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the thing was he about tv country director for the n g. okay. or joining us earlier from ramallah. let's take a quick look now at some of the stories making news around the world today. indonesia has relocated and registered more than 200 ro, hens or refugees that have arrived from myanmar and refugee camps and bangladesh. last week, more than a 1000 bro hinge of muslims originally from me on lar, arrived on the shores of us a province. daniel nobela has been sworn in as ecuador is the youngest ever president. the 35 year old son of the countries richest man fledged to taco soaring gang violence, but you won't have long to fulfil his promises is only set to serve out the last 18 months of his freed assessor's turn of the world health organization. as, as china for more information following a spike and respiratory illnesses, particularly among children, w a chose says there had been an increase in influenza like illnesses in northern china since mid october, compared to recent years. that is, chinese authorities blamed the rise on the lifting of pandemic restrictions. germany finan

it's a comp on the health care system is not bad to, to support them or treat them if they need a g, okay. now the world health organization has a wound about the threat of disease spreading and gaza. what else is on the way to come to that? that's right. so we have 1700000 people displaced inside gaza strip around holidays, around 800000 a children and they're living many living u. u. n. schools in hospital grounds and public facilities, densely packed together, your families and classrooms, the conditions a really you have very little access to say what are about 3 of us and put that in the emergency threshold that we try to reach assisting needs. since you have sent 3 conditions, which are getting worse, one toilet for the hundreds of people. and of course now we raise, you have the risk of multiple diseases. you have children who have miss routine, child and immunizations, who are now more at risk. all the preventable but bentley diseases very easy. this is a huge deal. that's why it's actually urgent that we can try and prove those conditions in the shelves to take it, but also elsew

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you've got till caucus with them to all right, g okay. so much. >> thank you. excimer months ago after the hurricane in florida all the president real on you. >> there you go over. >> that was bad by bidens of people. how are you doing? >> millions for hunter and 10% for the bigig guy. >> they never actually get it done. i think they should pursue its. but i agree with you. she's hoping you would assign the rally signed? there you go. it.hank you, appreciate of course. there you go for it. >> okay thank you. >> appreciate what's your name? thanks for coming. ♪ the deal thanks. are youou doing? >> it is interesting but we've done that in florida. in which the federal government should get involved we don't know but it is definitely definitely something we put resourcese' behind. you go to like a miami dade they have a massive resources apart with got a lot of rural counties in florida. so we at the state level of help connect that they're able to do that. it's probably more of a state issue.e. >> thank you for coming. close the bombers? ho

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they have not held one on the rise, and so i'm a product the to pedagogy, l g 0, montgomery county, maryland. okay. one more story for you before we go at least assessing one people have been killed and thousands injured in a sam paid out of state him in the republic of congo. it happened on monday night at the or nano stadium in the capital crossville where ami recruitment operations launch last week. the recruitment process has now been suspended a day of morning. the cloud, local media say the stumpy was treated by a young man seeking to submit the applications to join the army. that's it for me, right inside inside the story is next day with us. the . the hey, there is a return of rain for northern saudi arabia and we know as of late, these have been some pretty big storms of large hail as well. so we could see a repeat of that on thursday. now dispatch of what weather will run into kuwait, but otherwise for the golf up and down the golf, really the big story will continue to be the wind. so for us here and they'll have, i think once again on thursday we'll see wind gusts up to 40 kilometers p

john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan of okay, before we go, i just want to show you live pictures from garza with the time now is just approaching 8 30 am in the morning. we are looking at live pictures of the rafa crossing which was due to be open about an hour and a half ago to allow people through. so i saw that has been no updates on that. look at the top. yeah, the color of the web is looking a little disturbed across the good parts of the middle east and my last class showing up on the satellite picture. and that will bring to me that some live the showers from time to time. not quite just which is the big down post that we saw last week, and even that on monday, some heavy showers even here and console ourselves. not too far away. i think the width of weather will be in 2 central northern parts of saudi arabia, child, so some shows up towards that eastern side of the mediterranean sofa, west and pot sofa, syria pushing down into a lebanon jordan occupied territories into a. it's rather always a chance of seeing one or 2 showers. they'll slide a little further east with perh

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over to you, g. >>> all right, thank you. okay.th for anyone who's taking the bay bridge this morning. because i want to show you a live look here and it does look pretty busy already. it is only 5:50 and a major backup already to the foot of the maze at this point. unfortunately kind of what we were thinking once the closure went into place. and once that commute sort of changed the patterns for anyone commuting in and out of san francisco. so it's begin and the closure started this morning and you have one lane down on the lower and one on the upper deck of bay bridge and that's going to change the traffic pattern heading into the city. look at this backup. metering lights were turned on about 5:20 morning. that's 15 minutes than we normally see those metering lights getting turned on. so this might be a little bit difficult for folks heading into the city this morning. use public transit. b.a.r.t. is on time so far this morning. that might be your best bet if you have that option to commute into the city. and again because of th

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