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hello, i'm emily ang, when this is elgin's here, alive from townhouse. so coming up a 1000 palestinians, i'm missing in gaza as the death toll passes 2 and a half 1000, up to 9 days of relentless is riley attacks. and to runs, foreign minister tells how to 0 tie, ron will not remain and observe and was wanting is round to ended from 5 minutes of cost on the hello and welcome to the program. it's just past 5 am in gaza as the will with israel inches, it's 10th day. these of the licensed pitch is coming out of the besieged strip. a large fi has broken out after more is riley and strikes authorities, the se 7 people have been killed. the death toll of palestinians is now more than $2600.00 since october 7, when hum us attacked. southern is around least a quarter of the fatalities at children. the un says it's witnessing what it calls an unprecedented human catastrophe. let's go to sarah. hi, right to joins us live from occupied east jerusalem. hello this out. we've seen a large blaze in gaza after another night have strikes. what update? have you gone? so y

i'm with mrs. elgin's here. alive from joe. how also coming up? hundreds of thousands of palestinians and gaza seek shelter in the south head of an expected is riley ground invasion. desperate to escape the bombing. hundreds of people gather at the roof of building crossing with egypt, escalating bloodshed in the occupied westbank is israel and carries out mass arrest song. busy it accuses a thing number 6, a month and tens of thousands joined protests around the world as the war triggers passions on parkside, the welcome to the program. it's 20 g m t. that's 11 pm in gaza, whether nurse is tightening on the territory and it's people. that's the warning from the u. n. as is rouse deadline to flay northern gaza expires. and a potential ground assault on this trip looms more than a 1000000 palestinians. they have in order to leave the neighborhoods in sleigh sounds. this includes hospitals, shelters, and some of its largest refugee camps. it comes on to her mouse carried out a deadly attack on something is wrong with them is $1300.00 is riley's died

still ahead on elgin's here at china's former premier lake, it's young has died. age 68, will have an update from baking off to the break the here's the headlines for the america. so we had our 1st hurricane in the eastern pacific make land fall is a category 5 storm in mexico around acapulco? it's gone now, but it's still injected quite a bit of moisture into the atmosphere. but look at this, we've got something else cooking up in the eastern pacific, off the coast of guatemala. so we'll continue to keep tabs on that top end of south america, striked with some pretty solid bands of rain for the coast of ecuador, and same goes for columbia as well, and still weather alerts, blanket, most of origin, tina, for how hard it is this time of year by a blanca, you could get up to 30 on friday. storms for eastern paraguay, pushing into the southeast of brazil, back to central america, usual showers and storms. we've got tammy just moving to the east for new to over the next little bit. and if i take you to the us, we've got winter storm warnings and play across the northern plains that show t

the hello, are you watching elgin's 0. let's bring you some of the days of the world news and tech. he is president ridge of time. the other one has officially submitted sweden's, 9 time membership application to the turkish parliament. it could bring it in to a 17 month stand off in july, or the one agreed to put the rep to vacation of sweden's membership before his parliament in the face of growing international pressure on the us has welcome them or even says it hopes the bill is passed as soon as possible to your crime. now, when there was 17000 people in the town of our kids, the foldable now there's just a few hundreds. the remaining residents spend the days underground. the many cities built using insect, connective basements, same as robbie reports, in town after war ravaged, health revel fill the streets. people what strong homes bear the scars of war. ghost towns near the front line. they may seem abandoned, but the home of a generator, people talking reveal life is carrying on under ground. so as you can see, with being shelled constantly, we tell people not to stay outsi

elgin's era explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october on out just the . despite the dangers, tens of thousands of people are making a desperate journey for pets along the us. but countries across the region us struggling to cut the cherry johnston. this is i'll just hear a lot from the house that coming up have some of that objection. the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. us house of representatives that proves a stop gap funding site to prevent a government stop, but with no money for you train. it is now in the hands of the senate. nato is to boost its peacekeeping operation and costs of us made reports of serbian to move the board. and the media says nearly o s the meetings that the thing in the going to kind of thought of. now that despite the assurance is of safety from us, advice on the 10s of thousands of people are walking through the treacherous stone goals and waiting typing. it was, has 2 countries in central and south america in the hope of a back to life in the us. many of thing conflicts while some us taking away out of poverty and

