darrow a calculation from what? bryan i could not say. darrow from the generations of man. that's where how usher made his calculations. bryan i would not want to say that. darrow what do you think? bryan i do not think about things. i don't think about. darrow how do you think about things you do think about? bryan well, sometimes and in this grilling, depending on who's listening and who's reading, the accounts, have very different takeaways in kind of the urban and h.l. mencken world. darrow made bryan look like a buffoon. but the people who loved william jennings bryan and like the anti evolution law, bryan firmly defended the faith. there's a key moment, however, where bryan admits that there's some things in the bible that don't have to be taken little orally, and some are small, he says. some of the bible is given illustrative. lee, for instance, you are the salt of the earth. i would not insist that man was actually salt or the flesh of salt, but it's used in the sense of salt as saving god's people. but you also can seed under bryan's grilling that the six days in

now the aclu, who is running the defense didn't want darrow because they knew darrow was going to go after. they want this to be a first amendment case, a free speech case, but scopes says, i want darrow, and now you've got the nation's famous defense attorney and this three time candidate for president, william bryan, squaring off in dayton and trial, which they thought was going to be big, will be bigger than they could ever imagine, both at the moment and in its historical legacy. and we will pick up that story on thursday. okay. welcome back to history. 134 spies, assassins, martyrs and witches, famous trials in american history at the university of maryland last class we did the first part of the scopes

max darrow has that story. >> reporter: another year, another abridged crab season along the california coast. the department of fish and wildlife says effective april 8th fisheries using vertical line gear in the water south of the sonoma-mendocino county line will have to call it quits for the season. the reason? entanglement risks for whales coming to the coast to feed. >> it's one of these in expected changes climate change has thrown at us. >> reporter: dr. jeff schefter is a senior scientist. >> due to climate change and the warming of the ocean, it's been pushing the whales closer to shore that's resulting in a greater overlap with where the fishing gear is. >> reporter: as a result, it's become the norm in recent years for the start of crab season to be delayed and the end to be accelerated often by several weeks, if not months. schefter tells me he believes cooperation and innovation will be key to finding solutions that will work for the fishery and the whales. >> i'm hopeful. i think with new science and with collaboration across maybe unlikely partners, right, fishermen part

bodies of for, for an aide, workers and one palestinian were brought to a hospital in the town of darrow, by the australia as prime minister as confirmed the death of australian aid worker is only frank common. she's seen here on the left and a world kitch world. central kitchen video posted last month. and israel says it's investigating the incident as it continues its operation and gaza in response to the mazda october 7th terror attacks. australian prime minister anthony albany, easy says it has given this reaction astray. i expect full accountability for the depth of i'd with his, which is completely unacceptable. i'd workers and those doing humanitarian work in the data. oh, innocent civilians need to be provided with protection. i a c. w, correspond to rebecca richards in jerusalem to tell us more about this incident as well as you just mentioned, terry wells central kitchen has said in the statement that 7 of his team members were killed in an a. legit is really as try. uh, it says the team was traveling in a d, a. d conflicted zones of an area that was supposedly comparatively sa

as low as hand cordaris begins our coverage from the scene of the attack in darrow bala. i'm crazy. standing in front, one of the vehicles that has been targeted by the is really forces last night. this car and 2 other cars across the received street have been targeted by that is ready for says 3 of the cars are for the world central kitchen. and they had a aid workers in the side, the cars. but so far we know that it is trillion a polish, a british, a canadian, and then merican and a palestinian aid workers were targeted in those 3 cars. it's very obvious that these workers were working with the world central kitchen as we see best and at the logos of w. c. k organization. we know that these cars were on their way back from the port. nothing of the gaza strip to their guest house and drove ahead. every car is, is separated by a piece 500 meters, which shows that this convoy was directly targeted by the is really forces. this will have a lot of negative consequences not only or on the humanitarian sector in the gaza strip. it will also have a huge major consequences and n

