they're trying to target those sort of white male voters, david west, who maybe typically would be voting for donald trump. they hope that if they can capture those voters, that will be the key to winning the white house. so he's got to portray himself as that and do it in his speech and we'll see if he'll be successful. okay, we certainly will be what's in place. we can be many things in the that's going to be joining us from inside the democratic national conventions. we wait for it to get on the way. this is the scene outside the convention center in chicago, where a protest against america's support for israel as it wages it will on garza, on taking place full of the day. all course comes of stonehenge and his life was now at union taco. so in chicago, i don't give a sponsor of the scene, the launch as a reproach. as today. you can see there are hundreds of people out here. most of them are protesting. again, is the war in gaza and this is really hard. it's been a designated free speech area. so people can come here and protest. sometimes they go off on march. as i understand this gro

david, it's just not clear how long these raids will go on for, but tonight, fears of the war in gaza spreading to the westavid? >> david: britt clennett there in jerusalem for us. britt, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, and the new crackdown on what authorities are calling crime tourism. they say this was not a rental car agency, they say, instead, it was catering to thieves coming into the u.s. and then allegedly telling them where to go to target homeowners and businesses. matt gutman now from los angeles. >> reporter: tonight, federal prosecutors announcing a bust of what they're calling the hertz car rental of crime tourists flocking to the u.s. from abroad. federal agents seen conducting raids in los angeles. the indictment says six members of the alleged crime ring provided rental cars and information to a very specific clientele. >> this was no ordinary car rental business. this business catered only to crooks. they would also be directed, since many of them were not familiar to the country, where to go to commit acts of crime and theft. >> reporter: the business operating under driver

it essentially now works as the palestinian wing of the zionist security forces in the west bank, um, and while david mentioned there is the alux mart is brigade which seems to have this relationship with and there is still sort of a armed wing off. uh which does from time to time engage in operations by and large officially uh it doesn't engage in arm resistance against israel and fact it essentially uh works to police um palestinians and palestinian resistance and in the west bank is actively involved in crushing uh palestinian resistance whereas amas uh is totally committed to resistance against uh israel and has not collaborate with no indeed well as we know david, israel's targeted assassination since october the 7th massively increased um i mean that debilitated hamas do you think well you can see if you follow these things on telegram and even sometimes on x for with twitter that the resistance remains in existence remains doing operations indeed have expanded operations in in recent days up to tel aviv and that's that's continuing when it was when it was said that uh the zionists were about t

david sanger, he's the author of the very good book, new cold wars. china's rise, russia's invasion, and america's struggle to defend the west. to start with there were elements here that implies that iran was behind the attack. the campaign has said it explicitly, law enforcement has not said it explicitly. do we know do we have proof at this point that it was around who quote, hacked the trump campaign and has been disseminating this information we don't feel what we've got is some disparate pieces of information that may add up to that, but may not so walk through it. >> we know that on friday microsoft, which has got great visibility through all kinds of networks thanks to the people who use microsoft products warned that an iranian hacking group that is linked to the islamic revolutionary guard corps wearing in kerry and their intelligence unit got into a former campaign advisers email and use that to send phishing email. >> so in other words, pretending to be that former campaign adviser, they didn't say who the former campaign adviser worked for and that from that there was an effort to go get into campaigning else. aga

david muir. >> linsey: good evening, everyone. as we come on the air in the west, i'm linsey davis in for david. we'll get to that breaking news from overseas in a moment. but we do begin tonight with that new phase in the race for the white house with the nominating conventions now over. donald trump getting a high-profile endorsement from robert kennedy jr. will it change the race? vice president kamala harris and second gentleman doug emhoff seen leaving chicago, heading back to washington today after a high-energy week at the democratic convention. meantime, former president trump was courting voters in the swing state of nevada with some sharp words for his opponent. but in a new twist, robert kennedy jr. suspending his campaign and endorsed donald trump. the two teaming up in a bid to stop kamala harris, riding a wave of momentum capped by her acceptance speech and her promise of a new way forward. the presidential campaign is now intensifying with just 74 days until the final votes are cast. abc's rachel scott leads us off tonight from washington. >> report

