the eyewitness journalists in the neighbouring chalets talk about the ceiling is falling on them and. the three journalists were from two different lebanese tv stations and staying in the compound where around seven different media organisations based there to report on the fighting happening in the south of the country between israel's ground forces pushing into that area and hezbollah. thejournalists and hezbollah. the journalists said and hezbollah. thejournalists said the journalists thought they believe the area to be safe because whenever we make a movement to go out and report, return back to the compound, they would inform the local un peacekeeping troops who they understood would then inform all relevant parties. this morning, the lebanese ministry of information has cooled the air strike a war crime. we have not heard any comment from the israeli side on this air strike. we know that the journalists who are in the south of the country are really one of the sole sources of information coming from the area as the vast majority of residents in the south of the country on the b

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images show the rubble of its remains through the eyewitness journalists who are in the neighbouring chaletsalling on them and hearing the sound of fighterjets overhead. those fighter jets overhead. those three journalists fighterjets overhead. those three journalists were from two different lebanese stations and staying in that compound were around seven different media organisations. they were based there to report on the fighting happening in the southern country between israel's ground forces pushing into the area and the fighting with hezbollah. 0urjournalists spoke about the fact that they believe this area was safe because whenever they would make a movement, to go out, or return, back to that compound they would inform the local un peacekeeping troops that they understood and inform all relevant parties. this morning, lebanese minister information called the air strike a war crime. we have not heard any comments yet from it israeli sides on what the... this morning, the lebanese minister of information has called the air strike a war crime. we haven't heard any comments yet from the

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the ortho and major explosions have been heard in the western syrian city of chalet. the local media or reporting it is the result of air defense systems intercepting drones and missiles no casualties have been reported. it's the 2nd strike in syria, which neighbors living on in less than 12 hours. overnight the who sees in yemen, launched several drones towards israel's port city of java. israel's air defense system scrambled to intercept them. the hosting's report, the attack was successful. while he is really military. he says it down to all the drones. the armed group says its attacks will continue until israel lifted siege on gaza and end it's offensive and 11 on the mirror, the guitar has called for all parties to come to the table and agree on an immediate cease fire in gaza guitar, along with egypt in the us has been mediating in direct negotiations between our mazda and israel, speaking at a summit year in doha. the mirror said, regional piece isn't possible without establishing a testing and state level of customer how all the level for ships. and it does be

first you had intensive artillery chalet, which you saw starting overnight, artillery shutting and air strikes, which is pretty much preparing the ground for ground just forces to move in. i think we're seeing a similar pattern at the moment with the intensified are to restraining overnight. now the warnings for civilians to leave their homes in all these villages. so it does give you an indication that is really troops will be moving through those villages that the army says has paula has prepared to use as you know, staging grounds for tax inside is really tired tree. stephanie, thank you very much for that. that a stephanie deca joining us live from a mind with all the basis to we're going to bring in my home and then mostly he's a media studies professor at the doha institute for graduate studies. thank you very much for staying with us this morning. mohammad. i'm wanting to begin with statements that we've got from the un, which is warning against large scale is rarely ground invasion 11 on so we have gone from the united nations warning against any ground offensive to a large sca

and your family have also helped stand up a school down there in haiti as well our schools and city chalet, which is always the poorest and the worst area educating about 5,000 kids every single day and all of these things sort of come together in as you described, a strange way. what was your reaction? when former president trump flat-out said in springfield, patients are eating the cats and dogs. >> well, as governor, i have an obligation to tell the truth and talk about springfield we knew that's not true. no evidence of that at all. >> i've spoken to a lot of haitians and one of the things that i've heard from all of them is they're scared in a way that they haven't been before thing for the entire community with any population and any any group people in might not report crime. >> they may not participate in society they may pull back. no though, since you're good now those things help anybody we've seen a wave of immigrants here if you look at springfield's history by 18, 70 the african american population in springfield, only five years after the civil war was about 10%. or so, you