i'm max darrow. the antiwar student movement on college campuses across the country has shown up at stanford. students built up a tent encampment. the protests continued on friday. the protests coincide with admit week for incoming students. we saw one parent of a prospective assistant confronting a protester. >> they are brainwashing people in stanford. they have to be the smartest kids in the world. they should do the research on their own, not listen to a bunch of lies that these people are creating here. >> the bigger risk is to stay silent. the bigger risk is to be complicit in the university investment. >> protesters call for the university to cut ties with companies that do business with israel. in a statement sent to us, stanford says the students' actions are in violation of student policy. the names of students involved have been submitted. >>> u.c. berkeley protesters are spreading out for days now. they call for a cease-fire and companies to divest in israel's war effort. cal pollyann nou

but no there's still hope max darrow. thank you for stepping in this morning. >> i'm max darrow and reed and gianna are off this morning and a great start to the day with you and all you at home. >> we have a voice issue on this show. i don't know if it's hay fever or a little -- that's going around here. >> a little something something. but -- hopefully i cannot be the next one to come down with whatever it might be. >> keep your distance max. i won't infect you i promise. >>> outside on this lovely tuesday morning. looking pretty good right now from our view from the salesforce tower oh what a wonderful shot of the bay area here on this tuesday morning. the lights are shining bright throughout the bay area. and into the east bay and jess burch joining us now. is it going to stale beautiful like that shot. >> that voice issue that you guys were just talking about i think that's the allergies. the pollen count is really high today and tomorrow. we're in the medium to high category and widespread throughout the bay area. a

owners, they late illegal pipes and rivers and streams to be blake acted as from nearby the limit. darrow find the piping on routine searches in the mountains the best. so i took candles was the most, this is because that and the last 10 years, the streams on the springs, the river has been drawing up. and the water has been captured, helps as many to be useful of condos and bearing supplements upon on those peoples that work as a full field orchard owners pipe water to contain ponds to be crops. they are an estimated 850 like this one in the area. the more ponds that come up, the less what are there is for villages and lower parts of the township. the villagers are willing to compromise and offer growers 20 percent of local water from streams. the growers haven't responded. so they continue to pose a pipe. this is obviously more like, i think we're running a serious arrest. ask them killing us for protesting, to assemble and demanding what we need from the government. them look yeah. the to the government to do it this sunday and support us. you help us get and look at right. these resou

but as max darrow shows us, they are trying to make a big impact when it comes to reducing light pollution. >> reporter: appreciating the view from her back porch. and whennighttime arrives, they say something is missing. >> oh yeah. it is all sky glow three stars, i think. but every one of those stars is still there. they are just hidden. >> reporter: for the past several years, they will work to create a plan to change that. they came up with the dark sky ordinance. >> light pollution has skyrocketed. >> and after a january 18 city council vote, the city of brisbane is implementing it, which means the clock starts for residents to modify their outdoor lighting. >> we'll put this one in a couple months ago. we used to have a very nice fixture, completely open and the bulb was completely exposed. >> one of the things we'll look for is to put a ruler across the bottom of the fixture. the lightbulb should be higher than that, so it is tucked up inside the fixture. >> we have as much usable light as we used to. it is being directed with the warmer color temperatures. >> you can see the differ

i'm max darrow. >>> campus protests continue to grow. encampments have caused some schools to call in police and some are canceling classes and graduation ceremonies. more from bradley blackburn. >> reporter: at columbia university encampments were up overnight, the epicenter of a wave of campus protests. similar scenes across the country from reno to ucla and stanford with many calling universities to divest from doing business with israel. many jewish students say they are facing antisemitism. >> as a member of the jewish people, i feel my people being attacked. protesters clashed with police at ohio state, three people were arrested late this week. friday evening protesters at cal poly took down the barricades at the administrative building. inside there was graffiti covered walls and shattered glass leading to the president's office. messages scrawled around the inner office. the standoff continues. >> reporter: usc is canceling the main graduation ceremony. the ceremonies that took place on this lawn are set for mid-may. >> many of

