ghazi daudouh loses count of the rounds of conflict he's seen here.is got his home. i go to meet him at the tent he's put up on the wreckage. before the missile struck, his neighbour had a warning call. ghazi and his family ran and then filmed their house being bombed. explosion. israel says it targeted the homes of militants. ghazi says his son just works for the police in the enclave, which is governed by the armed group hamas. translation: i am an innocent civilian. j i have nothing to do with politics. my feeling is more hatred towards israel. if i have a weapon now, i will go and fight, because i am not guilty. i have nothing to do with what happened to me. aid groups say 80,000 people in gaza were displaced in the fighting. some have been leaving schools where they'd sheltered. meanwhile, the first aid convoys have been arriving. this crossing with israel has partially reopened as the truce continues to hold. they're clearing up at the hanadi tower in gaza city. in the final hours of the last major conflict in 2014, it was evacuated, but stayed

had we flown planes over and ghazi? maybe if those lives could have been saved, we don't know, but we do know that if president trump hadn't been at the capital, that would have been easier to prevent them benghazi was. host: let's hear from ben in baltimore city, maryland. caller: i just don't see how anyone could oppose this. the reason i supported is there's just a lot of questions that need to be answered and i think it needs to be done under subpoena power. the sad part of all of this is that i think bipartisanship and a middle ground is a dinosaur right now. host: what do you think, what do you think this commission will accomplish if it goes forward? caller: some answers to some questions that linger out there about this being something that was preplanned or impromptu for a combination of both. someone behind the scenes, players, if in fact there are any. those are the kinds of questions i would hope that the commission would be able to get to the bottom of. host: politico reporting that while house gop leadersh

we learned from ben ghazi, the so-called tyranny of distance, if the taliban takes cobble, will the biden administration recognize as legitimate government about afghanistan will we shatter our embassy and our aid programs and the reality is they don't know. they can't say. there is no plan. it is not courageous to abandon our allies and that is a view many democrats said they held when the last president considered withdrawing from syria and afghanistan. but now, as afghans, especially women and girls, face even worse dangers , many democrats have suddenly become much less local. the horrific, horrific reports of the tele- ban beginning to reimpose their version of sharia law are just a taste of the catastrophes basing our friendsh in afghanistan who have borne te brunt of the fight. human rights, women's rights, counterterrorism refugee flows -- as far as i can tell the administration has no plan. the world is watching, allies and adversaries, democrats can dress-up this decision and flowery language but the world will see it for what it is, retreating from the fight, abandoning our par

the visitors regained the lead through anwar el ghazi, but wilfied zaha levelled things again, beforewinnerfor palace. it's the 21 year old's first senior goal of his career and earned him high praise from his team—mates after. when i was addressing the players, congratulating them, there was no tyrick. when he came through the door, the players and staff burst into spontaneous applause and the smell in his face and the obvious i°y smell in his face and the obvious joy that this performance has given him, that is something that will remain in my memory for a good while and i at least said to him, you know, make a note of this day, tyrick, because this is a day you will be looking back on in 15, 20 years time and thinking, was a really that good?— years time and thinking, was a really that good? to the final day of the season in scotland now where hamilton accies have been relegated from the premiership to the championship. they had needed to beat kilmarnock by nine goals to stand a chance of survival. however, they lost 2—0, cementing their drop. kilmarnock are now in the playoff matc

the visitors regained the lead through anwar el ghazi, but wilfied zaha levelled things again, beforer palace. it's the 21 year old's first senior goal of his career and earned him high praise from his team—mates after. half time at goodison park, and it's i—o between everton and sheffield united. it's the visitors who're ahead, scoring through 17—year—old danieljebbison. that's his first start and a debut goal for the club. worth noting that earlier this season, jebbison was on loan at national league north side chorley. big future for him. a double save from sheffield united keeperjust before the break keeps the clean sheet. to the final day of the season in scotland now where hamilton accies have been relegated from the premiership to the championship. they had needed to beat kilmarnock by nine goals to stand a chance of survival. however, they lost 2—0, cementing their drop. kilmarnock are now in the playoff match to stay in the league. ross county beat motherwell 2—1 at fir park, meaning they will stay in the top tier for another season. time for a look at some of the other sport

