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significant when you think back to the start of the tournament when expectations were very low outside of the england camptheir six previous tests and some people were predicting there might have gone out in the group stages. but england have won their last three games here at the world cup. there is a lot of confidence in the camp and they have this dead rubber, i suppose look forward to against samoa. and richard wigglesworth, the attack goes, has been talking about how they will approach the game against samoa with qualification already secured. i don't think there will be experimentation in this. i don't think the same team will probably get played game after game. the team picked will be the best team to go and try to beat samoa. well, the pressure may be off for england, but for samoa this is a huge game. they have described it as like a cup finals to them. they know if they beat england they will automatically qualify for the next world cup. england, of course, will be huge favourites for this game against a tier 2 nation. but samoa have lots of experience in their side, they have former all blacks

significant when you think back to the start of the tournament when expectations were very low outside of the england camp previous tests and some people were predicting they might�*ve gone out in the group stages but england did win the last three games here the world cup in there's a lot of confidence in the camp and they have this to look forward to against samoa and the attack coach has been talking about how they are going to approach that game against samoa with qualifications already secured. i don't think there will be experimentation and adopting i don't think there will be experimentation think the same team will get played — year after year and the team picked will be the best to try and beat them. the pressure may be offered england before samoa, this is a huge game and they described it as a cup final to them because they know if they beat england, it will be qualify them for the next world cup. it will qualify them for the next world cup. england will be huge favourites for this game against a tier 2 nation but samoa have lots of experience on their side and former all—blacks in the squad an

ukraine. 9 and what was interesting is that we were reading how ukrainian deputy set the camp was told to keep a low profile over the next $45.00 days, which is going to be a defining period as they come to that new agreement. and especially to avoid any corruption relates of scandals. um, i'm gonna ask you a know you've question. why do you think that they were given such instruction? steve? well, obviously, if any, if anything were to come to light, it would just involved in the case of the mostly the house republicans and the few in the senate. uh that don't want to see ukrainian a to be included in any part of a bunch of deals, you know, without much, much, much more scrutiny. so if this comes, if anything were to come to light, if anything untoward were to happen, obviously it would, it would just up. but you know, i'm bold in their case and it would be hard for me because we're coming to an election in a year. and public opinion does matter. and i told you with the public opinion is already if, if something was to come to light or something were to happen, it wouldn't be easy for uh, for the,

loaded m late on the grass. supplies of food already said to be physically low in gaza for now and major basically in the refugee camp. that menu applied on that day. the bread has been destroyed in an s like a supermarket, was also the finding damaged. the more details his low for the, for the or, i mean i love had a sad day for the whole population of the now guys, the refugee can as their own sold. zachary has now being found it to the ground after. and is it raj? is very easy every strike had this location that was before, this is dry. the location of the bakery if my guys have a gun, which is home to 55, thousands palestinians adding to around 607-0000. others of those who have been displaced from those in the gaza city, a great deal of both destruction and low says, have been selected. so the, if i'm not here to the supermarket, the one of the, one of the most famous i view silver mark is likes to buy markets in the refugee camp. off those say rods. i love the mood a lot more was heat with free me cycles. hard by is really were planes. the rate cause the back part of the mall to collapse and claim the lives of

at the same time , the zionist drones flew at a low altitude in the sky of the jenin camp, and it is said that snipers were deployed for the buildings. to according to local sources, the occupying forces destroyed parts of jen city with bulldozers. 6 palestinians were injured in the attack of the zionist forces on nablus in the west bank. the soldiers of the zionist regime also attacked hebron and kidnapped a number of palestinians. the occupying forces also destroyed a store and closed it down during the attack on ghulaqiliyeh . at the same time, the jenin battalion announced that it targeted the troops and vehicles of the zionist regime. another news about the entrances to the old part of quds city and al-aqsa mosque, and preventing palestinian worshipers from entering the mosque to offer the hakayat prayer. have. criticizing the syrian people and the government of the inability of the international community, especially the united nations, to prevent the crimes of the zionist regime, the president of syria has called the crimes against the palestinian nation a reflection of atroci

