it's terrifying. >> but darrow knows the window to get out is also closing. so she paid $2,000 for a one hour flight to cairo, documenting the destruction on the road to the airport. several hours later, she contacted abc seven news after arriving in cairo. >> i have no words. i, >> i knew what i was going into, but i've never been more scared in my life. i feel like my life is completely changed after what i've experienced and what i've seen. >> darrow thinks she may have been one of the last flights out of beirut. with the threat of a greater regional war, she plans to wait in cairo for a few days in case her family tries to evacuate as well. anser hassan abc seven news. >> now to the race for the white house. tonight was the first and only vice presidential debate as candidate senator jd vance and governor tim walz faced off. the pair covered a number of key topics in this election, including the economy, abortion and immigration. abc's reena roy has more. governor tim walz and senator jd vance going head to head on the national stage tonight in their firs

it's terrifying. >> but darrow knows the window to get out is also closing.0 for a one hour flight to cairo. documenting the destruction on the road to the airport several hours later, she contacted abc seven news. after arriving in cairo. >> i have no words. i >> i knew what i was going into, but i've never been more scared in my life. i feel like my life is completely changed after what i've experienced and what i've seen. >> darrow thinks she may have been one of the last flights out of beirut. with the threat of a greater regional war. she plans to wait in cairo for a few days in case her family tries to evacuate. as well. anser hassan abc seven news. >> rescue and recovery crews continue to search for victims in the devastating hurricane helene. the death toll across the south has climbed to at least 150 across six states. 1.6 million electric customers still have no power in florida, georgia, the carolinas and virginia. president biden is set to visit storm ravaged areas in north carolina tomorrow. >> well, tonight, the candidates for vice president wil

there are fears that the death toll could rise houses 0, sorry god was 0, and joins us from darrow by and central gaza. sorry, you alerted us a little while ago that there's been an attack in the central part of the gaza strip. not very far from where you are. what happened well, what happened exactly sir, is that the is valley fight to get have had to residential areas. one is located in the eastern area as of, as the rage, refugee capital, twice i residential building. that is very overcrowded. and the civilians at least one probably and has been killed. the 3 others i saw fall wouldn't that? and now they're getting a treatment inside the department of alexa hospice. and i'm another struck just a sent you minutes later had street as the white house, which was the gluteus within the past few hours. at least 6 palestinians have been killed while the number is of casualties to complete yet because of the ongoing operations are still on the way in order to recover those who are still stuck under the rubble of the building that won't fit in that area. that is, by the way, house housing,

it was handled. dory is in darrow bella, and central goal is to bring us up to speed on the very latest. the latest is not only is there any air strikes but also new evacuation orders for palestinians in the middle area, especially those inlaw slay bars and in a good rate. now those areas are also part of a for law, had been road and it's one of the main route to in the gaza strip. now let's room that miss. you remember that's all of these kind of thing is crazy in the middle. the area especially in the us and the rates are already people that have been in this place for more than a year now from the another and gone through and also from real fast. so these policies have been on the move for almost a year right now they lost everything. they don't have any homes. they have none of their belongings. and this comes after a couple of a task in most laid out where that is, where the forces targeted a house where at 6 members from the same time and you were killed. and also at the end that in black, there was a school that was targeted at 10 that the person was displacing, and he was also b

yeah, her name is christina darrow.s from san jose, but she's been visiting her father in lebanon. she's been contacting the u.s. embassy there for help to get back to the bay area. but she says they haven't been much help at all. israel has begun its ground incursion into lebanon, all in an effort to push hezbollah forces away from the israeli border. every hour, it's getting worse. caught in the middle of it all, christina darrow, who has been in lebanon for the last few weeks now trying to get back to san jose, where she lives and works. america has done nothing. i have called the embassy. they said, email us. my brother and i emailed the embassy. then they sent us a link. christina says that link doesn't offer assistance to get out. today, the u.s. department of state spokesperson matthew miller said they are not evacuating american citizens, but have been working with them to provide updates about commercial flights available. we are working with airlines to address requests by u.s. citizens to depart lebanon by pr

