these pictures _ near the crossing. these pictures appeared - near the crossing.ke the crossing has been re—established today. people are walking on that road. it shows you two things. it speaks to the scale and size of the display must —— displacement crisis in lebanon and also says a lot about the fears and concerns when you look at those syrians who left the civil war in their own country and are now making that decision to go back again, feeling they will be safer than they are staying here in lebanon at the moment. as we were saying through the day—to—day, the afternoon, we have seen more of these israeli air strikes on different parts of the capital. it is dark here now. when we get into the early hours of the morning, you tend to get these new idf warnings buildings and areas in the southern suburbs and people who live here, i can speak to that as well, you really see and hear overnight often very intense strikes right in the heart of the capital here. what is everyday _ heart of the capital here. what is everyday life _ heart of the capital here. what is e

and earlier this month, the must not crossing was hit lebanon's, northern border crossing is now the only option for refugees fleeing into syria. let's go live to florida and eastern level. no, just the west side. bake is bass assets and tell us what's been happening on the roads toward syria. as i've just mentioned that we understand 430000 people have been on the move and the journey has been powerless to say the least. yes, the journey it has been become very, very difficult. so for example, that is most of the crossing those hit to it this month is a massive crate. and then in the middle of that crossing, so there's no vehicles getting across. people have to try and get around that massive grades are carrying their belongings that we know that the just see a crossing north, east of everyone rest hits on the syrian side. we know the, the crossing again on the syrian side just hits and even on, on lebanese territory, when you travel up these strokes, leading up to the board that you see the destruction you see, that is what has been written that in this, and it strikes on those alo

and the serial crossing. and what happens is that to people generally those that can afford to have causal vans and they drive up this road over to the serbian side. now this crate is so large that novia because it's getting to know what people are having to do is stop on one side, carry the car, the luggage and their belongings around this huge crate. and. and as you can probably see, the people crossing right, not having to traverse around this huge crate to that spends to the length of this road. and if i can guy come remind jamila to show me the other side towards the syrian side as people cross or some people have vehicles waiting on the other side, others don't, and they're going to have to work that distance. so that kind of escape from the ground from that conflict from the it's really been boardman. i've got so much more difficult. now with this plumbing, that is what had accused his belie. i'm using this road to transport weapons and to lever on know the lebanese authorities had had the press confer

if you look at the pictures of the - at the pictures of the crossing, the main border crossing _ crossingbanon, this is order the border— lebanon, this is order the border crossing near the valley. _ border crossing near the valley, another area which has been _ valley, another area which has been targeted by israelis over the last— been targeted by israelis over the last week or so, people are, — the last week or so, people are, this _ the last week or so, people are, this is a main route, a main— are, this is a main route, a main passenger border crossing, but isreel— main passenger border crossing, but israel says that hezbollah is using — but israel says that hezbollah is using it to traffic personnel, and over the past decade. _ personnel, and over the past decade, when hezbollah had weapons getting into syria or out of — weapons getting into syria or out of lebanon, they had so many— out of lebanon, they had so many routes other than the official— many routes other than the official border crossing that civilians _ official border crossing that civilians are using. that is no active

this is the area of the crossing, the big civilian crossing, the big civilian crossing between lebanon everybody has the papers of these ares to get across but what we have seen here in the last two weeks or so, since the israeli air strike started and the evacuation orders began, a lot of syrian refugees who fled the civil war in syria and came across into lebanon are now trying to go back again to escape the escalating fighting. these are some new images of people on both sides of the crossing. it was closed yesterday after an israeli air strike hit the road near the crossing. these pictures appear to show people crossing over. it looks possible that crossing has been re—established today. people are walking on that road around that he crossing. —— key crossing. it speaks to the scale and size of the displacement crisis in lebanon at the moment and also says a lot about the fears and concerns of people here when you look at those syrians who left the civil war in their own country and are now making that decision to go back again, feeling they will be safer than they are staying here

