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well, i was in the camp with low expectations and i would give both leaders at least an a-.n a—. it's still about optics. if you look at the last five diplomatic meetings between the us and china, they have mostly been nothing burgers to use a technical term. been nothing burgers to use a technicalterm. good been nothing burgers to use a technical term. good photo ops were not a lot of substance. but already the first session, there are a couple more closed door sessions but this first session we had military to military dialogue restored and importantly, if i look in the chinese media, social media and the official media, they are praising the us for the past two weeks. of course they will do that because president xi is not going to go to a country thatis not going to go to a country that is a mess, they want to make you look good but it's quite a turnaround from a month ago i would say. so a big shift in the propaganda. we have at least one concrete win, i'm not sure how much we will get but i'm happy with that. in sure how much we will get but i'm happy with that.— i'm h

in jericho, a refugee camp was rated near romo low. there were is really rate operations being carried out all in all, just a total of today. 17 new palestinian detainees is really hands. so even of it as news releases go forward. well people are happy to see that there are negotiations that there is the ceasefire. a precious few days of cease fire in terms of the bombardment happening and gaza, they compare it to these really occupations, ongoing detention of people in policy and communities. the total number of people detained. so for, since the war began in the occupied westbank not in gaza in the occupied westbank where there is no home us numbers more than 3150. and the total number of killed since october 7, numbers. now a 232 palestinian laws still ahead on elsie's 0, tens of thousands of people takes the streets of london once again for coming in to the war. i'm going to have more on that after a short break. 7 the a how are we still have cold air in place across depending on the korean peninsula, it should tell a little less c

there were drones is really drones flying low over the city. and the camp there, and what we understand is that there are ongoing clashes as well with armed fighters. it's very much like the raids we saw in jeanine just yesterday. and those went on for about 16 or 17 hours. so we are looking at what's happening until aquarium, as perhaps part of the pattern. and we'll have to wait and see how long these rates go on. but we know that they are ongoing. at this moment. these types of raids were ongoing before the events of october 7th, but have escalated in the week since the war began. no doubt, something that will be raised by pup posting and president obama, the boss when he meets with us secretary of state anthony blinking. later today, the united states has been looking to the palestinian authority and president the boss as potentially taking over some sort of governing roland, gaza in a postwar environment. but with palestinians are saying perhaps what may become the biggest political her. ready is critics within the policy and community saying that the

i don’t understand, salo, rusian amo, zalo, salo, zalo, salo, salo, zalo, in camp two we have a tent for three, it’s very lowy i sleep on the right, vitaly is on the left next to all the gadgets, and anton is in the middle , jack, with his feet towards us, with three people in the tent a lot of condensation is generated, the tent is set up like this that for some reason, thomas, you take up too much space, move away. it’s fun, as i say, of course, we had a language barrier, after some time i even learned a few russian words, it became a little easier, which means today we have for lunch, from thomasaf, esstuf, now we’ll open liver caviar menta, wow , you definitely won’t, i will, for sure, i definitely will, that’s how we fry the snow , fry, fry, steam, then his sick pakistani, as they say, he was very tense yesterday, when leaving here at 7.000 all night and day lies and does not rise, apparently it will need to be evacuated down, it looks like pulmonary or cerebral edema, pulmonary edema is cerebral edema, provoked by oxygen deprivation, you need an injection of methosone, thomas, let me carry my backpack

at jackson. hundreds of civic leaders that are ready to receive the israel as low as an attack on the javante, a refugee camp in northern gauze that funding of united nations run school. as the ministry continues as bombardment of the strip, how far it is there, say $200.00 people were killed in 2 separate strikes, including children. you can run out of school is located inside the jabante, a refugee camp. mono from to meet. you met vanco and i wanting is report contains some distressing images. this united nations. one school is now a graveyard. wheel thousands shelter to you. but now bodies like sketches between the desk. and what was one news? the clock for the alpha kuda school in the north of gaza. he is what survive as a field tech, so it has to be a low in the middle of the young. did body sketch it. pieces of flesh. no one could recognize the sun on life as home. this facility once took in thousands of children and prided itself on its supportable venerable students. but these days, it's been a shelter for families displaced by bombings. the ones that we took refuge in schools they bombarded us. we w