i'm with whom reporting from darrow. the thank you very much, dark israel's decision to then the un agencies of policy and refugees has been can them the world wide view? and secretary general antonio gutierrez says he is deeply concerned by the band, which he says could have, could have devastating consequences for palestinian refugees. so let's take a closer look at what the agency does. it's called an armoire. it's mandate is to help the nearly 6000000 registered palestinian refugees worldwide, who is real has prevented from returning to their land. more than 487000 live and 11 on about 581000 in syria, and one and 2000000 live in jordan. and there are around $901000.00 in the occupied westbank. 2 thirds of gauze population are refugees, that's about 1700000 people. israel has cut off the strip from the rest of the world through a decades long blockade palestinians. and guys that have been reacting to israel's ban on own law, which has been a lifeline for 75 years. the most who goes to how come up with this is catastr

and darrow the honey. what's the latest where you are within the past hour as we were finishing up our earlier report, these really military once again carried out deadly attacks on a group of people. that's a drawn fire. that's a missile fired by a drone in northern part of district, the city of midland, particularly in the northern western parts of the city and a group of people who were in the area, collecting woods and the region 2 in that area. the reason they were collecting this was because of the lack of digging gas there. people in the northern part, the lack of re basic massage within their life. and it's not unusual to see people out in the streets or areas where they can collect where there are other elements that could help them with their daily struggles in know the part of this to, for people confirm that as a result of the talk, they're all come out of one hospital and then do their final resting place in the area. but this is an example of what people in northern part of this group are suf

and darrow bella in central garza, it was sheltering displays. people knew alexa hospital, some of those injured in the attack had been seriously wounded. is there any strikes of killed, more than 50 palestinians across garza. and that since saturday morning. sorry god was in reports on dental by law in central garza since the hours of this morning there has been a want agents since the vacation of ariel and gland, the tax on very densely populated areas in the central engineers and all that parts have gone. so i'm a new evacuation owed as being passed to a residence in the valley, a bite town, one of the most of the brands up alongside in to a is a raj, and a great truck. you do come into central areas. now these are these fluids all evacuation with this has been giving to people throughout the leaflets, full holes. but it has been also a complaint by a very intense military activities by the fight projects, which had been hammering, very crowded residential buildings of course, ongoing especially that the vast majority of people went killed tod

the houses are historical boys whom is in darrow, by and central gaza. our topic. what's the latest on your right was there has been a very fast moving situation in gauze, despite all the international costing treyjen on the regional to him more than living on and inside the spell it cherry tree spot is still carrying out small intensive study from bottom into course district, the main focus was to tell you when targeting impulse residential buildings across the entire territory. if i taught succeed at the central and southern part, the main focus was on targeting make shift tens and transportation people who are using to basically convey over nights of the street. one of the latest problems had conducted one to make shift 10 from the western side of the secure con you and it's getting at least 7 palestinians, while a civil com, the southern part of the city that as well has killed 7 others. and the vast majority of those were killed with innocent civilians, but also in the central area. we have heard of loud explosions coming from the upper range of refugee coming

i am max darrow.is on the way and today is another first alert weather day and let's get over to the urologist zoe mintz. >>> it will be another hot afternoon ahead of us if you have any other plans. please practice heat safety. early this morning it is not necessarily cooler to help you out to start the day. it is definitely the coolest part of the day so if you have outdoor activities you need to get done, do so earlier this morning when temperatures will be in the upper 60s. we are sitting in the low 60s in san francisco in the only places that get some of that google relief is closer to the coast where we are sitting in the upper 50s. by the afternoon, it is went to be very hot likely breaking records with triple digit heat once again. livermore expected to get to 104 . antioch, 103. concord will get into the triple digits. san jose, if you reach 100 this will be the seventh day in a row that you are breaking high temperature records. this heatwave has been no joke. but luckily we do see an end in