low coast. hey, or, and the magazine refugee camp lakes. now have a look on the initiative that has been sold by some initiative locos here, and this community, let's get go inside. this is a bonded home this, this little garden that belongs to one of the family members right here of this community. by the end of the beginning, we receive 10 families asking to bake their bread. but now the number stands at nearly a 120 families. everyone whose cooking gas runs out comes over to us to bake the brad every day, the demand increases and we do our best to help us with. i have hosted in my home 25 displaced relatives from northern gauze, and garza city. thanks to god and then to this initiative that enabled us to make our bread and cook our food every day to help bake 30. no school me. actually, they have lowered the pressure that we have been and during that people here are suggesting that they are being forced to go back to the stone age older than me. the village because of the the war that is right is carrying out against garza. i'm the lack

many times and what's unusual about your view point is that you've said all as low as a waste of time as chief negotiator to camp david. you've itemized what was going on and, and said that the problem is the israel has never had a leader that understood the tragedy of the displacement of palestinians and what the palestinian story actually is. but what is the interest of the bite? and so next sholtes and macro coming to a peer besides, that's an yeah. what's your understanding of why they did that as well? this is quite how i'm president of the history also the call over of a conflict between the and the policy has. and it needs to be understood in my view at all in 2 ways. while it is in the, the fall of the 7th of october. and the 2nd is the symmetric understanding of these leave because the tools these find rolling, boswell is a then, is parts open. brother showed um where uh, nope, was it says blog rush uh, drum possibly trying. i was and it used to be defined as a totally till the warning uh in your end as well. so you right in gaza i've seen in terms of the uh, strategic brother setup as part of all the s

many times and what's unusual about your view point is that you've said all as low as a waste of time as chief negotiator to camp david. you've itemized what was going on and, and said that the problem is the israel has never had a leader that understood the tragedy of the displacement of palestinians and what the palestinian story actually is. what is the interest of the biden? so next sholtes and macro coming to a peer besides, that's an yeah. what's your understanding of why they did that as well? these are quite versed and then to the history also the call over also uh perfect because what i let and the policy has and it needs to be understood in my view uh in 2 ways. while using the, the shell call him on the 7th of october. and the 2nd is the so the understanding of dc because the 12 who signed rolling because of that is a and is far too often broiled or uh, shows um where uh, nope, was it says blog rush uh the wrong possibly trying i was and it used to be defined as a totally till the war in uh, in your end as well. so you, right. and because i've seen in terms of the uh, strategic brother setup as fontos

many times and what's unusual about your view point is that you've said all as low as a waste of time as chief negotiator to camp david. you've itemized what was going on and, and said that the problem is the israel has never had a leader that understood the tragedy of the displacement of palestinians and what the palestinian story actually is. but what is the interest of the bite? and so next sholtes and macro coming to a peer besides, that's an yeah. what's your understanding of why they did that? well, this is quite how i'm president of the history. also the call of a conflict between the and the policy is and it needs to be understood in my view a, or in 2 ways. while using the, the shawl coe about of the 7th of october. and the 2nd is the symmetric understanding of dc, because the tools we find rolling casa is a, and is far too often broiled are shown um, where the blog rushed to the wrong possibly trying. i was the used to being defined as a totally till the warning in your end as well. so you right, and also i've seen the terms of the, the strategic brother set up as part of all the setting config. yeah.

the navy and it's shelly, and there were some, like mrs. hilda low go to very, she brought our children because she said, by setting up camp there, they would learn not to be afraid to defend their country. the, the protests lead to hundreds of arrests. but some members of last, much of those feel that the protests aren't working and call for something more than civil disobedience. the in puerto rico today are united states. navy bus was ambushed by political terrorist firing, rifle, shot guns and pistols. 18 on our navy technicians were going to work in the school bus on the terrace ambush. them just outside san juan. 2 were killed and 10 were wounded, including 3 women. 3 groups leave a joint communicate in a nearby phone booth claiming responsibility. one of them is low so much of those they state that the attack was in retaliation for a protest throughout vegas who was killed while in police custody. and that the actions will continue until the guest is returned to the point, though he can people the moment held the navy accountable. if you kill a prisoner claim is suicide. when cleared forensic evidence showing that h