we were surprised when israel struck the border crossing at 3 a.m.cus as they flee the israeli. series, series of massive israeli air strikes hitting the bakar region over friday night blocked the busy must not border crossing. the crossing had been used by hundreds of thousands of people to flee israeli bombings in recent days. aid workers say the destruction prevents both the movement of people and food and human humanitarian supplies. according to the lebanese officials, over 300 thousand people have crossed to syria over the past. 10 days escape israeli bombings and ground incursion. the recent israeli attacks on lebanon have killed around 2,0 people, but it doesn't end there for the lebanese. the aggression has also caused an unprecedented mass displacement of people with un officials saying most of lebanon's shelters are now full. more people displace every day, most of the nearly 900 government established collective shelters in lebanon have no more capacity to host all those displaced, on the streets of beirout and even at the most famous lan

so we are on the ground, we are at the flag for the crossings. we have been providing water food items at all kind of blankets and other items. but unfortunately, the suffering of these people doesn't stop at the boat because they're coming back to syria, which has been battered by 15 years of conflict. the infrastructure, the health proceed to the education facilities, their phones, it's all been either destroyed or that badly damaged. they are staying with families. well, i could sell this place inside syria families. well, i'm fundable and need to, i'm going to turn in the assistance themselves. i wasn't serial and visited some of these families, 90 percent of people inside syria needed to few minutes during systems, even before it was called stop. so now you have new arrivals. they have seen a lot of dramatic experiences. they ran without any of them. they're being hosted by people who themselves need help. so we are trying to reach out to all these people and their final destination is desperate families. well, i feel scared and want to just

it's10% higher than the number of migrant crossings this time last year.being used to store the small boats before they are used. during a meeting that we covertly filmed, two smugglers reveal how dinghies are being stored in secret warehouses around the city of essen. our berlin correspondent, jessica parker, has more on this. essen, west germany, a place many migrants come to or pass through. it's here ourjournalist is posing as a syrian man who wants to get to britain on a small boat. wearing a secret camera, he meets this man, a boat smuggler, who says his name is abu sahar. these are videos from abu sahar — motors, dinghies, for use in migrant crossings. this one, he's suggested, is being stored nearby, somewhere around essen, ready, for the right price. they end up at a cafe. it's becoming clear someone else is coming. months of groundwork have led up to this moment. our guy is just a couple of streets away, having a meeting with his contact. we've got a tracker on him. we're parked up here. we don't want to get too close — that could compromise thin

our car crossing was damaged in a strike from the service side of the border on friday. this month from us now crossing was head. lebanon's. northern border is not the only option for people fleeing into syria. gonna go to sort of an eastern 11 on the i'll just get as i said, big is there. i'm i said find the original strike was board was hit and not the 1st time you were reporting on that we were seeing the size of the impact of the crater that was there. what kind of impact will these close us have given the fact that not both routes to the east are shots by the coding to level and the transport minister of those protocol since then that enough football. and when we went to the original striking the bus not well, there was a huge crate and so there was no vehicles able to cross. so people have to carry their belongings around this crate and hopefully try to find the vehicles on the other side. now what is what it has? so i just confirm that it has hit the boat across the angle. it says, is it position precision strike? and what is what claims is that these border cross

they cross this crossing . it was a great success for them. the intelligence forces of the regime are stationed there and we have a naval base in zikim. let's consider that the hamas forces actually operated by sea and to this base one of the most famous crossings for arriving from the sea and from the south was the karamshalam crossing, from where they entered and motor and vehicle units entered from that crossing. thank you very much, it was a short and concise overview of what happened on the morning of october 7th, its complete review definitely requires writing books, and in this short conversation we only discussed forgiveness. thank you very much , mr. hosseini, for your presence in the world today. we see another picture of global support on the anniversary of al-akhsar storm . we will be with you in the world today. creo va a ser muy bueno porque hay mucha gente happy. in the following, we will have a conversation with farah hughes, a writer and international pro-palestinian activist in belfast, ireland, mr. hughes. hello, mr. hughes,

it is completely closed and all communication is done through several crossings, one of the main crossingsch opens towards egypt, and the other five main crossings are more, but they are the main five, through which most of the traffic is carried out . at the disposal of the zionist regime, even the region and sea coast that gaza has with the national sea is completely managed by the israeli navy, the maritime relations are very simple and maritime activities such as fishing are also under control. the zionist regime will be implemented and gaza will be completely under a political, economic and security siege clip with the complete siege of gaza, the residents of gaza will be completely cut off in such a way that they even have to communicate with each other through the fences to communicate with the outside of the wall. in order to bypass this siege, they started to dig tunnels that led to egypt. yahya senwart, in an interview in 2021, says that we built more than 500 km of tunnels under gaza, and part of these tunnels are dug on the border of egypt towards egypt . they provided the medi