david sanger is also the white house national security correspondent for the new york times and the author of the great book, new cold wars, china's rise, russia's invasion, and america's struggle to defend the westavid, i want to start with you where or an ended in the sense of there has been month after month in evolution of kind of the administration' s analysis of the escalatory risks related to specific requests from ukraine. why is this time different? why would they not consider signing off on lifting restrictions? >> it's a great question, phil, because we're not completely certain where it is that they are in their assessment of putin's sensitivity to these kinds of escalations, you know, early in the war, you'll remember it because you and i were both covering the white house at the time president biden was concerned that if the u.s even provided some long-range weapons just for use inside ukraine that that could lead putin to threaten again, to use nuclear weapons as they decide discovered he wasn't that sensitive to what they allowed the use of the high-mars. the attack they sent tanks that hold list that you heard from oren. what's different this time? is that the ukrainians are actu

overnight, new york city spraying to reduce the risk of another mosquito-borne disease, west nile virus. and david, officials say the best way to protect yourself, use bug spray, make sure to wear long sleeves and penalties if you are outside at dusk and dawn, and avoid any standing water. david? >> david: erielle reshef with us again tonight. thank you. >>> now, to the israel-hamas war, and tonight, the dramatic rescue. the hostage found alive in a tunnel, 326 days now after being taken hostage. 108 hostages, including eight americans, are still believed to be held by hamas. and many are feared to be dead. britt clennett from tel aviv again tonight. >> reporter: nearly a year after he was violently taken hostage by hamas, tonight, 52-year-old qaid farhan alkadi found alive in a tunnel after an idf military operation where soldiers maneuvered through the possible presence of hostages, hamas fighters, and explosives under southern gaza. alkadi emotional, smiling, and shaking hands with israeli soldiers, giving a thumbs up as he boarded a helicopter and was brought back to israel, 326 days after ham

and david and diane, again, believe the west, clearly has no interest in seeing africa, pross, but we'll have a listen, vs you'll can refinance. i for a long time, been able to get a wave. literally with murder. they've been able to blend toxic waste. they've been able to blend extremely high. so for fuel contents into these cargoes, i'm headed voice to africa because, you know, who's going to do anything. it's just, it's just that forget, right. this is a refined anybody's. that is not only going to change that dynamic by making the west africa less input dependence, but potentially is also going to disrupt to the european uh, uh, refining industry because i'm, if you're aware that was refineries by far the biggest refinery in that, you know, that region of the world, the, the real meat of the said after results objectively speaking, this is a very important piece of national economic infrastructure. bearing in mind that major as largest single for an expense is impulse or fuel. they are now reach your opinions and americans who we have long sort of suspected or known colloquially have

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a fellow west point graduate david perkins weighed in earlier. >> he has seen what the results of 9/11 are and a duty now, a political appointee as well as a soldier to make sure it's taken care of properly. >> also likely that austin did this because the pentagon and white house did not want to hand a gift to the republicans to run on. griff. griff: lucas tomlinson kicking things off for us at the white house. jacqui. jacqui: the democratic party says vice-president kamala harris has secured enough delegate votes to be officially named the nominee next week. meanwhile, speculation who will be her running mate hits a fever pitch. we've got fox news coverage with the latest 2024 news with mark meredith live from atlanta and first, madeleine rivera who has more details what's happening around the harris campaign. what's the latest? >> hey, jacqui, when it comes to campaign events, vice-president kamala harris doesn't have any this weekend because she's interviewing potential running mates. this weekend, a car with eric holder, and his law firm are vetting the process. the list that is be

muhammad khatibi, press tv's west asia desk expert, and also we have academic broadcaster and investigative researcher mr. davidng us from bristol. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. khatib who's in our studio here in tehran, so hamas has stated that joe. is basically giving a green light to the israelis uh to continue its genocidal war. hamas says that the us has demonstrated what it called a blind bias toward israel, which of course is nothing. new with regards uh to the gaza cease fire negotiations, please elaborate the situation for us and our viewers here. yes, as you said, uh, us is supporting israel, from day one, israel has carpet bombing the whole gaza strip and it doesn't discriminate between a un run school, health facil facility or whatsoever. israel is following these steps to uh completely destroy gaza, and what says it wants to... achieve total victory, but it can't achieve total victory, as netanyahu says, even his own ministers continue to rubish his ideologies, because hamas is not a group, hamas is an ideology and it can't be destroyed. as hamas said, israel is contin