and your family have also helped stand up a school down there in haiti as well our schools and city chalet, which is always the poorest and the worst area educating about 5,000 kids every single day and all of these things sort of come together in, as you described, a strange way. >> what was your reaction when former president trump flat-out said in springfield, haitians are eating the cats and dogs well, as governor, i have an obligation to tell the truth and talk about springfield. we knew that's not true. no evidence of that at all. >> i've spoken to a lot of haitians and one of the things that i've heard from all of them is they're scared in a way that they haven't been before thing for the entire community with any population any group of people in the community are scared they may not report crime they may not participate in society it may pull back. >> know there's things are good. >> now those things help anybody we've seen a wave of immigrants here if you look at springfield's history by 18, 70 african american population in springfield. >> only five years after the civil war was

it's the first tournament in san francisco happening partly here at beach chalet.ach team, 11 players on the field, made up entirely of local police officers. >> all the athletes really wanted to come to san francisco, so me and my counterpart, mike chicas, who's also a san francisco police officer, said last year in chicago like, hey, you know what? we'll host it in san francisco. we got overwhelming amount of response. up to 30 teams wanted to come and here we are here a year later. >> about 30 teams, both men's and women's squads, competing for a trophy. the teams from canada are the ones to beat in the women's division. >> we're alberta united, so we have members from across alberta which include edmonton police, calgary police and rcmp. team looks good. we're defending champions, so we'll try our best here to take another win home for canada. >> in the men's tournament, san jose was able to fight back in their first match. in their first napa appearance. they did lose five two to nypd. >> it's pretty amazing to connect with other officers from around the world

it's the first tournament in san francisco happening partly here at beach chalet. each team, 11 players on the field, made up entirely of local police officers. >> all the athletes really wanted to come to san francisco, so me and my counterpart, mike chicas, who's also a san francisco police officer, said last year in chicago like, hey, you know what? we'll host it in san francisco. we got overwhelming amount of response. up to 30 teams wanted to come and here we are here a year later. >> about 30 teams, both men's and women's squads, competing for a trophy. the teams from canada are the ones to beat in the women's division. >> we're alberta united, so we have members from across alberta which include edmonton police, calgary police and rcmp. team looks good. we're defending champions, so we'll try our best here to take another win home for canada in the men's tournament. >> san jose was able to fight back in their first match. in their first napa appearance, they did lose five two to nypd. >> it's pretty amazing to connect with other officers from around the worl

victory of a full officials reported a turn out of 89 percent of $2700000.00 eligible voters the chalet and voters of cents, a store and message to both the governing left on the far right, which had hoped to join an extreme conservative wave, sweeping latin america and europe in mid term elections for mayor's governors on municipal councils. this surprised to many was that the country seems to be moving more to the center rather than the extremes. are a lot in america, editor of the cl newman reports, mid term elections were crucial tests for latin. america's young, this left wing president of the invoice, we can fix the ability to go to the political context of the country. isn't, could be many corruption scandals and people of theory to satisfy this left right or model which the majority said they're fed up with the status quo. oh no, no, the total for that one. so we never expected to discover that for years and the judicial prompt, the police and politicians had managed to keep the lives of corruption. well, hadn't time a soaring crime in what was the region safe? this country was

their father didn't answer the chalet until my mother didn't answer too well. you must. the 5 members of my family had disappeared in more labour which i didn't know where they were english. my mother is 80. no no. yeah. my 13 year old niece is autistic or adult. these dates also failed. the father is my children. it's been the status of my 12 year old son. and my 16 year old daughter, so ha ha, i panicked, they may shortly afterwards a video appeared online. the showed my son as being taken hostage the same 5 days later i got the official confirmation that they've been taken hostage as one last setup on october 18th. and then there was a knock on our door english and i was informed that my mother and no you had been found in a shelter in a pool of blood for her love, the still need them the, the militants, abducted as well as both a young and old and took them to gaza. the day planned to capture the 10 to 20 people's. those are the orders and to bring to 140 people was as surprise, was to teach a surprise to us. and for them also. almost every is really know someone who

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