the attacks cardboard crossing was damaged to strike on friday. it's located in the back of the valley. earlier this month, the must not crossing was head. lebanon's, northern eddie. the border crossing is now the only option for refugees fleeing into sylvia. as a big, isn't she student in eastern 11 on with more liberties authorities have said that 2 of these border crossings are not in a triple now and must not crossing was hit earlier on in the month when we visited that there was a huge crate to in the middle of that road, essentially stuck in any vehicle going out of lebanon, or coming in to that, put on people the forced to carry their belongings, women and children around this crate that there was no shades. there was no war to people who are finding it very difficult. now, just 2nd crossing has been hit again by israel is right, accuses his result of using it to do some of the weapons and to lever on something . the authorities here have denied whatever needs authorities have said that these of civilian crossings, uncontrolled by the state

i mean i conducted by a red cross. i came from red cross and also talk to us without good as the president, felix, she said, katy has also asked the rest of us to do all that. they can to ensure that every passenger that was on the board is rescued and accounted for with that data for her life. now this certainly wasn't the 1st boat accident uh, and it did, but the democratic republic of congo. why do we keep hearing about these disasters? that has been ongoing well between the m 23 soul jazz and government soldiers and they have made most of the roads impossible that has forced most of the trig does. and passengers flying that route from the nova in south cuba to go my north cuba to use which i transport as an option. but another problem is that for most of sports, i usually of a crowded and this particular boards was supposed to be covering just thought to people. but it had over, over $200.00 people as at the time of the accident and the results of the crowding as the boards come size and the which this is i've said

israel - crossed all red lines. israel sa s it crossed all red lines.bollah. over1000 eliminating the threat of hezbollah. over 1000 have been killed, and many more injured, and almost 8 million displaced since israel launched a huge wave of devastating air strikes on lebanon. translation: my siblinus on lebanon. translation: iji siblings and their on lebanon. translation: iji1: siblings and their children were all killed.— siblings and their children were all killed.- last siblings and their children - were all killed.- last year, new course. over the last year, israel and hezbollah have been engaged in relatively low level conflict following the hamas attack on israel. the exchanged fire across the border, but the speed and scale of what is happening now has been a shocking and unprecedented. it was an attack like something from a tale of espionage. it is the middle of september and people are going about their everyday lives when. .. people are going about their everyday lives when... pages belonging to hezbollah members explode across lebanon a coor

crossing. it was a great success for them. the intelligence forces of the regime were stationed there and we have a naval base in zekim. to operate and reach this naval base from the south, one of the most famous crossings was entering the karamshalon crossing. that the units entered from there a motorcycle and a car also entered from that crossing. thank you very much. it was a short and concise review of what happened on the morning of october 7th. it definitely requires writing books to be fully reviewed, and in this short conversation, we only covered a part of it. thank you very much , mr. hosseini , for your presence in the world today. world on the anniversary of al-akhsar storm. together, we will be with you in today's world. next, we will have a conversation with farah hughes , a writer and international pro-palestinian activist in belfast, ireland. hello mr. hughes. mr. heuss, you were one of the activists who have been working on the palestinian issue for many years you followed and

the border crossing to syria. what's the significance of that crossing to the mass not crossing has been use most mostly by civilians in the last couple of days. and according to u. n. inflammation, 800000 of people have fled to 11 on since the extensive fighting started 10 days ago in syria is they are in the country with which uh i live on on, has a land for to, apart from israel. so many people here think that the it, is there any chance to flee to syria if they cannot take any airplanes? and if they cannot leave the country through the air. so the most not crossing was very important to civilians if they want it to leave to syria. but it is also very controversial as the the is really ami has blamed. has paula for using this crossing to import weapons from syria into lab on, on, reports have shown that ever since destroyed last night. the traffic in front of the border crossing has come to cold. no, iran's for administer has landed a inmate route. we know, of course, that iran is a major backer of hezbollah. w

