authority said nearly 9500 people have died since the conflict broke out nearly one month ago. the separate deadly incident 15 civilians killed 60 wounded and another is riley stripe near another hospital. this a, according to the palestinian red

c. u. s. president joe biden on monday, confirming that a deal to secure the release of captives is closed this after days and speculation that an agreement had been reached, but national security spokesperson, john kirby confirming that the details are still being worked out. but we know is that this agreement could involve a pause in fighting for several days in order to secure the release of dozens of captives. it would also allow for stepped up and much needed humanitarian aid. if you're going to secure the release of hostages, and we certainly hope we're gonna be able to do that soon, you gotta make sure they can get from where they are to safety and do that as safely as possible, which means you're gonna have to have at least a temporary, localized stop and a fighting to allow them to move. i mean, we also can't take for granted. and all these people are easily mobile and don't have some sort of health issues that require perhaps a slower route out or assistance getting out. so i don't

the c u. s. president maintains that have mass is operating from cost as largest hospital without providing evidence. it's very forced. it's austin inside the come the i'm carry johnston. this is all just here a lot from also coming up, not a nation security council tosses, a resolution quoting for a time pre quote to fighting to that age into guns. honestly, i think many had given up for.

then when it comes to genocide, c u. s. who decides who's been commuting it. but if you're an ally of the white house, it's likely that'd be telling the world that it never happened at all. and finally, let's finish up in europe. caches with police have wrapped it on the streets of dublin. and these would triggered by the injury of 3 young children in like the top outside of school for pull to 3 by 8 for a national the protest as vandalized cause and even let someone fire without the breaking into nearby businesses. and that sounds right, police and all and capital stood watch as crowds, mumps them and sets off by walks. in the midst of this chaos demonstrates this new to the local shops moving with hands full of soda, much dice. the on t in the grant protests was sparked 5 points out today to on line, but the stopping was committed. but i'll, i'll jerry and the national officials have yet to comment on the attack is all right, jim thought noted that the noise thing was not an act of terror. this time guys going to satisfy from our enquiries that there is no t

so authorized another on the innovation in hate c u. s. but it was aimed at breaking the stranglehold of gangs and hate. you will not be an official you in peacekeeping mission. instead, it is being organized and funded directly by the united states. 1000. these offices from k, yes, late due to the table, but indeed on the wrong dates you can use kind of court has no who can save up on this mission to proceed with it. and now that it has been filed and will be going forward, it will beach stevens is a sponsored approval. and it's a vision into hate to since the country wanted independence in the 1800s. but the decision was challenged by petition is it still claimed that the east african nations constitution lacks provision for decoding for these offices outside of kenya. the petition was for full with just by lawyers and political parties of all to do that, the deployment was to see she notes and a saying that it is a mistake and is a suicide mission. and just to create a quick picture here to tell you exactly why for the 2 sins government

side that lead gyptian side with, you know, fuel costs, but those, we're allowing everything but the s u. c. s. we speak rockets, us in flying out a toys as a from the south. those places where they have rockets and they have weapons and they have infrastructure, we would go after them, we wouldn't make sure because no one, no country can live with something like that. and the leadership and a must as infrastructure will be destroy. it would that has been another way after october 7th, to deal with almost and the answer to that is unfortunately, the know we tried you. you are now talking to someone who is the director general business phone service. when we disengaged companies the out of gaza. we took out 20 to assess themselves. we left the guys that completely we took on and i was also forced estimates in the west bank to show that this political rise and there's not one is value or one secular in gaza. and we gave people working permits because we thought the doing that would basically create some perspectives. the same ones that went out to work in the cable team drew a max where the f