i am max darrow. >>> crime is a reality , a hot button issue in the bay area right now.ot about it from specific incidents to conversations over perception versus reality. we typically hear us about the people affected by violent crimes. the survivors, and those who have lost loved ones . on saturday evening in oakland, the community did just that. crime victims and their loved ones gathered at lake merritt to show their stories and to foster a network of support. amanda harry was there. >> reporter: dozens of people gathered to tell their stories about how crime has impacted their lives . the idea behind it, is that when survivors speak, change happens. >> i have to remind myself that is okay. >> reporter: like this 15-year-old. >> i have been through emotional and physical abuse with my mother the past. >> reporter: her mother was an alcoholic and said she grew up in fear, but now she is finally safe. living with her aunt, going to high school, and focusing on getting into a good college. one of her favorite hobbies is writing spoken word poetry. >> survive for the day

the owner of the witter coin shop stopped by the studios this morning and max darrow asked him why he did this to begin with. there's been so many people -- >> i took my granddaughter out and we explored san francisco and just families to get out there and have fun and hopefully they find coin and hopefully it intrigues them. hopefully they discover the wonderful world of copes. >> pretty cool and indian head penny i think. you can see more from that interview on our website, kpix.com. >>> speaking of rare finds, remember blockbuster video? in its hayday blockbuster had 9,000 stores globally. and 65 million registered customers. these days, only one store remains in oregon, i didn't even know one remained whose motto is "till the bitter end" but itay hod reports the blockbuster saga is now getting an unexpected sequel. >> reporter: if you're one of the last holdouts to own a vcr, you may want to dust it off, as blockbuster is making a comeback. well, sort of. thomas brungardt and tony bernasconi are the owners of the traveling museum, a vintage store in benicia. recently they took the

. >> max darrow reports on the innovation that may change everything. >> reporter: another year, another crab season along the california coast. the department of fish and wildlife says effective april 8, fisheries using vertical line gear in the waters south of the mendocino county line will have to call it quits for the season. the reason entanglement risk for whales to feed. >> it's one of the unexpected surprises that climate change has thrown at us. we're trying to figure out how to adapt. >> reporter: the senior scientist with oceana and the advocacy group focused on conservation. >> due to climate change and changes in the warming of the ocean, it has been pushing the whales closer to shore where it is resulting in a greater overlap where the fishing gear is. >> reporter: as a result it has become the norm in recent years for the start of crab season to be delayed and that end to be accelerated by several weeks, if not months. they believe innovation and corporation will be key to finding solutions that will work for the fishery and the whales. >> i'm for one optimistic. i'm hopef

max darrow reports they are ready to welcome back the fans . >> new banners are on the walls at oracle park, ready to welcome giants fans for the 2024 home opener. just about a block and a half away from the willie mays gates, reza kazmiri is eager to welcome fans back to his restaurant, yummy plate . we cannot wait. like most restaurants and shops near the ballpark, reza is busier when it is baseball season. >> a big difference. it adds up , 35, 40% when they are playing. >> reza's numbers look even better when the giants are winning and fans filled the stadium but that has been a bit of a challenge for the team in recent years. for the 2023 seasons, giants attendance was a little under 31,000 fans per game, excluding 2020 and 2021, that is the second lowest the giants average attendance has been since the giants moved from candlestick in 2000 to what is now oracle park. with a fresh squad including new players like jung hoo lee and more, reza thinks this year could a good one for his favorite club and therefore his restaurant. >> we can see what they're going to do. i am sure they wi

i am max darrow. we start with a parking battle in san francisco. few years ago, the sfmta said they would start to getting people if cars parked in the driveway were blocking the sidewalk , like you see. it has not been enforced, up until now. as amanda hari shows us the issue has some neighbors turning on each other. >> reporter: people in these neighborhoods say they have been parking like this for years. and suddenly they are seeing sfmta issue citations. the issue is what you see here. cars parked in short drivers, forcing them to spillover, into the sidewalk and then people have to walk around them. to get by. >> i was thinking about, am i going to, you know, wake up with a ticket? >> reporter: david regularly house it's in the interest sunset and he says he is a neighborhood group message and people have been talking about an uptick in citations for cars parked in their own driveways. the offense listed on the ticket, blocking part of the sidewalk. he has parked sideways like this for years, leaving room for pedestrians, but now he is concern