focusing on high risk, high classified facilities right now but these are issues at our secured lows and our camps have access at 122 facilities. >> what do you think the cost of that would be? >> congressman i don't know what that would be but i can talk to my team and get back to seconds. one of the things that i'm looking at is bop pays a range from gl5 to gl8, other agencies like icdp they pay at different rate. much higher rates, what factors contribute being lower than other agencies and are you open to raising that base pay to help attract and retain individuals at bop? >> absolutely. so our officers do not get paid enough. we have trouble keeping them, state corrections will offer higher salaries than what we pay even local sheriffs are able to pay more than what we are able to pay in certain regions so we would welcome any changes to pay structure and support in pay structure and funding. we were able to increase this year by about $2,000, the top salary of our correctional officers in hope to recruit a better and larger lot and retain the ones that we do have. >> thank you, director. >>

oxygen has stopped view and says he has really s bikes on this trip to launch this refugee camp could amount to a low crime devante a refuge account was hit on tuesday and wednesday, getting a $200.00 people. and these randy met a t says it's full, says all the gates of concepts. 15 tanks and soldiers have crossed into the area of a 3 main locations. as months of the deepest incursion into attachments as well with to, from casa in 2005, i'll be able to using the rafa crossing in southern garza to and to egypt for a 2nd day at least $400.00 people across the border on wednesday after it was open for the 1st time since the start of the gospel castle helped him mediate the agreement as of now only seriously injured palestinians. and jo nationals are allowed to leave the gaza strip. yes, present terabyte and has spoken about the efforts to get some americans out of guns or through the roof of crossing and has fund capital for its mediation efforts. today a thanks to concerted merit leadership or we're in a situation where a safe passage for water, palestinians, and foreign nationals. thanks. a garza has

low? but you know that there are also many refugees in this camp, innocent civilians, men, women and childrenis is the tragedy of war, we have been talking for several days now. move south, but under fire and south, iran's tasnim agency reported bombing of residential. quarters of the city of khan yunis - this is almost on the border with egypt, in addition, according to the latest data, communications and the internet are again completely cut off in the sector. in israel, the day before they announced the start of the third phase of the military operation iron swords, as reported by the al-araya tv channel, the israeli army began an assault on the gaza strip from five directions at once. new round the palestinian-israeli conflict began with a brutal attack by hamas militants on october 7. the terrorists did not spare either women or children, killed everyone who got in their way , captured 240... about 1,400 people became victims of the attack, while the victims on the palestinian side, less than a month later, according to preliminary estimates, were already about six times more, almost all

there are separate safety rules for a tent camp; first you need to clear the area of ​​debris, dead wood, fallen wood, and lowg water supply, and ensure communications with emergency services, have a device for sounding a sound signal. sites for fires should be no closer than 50 m from the outermost tent, the distance between the tents themselves should be at least 3 m, and placing them closer than 10 m from trees is prohibited, so as not to receive a lightning discharge. in residential tents, you must not store flammable or combustible liquids, block passages and exits, install partitions or unintended structures, or use kerosene lamps and candles for lighting. among emergency situations, one of the most common is when someone strayed from the group and got lost. call a rescuer immediately. by number 112, it works most often, even when there is no network. one of the recommendations for calling 112 is to go to some hill , leave the phone for a few minutes without moving, that is, put it there and put it on the ground so that the connection is more stable , try to get through, well, there is a 100% guarantee

camp just yet. we try to remain levelheaded throughout everything — not ride the highs too high and the lows too low us, it is go about our business as we have done the whole way through. just keeping things simple, sticking to what we do best. obviously the way england, australia, south africa — they all play a very aggressive brand of cricket, and we have our own brand. if we stick to it, we know that we are fighters, we keep coming back time and time again and when it matters most, we really put the foot down. england's david willey has announced he will retired from international cricket following the world cup. he is the only bowler in the squad not to be offered a central contract. the team director said willey wasn't best pleased about it. england are defending champions, but they have lost five of their six matches so far. michael vaughan thinks england's treatment of willey has been disgraceful. to think that england handed out 29 contracts, yet a player — who is probably one of the only players performing in the world cup, is david willey — arrived at breakfast a couple of weeks ago i didn