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i was in reporting to us from darrow, by in central gaza. i want to bring in your a day who is in georgia is capital along with that because the is really common is find out 0 from reporting in the occupied westbank and in israel out 1st of all. now, because we have seen of a recent weeks and months, he's escalating tensions with iran. and that has been some, some statements made on his riley on the radio about what a response could looked like to that a ballistic missile attack from iran. yes ma am that's, that is correct. and what we see as far as statements are concerned from is really officials is promises that is available exact, a very heavy, very significant strategic a price for that. iranian a talk. and we also see that the american us centcom commander carrillo has landed in fact, in israel to coordinate with that response and possibly gain some influence on what the final say will be on the targets of that attack. that line just dropping as we went on air, but overall, the drums of war are roaring in israel. nobody's talking v esc

max darrow brings us both sides of the debate. >> reporter: just before breakfast you will find williamalmer working hard to make life a little bit easier for those who need some extra guidance. >> it's a reentry program that specifically helps youth offenders returning to society after living decades inside of incarcerate settings. >> reporter: whether spending time on this mission or his other professional roles he commits a lot of time and effort to whatever he's doing. he often feels like he is swimming against the tide. >> rent is just to dam high. >> every day i'm hustling to pay rent. not to pay off credit cards, not to pay off debt, not to pay for gas in my car. i get up every day to pay for rent. >> reporter: that along with some negative experiences with landlords is one of the many reasons he's in support of prop 33. >> california has 17 million renters that need relief. >> reporter: as it stands right now, rent control or limiting the amount a landlord can raise the rent each year exists in california but because of the law there are limits on those limits and there have bee

if you ask the police chief and regular riders, max darrow will tell you what they say. >> reporter: walking through the civic center station, b.a.r.t. police chief kevin franklin says his team is on a mission to make b.a.r.t. safer and to change people's perceptions of the transit system. >> we really need to continue our presence. our passengers and employees have been very clear that they want to see presence here. >> reporter: the chief says they've changed their deployment strategy with more of a visible presentation in the stations and on the trains. >> it reinforces the requirements that we do have a code of conduct here. there are laws. >> reporter: in the first half of 2024 b.a.r.t. pd nearly doubled the amount of enforcement contacts from 2023. as contacts have gone up, the number of trains delayed by incidents requiring b.a.r.t. pd have gone down substantially. then there are the new fare gates designed to make it harder for people to get in without paying. seven stations now have the new fare gates. b.a.r.t. plans to have eight more stations finished by the end of the yea

the landmark just reached a big milestone, as max darrow shows us. >> reporter: for ten years joseph has shared his empanadas with san franciscans and tourists from his little restaurant in the ferry building. from the hearty and savory ones to the sweet ones, like a favorite his mom used to make stuffed with banana and dulce. em says business has been great building. ' talking about the ferry building leasing up. the office space is 100% leased and out of 50 retail and restaurant spaces, there is only one storefront vacancy and two vacant can i kiosks. the ferry building general manager. >> i'm looking to see the kind of lines we have, seasonal products. >> reporter: she says it's quite a turnaround since 2021. although the ferry's occupancy rate was 90% at the low, it fell to much emptier since many businesses that kept their leases stayed closed during the pandemic. >> some of the vacancy was shops electing to not open right away. >> reporter: connor said they had to be strategic in order to revitalize the ferry building from quickly identifying and adding new tenants to hosting e

logistics, specifically transportation, our max darrow was there from start to finish. >> reporter: when a disaster strikes like the loma prieta earthquake did 35 years ago. you see boots on the ground and a massive coordinated response. but in order for that to happen, all of the players involved need to be running the same playbook. which is why military personnel, first responders, volunteers, and city workers, like elijah sanders, got a practice run by taking part in the defense support of civil authorities. it was something we hope to have it prepared. and to see the bridge collapse. 57% of those cities and counties live in san francisco. in the event traffic has been disrupted, as was the case in 1989, they need to get into san francisco's emergency operation center to help with the response. so first, they'd hop on a ferry. >> as a city workers, you see the disaster service worker, a dsw. for me, that's been pretty abstract, you know, i know we have this mandate as city workers to respond in the event of a disaster. it's always been kind of very hypothetical. >> reporter: although

max darrow has the reaction from an infectious disease expert. >> reporter: bird flu has crossed over to mammals and is sweeping through dairy herds in the central valley. and now the california department of public health and cdc are investigating what may be the third human infection in the state. dr. peter at ucsf. >> the good side is it's very low risk to the general public. the bad side is every time there's a transmission event, that's a chance for the virus to evolve. and reason why we are worried about bird flu is that humans haven't really seen a lot of it. and when they do, their antibodies are not equipped to deal with it. >> reporter: the two confirmed and one suspected bird through or h5n1 cases are all in central valley individual who is had contact with infected dairy cattle. as of the last week of september, the california department of food and agriculture said bird flu has infected 34 herds in the central valley. larry is a third generation farmer in manteca. >> every other operator in the industry is we are worried about it. >> it's very low risk to the general popu