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host: this is david in west virginia. good morning.aller: i have been listening to this for the last three weeks. all i have heard is people badmouthing trump. i'm a democrat and i'm not voting for harris. yesterday you heard her and the president tell how they were going to lower prescription drugs. all the senior cities -- senior citizens are praising this. nobody has yet to tell, which they haven't -- do you know when this is going to take effect? host: 10 drugs starting in 2026 and it will expand to 15 drugs after that. caller: how many senior citizens will be around in 2026 that will vote her in? is that going to affect me? i need in 2025 -- need it in 2025, not 2026. host: the plan is estimated that it will save taxpayers $100 billion through the year 2031 if you count out that far. it could curtail the share of new drugs that come to market. the expectation from the cbo, about 1% of new drugs coming to market could be curtailed as a part of these negotiations. tiations the pharmaceutical industry has battled. the 10 drugs includ

foreign secretary david lammy has condemned the torching of the west bank village.re he delivered a joint statement alongside his french counterpart stephane sejourne. they are there to advocate for a ceasefire in gaza. the scenes overnight of the burning and the torching of buildings, of the molotov cocktails thrown at cars, of the widespread rampage and chasing of people from their homes, is apparent. and i condemn it in the strongest of terms. prime minister netanyahu has said that there will be a swift investigation. i hope that that investigation can ensure that that investigation can ensure that those who have engaged in this settlement violence over the course of the last 24—hour are brought to justice. and i raised a few weeks ago, when i was on the west bank, that both the violence and the expansion that we have seen over recent times is unacceptable, it breaches international norms, and the domestic legal norms here in israel. i'll correspond it has been speaking to people about the violence. what to people about the violence. what locals here have _ to pe

david sanger, and national security correspondent for the new york times. he also wrote the book, new cold wars, china's rise, russia's invasion, and america's struggle to defend the west. also with us it's aaron david miller, longtime state department middle east negotiator, who's now a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace great to have both of you here with us aaron. >> i want to start first with you because your background is in hostage negotiation. we don't know all we know are these bodies were found. the idf has not categorized who they are there. clearly, obviously trying to identify them now. but they did take this step, this rare step of putting out this statement, asking people to refrain from rumors and spreading rumors what does it say to you that the idf is making this move? >> thanks for having me, jake look, i think there's it's no secret that there's growing divide between the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu and senior members of the israeli defense forces. last week, there was a virtual shouting between minister of defense golan and the prime minister over the absence of urgency and the lack of strategy on the pa

israeli government spokesperson, david mencer, gave a press briefing some moments ago where he spoke about the operation in the westur policy is clear, there will be no safe place, no places of sanctuary and no places where terrorists can feel safe when they feel they are in control. as such, a targeted operation is taking place to thwart terrorist activity. the idf and our security forces are operating injenin and other places from which murderous attacks have been lodged. we will fight to eliminate terrorism wherever it emerges. we know iran is working to make this another front from which to attack israel. israel is on high alert, our security forces are deployed extensively to thwart another terror attack and we will settle accounts with any terrorists responsible for terror attacks against our people. let me show you the live pictures coming in from jenin, because we can still see those armed bulldozers with that operation. we will talk to our correspondent injerusalem in correspondent in jerusalem in the correspondent injerusalem in the next moment or two. let's have a quick reminder about the west bank. it's

west bank. united nations statements based on slovi a slovi d based on kam david ber basically, i would like to say that it is a shame that all these meetings that were held, the negotiations that were held with the palestinian politicians were with the guarantee of the americans, but this work has not been done until now, the urban settlements have developed and the settlements have continued. they did not leave it for the palestinians to take all of this to this corner of gaza, they kept it in this land and this is how they are doing mass killings and genocide in this way, and the first criminals of this situation are only the americans and their western allies. therefore, in my opinion, we should not fall into a wrong analysis in these issues the palestinians know, the lebanese also know, and the facts, figures, and everything show this command and the all-round support of the united states and its allies. stay with us , dear viewers, let's see part one. we will come back with the final part of your conversation. no, i am not for the sake of the rulership, nor for the sake of the ruins of th

david shadows, stats oldest, good. on the w, the this is the, the news live from berlin, a historic prisoner swap between russia and west of nations. america default ever gets coverage as welcome back and americans are and by the president and vice president. he's a month 24 prison swapped in the biggest deal of its kind since that gold was also coming up fast food and fuel prices sold in nigeria, but that's to stick to the streets, calling on the government to act. we bring it the latest from lagos, and the us democratic policy is quoting like, full size as the election campaign heats up, the president of helpful coming out harris wants to win back support that wants to donald trump.