camp. there is a heavy military presence is really forces on the ground with search dogs going from house to house drones, flying low over the city and over the camp. it really sounds very similar to the raids we saw in jeanine yesterday. that resulted in several deaths were heavy handed and lasted for hours tote room now and it seems to be the next target of israeli forces here in the occupied westbank. this will no doubt be a major issue that is raised by policy and president obama, the boss during his meeting, which is expected later today is part of the visit with a anthony blinking the us secretary of state. now the american government, the white house blinking himself, they've been looking to mount with the buses, government to the palestinian authority as a potential a governing body for guys are in a post for garza. but the fact of the matter is that the trust of the pallets in peoples in the bus and his government, the trust of the people, the credibility of his government, have all been under question. well, before the war began, those phone numbers have fall into the floor in recent weeks, so how much cre

camp pain in gaza. but support for an engineer who is at an all time low. and the question now will we start seeing more members of the government calling for his resignation, and how will that impact nothing. yeah. whose political future? elizabeth mama, thank you so much. mohammed junction with alexis live unoccupied, east jerusalem. the u. k. parliament has rejected a motion for an immediate cease fire, and garza, the village expose divisions for them. the opposition neva potty. 56 and peas defies. they need a key, a salma back, so called humanitarian pulls as a rather than a ceasefire. h members of his shadow cabinets, have resigned. negotiations on the release of homeless held a captives of a push to be focusing on the duration of a potential seas for the new site. actually all says the country lead mediation between israel and moss has sent it on to proposals as well, and has rejected the 1st quote for the release of 18 captives and exchange for a 3 day pool was in hostilities. the 2nd involves a gradual release of a larger number of captives of a sev

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camp in the north of the enclave. has targeted targeted by the idea that policy in depth low now the past 10500 of the. c c the emotional footage from the scene shows some children and incense being pulled from the rubble, the dep aaliyah campus, one of the most densely populated areas in gather it has been bombed by as well, several times. more than $200.00 policy unions have reported to being killed there in total was maybe more wounded. some victims are still trapped on the collapse buildings as local rescue as don't have enough equipment to clear the rubble of crossing guys us 30, be all shots. the camp was also bones by the idea of multiple other strikes have been reported across the city, including the sub broad district. israel says it's forces i have for the engaged in ground bottles in the heart of the guys and capital r t. a rabbit correspondents mohammed nasa, brings us this report on the situation in the city. you have that with most of the, these really rates of safe are concentrated on the eastern parts of guys are sitting in the solver district, locals with no one, but the area would be

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camp. big insurance companies are also refusing new policies because of wildfire risk. other companies are scaling back to only low-risk areas. so what's the real impact here? does it really affect a lot of us, especially in the bay area? joining us is our consumer investigator, chris chmura, and amy bach, the executive director of united policy holders, a consumer advocacy group. nice to have you both on the program, chris, let's start with you. are you in touch with anyone losing out on their policy, existing homeowners that are losing policies? >> we're hearing from people regularly. just yesterday, in fact, we got an email from a guy by the name of john in blossom hill, san jose. not in a high fire risk area. i think what john expressed is what we hear from a lot of folks, is a sense of hopelessness. he said he has been with his carrier for 30 years, never had a claim, and then, poof, this letter appears in the mailbox saying "we're done with you," and he wants to know why. >> just to be clear here, john is an existing homeowner. it's not a brand-new construction. it's not a brand-new house, and this is in the

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for almost two years a low intensity war has been raging in the occupied west bank residents here in the jenin campd there have been more than 30 involvements this year. here those who israel calls terrorists are seen as fighters against a decades-long military occupation. he is not a fighter, he works for the local government but last week israeli soldiers took over his home during yet another raid. as he shows me around, the remains of what was a family's life crunch under our shoes. brutal is how he sums up the soldiers behavior. scars of battles past pock mark the camp's walls. debris on almost every corner. i'm shown spent cartridges on the floor of her house saying israel troops used this room to fire down into the street. they took my husband, bound his hands and pushed him outside in the cold she said, they kept him there from 6:00 in the evening until 5:00 in the morning. eventually the soldiers let him go but took away her recently married son after ransacking his bedroom looking for weapons. an 18-year-old was shot last thursday evening through his window. his mother holding a bloodstain

camp, and surrounded a residential house in this city. at the same time, the drones of the zionist regime flew over jenin at a low altitude, and the soldiers of the zionist army also flew in the sky of this city shared luminous bullets. the occupiers have also completely surrounded the government hospital in gaza city and blocked all its entrances and prevented the sending of the wounded from the conflicts to this hospital. following this attack , resistance fighters heavily engaged in armed conflict with the occupying forces. the qassam battalions and al-aqsa martyrs battalions announced in a statement : the resistance fighters jointly countered the attack of the zionist forces on shahrar and the jenin camp and targeted them with heavy fire. a child was attacked by zionist soldiers and a young palestinian was injured. yesterday, abu obeidah, the spokesman of the azdin qassam battalions , the military branch of the hamas movement , announced the violation of the ceasefire in the north of the gaza strip by the israeli enemy and the confrontation of the resistance fighters in the field with this ceasefire violation. 10 other zionist prisoner

camp and surrounded a residential house in this city. at the same time , the zionist regime's anti-aircraft missiles are flying at low altitude