work was prized by the know about committee for giving voice to be on sample the you're watching elgin's 0, these are the headlines this hour, at least $52.00 people have been killed and ukraine in one of the worst attack since the beginning of the war president. so let him use the landscape, said a russian missile. he's a cafe and shelf in a village in the concave region. same as robert has moved from east to new crime. ukrainian officials are calling it an act of terror, an evil act by the enemy, against a civilian population in what is now being seen as one of the worst attacks. one of the we're single attack so far in this war, dozens of people were killed. several wounded when and it's going to a russian guided missile, hit the village of a good rosa. now this village is home to only about 300 people. and the government in chief says, a 6 of the population of that village was killed in this strike. syrian officials say, i see people have been killed in a drawing attack in a minute. 3 graduation ceremony more than $240.00 people were also injured sharply to that attack and government

i'm with mrs. elgin's here, alive from doha. also coming up hundreds of thousands of palestinians and gaza seek shelter in the south head of an expected ease. riley ground invasion.

the hello, i'm emily and gwin and you are watching elgin's here and al, continuing coverage of the guys a is around will. it's $21.00, jam tay, that's midnight in the gaza strip. at least 500 people have been killed following and his riley is drank on a hospital in central gaza, which took place just a few hours ago and thousands of civilians are thought to have been inside the health center at the time of the attack. some, as patients was seeking medical treatment and others taking a place to shelter from continuous bombardment earlier, at least 6 palestinians were killed in another strike and a un run school. dimitri medive in car begins our coverage bodies in the hundreds scattered across the backyard of a hospital. i seen many have described as a massacre the result of a deadly strike. a lot of my son that you can see here on my phone, my wife just told me he died. he was sitting with us and all of a sudden he disappeared. hundreds of families with sheltering in the territory of the alley baptist hospital, displaced people looking for shelter. after the homes were destroyed in 11 da

last in elgin sierra russel. now the night to satellite images reveal the extent of the destruction and gaza. this shows bay to noon in the north of gauze of affordable. and now you can see it's been almost completely reduced to rubble. this is as bad beta noun nearby in the north of the strip. relentless, as rarely as strikes have destroyed the area congress lives and been lost. and this is a top of the, a once thriving neighborhood, now completed, decimated by his right strikes. let's see now how about sufficiently high school for stronger support from regional allies, including hezbollah, ali hush them as mona, from the kora in southern lebanon. this because it how much, how much the official called on his will law to exact more efforts in this front, the menus front in order to have more and more the dozens in resisting israel. now, as you know, over the past 2 weeks since the beginning of this conflict as well on top of us have been on very close called the nation. and just a couple of days ago, the lead us

gathering of tehranis in one hour in elginal square. gathering of red crescent volunteers and groups treatment in support of the oppressed people of gaza. announcement of the arrival of medical forces to be sent to gaza. to my medical colleagues in gaza. i am sending you this message, we are with you until the destruction of israel , if you really call for power, i will definitely go, i will say right now, we are going to god . it will be held in jeddah today. and the cancellation of all restrictions on activities and transfers related to iran's ballistic missiles from today, the political deputy of the ministry outside of the restrictions imposed on the individuals and entities listed in the 22 311 list , it will be removed from the united nations website. in the name of allah , the most merciful , the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merc

coordination council announced in a statement that this rally will be held in tehran at 15:00 in elginalsquare. the time of this gathering in other parts of the country will be announced by province became. horrible and unprecedented crime of the zionist regime

they will not give up on nicholas hawk elgin's 0 the car. as more analysis on our website, i'll just say with dot com on going coverage, also going concert. but now radicalized youth is next. the we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how the tank will bring you the news and current to fast that matter to you, [000:00:00;00] the on the emergency room, what okay, if anybody in the went to the door, she promised down in your classroom. excuse me please. the 3 people. so i know it's scary but just try to get them all to just stay quiet just because he, i know he's still in the building. okay. the people are moving there was a point and i was hanging on my friends that i told myself, if i don't make it out, then i have to say all i have to say in this video, and unbelievably catastrophic game. broward county history is 7 cities. there are called folks that have lost their lives. i don't know the number right now. it's a fluid scene right now we have multiple slots seems clearing all the building

let's just bring you up to speed as you're watching elgin's 0. i'm emily angry. and israel has now imposed what he calls a post will blockade. a strikes of killed dozens of people in the giovanni a refugee camping gaza. a full blockade is being imposed on the enclave with cuts to food fuel and boom. so the total number of palestinians killed since saturday is well over $500.00. 800 is riley has been killed. is riley's cooling up 300000 reserve is the military says it has re taken control of border towns which were always a run by homeless gunman. but there are reports that fighting is ongoing and visit heavy barrels of rockets that are being 5 toward jerusalem and televi tv's is being hennick and ben gore on airport sirens have been heard across is route thousands of people taking shots of a let's get the latest on the ground now with child stress said who's in solving is role inside soto rush. charles, these riley army says it now has control of all those pockets of finding the guys to bring us up to space. we're actually just moved outside of sterile. you can s

