i am standing at the top of camp road.ut a quarter of an hour agojust outside the vehicles about a quarter of an hour ago just outside the school. only one remains, and i have seen one and didn't leave the scene, but there are loads of ambulances standing by, and i havejust seen are loads of ambulances standing by, and i have just seen a fireman leave the scheme as well —— leave the scene. but the fire brigade hasn't been involved at the moment. 50 scene. but the fire brigade hasn't been involved at the moment. so you have seen some _ been involved at the moment. so you have seen some ambulance _ been involved at the moment. so you have seen some ambulance activity. i have seen some ambulance activity. have you been able to see the school itself? where are you standing in relation to its? i itself? where are you standing in relation to its?— relation to its? i can't get anywhere _ relation to its? i can't get anywhere near _ relation to its? i can't get anywhere near the - relation to its? i can't get| anywhere near the sc

it's known it's on a road which is camp roadis it's on a road which is camp road is known as part of very tight quadrangle. it's a very tight road. and so normally it's very difficult to build up any speed along the road because people are parked and you have to wait for people to pass. you and so that's really and that gives you some context . about a mile some context. about a mile outside wimbledon village . outside wimbledon village. >> yeah. and we understand it was a land rover involved. so a land rover going down that road is not going to have a lot of space. >> no, it's not. and so , i mean, >> no, it's not. and so, i mean, i can't i mean, like you, i can't speculate on how that happened, but it clearly was a land rover and it clearly wouldn't have had a lot of space. and i you know, and it's extraordinary that it's managed to get break through the fencing and into the into the school . and into the into the school. >> yeah. and certainly some reports, according to the local newspaper, the evening standard, the evening paper for london, suggesting that the car hit the school

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police say they were called to reports that a land rover it had crashed into the building in camp roadrning. at that point, of course, all of the emergency services were deployed. we have seen pictures from the scene of a huge amount of police, fire and ambulance. the ambulance service say they dispatched paramedics and we also understand that the air ambulance was also sent to the scene. the london fire brigade also say they sent two fire engines and also to other units to help with the emergency response. the school itself is the london prep study school and that is for girls aged between four and 11 and it sits on wimbledon common. it is about one mile away from wimbledon where, of course, the tennis championships are ongoing at the moment. the big development in the last few minutes is that the police have tweeted to say they are not treating the incident as terror —related. they say an investigation is under way to understand the full circumstances of what has taken place. police are saying it is not terror related at the moment but we do not know why that car has crashed into the

the refugee camps, roads as well as many homes and businesses have been destroyed. and watch website units here has moved hundreds of african migrants in refugee's to a desolate area along the board of libya, to governments, or in tools as libby and officials refusing to let them cross into the territory. the u. s. navy says it's prevented the seizure of 2 commercial tank cuz by iran in the gulf of amman, it said in their brand new vessel font shots when attempting to seize the vessels on company chaperone says one of the time because is the richmond voyager and its crew a safe, this is the nicest in the series of attacks or shipping vessels in the gulf of a month since 2019. the white house, as it will respond to the aggression with allies in the middle east or crane. and russia have accused each other of planning to launch a potentially disastrous attack. on this operation, nuclear power plant, russia took over a year. it's not just new to a facility in the days after its invasion of ukraine last year. since then, each side has regularly accused the of the of char

at 9:54am, we received a 999 call to a collision on camp road in wimbledon. including specialist critical care paramedics, london's air ambulance and 15 ambulances. we declared a major incident and stood up a specialist operation centre. we treated 16 patients on scene. sadly, as we've heard, one eight—year—old girl died. we conveyed ten patients to hospital. we want to thank our staff who worked hard and tirelessly whilst on scene, and also to the school staff and members of the public who helped in those early moments. our hearts go out to all those involved in today's tragic incident. i'll now hand over to andy from the london fire brigade. good afternoon, everybody. my name is andy penick- from the london fire brigade. i'm deputy assistant commissioner for the south east area. _ i'd like to start by echoing - the thoughts from john and claire around this tragic incident, and our thoughts go out i to the preparatory school, - family and friends of all those affected by today's tragic incident. london fire brigade crews - were called to scene this morning w