we are at the flag for the crossings. we have been providing water food items as well, kind of blankets and other items. but unfortunately, the suffering of these people doesn't stop at the boat because they're coming back to syria, which has been battered by 15 years of conflict. the infrastructure, the health facilities, the education facilities, their phones, it's all been either destroyed or bad, badly damaged. they are staying with families. well, i could sell this place inside syria families. well, i'm fundable and need to, i'm going to turn in the systems themselves. i wasn't serial and visited some of these families, 90 percent of people inside syria need, that's a few minutes during assistance even before the carpet desktop. so now you have new arrivals. they have seen a lot of dramatic experiences. they ran those and exam. they're being hosted by people who themselves need help. so we are trying to reach out to all these people and their final destination is desperate families who are still scared not to just pr

this crossing into the uk is incredibly dangerous. i crossing into the uk is incredibly dangerous.ibly dangerous. i am well aware- won — incredibly dangerous. i am well aware. won and _ incredibly dangerous. i am well aware. won and that _ incredibly dangerous. i am well aware. won and that doesn't i aware. won and that doesn't stop you? why not? i have no other choice he replies, if i return to vietnam i have nothing there, i sold my house but it was not enough to pay off my debt. in but it was not enough to pay off my debt-— off my debt. in britain, meanwhile, _ off my debt. in britain, meanwhile, the - off my debt. in britain, meanwhile, the police | off my debt. in britain, i meanwhile, the police are concerned that many of the vietnamese are being trafficked here as has happened in the past. i here as has happened in the ast. ., ., , here as has happened in the ast. . . , i” here as has happened in the ast. . . , ., past. i am arresting you on facilitating _ past. i am arresting you on facilitating entry _ past. i am arresting you on facilitating entry of - past. i am arrestin

in that international discussion, we asked the red cross federation and the red cross committee to use all their capacities and help the displaced people . to the wounded, to the injured and those who are homeless and need to serve , after all, there are families among them, children, women, old men, old women, sick , and they are sick. the worst type of crime that mankind has ever seen and items and the tools that we use for relief works and for welfare works, these come to be turned into a tool of terror, and they make people blind , they kill people, they take away the right to continue life and the right to continue life from people, because these crimes in turn, he did not have and does not have a similar one, so we are from the red cross. we are from both the committee and the federation that condemned the body's statement to stop these crimes and find entry . it is our duty to go and be present in the region. we condemned and we asked all the international community, in addition to that , we will definitely send the documents of violation of humanitarian rights to the internatio

the un figures are that at the crossing, 235,000 people have crossed from lebanon into syria.ian refugees, who we've been working with over the last 12—13 years, they fear greatly going back for all sorts of reasons to do with the situation in government held parts of syria. so you can tell quite how desperate they are that they're choosing to make a move back to a country that they left ten, 12 years ago, despite the dangers there, because of what they fear in lebanon. these are many people, the syrian refugees, in informal settlements, often in the bekaa valley. they're leading a miserable existence in all sorts of ways, very high levels of poverty and distress. and so you can tell quite how dangerous is the situation in lebanon. on the political front, on the politicalfront, there is also the concern regarding escalation. what could it mean on the ground for the humanitarian situation, for all those civilians caught up in this? ~ ., those civilians caught up in this? ~ . , , ., ., this? we are desperate for de-escalation, _ this? we are desperate for de-escalation, not - th

they can cross that would cross international borders very easily.w, crossing europe with open borders. so it is very, very difficult for this wide array of police forces to actually make a significant impact on these gangs. andrew, thank you. sir keir starmer says there are tax rises to come in a speech ahead of wednesday's budget, but that what he calls "working people" will be protected. he promised the money will be used to "rebuild public services" and that he will prevent a return to what he called "devastating austerity". the conservatives say labour haven't been straight with the british people. our deputy political editor vicki young sent this report from birmingham. there is a lot of detail to get rights when you are preparing for a special occasion, and the run—up to the big day can feel like it's dragging on a bit. there won't be many gifts and keir starmer�*s first budget. and he's blaming that on his conservative predecessors. today, he promised change. stability, to prevent chaos or stop borrowing that will drive long—term growth. tax