thanks for watching elgin 0. i'm emily anglin. you can get more news on our website, which is 0. come up. next is the bottom line to stay with us. what happens in new york has implications all around the world to make these stories resonate requires talking to everyday people from mayor of the city and now suddenly doing away with the 1st you want us to get everybody off the street. it's international perspective with the human touch zooming way in, and then pulling back out again a hi, i'm steve clements, i have a question in the region and across the world. what are the repre cushions of for mazda is attack and israel's war on gaza? let's get to the bottom line. the well, if anybody thought that the power spinning is really issue could be contained or kept quiet forever. the events of the past few weeks have shattered that notion. after the hamas attack of october 7th, they killed more than a 1000 is released mostly civilians. israel launched a massive bombing campaign across the gaza strip, killing thousands of palestinian civilians, mostly women and children, and displaced ha

you're watching elgin's era and out rolling coverage of the gaza is route or it's j to these are the lights has pictures coming from gaza as rescue operations. new after a bad rise of strikes. so the nice is riley military says they were more than $500.00 targets. and this morning they had been dozens of strikes. we've also seen rockets being fide from gaza will have all the latest news after the break to stay within the company. you know, in the last drops to save you ox exclusively. there's the small amount of water from there's a bar and above providence, he's going into the free to use the reverse live. it has been declining drastically large because of dams in neighboring to key. iraq has also experience easy to use of trout and i'm president of water shortages with experts watery this walter with high living. some salt could pose a threat to humans and the vitamins. in fact, this dangers that's only for humans with also for animals and plants as well. now it's live is have significant p declined to only about 6000000000 cubic meters. there is, a lot of managers are hopeful, the

for a cause they will not give up on nicholas hawk elgin's era. the car i say for me my lean will be here in half an hour with more of an ongoing coverage ongoing for them to to i'll just, there is next to the so many politicians want to be the republican party's candidate for the any stand a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why aren't we doing more to deal with climate change or american politics just getting to your wife, intuit, stream for most americans? because it can look you as part of the bottom line. the in may 2021 and the off them off of israel's. and 11 day bob went to garza, the killed 250 palestinians. the un independent international commission of inquiry on the occupied pulse, the entire tree, and israel was established. it's monday to investigate full of ext violations of international humanitarian law. established the underlying cause of recurrent attentions documents and verify the evidence and identifying those responses. the women leading the inquiry is formally un high commi

still ahead on the elgin's 0 the wells, my souls opposite cause and the future of public transport, their role on display at the geneva murder shows rise key concepts. the i haven't got quite a big category of the weather across here. if at the moment a lot of warm weather down toward the south, no surprises a basic cloud of drain spinning in across the northwest. and in fact, across northern pots. it ceased rob the one, several for the time being tardy, baptized the boss. but on the breezy side, blustery showers rattling across the bridge of shell scandinavia, but she gave it to was about 6 days. now the weather system here and this cold front, but makes its way for a wedding for to some cold or at least the side of garrett. so little like waiting to hear, but i would say it was the west. this has made a fine with them. is the warm sun shine i will say that was pushing further north which as we go on through the next couple of days, take about 3 degrees that for most good. but we're into the low twenty's, i over to was allowed to add power as mid twenties, a possibility. so you go one th

even though objectively the words could still be a hit to see and human elgin's era that in depth, panama. and now his john holman, that the mexico guatemala border. thousands of people are waiting to cross all the mexican government struggles to cope with the unprecedented numbers. this is the suggest, the river, which is the border between guatemala and mexico. here and every day, 6000 people have been crossing over that river to get to mexico and continue to the united states. according to the mexican government, which is said that it's overwhelming, you can see over here that there are tense where people are camping, waiting for buses from the mexican government to take them on in the route and to the pressure, right? so the government says this area, you'll see more in our pool, mich koses, it's over whelmed that 6000 migrants today, the crossing here, the southern border, looking to push on twits, know the name of the united states. is this the quote it exceeds whatever capacity we have, even the mexico wants to do a good job and use the many the 1st city they reach is tough to, to,