they say, are responding to an incident at a primary school in camp road in wimbledon . a building at the school. several people , it the school. several people, it says, are being treated at the scene. we'll share further updates. london fire brigade have also just tweeted to say that they are responding to this incident as well. still, as i say, just an hour or so after this incident happened, the very early stages of what is a full emergency response . and we are emergency response. and we are awaiting word really on just how badly injured those injured st giles' are, whether they are actually people that were in the car or whether they may be some of the primary school pupils. we don't know that. we just know that this car described by some as a land rover, struck this building. it's near a golf course next to the primary school as well. and not just on the fringes of wimbledon . common the fringes of wimbledon. common itself of course, any time, any incident like this happens , incident like this happens, there is a great deal of concern . but no suggesting suggesti

it was here on camp road that the land rover mounted the pavement.fence that was protecting the children. parts of this steel gate, as you can see, are now lying in pieces on the grass. one local mother whose eight—year—old son goes to another school says she's been told by a parent at study prep of a number of children injured with broken bones. i have also had conversations with people about these very large cars, suvs and four—wheel drives in small areas and in areas with very narrow streets, narrow pavements and lots of children. for parents and their children here, this was meant to be the first day of their summer holidays. now replaced by memories drowned in sadness. prayers are currently being held in a church around 15 minutes walk from here in west wimbledon where school members are part of the congregation. murton police has issued a statement saying the tragedy of yesterday is still a heavy weight on all our teams. we have spent the morning outside the school here and for every person a stop to talk to us another was too overcome with emo

>> at 954, we received a 999 call to a collision on camp road in wimbledon.e dispatched multiple resources, including special critical care paramedics. >> london's air ambulance and 15 ambulances. >> we declared a major incident and stood up a specialist operations centre . we treated 16 operations centre. we treated 16 patients on scene . sadly, as patients on scene. sadly, as we've heard , one eight year old we've heard, one eight year old girl died. we conveyed ten patients to hospital . patients to hospital. >> we want to thank our staff who worked hard and tirelessly whilst on scene and also to the school staff and members of the pubuc school staff and members of the public who helped in those early moments . moments. >> our hearts go out to all those involved in today's tragic incident . those involved in today's tragic incident. i'll those involved in today's tragic incident . i'll now hand over to incident. i'll now hand over to andy from the london fire brigade . brigade. >> good afternoon, everybody . my >> good afternoon, everybody. my name is andy

they say that officers are responding to an incident at a primary school in camp road, in wimbledon.en o'clock this morning. in addition to what you have seen, the police say, london ambulance service also say they have sent a number of first responders to the scene, and also, the fire brigade have treated, saying we are currently supporting emergency services at an incident at a school in wimbledon. we have two fire engines and two fire rescue units at the scene. as you can imagine, it is an ongoing situation. fire, police and ambulance all there. the school itself is the study prep school. it is an independent girls prep school, and it takes girls between the ages of four and 11. it takes girls between the ages of fourand11. it it takes girls between the ages of four and 11. it is located near wimbledon common. they have declined to comment at the moment, of course, the incident is ongoing. but i was looking at their website, and they have been around since 1893, so certainly, a long—standing prep school in the area. it is also about a mile from wimbledon, and the tennis. so of cou

the refugee camps, roads as well as many homes and businesses have been destroyed. the matter of jeanine's israel's attack was an attempt to wipe out life in the city the. the damage suffered by janine as a result of the tomb, assaulted by these ladies. completion forces has affected the and for us that up so many streets with totally destroyed water pipelines, sewage system, and on. so the electricity grid, it is a massive destruction. the magnitude, a mass of the main pocket, responsible for providing support. we are speaking of you take time on the we on auto and the united nations. however, they have voice to the hands of their responsibilities. they fail to provide any form of support as ready as an occupation for which has been assessed in 18, killing without mercy, and above all, day days without any form of punishment. the variety of co pays and forces autopay between 18 war crimes and the whole wood is witnessing and without moving a finger united nations expert. so site is really strikes and ground operations engineering could constitute a will crime us. u

collision — 9:54am, we received a call to a collision on _ 9:54am, we received a call to a collision on camp roadcluding — we dispatched multiple resources including specialist paramedics, london's — including specialist paramedics, london's air ambulance and 15 ambulances. we declared a major incident _ ambulances. we declared a major incident and stood up a specialist operation — incident and stood up a specialist operation centre. we treated 16 patients— operation centre. we treated 16 patients on scene, sadly, as we have heard, _ patients on scene, sadly, as we have heard, 18—year—old girl died, we conveyed — heard, 18—year—old girl died, we conveyed ten patients to hospital. -- one _ conveyed ten patients to hospital. —— one eight—year—old. we want to thank— —— one eight—year—old. we want to thank our— —— one eight—year—old. we want to thank our staff and also to the school — thank our staff and also to the school staff and members of the public _ school staff and members of the public who helped in those early moments. 0ur public who helped in those early moments. our hearts go out to all t