we're taking a look at the cruise ships docked along san francisco's and barca darrow. maybe maybe a nice time to take crews may be air it or if you're you might prepare for just a little smattering of rain. >> couple raindrops. yeah. he didn't get that boat rocking a little bit out there with some of the wind out there on the water as well. but yeah, we're watching a major changes these next 24 hours. this that time of year things could get very interesting. weather wise around the bay area. now be talking about the chance of maybe a couple raindrops look like much. but then we get those winds, those offshore winds kicking in behind it. so it's gonna be that wind that dry wind then as it kicks fire danger going to go way up the upside on that is only that. it's going to be nice looking around the bay area across skies. right now, we have a sea breeze. so we do have some fog that is moving on shore. yeah. as we look ahead tonight, there's a slight chance we could be talking about a couple of scattered light showers tonight early tomorrow morning and then a slight chance

um tarry couple is zoom reporting from darrow by in the central part of district. thank you so much for that or that many of the now this thing is were injured in those attacks were rushed to the nearby hospital come out loud. one were doctors say they are struggling to treat patients, spots and such with the social come out at one tomorrow at one hospital. and the entire facility is a, was on the hospital is left with no results is no medical supplies and no medical stuff. this is because many of our specialized doctors and sessions have been contained. it has only meet together with a single pediatrician, to kind of perform any surgery to the wounded that i left inside the hospital. above all patients, i'm the injured a strand, all over the hospital floor. we appeal to the entire wall type of safety. monetary and passage opened immediately. and without any delay, we need specialized medical stuff and we'll major disciplines to be allowed and i received the wounded child who is in dire need of abdominal surgery to stop his internal bleeding before he loses his lif

and max darrow spoke to one san francisco resident who saved thousands, thanks to the program. >> life's little routines have returned for those after the plumbing nightmare upended her world. >> from february until, what was it? july? we couldn't live in our homes. we could come back and forth and get clothes and things. >> reporter: they had no hot water for months because of the plumbing problem that ruined her gas powered water heater. >> but it got ruined because the water came down on top of it, and i guess somehow it went in it. and to replace it with just another gas one was between like $3,000 to $5,000. >> reporter: after some research, an educator figured out an event that set her back would propel her forward in terms of making her home more energy efficient and climate friendly at no cost. she met the criteria that the program is running where they would install the heat pump water heaters for free for qualifying residents. >> and this is where we are going. like this is the more efficient way. >> reporter: california is moving away from gas powered appliances. some of the f

another attack targeted attempts for displaced people inside of school in darrow, by killing a 13 year old boy. is really attractive also hit other parts of gaza with artillery shilling targeting the southern city of rasa. houses 0 is and her daughter is in darrow, by and central gaza. and this one number was brought to my attention yesterday that israel has already killed in one year of war 905 entire families in the gaza strip. and today we're learning that at least 12 members of one family. beg your pardon, 6 members of the same family were killed in that strike on the stay around the refugee camp as well. yes, it has been tremendous the past year. how israel has been complete, the wiping families off the registry, and we have been seeing this happening over and over again. and the latest incident was in most laid off where those reports is targeted. that house, and as you mentioned a sort of all the members of the family the were killed and, and it's very hard finding how you would like news of families in a couple of seconds. but let me also update to that at the latest mean durin

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all right, talk on the topic of was zoom reporting from darrow, the inside the gaza strip. thank you very much. i this time for the weather on al jazeera, here is evans and fox. how i, we will stop by checking up on the progress of our tie food and just around taiwan, it was a safer type food, of course, for the time. and it's still very much in a similar air, has been stuck here for a couple of days, and it may well be stuck in for a couple more days actually. so that is one of the major concerns. most of that, we've got this area of high pressure around the high, the winds travel in a clockwise direction. so that's just feeding into water. i would tie food in this, holding it a by as far as the southeast of china is concerned. but for taiwan, it is just lingering across a similar area. some pos could see hard for me to refrain 4 or more as we go through the next couple of days. so widespread flooding much slides dangerous system. this one a will continue to link of the 1st day going on into friday and he slowly starting to pull away by friday. so you can see notes is that