these red dots are not allowed to cross this border during the day and night.s its own definition, or yellow areas and white areas, which are among the duties of the border guards, which, unfortunately, sometimes in the form of these backpackers. we ask what is inside your bag, he says, for example, the tv, the refrigerator, when it is open we have done almost 300 war colts inside, he doesn't even know that they are being used by other people, smugglers, professional smugglers are abusing them. we must follow the law. we believe that we should coordinate with the neighboring country before adding border crossings. without coordination with the country, if the neighboring country does not accept that we open this border crossing, then it is not acceptable. after all, we cannot open the border. but we firmly believe that we, the people of marzshin, should benefit from these divine gifts which is at the border of existence. it has the economic exchanges that they need, but on the condition that it is under the supervision and control of the border guard at a certa

the mass no crossing was hit. that has no vin, a read at border crossing is not the only option full refugees fleeing into syria. i was there, as i said, the bank is in to tour an eastern lebanon with more liberties. authorities have said that 2 of these border crossings are not in a triple now and must not crossing was hit earlier on in the month that when we visited that there was a huge crate to in the middle of that road, essentially stuck in any vehicle going out of that are not coming into that, but on people the forced to carry their belongings. women and children around these crates that there was no shades. there was no war to people who are finding it very difficult. now just 2nd crossing has been hate again by israel is right, accuses his result of using get to do some of the weapons and to lever on something . the authorities here have denied living needs. authorities have said that these of civilian crossings, uncontrolled by the states, but that hasn't stopped as well from targeting, talk to them. an

the drum and warship crosses the invisible sea border. it's now out of indonesian waters into what's called the high seas. the digital map signals the grew of the free good spot, good and back that they can now stop the training move. plan office. today we have flight operations, so we 1st have to cross the territory, walk us from indonesia to the high seat before where you can launch a helicopter, whether you are on the high seas or whether you are within so called exclusive economic. what territorial waters is complex and often the matter of interpretation . just as in the case of the south china sea, which the button go back recently crossed all china outline sovereignty over about 90 percent of it. which contradicts the un convention of the law of the see says the maritime legal expert on board. the china hills this to interpreted to bring their own interest in the interpretation of the law of to cease. and that is not only china, then all coastal states, all the states that bring ships into the sea, interpreted and set their own inte

and lebanon, cross—borderfighting between israeland lebanon, but cross—borderfighting between israelisrael is actually looking at iran right now, they promised retribution for the attack earlier on this week. when is that expected? what are people saying there?— saying there? anna, there is a feelin: saying there? anna, there is a feeling here — saying there? anna, there is a feeling here that _ saying there? anna, there is a feeling here that this - saying there? anna, there is a feeling here that this attack i feeling here that this attack and israel's response to iran is going to come any moment, hour and day now, although it seems very quiet at the moment, as i'm speaking to you, it is the end of several days of holiday because of the jewish year. not a lot is happening on the ground. generally, there are meetings going on between commandos, army commanders, political leaders, intelligence heads, they are all sort of continuing with their consultations to decide from amongst a list of options, which one to choose in terms of attacking which target in iran. these targets range fro

no. less from the crossing here there's no assistance this people helping each other out. so are you in via cuz you're wrong, but they just looked like they were observing. we understand that they may be some support on the other side, but at the moment, uh, i on the liberty inside this and support for people that internally displaced. but for built for these people crossing, as you can see, having the belongings on the shoulders on the heads, young old, there's no real support for them here. well, they're supposed to do this. i'm in any shape for them. and essentially this is a long road. hundreds of meters long and those that don't have cause waiting on this side, i'm going to have to hook up to the city and board on and then obviously carry on further. so that the situation is pretty dia and desperate for many of these people . and as i said, many of these people escaped, which ones serious sets of and never known. some of these children have room, nothing except 11 or 11 on his home. and now they're trying to get there trying to get to syria. and that jenny has become

, border crossing a long border. and it has strikes in syria and the past 12 hours to strikes in the past week up to 16 strikes. so what their own, the target, the supplies in level make sure how to re, re supply their end goal, of course, is really officials. we've heard this ready for minister say they would like to see, you know, has a lot of needs to play it's car for a team. so mediation efforts appear to be filled out and will improve their negotiating with strikes like this or has well as present as raging ground forces from info tracing until 11 o 2 flights kind and lovely citizens freeing the is rarely a rates of arrived in law. nathan, cyprus overnight. so i'm gonna be sharing the stories of the situation in the capital one building. there was people run for themselves different and there is one big this business and 75 people from 75 people around me 15 children and woman's and how many this there was that on the from for the living on this day, the seeing the safety find that in the bustling and then the