so i'm if you're watching elgin's era, he's a reminder of the lights at stone. the guys that get around with guns that has been on the bone by been biased around for a 2nd nice. in the most serious escalation in decades. almost 500 palestinians have been killed and 700 is riley's. have died since how much infiltrated 7 is round on saturday. is route has responded 5, formerly declaring the un says over a 100000 people have seen displaced in southern east, round the as riley knew it. traces fighting with a mouse is ongoing and several locations under the cover of rocket fire 5, it's have been vacillating is wiley, forces emergency work is that responding is thousands of rocket to bang science and senior officials from us have confirmed beyond for it since taken another $100.00 is riley's captive after several gun battles is riley forces has managed to free some of the captives taken by him on the neighborhoods. me the guns that is round border is rouse close ally. the us says it's sending additional military aid and deploying an aircraft, carrier strike group, and

in the 1st of a 3 part series, elgin's era explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october on out just european leaders, nathan, spain. when you frames hopes for a new membership in sharp focus, the president wants it to happen. but something within the block or privately less enthusiast. so can it become a reality and what are the difficulties? this is inside source, the .

in the 1st of a 3 part series, elgin's era explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october on out just european leaders meet in spain. when you frames hopes for a new membership in sharp focus, the president wants it to happen, but something within the block or privately less enthusiast. so can it become a reality? and what are the difficult? this is inside source, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much i'm going for ukraine. there's been plenty of financial and military support in europe since russia invaded last year and award that's seen as a battle ground between east and west. but keith is looking for support on another front to a country once joined with russia in the soviet union, and now wants to join the european union sharing the economic trading travel unemployment benefits enjoyed by member states. powerful e figures such as your p and commission present. ursula, wonder line back ukraine's desire, but making it become a reality is proving far from simple. not everyone shares or enthusiasm. there are worries about the price tag had the impa

let's bring in elgin 0 is honey, my food to joins as from a con, eunice, honey, toko, sort of a situation on the ground at the moment. describe what you've been saying. yes. well, the on, there is ongoing mass argument across the gaza strip. and starting from north to south, what seems to be these really military strategy? the carpet bombing of avery hart. avery is city, the neighborhood of days of the gaza strip. and here is a run off. what has just happened for the past 612 hours a task night and early this morning of the starting from the north. a city that has already been the mount, the vast majority of people being evacuated, but it's still under mass bombardment, then is try can artillery showing as well as a, a limit to the ground invasion by a special needs really forces just to locate sites of, of how much militant in, in that, in that area, according to a statement made by deep. uh, these really are me, uh, moving a little bit to the central part of guys, a more bombardment, uh the central and gaza city as well. marble environment. and it strikes around the she felt hospital co

said cold for old policies to abide by international law and protect you and lists peter statement. elgin's era? yes, president joe biden says his administration is working to find a way to stop the vitamins through diplomacy. it is also friday for me to urgently address the humanitarian crisis and gosh, and my direction. our teams are working in the region, including communicating directly with the government of israel, egypt, jordan, and other, our nations, and the united nations to search support and humanitarian consequences for how much to tack to help is real. you know, we have to, we can't lose sight of the fact that the overwhelming majority of palestinians had nothing to do with a loss. and i'm also as appalling attacks and they're suffering as result as well. let's say not from peggy calhane, who reports from washington, dc, or perhaps most notable. this is one of the 1st times we've heard the us president joe biden, even speak about the palestinians in any way, other than to call them human shields. that's been the line out of his administration anyway. now he's talking about the

they will not give up on nicholas hawk elgin's era? the car. okay, that's it for me, not a inside. i'll be back at the top of the hour, plenty more on, on getting coverage on concept to stay with us here out the a we see look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and including security around the world if there's something that the international community your view should be doing to understand how it affects counting the cost on o g 0 a. hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. are the wars we see today from gaza to ukraine? a sign of decline of american influence and power in the world. let's get to the bottom line. the more than 7000 palestinians have been killed by non stop is really bombing since the shock in our attack from us on october 7th. what about 1400 is really is were killed and about 200 others were taken hostage. the united nations has been warning about a huge humanitarian catastrophe, with millions of people innocent in this conflict, living under constant showing with no food, electricity, water

in the 1st of a 3 part series, elgin's era explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october . as israel declares war on how much sand porters at total seemed to have guys that with no food or electricity after an unprecedented attack by the policy and onto these ready prime minister as well, to destroy a massive capabilities. but at what cost and is the risk the war could spill over to the region. this is inside story. the .