oh, max darrow, yes, we did forget our powerball ticket. but that's okay. because i was just wanting to be a billionaire. i'm nicole zaloumis. i mean, whena potential deal being discussed today. >>> and did you forget your youpowerball ticket? cash out you don't stress. arethe jackpot is still up for grabs. like -- >> reporter: on easter sunday, millionaire to the tune of what? $700 million? i don't know what taxes are. >> not enough. >> absolutely. i'm max darrow in for reed cowangianna franco this morning. great to be here with nicole. jess, everybody with the morning edition. >> i know, i feel like we should buy a lotto ticket for the team because even breaking it up a little bit i still think we can quit our jobs. >> that would be a beautiful thing too. >> no, never do that to kpix right? because you have days like today where you are smiling and shining because the sun is out. >>> the sun is out. oh my gosh a gorgeous day. it's such a great day to forecast too. no one is complaining about the meteorologists saying sunshine right. now thursday, you are

as max darrow reports, it is the local businesses who are the most ready for the big game. >>> new bannersrk, ready to welcome giants fans for the 2024 home opener. just about a block and a half away from the willie mays gates, we cannot wait. like most restaurants and shops near the ballpark , he is busier when it is baseball season. >> a big difference. it adds up . 35, 40% when they are playing. >> the numbers look even better when the giants are winning and fans filled the stadium. but, that has been a bit of a challenge for the team in recent years. the 2023 season, giants attendance was a little under 31,000 fans per game, excluding 2020 and 2021, that is the second lowest the giants average attendance has been since the giants moved from candlestick in 2000 to what is now oracle park. with a fresh squad including new players like michelle troconis -- jung hoo lee and more, he thinks this could be a good one for his favorite club and restaurant. >> i can't wait to see what they're going to do. they are going to make a difference. >> longtime band brenda ochoa shares her optimism and

our max darrow has been following an impactful program that allows inmates to train service dogs. he takes us inside the prison for puppy school graduation. >> day to day life for the residents of san quentin can be fairly simple. this cell is chase's bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and living room . it is where he makes his life, for now, at least. nearly 10 years ago, he took a life. >> i committed a murder. that is why i am in prison. >> instead of letting my pass him by, he spent the last year hoping bring new life to strangers on the outside. we met chase and wendell a year ago when he became one of the first puppy raisers at the san quentin rehabilitation center. he is a part of a program where select incarcerated individuals raise and train puppies to become service animals that nonprofit group canine companions will pair with people with disabilities for free. san quentin officials see it as a valuable rehabilitation tool for some inmates it also benefits the community. it is a way to give back to a community that he took from. >> there is no good that i can do to make up for t

max darrow spoke to one long time owner about why it could be a game changer. >> this is our electric vehicle association booth. >> reporter: this was jerry pahorski's pov showing off the numerous evs on display at cupertino's recent earth day celebrations. some teslas and -- >> and there's my 2002 rav4 ev. >> reporter: yup, you heard that right, a 2002 ev. so he's had some skin in the ev game longer than most people. >> well, i'm kind of an environmental nut, i guess. >> reporter: between more californians switching to evs by the week and car manufacturers releasing more ev options, things are changing substantially. >> these are increasing demand for charging and the supply has to match that. right now they're behind. i think there's a shortage of chargers. >> reporter: he was thrilled when he heard about a public/private partnership development that would pump up the ev charging infrastructure. >> it's a good thing. it's about time. >> reporter: tesla is opening its fast chargers to nontesla vehicles. governor newsom pulled up to one in a ford ev to explain more about it. >> this i