they're hearing now as reports of massive destruction of palestinian infrastructure injenin refugee camp, roadscut off, hundreds of palestinian families are being evacuated to apparently under orders of the israeli military, to leave their homes, and so we can expect much more destruction and quite possibly casualties as well. let us talk to our panel. thank you both forjoining us. i will start with you, joel, the question aboutjanine, what reaction has there been to this operation or invasion injenin in the us? has there been to this operation or invasion in jenin in the us?- invasion in jenin in the us? first, what we are _ invasion in jenin in the us? first, what we are seeing _ invasion in jenin in the us? first, what we are seeing is _ invasion in jenin in the us? first, what we are seeing is the - invasion in jenin in the us? first, what we are seeing is the most . what we are seeing is the most severe and intense israeli strikes that we have seen in more than two decades through the american administration in many ways was caught off guard by the strike. we are seeing an immediate langua

the roads that you mentioned are only two km, 13 km of the roads inside the camp. hose roads. those iuds could also be used against the civilians. we only took those two km and we hope that we will co—ordinate it with the palestinian authorities. that we will co-ordinate it with the palestinian authorities.— palestinian authorities. excuse me for interruoting — palestinian authorities. excuse me for interrupting once _ palestinian authorities. excuse me for interrupting once again - palestinian authorities. excuse me for interrupting once again that. for interrupting once again that we've been hurting from agencies that are working within the area that are working within the area that the issues are that people are being denied access to medical care, ambulances are struggling to get in. places like schools are not being able to be opened, places like hospitals are being shot. people are being made to move out. tear gas is been used on people. we are hearing the stories that if you look at it go against international military and law which demands respect at the ver

states elsewhere and places like afghanistan and rocks and syria, they continue kicking the camp down the road no matter how their opponents make the conditions on the ground and possible take. so this conflict, the end of the time for let's take from us marine on g open cock time, and thank you. thank you. the approval by the you ends, atomic energy watchdog depends plum to release previously contaminated water. c has been met with an uproar from a number of sites, korean, and things clear to the agencies had i, you got the gen, i would like to say the i a is conclusion regarding international safety standards is limited to nuclear waste from normal nuclear power plants and we're next to the us getting the, the gross is i'm, i'm very concerned that director gross said in the media interview yesterday, that he would drink the contaminated water or swimming it. if mr. grossi is assured that the focus she made contaminated water is safe enough. i would like to ask if he is willing to advise the government of japan, a water deprived country to use that water is drinking water and more industrial

when you look at the scale of what's been happening in the refugee camp, the roads are torn up, the houses cars that are damaged and also the electricity and water that has been severely damaged there. thousands of palestinians have fled the refugee camp trying to seek safer ground. and then now we're also seeing the fallout of that from hamas militants who have claimed credit for this attack in tel aviv. a ramming attack. where a man drove a truck onto pedestrians on a sidewalk outside of a shopping center. and then he got out and started stabbing people. eight people were injured. an armed civilian shot and killed the attacker. hamas saying that the attacker is one of their fighters and the hamas militants had called on all of their members to come out and strike israel. they said wherever they could in direct response to this operation. the israeli prime minister speaking about this attack and about this operation saying they will continue to fight terrorism wherever they think they find it. take a listen. >> translator: at this moment we are completing the mission. and i can say that o

is expended. columns of is really military vehicles could be seen pushing into the janine camp, ripping up roads, leaving keywords and there we were drones for 2 in the you soul coming just hours after the end of the muslim eat holiday brought protests onto the street that sort of jones and then finally started down stripping everywhere. that's like a good work. everyone. eh, money in the people should be on the way. now after the weekend, it's very clear. they're not coming to do any security, but asian. they're coming because the come, they're coming to can, they're coming to destroy. they're coming to a heads up. i'm heading up to them just last month and there's really attacking the same media, killed 6 people and lead to days of and race. these really military says it's strengthening operations across the whole occupied westbank. and just preparing for possible missile strikes from inside garza and 11. and one has been missing in the last couple of hours. so, and we've noticed it only recently because it's been so constant throughout the day is the little level home of the drones that have