as a group of journalists, including an elgin 0 team has been shipped, spine is riley strike in southern lebanon lloyd, his cameraman, is some of the law, has been killed journalist from af pay. we're also here in oma l shop. you these riley for them. they were in a car and i were hits as paid a stomach level where they're south. i let the how about this is what's left of the vehicle used by a group of journalists. they was struck well covering the escalating tensions near the southern lebanese border with israel voices. camera man is some of della was killed. well, i'll just give it to unless it's common joe, how did and 80 bucks you were injured and taken to the hospital? well, i don't know how so who knows? i need done. this is what happened. all journalist were here together. it's a type of safety measure. this is to make sure that both the resistance and is real, know that we are a journalist and in one location. i can clearly say that we journalist were targeted on purpose. we were far from the confrontation. the confrontations are up this hill over the horizon where the fires are.

they will not give up on nicholas hawk elgin's era. the car to okay, that's it for me, molly, inside. i'll be back to the top of the hour with more on off costs of coverage. the here's how it's looking across the americas. hi everyone. it's turned hot. once again, through the amazon analysis at $37.00 degrees and then we've got severe storms, eastern paraguay, southeast of brazil, in fact, the highest level alerts issued for rainfall with what the storms are going to dump on this area here. things have turned cooler through patagonia temperatures down by a good 10 degrees and if we go to central america right now. so tropical activity cooking up just off the coast of el salvador. and this will run into el salvador pretty close to it any way over the next little bit as a tropical storm. and then all that rain still come in for puerto rico, but the worst of it has started to shift further towards the north, big change. and if its temperature is across the southern us topping into a northerly wind. temperature in houston is down by 20 deg

is it the on prompted and done interrupted discussions from a london broad cost center on elgin 0, the the wife to children. i'm grandson, the knowledge a 0 a journalist have been killed and on his radio strike on costs. the hello am dire in jordan, this is out as they are a life. and also coming these really bombardments across gauze, targets critical infrastructure as well as people. starvation is being used as a weapon of war and gaza. aux fun demands food is allowed into the besieged characters on the diplomatic st.

the ball came out just the or a while you can find much more information on our website to elgin 0 dot com. there are you find all the days, top stories, of course, all the headlines and updates out of guys. i will leave you with that live picture and we'll be back in about 30 minutes time with more news. see you then by the challenges here. we're down to the page the as the one guys, the enter the surgery menu, all about the impact it could have all the occupied was fact. and on palestinians living in israel, the occupied territories was as governed by how much the occupied westbank is governed by the palestinian authority that by both factions once an independent palestinian state. however, this program for self determination and autonomy has substantial historical differences. like thomas, the father son, you know, sorry to recognize as israel and was the relations between the occupied westbank and israel are not exactly friends. there has been a certain level of corporation, but how was the, how much the offensive on southern israel, on october 7th. and israel's one, gaza change th

the unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from a london broadcast center on elgin 0, the the wife to children. i'm grandson, the knowledge a 0 a journalist have been killed and on his radio strike on costs. the hello am dire in jordan, this is out as they are a life. and also coming these really bombardments across gauze, targets critical infrastructure as well as people. starvation is being used as a weapon of war and gaza ox fund demands food is allowed into the besieged territory. on the diplomatic standoff at the united nations continues the us and russia. i accuse each other blocking resolutions to try and force the fighting, the hello. it's $100.00 g m t that's for am and gaza, where the relentless is really bump, bump into the strip continues. more than 6 and a off 1000 palestinians have been killed in the strikes since they began on october . the 7th, we'll have a half of them women and children among the latest civilian casualties of the wife, son and daughter about his hero correspondence, wilderado. his grandson was also killed. how do i have to have these reports? here

in the 1st of a 3 part series, elgin's era explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october the, if you are paying latest all expects it in the spanish city of grenada with war and migration high on the agenda. the i mean 5 is valid, is there a life from day or so coming out to palestinians a killed and is ready raids and.