you joins us from darrow by the in central golf. and now at tarik, that is another by roger phys riley strikes on refugee comes to us through what's happened well, 1000000. these carry the situation has nuclear rates at rapidly within the past 24 hours. we have been hearing huge explosions since the early hours of this morning in a range refugee camp. this back to camp has been widely targeted over night attacks worth at least 25 percent of sentience have been confirmed. killed in fact today inside the mortgage on lock. so hospital and what we saw was a really devastating because buddies for loans on the ground packed inside the book and where families outside the move are really experiencing a tremendous on the great, the refund. i've been a because these families have been living in the upper range refuge account, while the only has them to sleep on. they have to know where to go. that's why do you spend a minute to have talked to them or talking about a food disruption and attached to a multi story buildings in a great and also i

we begin with him. cordarious report from darrow by miss kitchen is barely recognizable, but there's humanity here among the rebel. good. but this war has taken so much from so many. this mother sees her heart is gone after her twins were killed and is really strike. this father's home was bombed when he was collecting the birth certificates for his newborn twins. on the same day, he received their death certificate. the international court of justice recently found it plausible that israel is committing genocide in gaza. israel has also been criticized for its indiscriminate use applied to a pens including its u. s. made 900 kilogram bomb that can send legal fragments, nearly 400 meters away with israel's destruction of gauze didn't start in 2023. it has been happening for years in 2008 the human rights group here and reported. that is real, dropped around 1000000 kilograms, has munitions on the strip culinary 1400 palestinians. thoughtful. the rocket fired from us. israel has also used white sports at chemicals that burns intensely on contact with air, leading to widespread fires a

live from darrow by the in central garza, there's been a nother barrels of a stripes on refugee come. so what more can you tell us? well, 1000000 there is no, i mean, let's health and fight thing. know. and as strikes on the ground, especially as a range refugee time just did it 2 minutes ago the before we just go into an em childrens has pro, to pre palestinians who were killed in as the range refugee camp and the residential program that has been completely flat since by these valley artillery in dr. berry basset, comedy central areas of gauze. i still don't today, there has been a very clear intensification of these strikes and artillery bombardment. families are still trapped in some buildings, but no one can reach them due to the a very large. it's very secure your attack on these areas. but since i don't today, according to kansas hills ministry that at least for the treat palestinians have been killed across the entire gaza strip. um its more even a gun fly as being completely overhead from the eastern areas of the range for a future cam russo today lots of children being kille

for a tear from darrow belie shows the aftermath and at the last remaining operating hospital, the idea of the strikes on the for ridge refuge account emergency services. the more people are believed to remain trump to under rubble. let's really force as a ledge. i'm us has a command on control center under dop site. when the attack adds to the ever growing palestinian debt total in the enclave, which the gas and health industry of ports is nearing $42.00 and people funerals here taking place. we can see in the law for those killed on monday, just relatives rage over the roommates. while a monday pro palestinian demonstrators flooded the streets of new york city as well . the, the protesters were clutching with police officers that made a number of arrest. the rally was a short sell a dar, etc, at with the policy of the entire truth, israel and stopped. vor has entered. now of course, it's 2nd year participants. how signs the carrying goes at one year of genocide? village when people are being taken to the streets in israel, yet again, it's been a common theme weekend after weekend to p

the been at least fuzzy strikes in the region. tarry capitalizing reports now from darrow. by since the hours of this morning there has been a one agent specific ation on aerial and land. the tax on very densely populated areas in the central engineers and all that costs have gone. so i'm a new evacuation otis being passed to residents in the valley by town. one of the most of the brands uh along side in to a is a raj. i'm a great truck you'd, you come into central areas now the set top these fluids all evacuation with this has been giving to people for out leaflets, phone calls. but it has been also a complaint by a very intense military activities. why is the fight to jets which has been hammering or very crowded residential buildings are responsible especially that the vast majority of people went killed today. what and the 6 civilians is no sort of respite for days when the attacks on a guns. and now the families that have been told by the army to slaves are heading to dairy by law until all my last c without having any enough amounts of humanitarian resources. demonstr