keeps expanding. columns of is really military vehicles could be seen pushing into the janine camp, ripping up roads, leaving keywords in there. we were drones for 2 in the diesel coming just hours after the end of the muslim utility brought protests onto the street just last month and is really attacking the same media, killed 6 people and lead to days of and race. these really military says it's strengthening operations across the he occupied westbank and just preparing for possible missile strikes from inside garza and lebanon. more than 100 pablo studies have been killed in janine since the beginning of 2022. these really media describe the area as a wasp next, because militant groups of started working together, setting aside the differences, coming under one umbrella attack helicopters have been used in the most recent attacks. and janine the 1st time they've been seen in the west bank in years, i was so sure i'll just see the in the occupied westbank. this is because the light has now from in ron khan, who joins us live from west jerusalem. hello the in run. it's certainly a dynamic situation

keeps expend. columns of is really military vehicles, could be seen pushing into the janine camp, flipping up roads leaving keywords in there. we were drones supported in the diesel coming just hours after the end of the muslim utility brought protest onto the street that sort of jobs. and then finally started down stripping everywhere. that like a good look at the one eh, money in getting people to be on the way. now, asking the genie gum. it's very clear to them upcoming to be a security evaluation that comment because the comp they coming to can they're coming to this choice. they're coming to a heads up. i'm heading out to them just last month and is really attacking the same media, killed 6 people and lead to days of and race. these really military says it's strengthening operations across the whole occupied waste bank. and just preparing for possible missile strikes from inside garza and lebanon. now there's probably about an hour of sunlight left the most, but there's no sign that this operation is going to end during nightfall. in fact, these really believe that they have a tactical advanta

those in the 65th regiment -- infantry regiment helping liberate a nazi concentration camp and protect allied roadsnd airfields and posts. asian americans, native hawaiians, pacific islanders, like the 442nd regimental combat team liberating europe -- a team that included one of my dearest and closest friends and a mentor of mine when i got here as a 29-year-old kid: the late senator danny inouye, who served in the senate with another friend -- a great hawaiian veteran: the late senator daniel akaka. the list goes on, including rank-and-file cooks, custodians, secretaries, mailmen -- too often overlooked and forgotten, but made it work. yet, when these veterans came home, they were still denied equal opportunity in housing, education, jobs, even marriage. families held in incarceration camps. many of them denied the benefits of the gi bill because the states put up barriers to be able to collect that gi benefit. and targeted in racist violence that was callous and all too often casual and common. let me take you back to 1946. jim already spoke to this -- february, south carolina. sergeant isaac woo

the road continues into 120 is open to vehicles. camping is limited. ile road is usually open by this time of year. there is plenty of snow up there. shayla: the heat is going to move-in for us this afternoon. as you head and linda, that's were we see those hot temperatures. along the coast, it is nice for you. we are still tracking a little bit of fog. foggy conditions. air quality is going to be a concern. we have that through the day. some areas will see air quality that is not great. across california, we have advisories and a excessive heat warning. pressure sitting over the west coast. it is not moving anywhere. not all of us are going to see that heat. all of those areas in pink, we will see temperatures upwards of 90 degrees. as you mov is more comfortable. the nice thing for us in the bay area some are seen those high temperatures. to cool. even into sunday, that pink is not as widespread. afternoon. those highs today, it's going to be a hot one. far inland you will see temperatures in the 90's. today. lowe's tonight, we have chance to cool off

camp. most of the roads have also been destroyed in chief antonio terrace, criticized as well as security approach to the occupied westbank. views of ab strikes is inconsistent with the conduct of law enforcement corporations. also remind israel as they are combined forward. that's it. as the responsibility to ensure that the civilian population is protected against all acts of violence. i understand isabel's legitimate concerns. we need security. but the escalation is not the and says it simply both subs. that'd be colorized ation and leads to a deepening cycle of violence and bloodshed. iris as president says, the leader of the dog, named bob, an investment group has left his country. i was on the loop. shanker says, you're getting a free version is returned to russia, suggesting he's in st. petersburg in a deal agreed with russian president vladimir putin for go ahead and went into exile and better roost off to a brief mutiny against russia. towards the is reportedly threatening to suit. facebook's parent company mehta over its new threads up is billed as a text based conversation up, but is li