david miller, i see you notding there, what are your thoughts on how specifically mainstream western media uh cover the events and israely crimes that occur a data day basis in the occupied west bank? one of the most recent uh techniques to do that of course has been that israel has pushed the riot button in the uk so we've had anti uh islam riots across the uk, across especially england, and to some extent in wales, and these are riots which are effectively a weapon of israeli foreign policy, and so in this country now we talk about all racism, against migrants, against muslims, and we have conveniently forgotten as a result what's happening in the west bank in the mainstream media, and that's that was deliberate tactic of the israelis to divert attention, and indeed... to attack muslims in the uk for their uh massive support for the palestinians, so this is part of the reason that we we have these uh this lack of attention, of course in general the western media are appalling and biased against the palestinians structurally, every study, every academic study is shown. that's all the time we have for this edition of press tv's news where we would stick around, we've got plen

west bank. joining us on this edition of the news review we have palestinian scientists and joining us from bethlehem. we have academic, broadcaster and investigative journalist david miller joining us from bristol. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. umsia in bethlehem. sir, give us your um overall view on this increased uh israeli aggression uh in these uh in these flashpoint cities, namely tubas that we've been seeing over the past few days. uh, many indications are pointing that the israelis are fearful of the continued palestinian resistance. well the israeli regime is trying to start up the regional war and followed they hope by global war in which the us of course is is the key sponsor of it and so they try to heat up many fronts they tried of course the attacks on bayrut attacks on tahran the attacks in on yemen and certainly the attacks of continuing attacks in gaza and the west bank as clash points of the resistance, they want this, they want to ensure that as many palestinians are harmed, as many palestinians are angngered, as many palestinians are injured or killed, this is this is their policy, it has been their policy for decad

the uk's foreign secretary david lammy has been visiting jerusalem — he gave this response to the violence in the westght, of the burning and the torching of buildings, of the molotov cocktails thrown at cars, of the widespread rampage and chasing of people from their homes, is abhorrent. and i condemn it in the strongest of terms. the un has recorded hundreds of attacks byjewish settlers since the hamas assault on israel last october. merlyn thomas from bbc verify has been looking at video posted on social media of this latest incident. this was the scene in the village ofjit, in the occupied west bank, after a group of israeli settlers reportedly attacked various properties and vehicles. the palestinian health ministry has said that at least one person has been killed. we've been investigating online footage of the attack and its aftermath to try to piece together what happened. the village is located here, just west of nablus in the west bank, and cctv has emerged online showing a group of individuals setting a car on fire outside a house. and the time stamp on this footage shows 19.49, which appea

west bank. uk foreign secretary david lammy is in israel with his french counterpart saying they are united in theirnow, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. thailand's king is shortly expected to endorse the country's latest prime minister, paetongtarn shinawatra, who at 37, becomes thailand's youngest leader. her election by parliament marks the return of the shinawatra dynasty to power. she's the daughter of the billionaire tycoon and former leader thaksin shinawatra and says she is "very honoured and happy" to take up the post. her predecessor, srettha thavisin, was dismissed earlier this week by the constitutional court. thailand's king is shortly expected to endorse the country's latest prime minister, paetongtarn shinawatra, shortly after the announcement, ms shinawatra said she felt it was time for her to serve.

disappears from you american negotiating position. 2 weeks later, bush invited west german chancellor, helmut kohl and his wife to camp david the us president's country residence bush said to call pretty much the same thing, but he said to james baker, we're not going to negotiate or the future of nato to help with that right, that's a direct quote to help with that. and coal responded okay. the corporate job is going to want something in exchange for his burdening tips and goals. coal thought about it and said, perhaps it will be a question of money. and bush responded. you have deep pockets and the later defense minister bob gates, who was basically taking notes around this time, he bob gates later wrote his memoirs. at that moment the strategy became clear. we were going to bribe the soviets out, but with money not with promises about nato enlargement. the 2 plus 4 negotiations dragged on until september 12th 1990. by then nothing stood in the way of german reunification. and the line not one inch eastward was not in any treaty storage as assembly vegas tuck. you're one does the for, i need them to judge. so and then by