between strains you know the vaccine or to ghazi's and that's going to dig you know the amount of people that you're going to need to vaccinate but in general you know. even if i can present in a difference in the africans the rates in all the vaccines against the different strains we're still looking at dad you know that window of you know 80 to 90 percent right people need to be vaccinated at or much of the universe to have it be as you rightly look at it you know globally you want to see the end of this pandemic it's a global phenomenon but we're get there one day hopefully when michael from the university of south florida's college of public health thanks for joining us. thank you for now you may be one of the lucky ones who's already been vaccinated against covered 19 if so you may have also asked yourself today's question for our science correspondent very quickly. how long with the vaccines of protection. we don't know yet and even when we do know more there won't be a single answer to this question since about a dozen different vaccines are currently in use around the world and s

between strains you know the vaccine or to ghazi's and that's going to dig you know the amount of people that you're going to need to vaccinate but in general you know really even if it can present in a difference in the africans the rates in all the vaccines against the different strains we're still looking at dad you know that window of you know 80 to 90 percent right i keep a need to be vaccinated at or might of been a vegetarian if because you're right you could get you know globally you want to see the end of this pandemic it's a global phenomenon but we're get there one day hopefully and when michael from the university of south florida's college of public health thanks for joining us thank you there now you may be one of the lucky ones who has already been vaccinated against covered 19 if so you may have also asked yourself today's question for our science correspondent very quickly. how long with the vaccines of protection. we don't know yet and even when we do know more there won't be a single answer to this question since about a dozen different vaccines are currently in use ar

in eastern india and even more bodies were found floating in the river on tuesday washing up in the ghazi poor district in neighboring. now it has not yet been confirmed by indian authorities whether they are cold related by local residents believe that the dead are being burned in the water due to a shortage of wood for cremation as is traditional in in do religion now india surge is also having a very dangerous effect in neighboring bangladesh and that's also one of the poorest and densely populated countries in the world and why bangladesh remains on in the nationwide locked out if you take a look you see thousands are still gathering at markets for their. a 5th which is their largest annual religious festival and although deaths and cases are not searching at the moment in bad blood there's they dissed to take 2 cases of that very aggressive area and that's going around in so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant correspondent sites ever thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against

in eastern india and even more bodies were found floating in the river on tuesday washing up in the ghazi poor district in a neighboring. state now it has not yet been confirmed by indian authorities whether they are related by local residents believe that the dead are being burned in the water due to a shortage of wood for cremation as is traditional in a hindu religion now india surge is also having a very dangerous effect in neighboring bangladesh and that's also one of the poorest and densely populated countries in the world and why bangladesh remains on in the nationwide locked out if you take a look you see thousands are still gathering at markets for their. a 5th which is their largest annual religious festival and although deaths and cases are not searching at the moment of bad luck there is. just to take 2 cases over that very aggressive area and that's going around in india so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant or key correspondent sites ever thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware a

the visitors regained the lead through anwar el ghazi, but wilfried zaha made it all square again, beforefor palace. the win moves the eagles up to 13th in the table. to the final day of the season in scotland now where hamilton accies have been relegated from the premiership to the championship. they had needed to beat kilmarnock by nine goals to stand a chance of survival. however, they lost 2—0, cementing their drop. kilmarnock are now in the playoff match to stay in the league. ross county beat motherwell 2—1 at fir park, meaning they will stay in the top tier for another season. so let's take a look at the bottom half split of the scottish premiership after that final day. and confirmation that hamilton finish bottom and will go down. ross county are safe after that win, and second bottom kilmarnock will playoff against dundee who finished second top of the championship. chelsea women's manager emma hayes says it's their time to win the champions league. they're in gothenburg, where they face barcelona in the final tonight. it would crown a brilliant season for chelsea. they won the

in eastern india and even more bodies were found floating in the river on tuesday washing up in the ghazi poor district in a neighboring. state now it has not yet been confirmed by indian authorities whether they are cold related by local residents believe that the dead are being burned in the water due to a shortage of wood for cremation as is traditional in a hindu religion now india surge is also having a very dangerous effect in neighboring bangladesh and that's also one of the poorest and densely populated countries in the world and why bangladesh remains on in the nationwide locked out if you take a look you see thousands are still gathering at markets for their. a 5th which is their largest annual religious festival and although deaths and cases are not searching at the moment of bad luck there if they did they'd just to take to cases of that very aggressive area and that's going around and so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant r.t. correspondent sites have to thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back t