police say johnson was hit near geary and of his darrow around 7 o'clock friday morning. he died at the hospital later that day. the driver involved did stay at the scene. what led up to the crash is still under investigation. all right. let's get you a check of your forecast tonight. taking a live look at downtown san francisco from our sutro tower cam. >> it's cool evening there now. no fog, though. yeah, lauren to say rains come in for us. a couple storms kind of lineup out there right now. i think as we get for tomorrow night could see some that rolling in across the bay area should be a dry start to your day. >> looks like those clouds least. the high clouds begin to move on shore right now. more of that to come overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. so yeah, we've got big changes coming our way. it's been cool. that's for sure. little chilly in the morning. temperatures out the door right now. you're to a chilly 43 right now in half moon bay. 46 in santa rosa. 53 and cocker. 49 in lemore. 57 and both san jose and oakland. 53 now in san francisco. but scan your skie

a had 6 children and 2 women were among the data according to local officials for the chair from darrow blash, who was the aftermath of the idea of strikes on the perez refuge account emergency services say that more people are remains under the rebel is really forced allege from us has a command and control center under the sites. but the attack adds to the ever growing palestinian death. so in the end tape, which the gas in health ministry states is nearing $42.00 and people cries across the world again, took to the streets to express their support for the people of public by doing so on the 1st, on the 1st 3 of the october 7th from us all 3 days after that. israel began attacking guns and it's continued. since protesters are demanding that israel and austerity in the region, i'm happy to say we can talk live now to the palestinian envoy to nigeria abdullah, sean welsh, who joined just from boucher and buster. you're most welcome. it's approaching almost a year since it's really plains begun bombing jobs in the aftermath of the of tober 7 to a mazda attack. how would you describe what

the bridge refugee camp is a crowded area near the central city of darrow, blah. a shell does display east palestinians houses bare wood completely destroyed by the attack. so far a year of warranty enclave has claimed over $42000.00 lives there while in the us, the state department spokesperson face the grilling on america, being complicit in this quote. genocide of this administration has financed a genocide in gaza for the last year. and every day you're up there denying accountability for it. so i mean, what gives you the right to lecture other countries on there more? oh, did you have a policy question for me? i'm happy to take it if you want to give us b o, but at least most places in washington where you can give a speech, give it people are, are sticking up here. i mean, what it is or genocide, i know you are the question. you are, and that comes as pro palestinian protest us from around the world. i staging mass raleigh's in support of the buffalo things that and place in athens, the radi ton ballon test flashes interrupted with please we have a use ready

honey, my mood is in darrow by line central gaza and joins us now. tell us about these recent attacks, honey. the yes, well these attacks continue to pound across the gosh. tragically not, not only direct a talk, careers try start causing these further civilian casualties. the majority of them, like children or women, or the sheer level of destruction that we see, but also unexploded ordnance lift by these really armies in the area that haven't beat it in the past where people try to get back to their home. just the past 45 minutes have been quite difficult for a particular family and in hon. you and is in a, i'm a neighborhood where some of their children were playing in a or their residential home, whatever remain what is a lift of their residential home. these kids were playing the to where they get a close to an unexploded for. they know that it went off where they were playing, and the kids at least the 3 of them were killed. the 4th one arrived and not their hospital over the last step, one of his labs, they just very difficult being to watch.

some darrow by the in central goes off to the others. somehow this man has to find a way out. there's no machinery in building guns or to come they use the boss or shift to conclude. this was a residential building in bailout here until an each really a stripe selecting the it was bombs without warning. one of our men's in demos, as you can see, there are murders all over the place on bodies hanging over the walls, the neighbors here. and that's the lucky most of those killed in the strike were women and children. according to medic, the fuse of volumes is when left detroit and identifying the relatives who my sons with their entire families were killed. my married daughter was killed and my other daughter, what with her 5 children old killed. what wrong did they do? what did those innocent people do to be slow to like this? done to the post indian civil imagines, the service says around a $100000.00 people are stuck without food, an access to medical care in this part of nothing goes on. the organization says it's operations have comes holt, because of the now 3 week long is