earlier this month the must not costing was hit levin's nose and a re the border crossing is now the only option full of those refugees fling into syria houses. here was outside big, into torah and east and never with more on how these closes will impact people fleeing the slicing of 11 and 11 is, authorities have said that 2 of these border crossings are not in of triple not unless not crossing was hit earlier on in the month that when we visited that there was a huge crate to in the middle of that road, essentially stuff in any vehicles is going out of that are not coming into that. but on people the forced to carry the belongings, women and children around these crates that there was no shades. there was no war to people who are finding it very difficult. now the 2nd crossing has been hit again by israel is red accuse is his result of using get to do some of the weapons and to liberate on something. the authorities here have denied whatever needs. authorities have said that these of civilian crossings, uncontrolled by the states, but that hasn't stopped as well from targeting, tal

they say that if people cross the line, arrests will be made. thank you for that.ersary of those attacks on october 7th. anniversary of those attacks on october7th. my anniversary of those attacks on october 7th. my colleague lyse doucet will be bringing us full coverage from the region in the coming days, and we will have more in the next hour on that also. the republican nominee for the us presidency, donald trump, will return to the city of butler in the state of pennsylvania later today — where he was injured in an assassination attempt at a rally injuly. our correspondent gary o'donoghue, who was there at the time of the attack, has returned to the key swing state to speak to people who were affected that day — including the widow of a former volunteer fire—fighter who was killed — by a bullet meant for mr trump. the moment that will go down in history. the former president coming within inches of losing his life. there is plenty of activity among the police. as they look for other possible gunman. they look for other possible cunman. , , ., gunman. this build

we have crossed the _ crossed that line? we have crossed the line _ crossed that line?have crossed the line but the - crossed the line but the question is will this matter to the global economy. the truth is that unless energy infrastructure is attacked, this will not have a measurable impact. there will be a security premium on brent crude until the markets recognise that probably there will be no interdiction in the flow of oil and gas from the gulf. this is very concerning in a security sense and the fact that it could escalate but i think iran is out of options, frankly. it has encouraged proxies and those proxies have been hammered. what has been done to hezbollah is very substantial, it will take them years to recover. the fact is that they are incapable of mounting a coordinated large—scale response to israel because they don't have a means of communicating other than cable telephone, and i suspect they have suspicions about the effectiveness of that. keep in mind that they had to get off cell phones, they went to pages which they thought would be the device that

let's cross to our berlin correspondentjessica parker.ugh this investigation. yes, good evening- _ investigation. yes, good evening. so _ investigation. yes, good evening. so some - investigation. yes, good i evening. so some context investigation. yes, good - evening. so some context first, which is that according to a un agency, 2024 has already become the deadliest for migrant crossings on the english channel. that's people seeking to cross the sea on small boats from northern france to the south coast of the uk. our investigation sought to explore how germany has become a key staging post in the way in which small boats are moved through europe to northern france and trading in as well with smugglers making huge sums of money. here is our exclusive report. essen, west germany, a place many migrants come to or pass through. it's here ourjournalist is posing as a syrian man who wants to get to britain on a small boat. wearing a secret camera, he meets this man, a boat smuggler who says his name is abu sahar. these are videos from abu sa

about the people smugglers using small boats to cross the english channel. king charles opens the commonwealth summit in samoa. there's no mention of reparations but a call to learn lessons from history. reparations but a call to learn we reparations but a call to learn ask you to tell us the stories we ask you to tell us the stories you want us to cover. some of your ideas coming up ahead. hello, welcome to the programme. a bbc investigation has uncovered evidence of how germany is being used to store small boats, before they're used by migrants to cross the english channel. during a meeting that we covertly filmed, two smugglers reveal how dinghies are being stored in secret warehouses around the city of essen. our berlin correspondent, jessica parker, has more on this. essen, west germany, a place many migrants come to or pass through. it's here ourjournalist is posing as a syrian man who wants to get to britain on a small boat. wearing a secret camera, he meets this man, a boat smuggler, who says his name is abu sahar. these are videos from abu sahar — m