the road which continues into highway 120 will be open to vehicles by 8:00 tomorrow though camping is mile road is usually open by this time of the year but there is still plenty of snow up there and repairs to come. radio towers, satellite this is come and down power lines also must be fixed. when it comes to the weather, hard to believe places like that still dealing with cold weather as we in the bay area are dealing with extreme heat. sandhya: that dangerous heat across much of the southwestern u.s. continues. locally, the hot weather will continue as well. let's talk about the weekend heat. it will be sizzling and lint. heat increases once again for our inland communities. fire danger will be elevated. some safety reminders for the weekend. never leave kids or pet inside vehicles. it gets hotter inside the car. stay hydrated and in the shade. reduce your time outdoors. triple digit sizzle. high pressure from the southwest shifted westward and that will bring us the heat once again. it will raise the fire danger so we are looking at moderate to high heat risk and fire risk as well

and we saw yesterday that works or, and electricity grids were disconnected from the refugee camp that the roads leading to the refugee camps were destroyed. and that's something that shouldn't happen even if you have a justified cause, which is also questionable when it comes to this specific military operation, which is clearly also motivated by this government's political agenda. every thing that you're talking about, whether it's the attacks on media, the destruction of civilian infrastructure is something that we see routinely happen during these res. if we talk about the attacks on journalists as well, um, characterizes them, they cool them and justified response to terrorism. how does that add up according to international law? a? well, 1st of all, even in response to terrorism, it's a, it's a yukon target civilians. and this is what we're documenting, not just in the reason they is, but for decades already. so this is not like even even in the, you know, under the frame of opposing terror or you can just defy anything that you do and is what is the, what is wrong? the response, even if y

participants road traffic, a variety of events are held, which include various kinds of contests, quizzes, and traffic police officers pay attention to children's day, and you must visit summer campss. residents are sympathetic to the rhythm of events. they themselves urge to observe the rules of oil at almost every intersection there are employees and thanks to their persuasiveness. and thanks to their hard work. they must be unavailable. it is necessary to respect the work and understand that they are doing this for general safety , the chechen republic is a region where the safety of residents and guests is taken care of as much as possible ; here one of the lowest crime rates in the country and the number of konov cars, for example, is still zero. many drivers. here, at night, they leave the keys in the ignition, because in recent years not a single fact of theft of vehicles has been registered in the republic , and this is a great merit, including careful inspectors in the republic madina kuraev, musaev iman pukaev ’s websites , through who passed a lot of money. who ordered the explosives to be planted. see investigation. eduard petrov, the fall of an afghan, an explosion on

and cleared 11 concealed improvised explosive device is that have been placed in civilian roads around the camp gives you an idea of this operation and how it could be viewed differently by the different sides. >> thank you for that update. president macron has announced a bill to help france rebuild after the country's worst writing into decades following the police shooting of a teenager last week. the draft legislation aims to speed up the process of repairs to roads, buildings, street furniture and public transport. he made the announcement during talks with more than 200 mayors he invited to the presidential palace. >> here, things are pretty much back to normal despite the fact that shops like this still are boarded up. their glass windows every evening just encased. president macron meeting more than 200 mayors from around france today and was trying to find a way forward for his country. but, what should be done while the views among many of those mayors, depending on the political persuasion will be very different. some will be calling for more law and order. and some for more investme

camp. most of the roads of also being destroyed. you in chief antonio terrace, criticized israel's security approach to the ok, find westbank. the deals of athletics is inconsistent with the conduct of law enforcement. corporations. also remind israel as the occupying power, that it has the responsibility to ensure that the civilian population is protected against all acts of violence. i understand isabel's legitimate concerns. we need security. but escalation is not the onset. it simply boasts lives there because they sion and leads to a deepening cycle of violence and bloodshed roost his presence as the leader of the wagner. messen regroup has left his country. as on the look of shameka says, if any pre goshen has returned to russia, suggesting his instant petersburg and deal agreed with russian president vladimir putin. precaution, went into exile and batteries. after a brief, usually against russia, there's the head on the stove kitchen, always catch up with old stories recovering. and of course the, the sports as well on our we