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republican challenger, hitting a new low in approval or seeing the majority of democrats raise concerns about his age. the numbers should be disconcerting for the biting camp. despite the grim data, so far democrats are sticking with their man. rather than confronting just how bleak things look at the moment, any democrats are finding solace in a cycle of self soothing spin that explains away difficult political reality and says here are some of the rationalizations. the first one, biden was underestimated in 2022 -- 2020 too. many people like to point back to the 2020 election as proof that biden can beat the odds. people doubted biden then and they turned out to be wrong. i will read a quote. the campaign can either build a campaign that is knee-jerk responsive to the same washington sources that were wrong in 2020 or they can put in the historic time and money they are right now, to mobilize their coalition to win a year from now. personally, i think acer certainty centered on voters, not washington is the right one, one pro biden source told politico playbook. that is some of the analysis. we know the polls have not been great for president biden but w

for almost two years, a low intensity war has been raging in the occupied west bank. residents here in jenin's refugee camp say that there have been more than 30 israeli military incursions since august of this year. the camp is home to militants who israel has accused of involvement in attacks on israelis. but here those whom israel calls terrorists are seen as fighters against a decades' long military occupation. this man is not a fighter, he works for the local government. but last week, israeli soldiers took over his home during yet another raid. as he shows me around, the remains of what was a family's life crunch under our shoes. brutal is how he sums up the soldiers' behavior. scars of battles past pot mark the walls, debris on almost every corner. and this woman shows me spent cartridges on the floor of her house saying israeli troops used this room to fire down into the street. they took my husband, bound his hands and pushed him outside in the cold, she says. they kept him there from 6:00 in the evening until 5:00 in the morning. eventually the soldiers let him go but took away her recently marri

low 70's. >> it's 9.14, and today marks 5 years since the deadly camp fire destroyed most of the town of paradise. the camp fire started when strong winds blue a spark from pg e equipment into the bone, dry trees building fire would become the deadliest and most destructive and all of california history. it burned nearly 14,000 homes destroying the town of paradise, killing 85 people. 5 years later, only about 2400 homes have been rebuilt. and the town has just under 10,000 people living there this morning, survivors of the camp fire are taking a moment to remember that with a moment of silence that's going to be happening at 11. 0, 8, and they're going to silent for 85 seconds to be exact for the 85 people who died and there will be special ceremony to seal a community time capsule and that will remain sealed until the 25th anniversary of the camp fire. so that will be opened in >> well, luckily, we've had a fairly mild wildfire season the summer knock on wood, but it looks like we're getting into the winter months now. so hopefully coming. we've got controlled burns happening today. we do down

for almost two years, a low-intensity war has been raging in the occupied west bank. residents here in janine's refugee camp say there have been more than 30 military incursions since august of this year. the camp is home to militants who israel has accused of involvement in attacks on israelis. but here, those whom israel calls terrorists are seen as fighters against a decades-long military occupation. this man is not a fighter. he works for the local government. but last week, israeli soldiers took over his home during yet another raid. as he shows me around, the remains of what was a family's life crunch under our shoes. brutal, is how he sums up the soldiers' behavior. scars of battles past mark the camp's walls, debris on almost every corner. this woman shows me spent cartridges on the floor of her house, saying israeli troops used this room to fire down into the street. [ speaking in a non-english language ] "they took my husband, bound his hands, and pushed him outside in the cold," she says. "they kept him there from 6:00 in the evening until 5:00 in the morning." eventually the soldiers let him go,