videos have showed damage following the strike at the border crossing and you can see it spans the width vehicles. this is a key route between beirut and damascus and this is what it looks like on google earth, zooming right down to that or level of the road. over here it is a screenshot from the video be verified at the scene and you can see the same ravine, what helped us verify the footage was by comparing it to a youtube video posted in 2022 and filmed by a motorcyclist on that road. you can see the same pylons and rock formations, the same as the footage of the damage. a note of caution, similar spot on this road was struck in 2006, seen here, so to confirm the footage was new we took stills from the video and searched for previous images online, and we looked at the damage we are seeing today, and we think that is different to what we saw in 2006 and then we cross checked the location with doors able to visualise what the terrain looks like and confirmed that the damage happened here around 700 metres from the checkpoint, five kilometres from the border itself. so, today the israel

yes, this was a strike against a crossing in the northern because valley and that makes the eldest crossing. you can look pos from there, and this basically, we have 3 crossing spite lands where you can use the tool. then you're not able to pause. now, one of us must not, which was written some weeks ago. now this is the 2nd one that use only one water station where you can cross the doors near the city of truthfulness. you to know that many people from here escaped to what's leveling through you. and just estimating that 400 searching cells left to live on into what see in the last weeks to go to safety. and also maybe to find some places where, why they displaced that are more affordable places. so this is becoming know, increasing this because this 2 of the street for the crossings being destroyed. generalist coverage even over hawaii in bainbridge, thank you for the update of the us and on is rails of the front against thomas militants in gallons of thousands have been reported, killed in the latest dance drawings across the territory. got some health officials and 38 people were killed

police say that if people do cross the line, then arrests will be made quickly.ondon as those protests, calling for a ceasefire in gaza, continue on. you can see hundreds of people peacefully marching through the centre of the capital, many holding placards and palestinian flags. now it's time for a look at today's sport. there is one game under way in the english premier league — the leaders liverpool are at away at crystal palace in saturday's early kick—off. and there's been an early goal, diogojota with it afterjust nine minutes. palace are yet to win a game this season. victory would move liverpool four points clear until both it is half—time at selhurst park, 1—0, to liverpool. for the champions city — there's a home game against fulham later. manager pep guardiola is already looking ahead to next year with city participating in the club world cup injune. he wants their first matches of next season to be postponed to ease the burden on his players but doesn't the club asked the premier league _ the club asked the premier league to postpone the first one or—

migrant crossings here in the valley have dropped by 40%.hould those restrictions have been enacted sooner, and would you make them permanent? mr. gonzalez: i would certainly make this permanent. we had a very good bipartisan bill in the senate that president trump crashed for the very reason of campaigning on this issue would he was hoping there would be chaos on the border, which there is not. this executive order from president biden forced border -- forced order on the border. i have asked to hold people back on the southern border. we are seeing improvements, and we will see it in policies that work, not just rhetoric. we need ideas and policies that make a difference. >> should these restrictions have been enacted sooner, and should they remain permanent? ms. flores: absolutely should have been put in place a lot sooner. one of the reasons this was done because of the november election. but it should have been done sooner, and 2021, when they saw the crisis coming. i believe a lot of those that crossed illegally took advantage of asylu

that border crossing is the main road between lebanon and syria. many people are trying to escape the conflict. the con, get flies out of the country. are internally displaced, trying to go to syria because they fund to the chances that and the the i was of friday morning is ok that the number of strikes to a good damaging that road crating must have craters and whatnot. was there. i saw people struggling, trying to get from best these are these craters and people who are asking me for a water. if i had any water, i saw a young children in the heat there's, there's no cover. the only thing phase, the son on the dust, and we have this report from the that'd be from the yeah. on the any i was a friday morning. is there any strikes a number of is there any strikes, hit this main road between the lebanese border and the syrian border? now, this is the main route for people trying to escape. living on this crate says the, all these crates of the souls lost, the it spends the entire length of the road, essentially stopping any sort of vehicles, either cr

let's cross over to yemen now. last night the yemini military um carried out a retaliatory attack on the israeli regime hitting tel avivs and this operation uh led to the precise targeting of this vessel, another vessel of miraforbus was targeted in the indian ocean with a winged missile and the third targeted these this vessel because it violated the ban on the entry towards the occupied palestinian ports, and that is in light of the continuous operations of the yemani armed forces in all of the areas, whether from yemen and towards the arab sea, and there was another attack against one of the vessels with a drone from yemen, and led to the precise targeting of that vessel, the yemen armed forces vow to continue their operations to enforce the siege on the israeli enemy, and that these operations will not stop until... yemen was stronger, independent and sovereign, freedom is for yemen and all the free of the nation, first of all right, well there has been a statement by the yemini military, spokesman yahya sadi u