. >>> seven people were killed while trying to bring food to northern gaza on monday, max darrow spoke with a bay area woman who works with world central kitchen about the people who were killed. >> a san francisco woman volunteered for world central kitchen on numerous occasions overseas, she described damien as kind, a protector, a person determined to do good and so much more. >> he was an extraordinary human being. >> that is how chef lauren would like people to remember damien, she volunteered beside him on multiple runs for people in ukraine. that was before his mission to gaza, before he and six other aid workers from world central kitchen were killed in an air strike that israeli military officials have since said was a grave mistake. >> it is disbelief, it is profound sadness, it is anger, all those emotions. and knowing somebody so personally, it just guts you. it doesn't matter what color you are or what religion you are or what political leaning you have, it is all about feeding people in need and that is it. >> she says aid workers know there are inherent risks with what t

max darrow has that story. >> reporter: another year, another bridge crab season along the californiaf fish and wildlife says effective april 8th, fisheries using vertical line gear in the water south of the sonoma-mendocino county line will have to call it quits for the season. the reason, entanglement risk for whales returning to california's coastal waters to feed. >> it is one of these unexpected surprises that climate change is thrown at us and now we are trying to figure out how we can adapt. >> reporter: is a senior scientist with oceanic, and international advocacy group focused on conservation. >> due to climate change and changes in the warming of the ocean it has been pushing the whales closer to shore . where it is resulting in a greater overlap with where the fishing gear is. >> reporter: as a result it is become the norm in recent years for the start of crab season to be delayed in the end to be accelerated often by several weeks, if not months. he believes innovation and cooperation will be key to finding solutions that will work for the fishery and for the whales. >> i

but as max darrow reports, the district's long-time congresswoman says this isn't sustainable and it is now demanding more detailed answers. >> reporter: it may be small, but they are home to the only emergency room along the san mateo county coast. and the decision to close it temporarily is drawing heavy scrutiny from elected officials who represent the residents including congresswoman anna eshoo. >> you simply cannot leave people without any emergency center on the coast side. >> reporter: the officer says that the closure of seton medical center coast side is only temporary and necessary to take extensive building repairs because of severe storm damages and major repairs. the temporary closure could last up to nine months. they're encouraging patients to seek emergency care and hospital services at seton's daly city campus. >> depending on where you live on the coast side, that could minimally take 45 minutes to get there. and a life or death situation, that's simply not acceptable. >> reporter: eshoo is demanding more transparency and specifics. she wrote this letter to the dir

. >>> in california, max darrow has that story. >> reporter: this is our -- electric vehicle association booth. this was jerry's pov. showing off the numerous e on display at cupertino's recent earth day celebration. some teslas. >> hyundai konaev. >> reporter: and -- >> there's my 2002 rav4 ev. >> reporter: you heard that right. yep. a 2002 ev. soier hi had some skin in the ev game for longer than most people. >> i'm kind of an environmental nut i guess. >> reporter: between more californians switching to evs bithe week and car manufacturers releasing more ev options, he says the infrastructure needs are changing substantially. >> so all these things are kind of increasing the demand for charging so the supply has to rise to match that. and right now, they're actually behind. i think there's -- there's a shortage of chargers. >> reporter: which is why he was thrilled when he heard about a public-private partnership development that will pump up the ev charging infrastructure. >> it's a good thing. and you know, it's about time. >> reporter: tesla is opening its fast chargers to nontesla

so this aide conway was hit in darrow's by law in central gaza, shortly after leaving a warehouse. this, despite making these really military aware of the team's movements and on a hand has, are coverage they came to help bring relief to palestinians suffering and gaza. but they ended up as yet were victims of these rails war. and it's really air strike, kill these aid workers from the humanitarian group world central kitchen. one of them was palestinian, and all the others were foreign nationals and their governments are demanding answers astray. it expects full accountability for the deaths of i'd with his, which is completely unacceptable. i'd workers and those doing humanitarian work in the data. all innocent civilians need to be provided with protection. the world central kitchen says it's team would coordinate their movements with the israeli army ahead of time. they were traveling armored cars and their logo was highly visible. israel was promised to review the attack and what it called the highest levels. we will be opening a probe to examine the serious incident further. t