this is, this is a last elgin movement. and we have to think about christian nationalism as adults delta massage before time that never existed. nostalgia for time, that didn't exist at the beginning of this nation. why did people come here? they came here to escape, you know, ty, radical religion in england. they wanted to have religious freedom to do what they wanted to do. they were religious people. and now we see this being used as no, no, no, we need to have a state religion just like english. this is crazy, right? because you're doing exactly the thing that our founders and framers were with battle for. and so i think what we have to really understand about people who are embracing christian nationalism right now is that they may not get all the nuances around this table, right. they just hear this as another phrase in a whole lot of phrases like make america great. again, american exceptionalism, the greatness of america that have been spewed out from different kinds of people through our history. kristin, some woul

powdered is ro permit itself to get into this situation of disaster in the 1st of a 3 part series, elgin's era explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october . so far we challenge in place to work from as a journalist, even though you can't do it, it's not allowed. we are still pushing. we always pushing a boundaries for people. here we are the ones traveling the extra mile where all the media don't go. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story, a thought provoking on. but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate, but there are no quick wins and events or research hard hitting interviews. you feel like america is less than the days of these days, or is it just a different full? i think the demography of the process facing realities. do you see that the fracture is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i assume there is a huge piece of that to happen via the stores on tools to how does air librarians are heading to the poles to elect the president? the members of the house of rep

services today or tomorrow between perth and aberdeen via dundee, perth and aviemore, aberdeen and elgin street and aberdeen and inverness, and between edinburgh waverley and aberdeen and inverness. so pretty much, a lot of scotland's. 0n the roads — so far the only major closure is the forth road bridge. ferries have also been affected. northlink ferries have cancelled sailings today between aberdeen and 0rkney and shetland. pentland and 0rkney ferries have also said there will be no sailings today and into friday. calmac ferries — which serve the hebrides and other islands off the west of scotland — are at "heightened risk of disruption". to keep an ear and an eye on the bbc local services, said bbc scotland will have all the details you need, and of course, on the bbc news website also for the very latest as that storm prepares to make itself felt in large parts of scotland. elsewhere, asylum seekers will return to the bibby stockholm barge in dorset today, more than two months after they were evacuated when legionella bacteria was found on board. 0ur south west england correspondent

we will have elgin baylor -- morgan baller joining us. --morgan beller joining us.s is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to bloomberg technology. let's get you up to speed where the markets are because we are bouncing back after yesterday's 1.8% drop on the nasdaq 100 and we are back up 1.1%. the jobs they could -- the jobs data plan hot yesterday and runs cooler today and does that mean we are driving back and is the pacing -- driving back anticipation on how far federal reserve has to bow back rates -- has to dial back rates. it is big tech doing the better -- heavy lifting, the two-year yield screams lower and that is the pressure point and this has been the anxiety we have through the past through -- few days. having a look what is happening. it is bitcoin and i am seeing it treading water up a quarter of a percentage point and the u.s. dollar easing off a little bit. this has been range bound, seeing 27,000 of the level of bitcoin. we know the pretty has been far thinner than it was a year ago and we are thinking about crypto given the start of sam bankman-fr

which then hamas films and then so-called civilians crawl out of the rubble and they hand the tape to elgin just era in the arab world explodes. bob's swarm our embassies. mobs swarmer cities. the squad calls for cease-fires. the cease-fires arrive. biden's delivering the cease-fire for the squad's call for. biden wants to stop talk and shower both sides with cash. biden gave a speech in the oval office. remember? evil will keep rolling until it's confronted. the president has only gone back on his word. 20 me now former trump state department senior advisor and senior fellow at the center for the national interest, christian whitten. so, this clock is ticking. the united states is not prepared. what does this mean? it means increasing distance i think between israel and the 9 states. unfortunate despite biden going over there and meeting with aetna who may have willing never received the white house itself. see this pressure on israel not to invade given hamas more time to prepare giving more time for islamist across the middle east to make their case and islamist in the united states to m

there's also there's an elgin -- al jazeera broadcast that is going around on the internet.aim at least through social media that it shows that moment of, the moment that she hard rock it hit the hospital. but not verified, jesse. >> jeanine: all right. dana? >> dana: you said that the gaza health ministry is run by hamas. and hamas runs the hospital. hamas hides their weapon inside the hospital. it is a little bit on the lines of what jesse just said, which is when something like this happens and there's in those an immediate action. some major media organizations said that this was israel's fault. how do you go about on go about on the ground there is a reporter to try to get, the truth? what is the best way if we know that hamas runs the health ministry and runs the hospital? >> mike: well, gaza is very difficult right now. it is difficult to communicate with gaza and your conflicts have all fled south. some of them don't have their phones working. any information on gaza is difficult. we get to hamas sources, you, you know that they are playing the pr game. it is a very