camping outside on the items will need. why food that was being sent now. so salt wise is being sent inside for the men low, 2010 per chosen now dipping level. so whether full call sees that it's called rain or what the next few days if he has the rails. and so i'm considering this mounting is region is phone to land slides. it was in fact a neighboring lance slide in the 1st place that calls this under construction tunnel to collapse. no time line whatsoever has been given by offer shows us when these men will sign the lease of today. but of course not all hope is lost reporting from what the call sheet in with the rock on richmond sharma, archie the. as the queen, the conflict continues, civilians have found themselves constantly being shelled by cubes. military. a recent attack damaged a residential building, wounding a young, go. all these different culture of picks up the story. the ukranian nationalist in seeing you firing indiscriminately against civil in areas here in the next on sunday on mother's day this house was sorry that as the result, 2 people or one does include an at 15 year old girl. acc

the breaking news about a deal brokered to aa low foreign nationals to leave sgaz nap comes as israeli officials are defending their strike on a refugee camp saying they were targeting a hamas commander. the number killed is still unclear, but eyewitnesss saying it will be significant. we'll speak to a spokesman haed. stay with us. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? have we piqued your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible. >>> welcome back. fbi director ray warning that americans are facing ab increased terror threat. during a senate hearing, he caution ed that the terror group's propaganda could inspire violent extremists in the u.s. >> the ongoing war in the middle east has raised the threat of an attack against

camp has been targeted repeatedly since the start of the war. i beg, begins, coverage, falls to work in the dark feud is running dangerously low in gaza. its health authority says hospitalization goes a city active service, a business trip, operating functioning as a money order be we have no electricity except in the emergency section. the native city section is out of service, but that meant the hospital is out of service for in terms of the sections are out of service. but there's no locked up in the war. more is ready, as far as the risk is pulling out more people from under the rubble. many places have construct repeatedly, leaving no case save from the strip. these babies have been moved from up to the hospital, although the victim of them, here's a dangerous jenny. hospitals and i'm going to have you repeatedly targeted by israel. this is one of the few functioning hospitals. the as incubate is the new bones, unaware of the war that rate to that site and of the threat to their lives. this most, a lot of you, if you sit that is to get all cut off, the lack of proper means of transportation causes many problems to pregnant women a

camp and a hospital. appetite goes away while eating. now let's take this shawarma to the laboratory. restaurateurs and inspectors are looking for new ways to protect customers from lowuality meat, what's causing the alarm? can't stand the passage of time. in the arkhangelsk region it is being destroyed historically. this ryazhevy bridge is a cultural heritage site and simply important crossing for several villages. nikolai bolkin about why he is delaying restorations. about this and not only right now on ntv, the program is today in the studio of mikhail chabanenko. hello. moscow requested an urgent meeting of the un security council after the largest shelling of peaceful areas of donetsk in recent times. the discussion is scheduled for this evening. the day before , several areas of donetsk and neighboring areas were under fire. makeevka, according to the latest information , three people were killed, 30 were injured, including teenagers. in the ssu they beat in neighborhoods where there was no there is no military infrastructure, but there are residential buildings, many administrative institutions, shopping centers, and a social fund building in the varoshilovsky

camping outside. all the items who needs live food that was being sent now. so saw wedged to move wise oral suites is being sent inside for the men low 20 temperatures and now dipping by also weather full call sees that it's called re know the next few days. it is a real concern, considering the small changes region is phone to land slides. it was in fact a neighboring lance live in the 1st place that calls this under construction tunnel to collapse. no time line whatsoever has been given by officials as to when these men will sign the lease even of the day. but of course lost all hope. exhaust reporting from what the call sheet in with the rock con goods and sharma our team. we will be back in just a few minutes and we'll, we'll explore them and see them the the, the tape uh, but with get a desk go was like short term, but i was calling to check to see to see, oh, see, ya need them to see cheap, let me see. washington would be a me and then most of the zip code for us some direction is i'm dudley and institution developed dependent on many countries. they have 1300000000 roman catholics around the world. and as they say in america,

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positive indicator is low. the unemployment rate, in general, the economy is normal, despite the efforts of the west. the israeli army launched a new attack on the jebali refugee camp to palestinian media, about 200 people have become victims over the past 2 days, dozens are under the rubble. moscow calls to stop the bloodshed in the middle east, this was stated by our country’s permanent representative vasily nebendya at an emergency special session of the un general assembly on palestine. he called for a diplomatic solution to the conflict, and also advocated for the speedy release of the hostages. the united states arrested four russians in connection with the export of dual-use goods. this is reported on the official website. american ministry of justice, we are talking about the supply abroad of technology for military use, in particular, our compatriots are accused of exporting semiconductors and integrated circuits. the french president concludes his central asian tour with a visit to uzbekistan. the day before, emmanuel macron visited kazakhstan held a number of negotiations there, one of the central topics was cooperation in the field of energy. details fr