i'm one of the the be working at all next some markers most people in darrow ballade since last year. this hospital has approximately 230 pads and there was a shortage of places even before being in charge of the emergency departments who struggled saving. we've never before kept the numbers, patients being so high and can see these as right now. our friends were busy working when suddenly there was an explosion behind us. not far from where we are. it was really loud, the phrase to good after 34 hours of no internet connection and phone signal. i'm now back in la. i am in good time. this morning we continue the distribution process of 1000 packages of prepared friends. you see that there is no gas for kids, so we rely on what is it that is important given was older limitations. we must people who show our enemies that even though the code of the guests of white doesn't mean that we stop offering our fest for the posting of some costs, the to be honest. it is very difficult to cool because the patients with care don't just kept simple leg fractures for abdominal distension. we receive

max darrow has that story. >>

the cdo darrow belies one of the latest pockets. i'll be id f with footage coming, and they then capturing the moment of the strike. the sole fathers been no official comments for me as well on the slides, but the local media reports a central area is all the inquiry. if i've come under intense attack in the past 48 hours, including crowded refugee can by the total debt stole since october, the 7th has past $34000.00 people, more than 90 percent of those killed have been civilians. but when it comes to accountability, many of the west have been accused of turning a blind eye. for instance, a canada is finance minister. she's on record this one saying the whole country would serve as an asset for easel. perhaps that explains how recent behavior, when faced with some difficult questions about the 14000 children killed in gaza. minister freelance you condemn is just killing a 40000 children. stop you condemned isn't was killing of course, in 1000 children the admission of front of it was walking away. there's a glaring omission of any

but i was just the russ darrow ha, the inside story is up nice discussing wise and foot and security around the world is driven by assignment change and conflict on robotics and say, well this one obviously the had lower there with the story of heat and strong winds across the north of africa and some of those conditions are pushing across into the event and the middle east . so we're seeing temperature as a cit, while above the average for the likes of lebanon and syria over the next few days. it is looking at little settled across the gulf as we go into friday. the west, the weather starts to push its way across the eastern parts of iran, leaving behind some sunshine in the west. we are set to see the showers pickup across west and pots of saudi arabia and the week. now in contrast to this has been boned. why across the north of africa for places like libya and the strong winds have kicked up this a hard dust turning the skies red there. we could see for the sand storms in the days ahead, fully be as well as egypt, thanks to the very strong winds. and what weather does start to cre

central kitchen says is 3 vehicles left to the warehouse here in darrow by law sometime around 10 30 pm local time on april. first. the convoy travel just over 4 kilometers, making it to rashid street. along the coast, witnesses say the 1st vehicle was hit by a miss ha, here just before 10 45 pm. the injured was seen being transferred from the 1st car to the 2nd homage vehicle. the 2nd call made it 800 meters sauce from the 1st attack. when it was bombed to photos clearly show it was head straight to the roof by project tie from above. the 3rd vehicle in the convoy made you to for the 1600 meters down the road before it was hit by a 3rd. and final strike also threw itself that spring in. i'll just here is a moron. con, an occupied east jerusalem for the same ron. tell us more 1st, i guess about this high res article, which mentions a lack of discipline on the part of commanders in the field in gosh, the, well now the initial shock of this attack is over. people all be getting to us the one simple question was this deliberate. that's something i've been speaking to military analysts a

i see all the civilians and one of the the has been working at all night some markers hospital in darrow ballade. since last year this hospital has approximately 230 pads. and there was a shortage of places, even before being in charge of the emergency department. we struggled daily with the lack of fat. never before kept the numbers of patients being so high and conceding, as right now. our friends were busy working when suddenly there was an explosion behind us. not far from where we are. it was really loud, the praise to god after 34 hours of no internet connection and phone signal i am now back in law. i am in good health this morning and we continue the distribution process of 1000 packages of prepared for friends. you see that there's no gas for kids, so we rely on what is it that he's using or even was older limitations. we must people who show our enemies that even though the color of the guests of white doesn't mean that we stop offering our best for the posting of some costs, the to be honest. it is very difficult to cool because the patients with your don't just have simple le