i need my food has moved from darrow balance. of the situations can be this 5 as is still very challenging and difficult for 50000000000 populations across the javascript. we're talking about ongoing eric socket from over night time, early hours this morning just within the past couple hours. the sound of the art dealer is on the eastern part of the golfing, in the area all the way spread through the western part of the capital. looking to confirm the total death of the overnight attacks and early hours of this $1.16 people in dropbox city. and then the common for the northern part of this trip where there's really a military target at a residential home. and i saw the roof, the cabman for the modern western part of the lion city, where the an era part just targeted a group of people on their way where they have been silver and collecting woods for the purpose of setting a fire and using it for cooking because simply there is no cooking gas and other necessities available for people to confirm guild, in addition to the, the trage

for each year from darrow blash, who was the from us of the idea of strikes on the bridge refugee camp. emergency services say that some more people are troops on their level is really forces. a ledge from us has a command on control center under the side that they attack adds to the ever growing publicity in death total in the enclave. which the gas and health industry states as nearing $42000.00 people are prides across the world again to to the straits, to express support for the palestinian people. doing so on the 1st anniversary of the sober segments. come sold 3 days after that it really began attending cancer and it's continued since protesters are demanding israel and hostilities in the region. well, i'm very happy to welcome onto the program the policy mean american professor onto for over a dozen years was the policy need administration representative to the united kingdom? manuel stark is sophia, and you are most welcome sir. and yesterday was the anniversary of the october 7th attack. how would you describe the year long after mosse of, of what's being seen since 1st of all

and these are, as i sold on the know for the strip as go to target wise on who's in guys i in darrow belie central guys are for us for an update on the situation on the ground to come. i'd one hospital targeted once again, bring this up to speed with the latest you are hearing about the situation in the north. well as far as we know that the fed flow will come on at one hospital has been targeted by these very minutes rates. at least we are talking about at full medics what in just yeah, talk to place with no sort of warning. even for the medical stuff in the hospital, we used to take some sort of protection on the ground. we know that the, the damage that had left behind just so extensive. but we know that to the attack has been conducted against one of the last remaining pharmaceutical warehouses in the slides. that hospice which means that the hospital will not be able again to provide any sorts of medications. by the way, the, the medicines that we're talking to today were send 5 days ago by the world health organization. when they have been permitted by the is what it always rea

think that there is linkage between what's happening in the northern borders in the south end at darrow inside is are let alone the hope, your flight, but a seeing it or that there is always that. i also know escalating a case i, i want to ask you something that you said that people on people in as well don't feel safe. i was reading a recent polls saying that a popularity for your prime minister benjamin netanyahu was ask them all time high . now, since those october 7th attacks a year ago, he is more popular than ever and yet clearly he is the man who is behind the security situation. that is right. he's faced at the moment. how do you explain those 2 contradictions as you get this shows? oh, desperate people are that their memories. so show the, maybe this is a defense mechanism. it is too hard to remember that uh we have 100 is right. is that are still are all thing in the palace of come us and it's on yahoo promise to bring them back home. you know, after a year they're still there. um and you know, the time of the war it's kind of the edition is where they support any government a

south, but those and jamalia refugee can say the trump supplies riley fire and co dari has moved from darrow bala. the situation continues to escalate ends up by the end. another in parts of the gaza strip, where that is really forced to have been targeting a group of holland sinews into body in the investment. not only for the past 3 days, there were consecutive airs, drugs or categories, setting, choosing from floods, copters. and it has been very hard to read to our colleagues in the north, or even at some point you are unable to reach their families. now it's not only that there has been a continuous evacuation orders from the mother in golf asking carlos and you have to wait to the southern parts and to the central area of the guys. now, according to the civil defense seems environment it's, they're saying that they're trying to evacuate policy. i mean patients stuck implemented one in the another in gaza strip where there has been intensive air strikes are tender, resetting, and also suiting from quad copters now. and moving to the central area, there has been also continuous airstrike

un general assembly resolution $19.00 full which is rel rejects as well. doris, i was room is in darrow, but i was more what the right now is what king to the media, to my eyes out when it was present thing is the goal. it's a step by probing just kind of in the owner was implementation. it's mondays of course the palestinian occupies territories as well is basically a looking for replacing or even removing this organization from this house. the entire trees which will have certainly future precautions on be sure the short and long time around that are below terms. by the way, especially that only one has been leading significant humanitarian operations. so, so will be got on the cruise on the ground, which is and main uh, making sense is of course the goal is to say have been completely subjected to is by the compartment, palestinians. please complete this a step as a very serious escalation that will have huge impacts on the humanitarian economic situation. and the goals of steps that will set, at least with your rates. medically the uh, the refugee a wrong to operate to return a case