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low density populated season. but they remain places where people don't see the where people feel last night. they've got the same, tend to receive, like the refugee camps have 1948 created the gaza strip and it's refugee camps. 1967. turn them into what many of called open air prisons. he's rails victory, and the 6 day arab is ready. we'll left it in a dominant position and gaza east jerusalem and the west bank became occupied territories. it's often palestinian civilians who suffer the most in is rosa tex, israel blames palmed palestinian groups such as how may i ask for the finance life of gauze as refugees isn't on slows or formidable child, which is blockades by the crowding. insufficient voice of how and health care poverty, psychological trauma, the failures of a friendship palestinian authority. and of course, the terrible toll of age rails palms and missiles full in a tiny strip of land. now facing its most sustained attack in decades, will reach havins. how to 0. bolivia is government says its breaking diplomatic ties with israel. excuse me. it's of committing crimes against humanity in gaza. bolivia, cut ties with is rather than 2009 office o

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camps for roses through the board. its fruit. the patriots were scattered. however, the british experienced the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent. the british army losses in low, le, we're the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay in independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, it's all confirmed. zip ball and the else chief of hospital and god, the city is it set the time us minutes since we're using? i'm getting this other. facilitate around purposes. also have the as the public opinion desk. so top, 9000 gallons are still going to find their relatives among the to 5 as we had the story of display civilians taking care of a wounded go. evans have not yet been found under these very stripe tells us the new jealous mohammed of the top along with 10 of his family members local media claims. he was the target to the attack we speak with. mom is close to what is mohammed's fault. he didn't have any political leanings towards things.

camp that is inside jeanine. we being inside the campbell group to the level of destruction that is being talked about in this strike strikes. certainly what we've seen the, the low cost described to us as big as strikes. i wouldn't say that i qualify is that now whether indeed they were project charles that were 5 from some for the or drone that remains to be seen, but you can see the level of destruction on the street. the calls destroyed the locals here are telling us that would've been about 2 am that so these really ministry came into jeanine bush road here that you can see. it was basically just dug out by one of these middle treat grades. bulldozers that we see, did he use these big use besides devastating effects in, in these right, so now happening every night. there was in this, we're told of his where the soldiers the tell you mentioned you name last night. there were a number of arrest that was at least 3 people killed him in geneva, another 11 images, one in a critical condition. when you talk to people have their reaction as to why. for example, this was done here on the street where they say they would know clashes, they would know they would know,

refugee camp in the gaza strip, hundreds of dead, people remaining under the rubble, the un is talking about signs of a war crime. the russian economy is normal, despite the aging of the west, low unemployment, the foreign exchange market and more were discussed at a meeting with the president, the russia exhibition, almost everything is ready to open. what unique solutions will the moscow region booth show? the klyuchevskoy volcano has covered two areas in kamchatka with ash, the main regional route is closed, and lava has melted. the weather is surprising it is so warm in the european part of russia that it changes the laws of climate. how long will winter be delayed? the strikes on the jabaliya camp in the gaza strip could amount to a war crime, the un human rights office has said. israel, in turn , reported that the strikes were aimed at the military infrastructure of the hamas group, including underground structures. alika komarova will talk about the consequences of airstrikes. hamas said at least 195 palestinians were killed in airstrikes on the jabali camp on tuesday wednesday. tens buildings collapsed, many people are still trapped under the rubble, the house you see b

low manage them. i mean, we may count way back to our whole difficulties waiting for us, and we were allowed to enter the camp with the camera. the whole is a known home to a large number of cod cool, isis to folders. it's reputed to be a haven for radicals and fanatics. this is the most dangerous part about truth as a whole has turned into a city, and it has to and to a small kind of it, because it consists of 3 parts of all key celia. and it's a national part with the most radical isis members being the internationals. oh no, we are inside the whole come under what we're about to arrive at the model. now this good fit hard takes us to the part of the camp where the foreign women and their children leave. these women have phone to hard line group we only want the law of god. sure, ria, to apply by a judge all the children. here are the new soldiers of isis used to, to do, did very be was found this morning the every day something like this happens here where they were to put on the side of the baby was in a plastic bag in the trash. and then many bad things happen here. the medication doesn't mean that it wo