he had humphrey, his old senate seat. he was co-chair of humphrey's campaign in 68. but i know that in that's often a ceremonial role and not substantive in a campaign. but the part that surprised me because, he didn't write about this in his memoirs. it was said that humphrey and i became very close in the 1970s. he helped me to negotiate the vice presidential with carter, which i'm not aware. that's on the public record almost an mru is the way he described it. and he said, humphrey and i discussed 68 many times. and so i felt in a way like i was getting from mondale, what humphrey really thought about some of the things that we're talking about. and he said if, you want to know what i think lyndon johnson did not want hubert humphrey win in 1968. that was radical idea for me to hear from someone who was close to johnson humphrey, who probably was living at that time. and i really felt like if he's told me he discussed this with humphrey many times, that must be what humphrey thought at the same time too. and i said, what a way to say what do mean? do you mean that

you attribute the surge by humphrey to something else entirely. >> i'm coding from the humphrey records. my take on this is different than most other things in the book. i have been in touch with his political strategist, nick, who mainly worked democratic campaigns. he is still around today. he said that it is all nonsense. the way every history book says, either because of the chennault affair, or humphrey separating himself from lyndon johnson on the issue of vietnam, he gave a big's each on september 30th in salt lake city -- he says that it is not true. if anyone asked me, i would have told them. the second week of october, i wrote a memo. he provided documentation to humphrey that you will lose. stay on the path you are on now, you will lose in three weeks. do you want to turn it around? look at truman in 1948. he switched back. conceived vietnam, stop talking about vietnam. every time you do, it's a reminder of the party that was in charge. secondly, return to favorable issues for democrats. what fingerhut said to me, every campaign, people are emotional in the early polls. then

i really felt if he told me he discussed this with humphrey many times, it must be what humphrey thought at the same time, too. so wait a second, what do you mean? you mean that johnson wanted nixon to win? we were sitting at the law firm at the end of a long conference. kind of looked down, the went down the other way. he looked back at me and said maybe. maybe. that's as far as he was willing to go. i really felt that was a challenge to figure out what johnson was doing. just because he withdrew from the ballot march 31st, it was not a withdrawal from politics. simply shifted his energies to his legacy and not running again. then it was two months later that graham died and gave me a chance to test what mondale was saying. now you might be aware of charlotte. the billy graham archive. they're still building it. his death apparently triggered a process that begins -- continues today. opening 70 years of personal papers. it's almost like a presidential library. i was only allowed to see part of the personal papers. they had diaries. the records are called the vip notebooks. some parts he

humphreys said last niuht he of champions. humphreys said last night he was _ of champions.was so glad _ of champions. humphreys said last night he was so glad he _ of champions. humphreys said last night he was so glad he was - of champions. humphreys said last night he was so glad he was won i night he was so glad he was won because he said not many people can beat luke littler in the future. what do you see in this young youngster�*s future? you what do you see in this young youngster's future? you couldn't back against _ youngster's future? you couldn't back against him _ youngster's future? you couldn't back against him not _ youngster's future? you couldn't back against him not winning - youngster's future? you couldn'tj back against him not winning the tournament after tournament, but in the same way there may be thinking they have had that nose put slightly out of joint they have had that nose put slightly out ofjoint by a 16—year—old new kid on the block. so i think competition will be the spot in the words of humphreys, it was his time last night, it was his night

, luke littlerjust 16 humphreys, luke littler just 16 years humphreys, luke littlerjust 16 years old, what a fairy tale story it would be. he's been behind at the moment for — six, luke humphreys leads. it's the first of seven, so it luke humphreys on the brink of spoiling the party, that fairy tale story. it has been a pretty close match, back and forth, nip and tuck. he would be of course the youngest player — he's the youngest player to reach the final at 16, but let's get the latest on what's been happening there, let's head to our bbc sport centre. drama they are?— there, let's head to our bbc sport centre. drama they are? yes, plenty of drama and — centre. drama they are? yes, plenty of drama and it _ centre. drama they are? yes, plenty of drama and it could _ centre. drama they are? yes, plenty of drama and it could be _ centre. drama they are? yes, plenty of drama and it could be reaching . of drama and it could be reaching its climax in a metal of seconds because luke humphreys is on a finish, the world number one could be about to claim the world title. it's been a dramatic

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♪ so it's hubert... ...not hubert humphrey. ♪ ...the president for you and me♪ [sabato] 'humphrey recognized called himself the corner drugstore, compared to a chain. 'the kennedys were a chain, powerful, big.' how do you do, ma'am? and he was passing out palm cards on the streets. i'm senator humphrey. this doesn't work too good either. it just didn't work. a desperate humphrey lunges for kennedy's achilles heel. j.f.k. is a catholic and no catholic has ever been elected president. there was a very strong anti-catholic feeling. j.f.k.'s team fight back. it's bare-knuckle time, as kennedy aide paul corbin comes out swinging. how are we doing? [evan thomas] 'paul corbin was a political hack.' we got all we need here? he was also a dirty trickster. he would stop at nothing. 'corbin arranged to have a lot of anti-catholic literature 'shipped into wisconsin,' so right away a lot of voters are offended.. '...and they think that the awful bigoted stuff 'is coming from hubert humphrey.' corbin's dirty trick works. thousands of incensed catholics get up and vote for kennedy. [brennan] 'we won. it wa