and conduct our, his move from darrow, by a the situation continues to escalate in the body of another in parts of the gods as to where that is really forced to have been targeting a group of highly sinews into bad. yeah. and then the investment not only is for the past 3 days, there were consecutive airs, drugs or calendar were sending 2 things from floods, comforters and it has been very hard to read to our colleagues in the north or even assembly who are unable to reach their families now it's not only that there has been a continuous evacuation orders from the mother in gaza strip, asking her to send you off the way to the southern parts and to the central area of the gods. now, according to the civil defense seems in permit its, they're saying that they're trying to evacuate policy. i mean patients stuck into my head one in the another in gaza strip, where there has been intensive air strikes are tender, resetting, and also suiting from quad copters. now and moving to the central area, there has been also continuous airstrikes. but earlier today that is where the forces targeted a

i am - reminded of the famous trial when clarence darrow the great lawyer is said to the defender of about when you do things. i have no idea what trump could be thinking about. he is going to lose those two states by a minimum of 5 million votes may be much more. i guess given his ego, he thinks he can do anything, including pollock miracles in new york and california. if you think you can do that, i have a big bridge in my hometown of brooklyn to sell you —— including the pulling off miracles.— including the pulling off miracles. ., , ., , ., miracles. polls today show kamala harris _ miracles. polls today show - kamala harris underperforming with african—american voters. still the preferred choice, but down 14% if you show the 2016 results. what is behind those results. what is behind those results and how crucial will be african—american folk to be on november the 5th? it is november the 5th? it is absolutely _ november the 5th? it is absolutely crucial - november the 5th? it is absolutely crucial to - absolutely crucial to democrats, that is their biggest base. even losing suppo

living on the surgeon and living on is met with a surgeon the talks here in gauze and honey away from darrow. by the way, you uh, what are you hearing out to move in gaza about what's happening there just briefly well, there and you know, everything is happens to me on the ceiling. see right now, not only there is an intense bombing campaign, carpet bombing of northern part of the gods with that as part of the late hours last night. but also the mass evacuation order is due entire northern part of the strip. something that is very consistent with the general a plan. this is really military plan to him to northern part of district. now there's really a military issue. the statements said that it's been deducting a military operation in jeff valia pounds at this time. however, when we look at the evacuation order, the massive ag ocean or the involved in re single residents of know the part of this trip is to just other why this is part of a population of transfer, emptying the northern part of district because it shows them direction of from the leaflets that were dropped on the northern part

type i was o and darrow bala in central guys up. now let's be to know a day. she's enjoying this capital, oman, because these really government has bind algebra from reporting in the occupied westbank and in israel. first of all know, can you tell us about attacks from lebanon into israel? i m d is really army says that at least a 110 rockets have been fired from 11 on the since the morning hours. the scope of those rockets and where they reached is quite significant. there were direct impact of reports of direct impact hits in several locations in the north, in northern israel, and no casualties. nobody was killed in those attacks. but certainly a lot of strategic locations were a target, at least if we go by the states and it's from hezbollah. and certainly the instructions from what is called the home front in israel has at told is where at least to stay close to shelters, to a listen closely and, and follow their accounts and see what new instructions are there. and not to gather in large numbers, especially in northern cities. we have seen protests of tho

logic to jersey to come out of the hospital all this time. attack, capitalize him, joins us now from darrow, by that in the central concepts. how do we have any more information on what's happening? i've come out of one hospital and what happened to all the people who were detained? well, we are getting really more updates from the you know, that part of the gaza strip site in that earlier today. the minutes where you had a completely fooled out from come on, i do on hospital, off to a very you must have rest campaign being conducted and carried out against the a medical. why? because i'm boss over at families where taking refuge inside that medical facility . but also getting very distressing images for some of the hospital being widely impacted from the is valley aggression on the medical facility, especially in the out side courtyard, inside beach, a key department. so the cost is that including the operation department on the intensive care unit while, but it also has confirmed that there has been a white support disruption that will take too much time in order to be completely cleaned.