low in gaza. but now a major basically in a refugee camp, but many of the light on the, for the daily but has been destroyed and asked like a civil long. it was also to find the families with more details. here's the fordable to, i mean i would my 3 to day for the whole population of the snow guys, the refugee camp as their own sold. zachary has now being found it to the ground after. and is it raj? is really every strike head. this location that was before this is strike the location of the back of 3 of my guys have a gun which is home to said the 5 thousands palestinians adding to around 607-0000. others of those who have been displaced at from knows in the gaza. city, a great deal of both destruction and losses have been inflected to the supermarket through the supermarket. the one of the, one of the most famous and few civil markers likes to buy markets and the refugee camp of those se rides. all of them are moved a lot more was heat with 3 me cycles. 5 by is really were planes the rate cause the back part of the mall to collapse. unclaimed the lives of 9 members of the buddha law family for s

is not recognized. supply is of food or what he said to be politically low in gaza, but now a major basically, and a refugee camp. but many of the either on the, for the day, the but has been destroyed and asked like a civil law. it was also to find the families with more details. here's the portable to, i mean, automatically to day for the whole population of the now guys, the refugee can as their own sold. zachary has now being found it to the ground after and is re raj, is really a re strike head this location that was before. this is dry. the location of the battery. if my guys have a gun, which is home to save these 5 thousands palestinians adding to around 607-0000, others of those who have been displaced at from knows in the gaza city. a great deal of both destruction and losses have been selected to the supermarket to the supermarket. the one of the, one of the most famous and few civil markets likes to buy markets in the refugee camp of new se rides, all of them or moved a lot more was heat with 3 me styles. 5 by is really were planes, the rate cause the back part of the mall to collapse. unclaimed the

says hospitals in the enclave run dangerously low on fuel. and students in several american universities including new york participate in a national wall camp. hello and welcome, you're watching world news on press tv, coming to you live from our headquarters in tehran, thank you for joining us, my name is gisumi shah ahmadi and these are top stories, this hour. israel presses ahead with its deadly war on gaza with most of the massacres being committed in areas the regime claimed would be safe. at least 22 palestinians, mostly children have been killed in the latest israeli air rates on the southern gaza strip. the health ministry says more than 7,000 people have been killed, most of them women and children since the start of the offensive. meanwhile, the israeli military says it conducted a brief ground incursion into northern gaza on thursday. in a statement, the military said, the incursions was in preparation for the next stage of the war on gaza. at added troops, excited the area at the end of the activity. there was no immediate comment from the hamas resistance movement. israel has mass troops and tanks around gaza for what the regim

and according to her medical report, she has gone through low blood pressure, armita's parents say they have not seen any irregularities in the campmera footage provided by the subway company or her medical report, they have called for people to pray for their daughters health. i've seen the subway footage and i don't think what some people say is true. i've seen all the footage and followed it closely. nothing was wrong. last year, similar media tactics employed by the anti-iran news outlets incited violence throughout the country, yet the misinformation campaign has only failed. and there is no end inside to israel's brutality across occupied territories, the uh regions forces are now killed and settlers that is have killed two more palestinians in the west bank bringing total number of palestinians killed on thursday to four. 19-year-old labi muhammad damidi was killed by israeli settlers in the west bank town of huara. israel shot him in the heart few hours after another palestinian youth was fatally shot by regime forces. earlier on thursday, israeli forces had killed two palestinians near the west bank town of tutankharam, 2

camp. more new video showing palestinians cooking with firewood as fuel supplies run low and israel's in energy minister says they will turn the water back on for parts of southern gaza following talks between the president and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a new update on the 70 people killed when three convoys of evacuees in gaza were killed by strikes. and idf spokesman said israel didn't strike the convoy, adding, quote, it appears that hamas had the road booby trapped. here are the latest casuay numbers. 1400 killed, 3500 moved into israel. 2670 killed, 9600 wounded in gaza. 55 killed in the west bank, 1200 wounded as well. we have several reporters in place from israel to iran to lebanon. as we go to nbc's raf sanchez on the israel gaza border, we're getting new video of israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu meeting with families of those taken hostage by hamas. what are you hearing about the efforts there to rescue these hostages ahead of this ground incursion? >> yasmin, prime minister netanyahu is under real pressure right now from the families of these hostages. there was