people have been killed and several more wounded in an overnight is really our striking on the ton of darrow belie wanting. the following images are graphic video from the palace, the name red crescent society shows young survivors. i'll be attacked, being transferred to the nearby out of the hospital. the authorities have reported that the majority of casualties are children and women who lived in a residential building in new surround refugee town targeted by his release for allegedly harping. how must militants the bones level that to the ground? well, the victims bodies were taken to the medical facilities. they to be identified according to the gas and health ministry over $33400.00. tell us to mean something killed on 76000. would that since they have tober 7th from us terrorist attack. meanwhile in southern gaza, civilians are returning to ton eunice after the withdrawal of the is really army from the city. local say they are horrified at the scale of devastation left behind by the idea of on i am the sole survivor of my family of 12 people. as you can see, the building collapsed on u

that vehicle was targeted in darrow bella is really ami, says is conducting a thorough review of the highest levels into the incidents for the wealth. central kitchen has responded to that attack, saying we are aware reports that members of the will central kitchen team have been killed in an idea of the attack while working just simple.

yeah, right. bomb them. darrow saying they're only targeting, come us and everybody else has a casualty. well, if those guys are just on arm civilians and they're walking alone, that's what they appear to be dressed in and you just blast them from the sky with robots? no one knows what to think now because you can't talk about that. if you can't say that's real, then you're saying that genocide is okay as long as we're doing it. joe rogan, interestingly enough, using the term jet aside, is a milestone for those who have argued that genocide is the proper term. i mean, this is the guy who people turn to in the united states and around the world in many ways who don't trust the news, but they trust him. so for him to say it is important. now let's talk about the institutional side. an even bigger acceptance of that term came from a woman named francesca albany, is she is a special rapid tour. interesting word. huh. essentially, it means investigator assigned by the united nations to look into the attack on gaza and conclude whether what israel is doing is or is not an active genocide. and

attack on the n g o will lead to further starvation. officers here as hand who don't worry is in darrow bella and she reports from the scene of the attack. i'm crazy. standing in front, one of the vehicles that has been targeted by that is really forces last night. this car and 2 other cars across the receipts street have been targeted by that is where the forces, 3 of the cars are for the world, central kitchen. and they had a aid workers in the side, the cars. but so far we know that it is trillion a polish, a british, a canadian, and then merican and a palestinian aid workers were targeted in those 3 cars. it's very obvious that these workers were working with the world central coaching as we see best. and at the logos of w c. k organization. we know that these cars were on their way back from the port. nothing of the gaza strip to their guest house and drove ahead. every car is, is separated by a piece 500 meters, which shows that this convoy was directly targeted by the is really forces. this will have a lot of negative consequences not only on the humanitarian sector in the gaza s

the city of darrow by law is one of the latest targets. with this footage, capturing the moment of a strike. almost 300 bodies had been recovered from the temporary grave located on the territory of one of the largest medical facilities in gaza. the nice, our hospital was dogged when the idea seized the facility preventing the pump, the pop up variable of those killed. now the relatives are trying to identify their loved ones, although in many cases the raffle, it's irene phase. the pain, i'm in a new home and i've come here for the 5th day looking for the body of my son to miles that they told us that there's a mass grave located here. and every day it comes here to identify his body. but unfortunately, i have not found that i'm afraid that she was captured by the 0 in the military. i get the way down with who i feel. i hope that anyone knows anything about persons will inform me or officials. i can no longer barret every day. i come here in search since the day he went missing and never did come 2 or 3 times to search. i searched in seve