and so continuing pressure i believe, and the pressure that has already been built has for c u. s. position to change from 100 percent standing with israel to now pushing for humanitarian pauses. and i think continued pressure across the region. and so united states will force the us to either decide to be completely this and the mass murder of palestinians for the months to come or to force as well, to go to assist by fill out a ready, you know, this will be coded, will drug own for many weeks, many months, but are you saying a blinking is already here talking to the p. i about the day after that he wants to p a to be involved in the administration of god just somehow in the future. yes, i mean, what, what has been proven by what's happened over the last months is that is roles, policies of suppressing the, published to me and people of committing acts of a part side. well, not that you've security for anyone, including for those rarely people, but blinking then for us i believe government women remain in this illusion that the status quotes are going back to the status quo was t

now there's no way to cooperate that, but this is, according to the c, the u. s. official who said that these were discussions held between israel, us and egypt. that ultimately did agree to open the border to those palestinians who were vetted and determined by those countries, not to be some off fighters. all right, thank you so much for that updates from washington as well. the runs humanitarian. she says it's refugee agency for palestinians. cons keep up with the needs and gaza . barn griffiths was briefing member states in new york or correspondent gabriel. this also has more on that meeting. more than 70 united nations aid workers have been killed in gaza since october 7th, when the current hostilities began on friday. here at the un martin griffiths, the talk to you and humanitarian official became emotional. when you begin speaking about those losses, one of the terrible things about that, those killings of the most of the happened in the homes of those people. they have been killed with that families. i think it's the highest number of you and stuff clos

you're looking at the picket on c s u east bay campus. the union representing the workers released a statement last week calling for a one-day strike across csu campuses. the group says it is asking for an increase in wages. the workers going on strike include electricians, plumbers and mechanics, francisco state and san jose state workers also participated in the strike. and side after members begin voting today on the union's tentative contract with the major hollywood studios. it's the deal that effectively ended. >> the actors strike the union's national board of directors approve agreement by 86% of vote last friday. they're encouraging members to say yes to the contract, the voting process for the roughly 160,000 members is expected to continue into the first week of december key items in this agreement include an increase in wages and consent and compensation guardrails around the use of artificial intelligence. and the spotlight. tonight, a bay area filmmaker with an intimate family story added another oscar nomination to his resu

u. n. s c decision on the borders of 1967. a state that would co exist in peace and security with israel's circuit library. it's right at that. it's very important to get the opinions, all the regional partners in the conflicts to find out how they see this conflict. the results of will be waiting to hear what comes out out of the meeting of the arab league of nations, which hopefully will be in the next coming days, or at least in a matter of weeks. because as we know, thousands of innocent civilians are being killed and garza will, despite the tragedy that's on the folding in the middle east, one months doing his best. but the smile on people's faces a video of us then you can medium box mode is weights. have given gift cards to guidance as going viral online, the comedian post of the video and instagram, and i tried to global attention. his goal is to bring a smile and provide some relief to palestinians in garza who is suffering from the conflicts. the smiles on laughter here are assigned of hope as a way to hands off card

u. n. s. c decision on the borders of 1967, a state that would co exist in peace and security with israel circle i reiterated that it's very important to get the opinions of the regional partners in the conflict to find out how they see this conflict results. so we'll be waiting to hear what comes out out of the meeting the of the arab league of nations, which hopefully will be in the next coming days. or at least in a matter of weeks. because as we know, thousands of innocent civilians are being killed in gaza. moving on to other news now in southeast asia, wherever i send that naval ships that arrived in me on my, for joint drills design to strengthen the military ties between the 2 countries is all to you corresponded dental costs with my some here and you haven't gotten myanmar where a squadron from russia's pacific fleet is just sailing into the harbor right now for a week of celebration and preparation celebration of the naval cooperation that's been going on between russia and me. and mar