camp in central gaza. for the un says the supplies needs to be scaled up immediately, a subsides are running low on food and have no clean water, but like a fuel, there's also crippled sanitation systems. and so the north of israel, the idea says it's bombed, has beloved facilities inside lebanon, and across the board of shutting between israel and the minutes in group, the one says, more than 19000 lebanese people have been selling displaced. i'll take cost one is yes, in consensus dish reports from the country for the course of the last 2 weeks. we have observed clashes along the southern border with israel, visible la forces and is really forces have been engaging along that border. but over the past week, we've seen an intensification, as well as an increase in scope and range of these attacks. for the most part that we were, we were in the southern part of lebanon. we realized that these attacks were getting further and further closer to residential areas. but one of the more interesting or at least more concerning matters is reports suggest very recently that the idea fired 15 shows at a lebanese army

revolution , a number of girls with low hijab who have chosen the hijab are going to be honored in this ceremony. the exhibition of capabilities of khatam al-anbia construction camp has been held in isfahan university of technology. a show of hope in delashgah. a sign of advanced technology is a place of hope. the belief of the students of the university of technology in visiting the exhibition of the capabilities of the khatam al-alania construction camp gives young people and students hope for the future. they can be themselves in these projects. i didn't think that we would be able to produce oil projects and an exhibition refinery in isfahan university of technology in a society that is a member and help the growth, development and excellence of that society, its students and those young experts who can. students could see themselves in the layouts of the camp with the possibility of virtual reality. the space had created an attractive view that made you think you were right there. the sea is interesting for students was. it gave us a positive feeling and it gave us a sense of pride that we can have something to say in the world, this work made us able to hav

low. >> mr. spencer, imagine hosting a camp for 2000 microtek floyd bennet field in timber housing will make it much more difficult for the park police and nypd to do their job or can you explain edition law enforcement challenges that will come with the migrant camp at floyd bennet field? >> thank you, congressman. basic of right now we struggling day today to meet our mission requirements with what we do. >> speaking of that, tell us your day-to-day duties of the u.s. park police officer. and does migrant and refugee population management fall into the regular duties of u.s. park police officers? >> not directly but anything that falls on our jurisdiction and the national parks and public lands that we patrol will definitely be our responsibility. but our concern is our staffing level right now, over the last, for instance, over the last year we had 511 officers sworn total since last june. over that time, today we fired 68 officers. we've only yielded 15 total because of our attrition and our retention problem. so to that end, to answer your question, we have like us to before two officers usuall

camps. two weeks ago oversight investigation subcommittee heard testimony from the democratic witnessed how important it was to facilitate polls, public engagement and decision meeting and especially low income communities during the process because it will lead to better decisions for the entire community council member, please describe public consultation process to host thousands of migrant. >> there was no confrontation, no public consultation. there's a letter written by our government and we asked for a meeting with the governor's office in the governor's office did comply will. we sent questions beforehand and none of the questions were answered. we followed two weeks later they told needed. >> that does not seem to be meaningful in terms of public engagement or decision-making. other communities of color for all income amenities in the area that were consulted? >> there were no areas at all whether areas of color, low income, middle income. no immunity, no elected officials. we found not like everybody else did. >> across the board the biden administration has totally failed working with the community to address the crisis the biden administration created, is that there? >> it

low rise, very simple buildings. so an attack from the arrow even from the ground, would have devastating consequences. yes, i mean these are refugee camps, by definition. the population i've got face around 10200000 people and 75 percent of the inhabitants in gaza, or formerly listed as refugees in the us system. so these large, $0.60 which are now like 5060 years old, they have no rice building and then for each generation there is a new, there's a new store on the building. so uh, the grand parents are living in the you know, the next generation on the next generation altogether, very densely populated, extremely high population density and large families to families. our t leveling gaza is around 5060 percent. so these are civilians are the palestinian refugees that are being born with a phillip support of the white house and president. this is more of a disaster for us now if we kind of stop this and the hospitals out of the night, do electrical power, water and medical supplies, and i was going to be upset and the doctor said he sent me the width following in terms of like a fuel supplies, we are waiting of course to hear about whe