he and he's told elgin 0 the international community. he needs to act them out. as we did, the issue is actually a statement apparently this morning and tend to be cold upon the international community really to put the pressure to, to, to send this or that because it's on think of it. is it to be on any believe that this or the is coming in the bottom of the as i said, 1000000 people hosp to leave. we thought safe car doors without the capacity to, to go back here with them. and then not talking about the, the, the patients, the, the one that the history that shows that it's impossible. so re quote on the sort of community to, to put pressure if this or that is not offended. i'm because right now, and there is only a few hours left for this deadline. people are sitting got, as i said, we have 2000 people in our hospital. they, i'm not going anywhere. and we are going to stay there with them. and we're the ones that because we don't have the capacity to evacuate them or if i q with the ones that so what would happen? we have the knowledge statements. this is how

which is here on prompted and uninterrupted discussions from a london broad cost center on elgin 0 the one of the worst attacks since new cranes will began a rushing me solve his village and concave killing. 52 people, the hello, i'm emily. angry and this is out, which is they were alive from jo. how so coming up series, government strikes back comforter, drawing, striking a military graduation ceremony in homes hills. actually people us secretary of state and.

i want to bring in elgin 0 is senior political analyst. now my one bush child who joins us live from paris, plenty of moving pads to the store. it's not plenty of brian can use. we've heard these rouse, connects, it has just declared the nation is officially as well. we've also heard from the ambassador it to the united nations, from the palestinian and bestest perspective, and also from the east riley perspective. i'm not sure if you were able to listen to both of those press conferences, but certainly a stark contrast in the messages coming from both of them. my one. yeah, absolutely. because uh uh, you know, this floor has many phones, right? and one of this front is the magic front and what you will see in the night technicians and the days and weeks to come. it's probably more of a seem to be seen in the many years. uh before. uh, which is uh, you know, i am very conflicting uh, messaging on ballparks. uh, while the scene is continue uh, to underline the importation of the root causes of this issue. the historic injustice is that the

the world port elgin a za'shawn calling it a, quote, drop in the ocean, for what is still needed. the red cross has also pushed for a, quote, steady stream of aid to meet the needs of palestinians in gaza. people have been forced to ration food, and they are drinking unsafe water. the aide arrived as israel defense forces announced the bombardment of gaza will continue, with promised to attack hamas even stronger. the idf estimates about 700,000 people have moved to southern gaza. more than 4000 people have died in gaza since the outbreak of the war. today, thousands of people rallied at pro palestinian demonstrations in cities across the world including washington d.c., new york, -- and sydney. protesters are calling for a cease-fire to end the killings of civilians trapped in the middle of the israel-hamas war. today, president biden was briefed about the latest developments by his national security team, earlier, the president spoke with the two american hostages released by hamas. >> i'm just delighted we're able to get you out. we've been working on it a long time. we're goin

in the 1st of a 3 part series, elgin's era explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october . which is here. is this time for the west to re think the best option for the ukraine. why should war then? what would those options look like? what is us strategy when it comes to iran for almost 200 years, americans have generally been stuck with 2 political choices, but cannot ever change because it comes to us politics developed and like the the, again, you are watching out there as a reminder of our top story, is this our breaking news from it to me? what 21 people have died and unbox crushing in venice qualifies us at the bus, caught fire off the caribbean of the bridge overlooking a railway line to children amongst the dead, entirely employments at georgia. maloney as expressed have profound condolences for me as president donald trump has returned to court in new york for a 2nd day of a multi $1000000.00 civil full trial. trump has 2 sons on the tumbled. my zation are accused of using full financial statements and, and facing of them that was like big just had from

he's the people who allow us into their lives, dignity into mine and see the no, you're watching elgin's here. i'm emily and gwen. it's just past 2230, jan tay. that's 130 i am in guys i'm. if you're just joining us, let's take a look at the latest developments in the world between east round guys. within 1500 palestinians have been chosen is that riley strikes the wind release and works agency says at least 338000 palestinians has been displaced. most of sheltering in un run schools. and at least 1300 is riley's, have been killed since the last lowest of them in that tre, offensive on saturday, and lost his political leaders have issued a video statement condemning is arouse indiscriminate and foaming of gaza. as if we describe the situation in garza, it is could be is said in one word, it is a general side. uh there is no safe area for the people in garza to see it could have few g or shut off. uh, every area and every building is under most of the a tech they really wanted to try to get a hold of a to is there a way of getting, including women, children, and 3, and even disabled peopl