the road which continues into highway 120 will be open to vehicles by 8:00 tomorrow though camping is mile road is usually open by this time of the year but there is still plenty of snow up there and repairs to come. radio towers, satellite this is come and down power lines also must be fixed. when it comes to the weather, hard to believe places like that still dealing with cold weather as we in the bay area are dealing with extreme heat. sandhya: that dangerous heat across much of the southwestern u.s. continues. locally, the hot weather will continue as well. let's talk about the weekend heat. it will be sizzling and lint. heat increases once again for our inland communities. fire danger will be elevated. some safety reminders for the weekend. never leave kids or pet inside vehicles. it gets hotter inside the car. stay hydrated and in the shade. reduce your time outdoors. triple digit sizzle. high pressure from the southwest shifted westward and that will bring us the heat once again. it will raise the fire danger so we are looking at moderate to high heat risk and fire risk as well

but also because the roads leading to the sorts of neighborhoods in the refugee camp have been damaged by these really both those goods that have made their way there. we're still hearing from little codes there that there are still armed confrontations taking place between palestinians. and these rated forces, we know that there has been a group of fighters that have been surrounded by these really forces and they are inside. i'm off with hearing the ports off at, besides being targeted near the mosque itself. we will continue to monitor the situation that is unfolding right there. now this is the situation on the ground. politically speaking, we're talking about the palestinian authority saying it's suspending old contacts with these really a government as well as could senior when this is stop or security coordination. this is a word that is very sensitive for so many palestinians, including those who are fighting in virginia and refugee. they say that the policy me in the, for the should be standing by its own people and under assigned agreements between the p l. o israel, the hous

camp of either been destroyed, damaged or bent water and electricity networks have also been completely destroyed, leaving thousands of people without power and drinking water is ready for it says billed as most roads in the camp, which made it hard for emergency services to pass through. so to sponsor to start some palestinians say they're determined to rebuild as all an official reports from jenny. the damage is overwhelming for the people returning or just the managing after 48 hours under as really a sold a chance to assess what has been lost. what can be rebuilt, which obviously they don't know what they're doing. what did they achieve? they just destroyed the infrastructure in the camp. so what chevy fall of south showed is where the is really sits, set up a sniper position and his home. the spent bills littering the floor. but the phone, you know, so if they type my hands and brought me to the window, i don't know what they want it, but he pointed his gun from behind me the game dentry by pushing through the wall from the house next door. all they had was a might to crush his neighbor. the heat of cutting the lost her husband on sunday, just hours before the soap again. she hasn't had the ti

keeps expended. columns of is really military vehicles could be seen pushing into the janine camp, ripping up roads, leaving chaos, and there we were. drones spotted in the you. so coming just hours after the end of the muslim utility brought protest onto the street that sort of jones. and then finally started down stripping everywhere. that's like a good book. every one, eh, money in the people to be on the way. now, after using the gum, it's very clear to them upcoming to do i need security, but asian. they're coming to the come. they coming to can. they're coming to destroy. they're coming to a head off and head up to then just last month. and there's really attack can be seen via killed 6 people and lead to days of on race. so these really military says it's strengthening operations across the whole occupied westbank. and just preparing for possible missile strikes from inside garza and living in more than 100 palestinians have been killed in janine since the beginning of 2022 the years really media describe the area as a was nice because militant groups have started working together, setting a

found and cleared ii concealed improvised explosive devices, that had ben placed on civilian roads around the campn idea of the operation and how it can be viewed very differently by the different sides. anna, thank you for the update. ukraine's ambassador to the international atomic energy agency, yevhenii tsymbaliuk, has told the bbc, "we don't need another chernobyl in europe." this comes after ukrainain forces once again accused russia of planning to stage an attack at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. on tuesday, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky told french president emmanuel macron that he believed russia was planning "dangerous provocations" at zaporizhzhia. moscow has countered those claims, accusing kyiv of planning to attack the site. speaking in his nightly address, zelensky echoed the concerns he brought up to macron. translation: now we have information from our- intelligence that the russian military has placed objects similar to explosives on the roofs of several power units of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. it's probable they needed to simulate an attack on the pla

valley forge was an armed camp, fortifications guarding all the major road approaches into camp redoubtsin other words, forts scattered throughout the encampment. mountjoy which runs north to south against parade ground and trench fronts built on it. what washington has got, thanks to french engineers in particular the general dupont. i forgive my pronunciation and terrible was a defense in depth there are no trees to obscure the fields of fire all of their fields of fire in other words shooting at the enemy are interlock and creating kill zones very modern sounding it goes way back washington's got all this how recognizes i can't risk my soldiers lives a fruitless mission. i remember bunker hill i'm not about to do it again yeah the loss of one british soldier is a big, big deal. it is easy to be found again. question over here was being used a medical measures back. they were in valley forge. i'm sorry you have to speak. it was food used as medical back in valley forge. i mean, was there since there was a lack of food, you know was there a higher mortality rates within the oh yeah. i d