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u. s.. in new york and washington, d. c., hundreds of american jews have been arrested, calling for a cease-fire in nonviolent demonstrations. holding signs with messages like, not in our name and, my grief is not your weapon. others have been more direct -- senate hearing at which secretary of state anthony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin were testifying protesters painted their hands red to symbolize what they say was blood on america's hands. >> committee will suspend [inaudible] >> why aren't they at the table? cease-fire now. i beg you. cease-fire now. >> right now, calling for a cease-fire is still a distinctly minority opinion inside congress, as a whole. there's not a single senator, i think, who's calling for it and within the democratic caucus, there's only 18 members of congress that have signed on to a resolution calling for a cease-fire. all of them are democrats, there are the ones you see there. the calls for a cease-fire are, it appears, to the polling we have and again, this is coming -- in it do

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c. when thousands of policing and protest this gathered at a freedom plaza, close to the white house to demand a ceasefire, and also meant to u. s. h, a to is relevant at the same time. the white house is also condemning it. what they call in alarming rides. and anti semitic incidents at schools and on college campuses stating that there is no place for hate in america. so we can see that even thousands of kilometers a way of this conflict discussions is also taking strong discussion souls and taking place here in the us. do you got through expensive not as goober in washington dc. bad. thank you so much for your reporting now the mounting pharaoh is if an escalation of the conflict on his raz bought of 11 on lebanese officials for full civilians, including 3 children have been killed. and then as various strikes near the southern town of not though, these strategies say these ready military says it was examining the incident and that the strife was based on intelligence. evidence, hezbollah militant group has to squandered by fire and brokers at the northern, necessarily town of k to it's going up now around 250000 out of 10 an

c. when thousands of policing and protest this gathered at a freedom plaza, close to the white house to demand a ceasefire, and also meant to u. s. h a to is relevant at the same time. the white house is also condemning it. what they call in alarming rise. and anti semitic incidents at schools and on college campuses stating that there is no place for hate in america. so we can see that even tiles of kilometers a way of this conflict discussions is also taking strong discussions, also taking place there in the us. do you got too expensive not of as goober in washington dc. bad. thank you so much for your reporting to now the mounting fields of an escalation and the conflict on his dress board over at lebanon, lebanese officials for 4 civilians, including 3 children, have been killed. and then as ready as striking of a southern town of not though these deadly ministry says that as examining the incident, 11 is his will ahmed attempt. a crew has responded by firing dockets at the northern extremity town of q, just going on. now around 250000 fat as soon refugees live in lapland, most in camps established off of the 1st out of the

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c for us with warner. so john, we know the u. s. navy has it has a presence in that region. so they were in a position to uh, to make uh, some sort of verification of this and, and talk about it, what does they've been saying? yeah, we have actually just go a response to this and from the us national security council, that's the top body of advisors to the white house. just gonna tell you what they said that the who, to militant caesar at the most professional galaxy leader in the red sea is a flagrant violation of international know with the mom, the immediate release of the ship and its crew will consult with the allies in you and partners as to appropriate next steps. so that's what they've said about this. and i just, as you said, has in the us has the stuff it's presence since the start the war in the middle east and the in the seas. and the middle east, they've sent to a croft carriers with a company, was ships around them to in the woods, assist in the defense of israel. but they obviously haven't been able to prevent this from happening in this case. all right, john,

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for a 3 day c saw and some women and children from palestinian women and children from his riley prisons. they say that be these negotiations that are happening and coordination with the u. s, but that it is currently the sticking point. we know that these ready government prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that they will be known as a sign until all the hostages released. so whether or not that particular deal comes to fruition, you know, we're still waiting to see more information on that. i'd actually be myself today. we have a number of families, all of some of the hostages we've, they've been conducting a route from jersey, sorry, from tel aviv to jerusalem. instead of a protest or an aware or when is raising event to try to lobby the government lobby international organizations to do more, to free the hostages, to make it a higher priority. opposed to government saying it is one of a key aims beds. they've got military games as well, and those 2 aims are, don't match if you will. but at the moment what we're hearing, what we're hearing on on the radio, is that any hopes of finding some hostages or remnant up or um, no signs of the hostages were around. i'll see

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