you're watching elgin 0 and out. ongoing coverage of the guys that use round room if you're just joining us. he's the latest developments within 1500 palestinians have been killed and is, is riley strikes you and relief and works. agency says at least 338000 palestinians have been displaced. most of sheltering in un run schools, and at least $1500.00 is riley, is have been killed since a mazda is attack on southern east around on saturday. let's get a sense of the geography of guys. it's time to move in to point 3000000 palestinians and has been under and is riley is located since 2007. now with israel's total sage, they have trapped in the own class with no way to go. and nowhere else is well had already shot to border crossings on monday and its forces have been attacking the rascal crossing with egypt. israel destroyed guys, is army airport, back in 2001 the surface divided into 5 areas. all of them have come under attack flattening and tying neighborhoods. most of the population refugees and live in camps the 20 hospitals are hot and health facilities are struggling to cope with a nu

a group of general is including an elgin 0 team has been hit by and he's riley. and striking southern living on board his cameraman is udella, has been killed as paid a statement for full weather shop. i left the hub on this is what's left of the vehicle used by a group of journalists. they was struck well covering the escalating tensions near the southern lebanese border with israel royce, his cameraman, is some of della, was killed while l just need of a june list is common joe cotton and anybody else here were injured and taken to hospital. the head of my house, all or who knows and he done. this is what happened. all journalists were here together, it's a type of safety measure. this is to make sure that both the resistance and is real, know that we are journalists and in one location. i can clearly say that we journalist were targeted on purpose. we were far from the confrontation. the confrontations are up this hill over the horizon where the fires are. the spot is where the journalist was. all of the journalists were wearing their safety kit and they all h

so let's bring in elgin zeros for the bill. i meet on this. hold on. what can you tell us on your end, on what my quote will be saying to me, would of us as i call, should be on his way shortly here. they're just me to the box here in ramallah. now what already when he was standing side by side with this really prime minister, he did say that he what he wanted to also shed light on the few was carrying out a violent attacks on civilians by the students. the vision is around the occupied was bag. and so i think he was in thing there at a settler violence against palestinians, which happened on a daily basis, which really threatened that this, that the an explosion in the occupied was bag. so even though my new out of my cold didn't specifically use the word settler, i think very much of that what, what is what he was hinting at. and that is probably one of the topics he will discuss with the policy and then present in my mood about among others. she would also am, i would the bus also probably wanting to voice is frustration when it comes to what is hap

and then you'll be seeing that violence across europe and north america as you're watching, elgin 0 and al, continuing coverage all of the will between and gaza. and israel phase, the licensed pictures coming out of gaza, most strikes bombarding that cd with hundreds, a could all the nice and hot specifically have been decimated. we'll have all that news and move off to the break through. stay with us, the thought provoking on sundays, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate script. there are no quick wins and eventually some odd hitting interviews. do you feel like america is the best thing to do since these days, or is it just a different full? i think that democracy is a process basically, entities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i think there is a huge piece of that to happen to the story on talk to how does era expo 2023. the world, the fascination to join us and let's discover a better world expo 2023. the 50 years ago on october the 6th, when muslims were observing

welcome back to elgin 0. so you know, on not the point that alan was just making about the clock. it's interesting and not press conference. that's the prime minister, and the defense minister said that this is going to take time. why do you think they're saying that now? i mean, do they think that they could accomplish whatever their military objectives were quickly and now they're realizing that that's not going to happen and they need to find a way to climb down from not tree to think of it again. so happy me the straight answer is yes, they understand and they offered to. ready that their object is, cannot be met. now, prime minister, been, you mean to now is what a way of the consequences of it printed on to and the must have been a feel for the thing is really increasing that and hostages by me, these records, it hasn't happened in the past. and he is writing never managed to reduce any one inc. if $55000000.00 reaction is started showing now read, assessors who opted for well, it's conflict, suffered political certified and nice deposition. now the reason why he's saying th

thank you very much for joining us on elgin's 0. we've it as the, as the corresponded was explaining in cause of phone and internet has been cut off by as well. can you just explain the impact that is that that has had on your operations? and so for over 18 hours, up to now, we are unable to communicate with our word teams who are working on the ground right now in costa with complete disconnection with oh ration boom and goes off with all of our ambulance centers at emergency music. our service centers and goes so as with as a what hospitals are there, we are completely worried about the safety of our team who are right now working on the ground under the intense bombardment that is taking place over. got so. so we're talking about complete the disconnection, and that means as well that people's ingles, the civilians, over $2000000.00 studies thing and they're unable now to communicate with the ambulance service as well as hospitals. that means a what a m s. services absolutely, artist struggling. you know, to teach the wounded peo