, but many are uninhabitable now after the 2 day assault on the occupied westbank refugee camp, most of the roads i've also been destroyed, you and chief on to our new terrace, criticized as well security approach they occupied westbank. the use of ab strikes is inconsistent with the conduct of law enforcement corporations. also remind israel as the a combined follower, that it has the responsibility to ensure that the civilian population is protected against all acts of violence. i understand isabel is legitimate concerns. we need security. but escalation is not the and says it's simply balls. so is that the color is ation and leads to a deepening cycle of violence and bloodshed to the nurse, as president says, the leader of the wagner messen regroup, has left his country. looks on the nutrition coast as your guinea precaution has returned to russia, suggesting he's in st. petersburg in a deal agreed with the russian president vladimir putin. precaution, went into exxon and batteries after a brief mutiny against russia. the western ukrainian city of the v of his experience, one of the heaviest a

those the most roads in the camp, which had made it hard for emergency services to pass through the full cost of the damage in the refugee camp is still unclear to. but how does this it has more now for where is very forces left, a trail of destruction. the damage is overwhelming for the people, the timing are just a managing after 48 hours under as really a sold a chance to assess what has been lost. what can be rebuilt, which obviously they don't know what they're doing, what did they achieve? they just destroyed the infrastructure in the camp. so what chevy fall of south showed is where these really sits set up a slight preposition of this home. the spent bullets littering the floor, but the phone, you know, so if they type my hands and brought me to the window, i don't know what they want it, but he pointed his gun from behind me the game dentry by pushing through the wall from the house next door, all they had was a might to crush his neighbor that he had a cut. he lost her husband on sunday, just hours before the soap again. she hasn't had the time for the chance to betty, him a li

roads in the camp which had also made it difficult to imagine c services to pass through. the full cost of the damage in the refugee camp is still unclear. need to abraham sent us this report from jeanine. the us policy is trying to assess the damages that have occurred here after the 2 day is radio fault on the rest of the cheese camp. they're trying now to remove the rumble and see how they can manage some of the losses, including the water network that has been a suffering after the is really res. we've seen some team trying to really provide some maintenance for the network that is over here with hearing from them that the opperation is not successful. yes, we are also having issues here, the comp, when it comes to the electricity. so people say that they're trying now, even if to give the residents here in the comp, even a little bit of power that they could sustain their lives. so as you can see, these 3, if used to be paid kind of city is use to be able to use the cars and use them. but now look at this trouble. we're talking about 8 homes that have been totally des

the homes in janine have either been destroyed, damaged or bend is ready for his booth as most roads in the camp on an fisher has mona, from jeanine, as the damage is overwhelming for the people, the timing of just a matching after 48 hours under as really a sold a chance to assess what has been lost. what can be rebuilt, which obviously they don't know what they're doing, what did they achieve? they just destroyed the infrastructure in the camp. so what chevy fall of south showed is where the is really sits, set up a sniper position and his home. the spent bills littering the floor, but when they have to own, you know, so if they tied my hands and broke me to the window, i don't know what they want it, but he pointed his gun from behind me. he came dentry by pushing through the wall from the house next door. all we had was a mighty crash. his neighbor is a he had a cutting. he lost her husband on sunday, just hours before the soul began. she hasn't had the time for the chance to betty him, a deal or something. oh, glad we were all sitting here. the shelling and shooting was raging. there were 7

leading thousands of people without power and drinking water is really for says, bulldoze most roads in the camp which made it difficult for emergency services to gain access. for despite the destruction honest and insight that determined to rebuild his island, fisher reports from geneva. the damage is overwhelming for the people returning or just the managing after 48 hours under as really a sold a chance to assess what has been lost. what can be rebuilt. machado is always, they don't know what they're doing. what did they achieve? they just destroyed the infrastructure in the camp. so what a chevy file of south showed is where the is really sits setup a sniper position in his home. the spent bills littering the floor, the buckling. that's all we need. so if they tied my hands and broke me to the window, i don't know what they want it, but he pointed his gun from behind me. they gained entry by pushing through the wall from the house next door. all we had was a mighty crash. his neighbor is the heat of cutting the lost her husband on sunday, just hours before the soul began. she hasn't had the