christian benteke then equalised, but before half time villa went ahead again through anwar el—ghazi.tenham, liverpool and everton continue their bids to secure european football next season. the dust is still settling after an incredible day at wembley yesterday. around 20,000 fans were there for the fa cup final — and it was the most—watched football game of the season so far, with a peak bbc television audience of 9.1 million viewers. and they witnessed history, as leicester city beat chelsea 1—0, to lift the trophy for the first time. it was an emotional occasion on so many levels — not least for leicester owner aiya—watt �*top' srivadd—hana—prabha, who took over the running of the club after his father vichai died in a helicopter crash in 2018. manager brendan rodgers was well aware of the significance of the victory. it's a historical day for the football club. winning the fa cup for the first time in their history is clearly a special day, so i'm just so happy for the players. they were so courageous in the game. for the supporters, they have lost four finals, and now the fifth

anwar el ghazi with a superb second half winner. return to the premier leasgue next season as championship winners. they beat reading yesterday to seal the title. they were already promoted, but the win means a second championship win in three seasons for daniel farke�*s squad. it was one of the most eagerly anticipated fights in women's boxing and last night the bout between katie taylor and natasha jonas certainly did not disappoint. the pair, who fought as amateurs back at the london 2012 0lympics went ten very even rounds but katie taylorjust managed to cling on to maintain her undefeated record and remain as the undisputed world lightweight champion. joseph parker recovered from being knocked down in the opening ten seconds to beat derek chisora on points in their heavyweight contest. chisora floored parker at manchester arena with an overhand right to the temple. but the former world champion fought back and grew stronger as the contest moved into the later rounds. he eventually won via a split decision. the world snooker cham

ben ghazi, you guys chase the former secretary of state all over the country spent millions of dollars. we have people scaling the capital hitting the capitol police with lead pipes across the and we can't get bipartisanship. what else has to happen in this country. >> in a statement, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he is opposed to the bill. but as we've heard a trump has been pressure on republicans to object to it in order to become law. the bill needs 10 republican senators to vote with all of the democrats. all right, catherine, >> he did this is ride. well, i started notice just just cuts off guard there. so we need a little analysis of this whole situation and to get that we go now to. >> donna crane, san jose state political science lecturer and friend of the program. donna, thanks for being with us this evening. did it surprise you to see 35 republicans in the house sort of go against party leadership and president trump. >> you know, what did surprise me that's a surprisingly high number of members to defect from leadership especially on a question of fealty to fo

had we flown planes over and ghazi?aybe if those lives could have been saved, we don't know, but we do know that if president trump hadn't been at the capital, that would have been easier to prevent them benghazi was. host: let's hear from ben in baltimore city, maryland. caller: i just don't see how anyone could oppose this. the reason i supported is there's just a lot of questions that need to be answered and i think it needs to be done under subpoena power. the sad part of all of this is that i think bipartisanship and a middle ground is a dinosaur right now. host: what do you think, what do you think this commission will accomplish if it goes forward? caller: some answers to some questions that linger out there about this being something that was preplanned or impromptu for a combination of both. someone behind the scenes, players, if in fact there are any. those are the kinds of questions i would hope that the commission would be able to get to the bottom of. host: politico reporting that while house gop leadership

anwar el ghazi with a superb second—half winner.p win in three seasons. down at the bottom, though, things are getting very tight indeed. wayne rooney's derby county suffering a sixth straight defeat. they now play sheffield wednesday on the final day next saturday, knowing either side, or both, could be relegated. the huge match, that one. —— that could be a huge match, that one. aberdeen have secured european football for next season. a 2—1victory over livingston guaranteed them a top—four scottish premiership finish. ryan hedges scored their second meaning aberdeen will be in the europa conference league next term. now, away from the football... it was one of the most eagerly anticipated fights in women's boxing and last night the bout between katie taylor and natasha jonas certainly did not disappoint. the pair, who fought as amateurs back at the london 2012 olympics, went ten very even rounds but katie taylorjust managed to cling on to maintain her undefeated record and remain as the undisputed world lightweight champion. lewis