west bank as sovereign zionist territory. if he returns to power, will trump do her bidding? join me in the studio, as usual, is our resident expert in eminent. critic of israel, david miller. david's a senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul zame university and is a co-director of the lobby in watch dog spinwatch. joining us as our guest contributor today is the human rights activist and political analyst batol sabati. batul blogs at stances to salvation and in her professional life she's a chemical engineer based in london. welcome to the show. david, let's start by asking you, what's your view on donald trump? well, that's a big question, i mean there's a lot of things you can see. about donald trump, but of course there are there are those in the american right who think that he's likely to be more critical of israel, more isolationist than would be the democrats and and lot of people believe that, even those who are who are skeptical some of the pro israel content of republican politics and who are to the far far right of broken from zionism, they still believe in trump, now that's a mistake of course because we saw uh the r

west bank kills at least one palestinian man. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu promises to prosecute those responsible as ceasefire talks resume in qatar today. uk foreign secretary daviditment to lasting peace in the middle east. china ramps up screening of goods and travellers because of the surge in mpox cases in africa, as the first case of the more dangerous strain is detected in europe. and we find out how a group of scottish islands may hold the key to understanding "snowball earth" — the longest and deepest ice age in our planet's history. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. in the coming hour, thailand's king is expected to endorse the country's latest prime minister, paetongtarn shinawatra, who at 37, becomes thailand's youngest leader. her election by parliament marks the return of the shinawatra dynasty to power. she's the daughter of the billionaire tycoon and former leader thaksin shinawatra and says she is "very honoured and happy" to take up the post. her predecessor, srettha thavisin, was dismissed earlier this week by the constitutional court.

west bank . the british foreign minister stated that starving the oppressed palestinian people in the gaza strip is a war crime. david lemmy referring to the statements of the minister of finance of the zionist regime about starving the palestinians living in gaza. he said: international law clearly states that starving civilians is a war crime. the british foreign minister stated that there is no justification for bezalel smotrich's statements, and said that the israeli cabinet should retract the minister's statements and his words condemn joseph borrell, the european union foreign policy official, also responded to the words of this zionist official. not giving starvation to civilians is a war crime, according to smoot rich's statement, it is an insult to international law and the basic principles of humanity. zionist finance minister smotrich considered the death of two million palestinians in the gaza strip due to hunger as just and moral and said that it is impossible to destroy hamas without this. president joe biden. america said that if trump loses in the presidential election , he is not sure of a peaceful t

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>> david: we're thinking about those parents tonight and that whole community. faith, thank you. >>> now, to the new concern over mosquitos, westile virus reported in more than 30 states. in fact, here in new york city tonight, they do plan to spray. and one massachusetts town has taken major steps, closing parks and athletic fields. and dr. anthony fauci is now home from the hospital, recovering from the west nile virus himself. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, in the fight against the west nile virus, trucks from new york city's health department will be fanning across manhattan and brooklyn, targeting disease-carrying mosquitoes with pesticide spray. >> this is peak of mosquito season. cities are actually prime breeding ground for certain mosquito species. >> reporter: it comes as the country's former top infectious disease official dr. anthony fauci was recently hospitalized with the virus. the 83-year-old is now home and expected to make a full recovery. >> most everyone who gets west nile doesn't even realize it. they're asymptomatic. but in small numbers of cases, people will experience fever, headache,

west ham scored late through jarrod bowen to beat bournemouth. and newcastle are through after their game against nottingham forest went to penalties. let's end the programme back at the paralympics. boccia champion david in 2016, did it again in tokyo three years ago, and so he's hoping to make it a hat—trick of golds in paris. but he's also hoping to inspire the next generation to get into the sport. he's been talking to our reporter kimberley boak. i know there's a lot of people with my sort of disability who are smart, articulate, competitive, but without a competitive outlet. for me, it's like, why are they not playing boccia? so, david, how did it all start for you with boccia? i went to a school when i was 11 called treloar�*s. there was lots of activities going on and there was an opportunity to play boccia in the evenings. i wasn't particularly keen on the sport at the time, but it meant i got out of doing homework. so i went to the club, played regularly, and as i started playing regularly, i got better at the sport, and one year ijust got on a bit of a hot streak and i went to the british championships and i went there not expecting very much. i ended up winning it, so becoming the youngest