camp, that has only been possible forjournalists late last night and more safely this morning as residents have been returning to see the extent of the damage but when we start the extent of the damage, roads at the start of this operation to enter the camp with hundreds of soldiers going on the ground but there has been damage to a water pipe which means there has been damaged to the roads, there has been damaged to the roads, the un says it will have to do with significant damage to the water and electricity networks. it is very clear life is not going to be the same as it was before this military operation started for many weeks to come. finding that their homes have been badly damaged, in some cases rendered uninhabitable, shops have been burned, people complaining they are losing their livelihoods as a result and already the un told me this is one of the poorest camps the un has to deal with with some of the highest unemployment rates in the west bank but even in gaza as well. turning to the war in ukraine, kyiv has again accused moscow of planning to stage an incident at the russian—occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and blame it on ukrainian shelling. ukraine's ambassador to

could be seen pushing into the janine camp, flipping up roads leaving chaos. and there we were drones spotted in the you. so coming just hours after the end of the muslim eat holiday brought protests onto the street just last month and there's really attack nbc media killed 6 people and lead to days of on race. these really military says it's strengthening operations across the he occupied westbank and just preparing for possible missile strikes from inside garza and living in more than 100 pilot studies have been killed in janine since the beginning of 2022 the years really media describe the area as a what's nice because militant groups have started working together, setting aside the differences, coming under one umbrella attack helicopters have been used in the most recent attacks. and janine the 1st time they've been seen in the west bank in years, i was so sure i'll just see the in the occupied west bank. well in a moment will speak to and ron kon who's standing by for us in west jerusalem. but 1st, let's get an update from alan fisher who's in jeanine.

keeps extending columns of is really military vehicles could be seen pushing into the janine camp, ripping up roads, leaving keywords in there. we were drones for 2 in the diesel coming just hours after the end of the muslim utility brought protest onto the street. that's on the stripping everywhere. that's like a good book. everyone. eh, money in the people should be on the way. now, asking the jimmy camp, it's very clear to them upcoming to be a security evaluation. they come in because the come, they're coming to can. they're coming to this choice. they're coming to a heads up. i'm head up to the in the just last month and there's really attack nbc media killed 6 people and lead to days of and race. these really military says it's strengthening operations across the he occupied westbank and just preparing for possible missile strikes from inside garza and lebanon. more than 100 pablo studies have been killed in janine since the beginning of 2022. these really media describe the area as a wasp next, because militant groups of started working together, setting aside the differences, coming under o

they did do is components completely destroyed the infrastructure of janine, the refugee camp itself. the roads house has been destroyed. you've seen all of the imagery that am i called the gate as reporting that still being talked about by the way, these in any way shape or form. they all saying this is a success. and they also say that this is a blueprint for further operations. don't just be engineering refuge account, but across the occupied westbank as well. and that's something that human rights groups are very concerned about. it's also something international community is concerned about. they have been speaking of the united nations has been speaking to these really. and the palestinians, but they call and get them any closer because no one is talking about a negotiate a settlement here with the people within those counts itself. so probably so benjamin netanyahu says it's very clear. he's going to go back into the janine at some point of his choosing and he's ready. um he's ready to do that. so this is by no means over for the people of janine refuge account and lock on that with the

militarylaimed it was targeting militants, but residents of the camp say they were targeted by airstrikes and nstop grou fire. israeli bulldozers destroyed roadsut of the camp and left just a single ro for ambunces to evuate the unded. doctors without borders said israeli troops fired tear gas several times into a hospital. today thousds are takg part in funal processn for the ctims. nin's limited the u.n. has of them got failed us" and accused israel of war crimes. this is 63-year-old refugee in jenin, jihad hassan. this reminds me of the 1948 not. today people left because i fear and also because the bombs taeted siblis and others. the israeli army does not differentiate. the difference is the military machines. today the military artillery stronger and heavier. now they use drones. before they used apache weapons. i was injured in 2002 by shrapnel in my leg. amy: meanwhile, israel launched airstrikes on gaza earlier today in response to rocket fire from the besieged enclave. days before raiding the jenin , the far-right israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his ultranationali government announced israel would buy5 f-35 stealth fight