appear to show people crossing over so it looks possible that that crossing has been re—establishedpeople walking on that road around that key crossing at masnaa as well. but it really i think shows two macro things. it speaks to the scale and size of the displacement crisis in lebanon at the moment and also says a lot about the fears and concerns of people here when you look at the syrians who left the civil war in their own country who are now making that decision to go back again feeling that they will be safer and they are staying here in lebanon at the moment. as we were saying, through the day today, through the afternoon, we have seen more of these israeli air strikes on different parts of the capital. when we get into the overnight, early hours of the morning, thatis early hours of the morning, that is when we tend to get these new idf warnings for buildings and areas in the southern suburbs and people who live here, and i can speak to that as well, at the moment you really see and hear overnight often very intense strikes right in the heart of the capital here. i right in t

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that is the humanitarian affairs adviser at the international committee of the red cross.resentative for the occupied palestinian territory and he joined me earlierfrom gaza where the second round of an emergency polio vaccination campaign has started today. tn campaign has started today. t�*t the last couple of weeks we have had problems in the north, and i want to mention that when there were evacuation orders for the three hospitals in the north, who was requested by the ministry of health and hospital directors to with what we call the critical patients from those hospitals, and to bring in urgently needed fuel and essential medicine and emergency medical teams, and we needed nine attempts in the last week because every attempt and mission was delayed, sometimes denied, impeded, so only the day before yesterday we managed to do that. we still get the assurances that the campaign in the north is on, and the campaign in the north, i already mentioned there are 20,000 children who need to be vaccinated, roughly 75,000 around gaza city, and around 50,000 more up north. we

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the story of the wooden cross that has weathered the storm. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. let's get to madeleine rivera on the deal to end the strike. >> madeleine: members of international longshoremen's association are back to work today. union representing dock workers saying they at the united states maritime alians have extended the contact until january 2025. as part of the offer ports propose 62% wage hike over six years. if a deal is not reached within 90 days, that is off the table. other members think a strike is not likely. >> a strike is not good for anybody, but it had to be done because we deserve it. i doubt they want us to strike again. i don't believe it will. they suspended it for now, i think we will get a just deal we deserved. >> madeleine: president biden said he would not intervene, which garnered criticism posing a strike to the u.s. economy. after pressuring both sides to reach a deal, the president is praising the tentative agreement highlighting power of collect

so the trucks will usually bring this items and, now the drivers feel unsafe to cross and so we haveh into lebanon. it is trucks have to go much longer routes to reach into lebanon.— to reach into lebanon. it is not 'ust the to reach into lebanon. it is not just the trucks, _ to reach into lebanon. it is not just the trucks, isn't _ to reach into lebanon. it is not just the trucks, isn't it? - to reach into lebanon. it is not. just the trucks, isn't it? yesterday the world health organization were saying that flights because so many have been cancelled in that region, they couldn't get medical teams and aid into the region, that must be affecting you as well. so tell me in terms of getting enough supplies in, given the numbers that you are talking about, do you have enough aid there on the ground, and give me aid there on the ground, and give me a thought also about the dangers to your team is well with all of this going on all around them. you hit on so many critical points, i'll try to be briefed to address it so many critical points, i'll try to be briefe you address it so many cr

the cob border crossing was damaged in the strike on friday. it's located in the north of the back of valley. earlier this month, the muffler crossing was hit, lebanon's, northern id. the border crossing is now the only option for refugees fleeing into syria. as big as in student and east and 11 on the more the liberties authorities have said that 2 of these border crossings are not in a triple now and must not crossing was hit it on in the months that when we visited that there was a huge crate to in the middle of that road essentially stuck in any vehicle going out of that are not coming into that, but on people the forced to carry their belongings, women and children around this crater, there was no shades. there was no war to people who are finding it very difficult. now the 2nd crossing has been hit again by his relatives right. accuse is his result of using get to do some of the weapons and to let but on something. the authorities here have denied whatever needs authorities have said that these of civilian crossings, uncontrolled by the s