camps in chad and south sudan. >> hello there. welcome to look at the international forecast. we have some nasty weather developing across the southeast of australia. a developing area of low pressure just rattling its way through. intensified very swiftly, actually, so the possibility of severe rain, maybe some heavy showers into tasmania, but it's pushing up into a good part of that eastern section of new south wales. we do have some bush fires burning here. we could well see some localized flooding as this system makes its way through. drier, brighter weather coming back in. temperatures trying to recover. 16°c in melbourne and 18 in adelaide. meanwhile, we have got some wet weather making its way towards taiwan at the moment in the form of typhoon kueng you, feeling across the south of the country. all parts of taiwan will see heavy and flooding rains, but the worst of the weather will be across those heavy southern areas. not too bad for japan. >> i have the right to boycott anyone i want to, and the state has no business getting involved in that. quickstart has chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to do at the state level all that i can to support

planning to have more and more camps like this, once the egyptians are allowing more tents, more food, more fuel and more medicine. rushdi abualouf. live now to shaina lowan refugee council. thanks very much forjoining us at what must be a very busy time for you. you have colleagues who are also on the ground in gaza. what are they telling you about the situation there at the moment? 50 they telling you about the situation there at the moment?— there at the moment? so we have about 54 colleagues _ there at the moment? so we have about 54 colleagues in _ there at the moment? so we have about 54 colleagues in gaza - there at the moment? so we have about 54 colleagues in gaza who l there at the moment? so we have l about 54 colleagues in gaza who are about 5a colleagues in gaza who are in various degrees of panic and chaos. we have 11 staff who are still above the wadi gaza demarcation line, who reportjust harrowing, harrowing conditions. i learned today that one of our colleagues, he spent the entire day justifying some bread and a gallon of water for justifying some bread and a gallon of waterfor his justifying some bread and a gallon of water for his fa

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low monthly payment financing. >>> you are watching cnn's special live coverage of the israel/hamas war. we begin with a devastating and very deadly israeli air strike on the largest refugee campgaza. the israeli military says the strike on the refugee camp took out one of the leaders of the october 7th terror attack. eyewitnesses and medics said the strike caused a large number of casualties. >> a spokesman told wolf blitzer that the target was a very senior hamas commander. here's part of their conversation. >> we'll be coming out in the next, hopefully, hour with more data. but i can update you now, that there was a very senior hamas commander in that area. sadly, he was hiding, again, as they do, behind civilians. that's all i can see at this point. we'll be coming out with more data as we learned what happened there. >> can you confirm it was an israeli attack that destroyed bia big chunk of that refugee camp? >> yes, i can. >> and the fact that -- >> we were focused on the target. a senior commander, and we'll be updating you with more as the hour moves ahead. >> we want to show you video of the scene. it shows the inside of the indonesian hospital in gaza, that is treat

low spokes person for the norwegian refugee council speaking to us from jerusalem. thank you as well. israel has launched airstrikes on the west bank as well. targeting a mosque in the janine refugee camp. israel describe the site as a terrorist compound and said it was being used to repair attacks. the posting in health authority says 90 people have been killed in the west bank in the past 2 weeks. palestinian suited by the aftermath of and his riley strike to the head. damaging this most. compound image. janine vicki g temp israel says militants. religion from underneath the mosque to plan further. attacks . neva, it's the same meaning the quote was for sleep at the time. got to ship the young people around what time to leave the neighborhood outside was empty. we heard a sound like, you know versus they and suddenly there was a strike on the roof of the most up or not. but the gen ma'am, in the 2nd i that is that right? and it was taking out the basis of body bought them, let them it strikes on the occupied. we spent a re, a compared to gaza. but israel school with some of his lead to increased violence here to the palestinian helpful. tar. she sees dozens of people who've been kill