the city of darrow blah is one of the latest topics. solve the itf with footage capturing the moment of a strike. the. the sole fathers be no special comments from these are all on the strike. local media report say essential areas of the enclave of come under intense attack in the past. 48 hours, including crowded refugee camps. now the total depth tolls ends october. the 7th has surpassed 54000 people more than 90 percent of those killed have been civilians. but when it comes to accountability it may be in the west have been accused of turning a blind eye. for instance, canada as finance minister, she's on record as one saying, a country with boss, an asset for useful. perhaps that explains how recent behavior, when faced with some difficult questions about the 14000 children killed in gaza. mr. freeland you condemn, is just killing a 40000 children. stop watching. you condemned israel's killing of 14000 children in mentioned or for a minute. why walking away does a glaring omission of any condemnation of israel's actions and the new york state department report on human rights vio

now where are several for the aid work is with kills. buying these ready air strike on the city of darrow, belong. a warning that you might find the following image is disturbing. now for all the victims represented, they do as non profit, organization, weld, central kitchen. all the volunteers were polish, british irish and australia, nationals of these really defends for these have promised to investigate the circumstances of the n g o has called the incident a tragedy or the organization is found to have this to say the world central kitchen last several of our sisters and brothers in an id, a fast striking garza, i am hot, broken and grieving for their families and friends in a whole w. c. k. family. these are people angels. i served alongside in ukraine, garza turkey, and morocco, bahamas, indonesia. they are not faceless, they are not nameless. these riley government needs to stop this indiscriminate killing. it needs to stop restricting humanitarian aid, stop killing civilians and aid workers and stopped using food as a weapon. no more innocent lives lost peace thoughts with all sh

longsville war on the enclave in retaliation for the have massive tax of october, the 7th of the city of darrow blah is one of the latest pockets of the idea of with footage capturing the moment the strike the sole father's been no official comments for me as well on the strike. a local media reports a central area as of the actually come under intense attacks in the past 48 hours, including crowded refugee camps, the total of death toll since october. the 7th has passed 54000 people will. the 90 percent of those killed had been civilians both when it comes to accountability, maybe in the west have been the keys of turning a blind eye. for instead of canada, as finance minister, she is on record as one say, no country with boss an asset for each role. but how does that explains how recent behavior when faced with some difficult questions about the 14000 children killed in gaza? mr. freeland you condemn, is just killing a 40000 children. stop watching you condemned israel's killing of courtney 1000 children that mission of front of it. why walking away does a glaring law mission of any condemnat

but darrow had ordered all un stuff to leave the country in february. the international criminal court is investigating the venezuelan president for alleged crimes against humanity that's often more than 100 protesters were killed in 2017. but there is, governments has also been criticized with training political opponents. the philippines is sweltering in a heat wave that's full cost of loss for a few more weeks with temperatures rising, even thousands of schools have been suspended. you have suspended in person process is res concern that the quality of education already one of the west and the world could further deteriorate on below. is this report now from minute? andrea full does hasn't been to school for days assignment. instead she's taking classes online. her school is closed, as are thousands of others across the philippines during a heat wave. this lasted weeks. the government has given administrators permission to suspend classes when to forecast it's 40 degrees celsius. parents say it's good to have the option to learn online and, but it is

the wealth central kitchenaid agency convoy was struck as it left the food warehouse in darrow belie. on monday, 6 of the victims were for nationals and one was palestinian. here's what i'll just hear as investigation has revealed as well. central kitchen says is 3 vehicles left the warehouse here in down by law sometime around 10 30 pm local time on april 1st . the convoy we travel just over 4 kilometers, making it to rashid street along the coast. witnesses say the 1st vehicle was hit by a mis hi here. just before 10 45 pm. the injured were seen being transferred from the 1st car to the 2nd diamond vehicle. the 2nd call made it 800 meters south from the 1st attack when if to was bombed photos clearly show it was head straight to the roof by projectile from above. the 3rd vehicle in the convoy made it a further 1600 meters down the road before it was hit by a 3rd and final strike also threw itself. let's bring in, i'll just there is a non con, you know, keep by these through them. so tell us more a line for us about the high rates article, which mentions, lack of disappearing on the