refugee camp in gaza saying it targeted and killed the home us intelligence that was just days ago as well. the, the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of refugees, the south, where the time is low, cutting to get the general highlight. and yes, i am a former, come on though. the idea of intelligence unit says is a foster thomas. and that's why it got caught of gone when they 1st attacked you own from by me. so it doesn't, you know, don't do this the last because we're really, the thomas one sees, filed, the, is the silvery in the gulf of state really care for the 66 that we provide the game where he's working places. so he does have people have a mobile user with the hosp to doctors restraining of doctors with what the electricity o f, as in he provides or something like that to be able to it. but i'd like that would be included and there would be a new new, uh, new, uh, uh, photo be. and i mentioned the date that you guys are going to be. these are the big mistake of these very diligence so that they are acting as plus the acting pressure that they really not do didn't. that's personally. and dyslexia test over 80 percent of the population as we get done with the how much know

low but original. so to have this report about a group of volunteers in our shop, the refugee camp in han, eunice, providing food to families in the 10s of thousands of displaced palestinians are living in this camp. set up by do you have relief and what agency and fund eunice? they left their homes in the north and goes, the street to escape is red. it's right. many have most family members. now they're facing starvation. the degree of this warranty is led by every by him he's hoping to use some of the suffering they are handing out bien, atlanta. so the fact that i used to live in a bit of fiji campbell, my assembly and i been forced to move here to, to the methodist is really been part of many families are displaced to have to the initiative was started by another displaced but as pinion with an extend, somebody in my mind is if somebody, if turn on a couple of we fall into prepare meals for the president of this council on hundreds of trucks carrying humanitarian aid of waiting at the refund for the crossing with each. but one of the few doesn't help being allowed to enter guys in the past few days, acc

southward, which was actually much larger, but as the camp was located in the north, to do all that work, they still had to go around. so, there's a low-spot in the river in an area called hollow, where they built a temporary log bridge, and trucks actually could cross this. however, a constantly flooded and washed out joseph does end, the architect, actually, at one point, fell in and nearly drowned before somebody pulled him out. in fact, this is the picture that he took and he marked a spot that he fell into the river. now, as i mentioned, pleasant hill dam has been proposed, and work was starting. the ccc did not have any direct involvement with construction of the dam that's under the army corps of engineers. however, as the valley where the liquid go started to fill up, they relocated newville, a village there. there was schools, farms. all this was taken by eminent domain. with the forest, the states struggled to buy the land, but because this was a flood control project, they used eminent domain to kick everyone out. so, they were trying to decide what to do with this bridge that was originally declared for the river to go thr

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but as the camp was located and north bay to do all of that work, they still had to go around. so there's a low spot in the river in an area called hog hollow where they a temporary log bridge and trucks actually could cross this. however constantly flooded and washed out joseph just ask the architect actually at one point fell in and drowned before someone pulled him out. and in fact, this is a picture that he took and he the spot where he fell into, the river. now, as i mentioned, pleasant dam had been proposed and work starting the kcc did not have any direct involvement. construction of the dam that's under army corps of engineers. however as the valley where the lake would go started to fill up. they relocated neuville which is a village there. there were schools, farms. all of this was taken eminent domain. so what the forest, the state struggled to buy the land. but because this was a flood control project, they just use eminent domain to kick everyone out. so were trying to decide what to do with. this bridge that was along originally the clear fork river snake there before it goes into

low that they look up to me. >> is walgreens also in that camp? >> absolutely. i'm so glad you brought that up.hey didn't really kitchen sink it, but tim wentworth is going to shift -- now, 5% of theirs is health care, 95% is lock and key. lock and key being the -- that, you know, i order stuff from amazon in the morning, and it's there in the evening, and it beats, of course, having someone over. he knows that. he's going to pivot and make that into a health care company. that's a buy. >> we'll talk more about that in a bit. wentworth starts his job a week from monday >> this guy's a genius. >> you said nice things yesterday. >> he's powerful, and he understands. the previous ceo left before the press release was out. suboptimal. this fellow -- i sound like my father -- is so good. what a choice. i love it. >> we'll talk more about that, obviously. it's a big corporate management piece right now. >>> the market's still fielding headlines from the israel-hamas war. now entering its sixth day. we got the secretary of state arriving in tel aviv today, meeting with regional leaders, including neta

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