humphreys. doctor, compared to the knowledge base regarding substance use disorders in younger populations as we made reference to earlier, there's far less research and data on the older adult population. in your testimony you note that from what we do know there's an increase prevalence, prevalence of substance use disorder among older adults. the research shows that recent cohorts of individuals ages 65 and older tend to have higher prevalence of lifetime substance use than seen in prior generations. specifically the rates at which older adults use alcohol drugs and cannabis have increased and rates of substance use among older adults rise through the pandemic. here is the question. can you speak to how the gaps in data and research and substance use in older adults negatively impacts the issue? >> yes, sir. we do not know how many americans, older or not, for example, use fentanyl or are addicted to heroin or use cocaine. we try to assess that with surveys which are increasingly less reliabl

lam i am helena lam helena humphrey i am helena humphrey and lam helena humphrey and it i am helena humphrey and it is good to have you with us. taiwan has asked china to respect the results of its presidential election after voters elected a candidate who vowed to maintain taiwan's independence. china had warned voters not to vote for the doctor—turned—politician william lai, who represents the democratic progressive party. now, he won 40% of the vote, beating the other two opponents by a wide margin. mr lai's victory could increase tensions with china, which has called mr lai a troublemaker and separatist. china considers taiwan a part of its territory. it has been calling for a — quote — "peaceful reunification" but has not ruled out the use of force. in recent months, the country has ramped up its military presence on the island, heightening fears of a possible conflict. i spoke to the bbc�*s steve lai about the significance of this election. steve, what does this election result mean for taiwan and the region? well, on the surface, helena, this victory means largely more of the same. wi

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i'm helena humphrey. thank you for watching "world news america."rator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening. i'm geoff bennett. on the newshour tonight. the biden administration cancels another $5 billion in student loans. how the president is erasing debt for millions of borrowers after a supreme court ruling struck down his earlier plan. ahead of the new hampshire primaries, judy woodruff with the governor about why he's trying to stop donald trump from becoming nominee. a family struggle. an american helping afghans start their own businesses held captive i the taliban. the gwi

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey i am helena humphrey and iam helena humphrey and it i am helena humphrey the results of its presidential election after voters elected a candidate who vowed to maintain taiwan's independence. china had warned voters not to vote for the doctor—turned—politician william lai, who represents the democratic progressive party. now, he won 40% of the vote, beating the other two opponents by a wide margin. mr lai's victory could increase tensions with china, which has called mr lai a troublemaker and separatist. china considers taiwan a part of its territory. it has been calling for a — quote — "peaceful reunification" but has not ruled out the use of force. in recent months, the country has ramped up its military presence on the island, heightening fears of a possible conflict. i spoke to the bbc�*s steve lai about the significance of this election. steve, what does this election result mean for taiwan and the region?

it was cool hand luke humphreys who leaves the competition with half £1 million in prize money.s, 16—year—old luke littler said he hopes anyone who's been inspired by hisjourney to the final, just go out there and get some darts, by dartboard and take up the sport. so, let's hearfrom the new world champion, then. for me, this would make me even more dedicated, work harder. i'm going to be very, very busy over the next 12 months, so i know that, but i've got to make sure that i don't work too hard and not allow myself to enjoy the moment because i've just achieve something that's a dream for a dart player. so i'm really, really pleased and over the moon. girona's sensational la liga campaign continues after a dramatic 4—3 win over their near—neighbours atletico madrid, meaning they stay level on points at the top. they also move ten points clear of atletico. the hosts had a narrow 3—2 lead at half—time, thanks to goals from valery, savio and daley blind. alvaro morata scored twice in the first half and had another disallowed for the visitors. but he was able to complete his hat—t

at the world championship of darts at the hand of luke humphreys. in the six games before, really disposing all of his opponents with ease, including former world champions, including his idle and hero, the three—time world champion from holland. in the semifinals, he saw off rob cross who won in 2018. he was not really challenged until tonight when he came up against an opponent who was cool against an opponent who was cool, calm and collected. it was cool hand luke humphreys who leaves the competition with £500,000 in prize money. speaking to the press, 16—year—old luke littler said he hopes anyone who's been inspired by hisjourney to the final, just go out there and get some darts, buy a dartboard and take up the sport. that he said is a legacy he will be proud of. the new world number one is the new champion. so, let's hearfrom the new world champion, then. for me, this would make me even more dedicated, work harder. i'm going to be very, very busy over the next 12 months, so i know that, but i've got to make sure that i don't work too hard and

i'm helena humphrey. iwill are watching bbc news. i'm helena humphrey.st part of monday, all thanks to storm isha. met office have a number of amber wind warnings in force for northern and western areas. heavy rain could lead to localised flooding along with snowmelt, as it will be turning very mild indeed. but we could be looking at some significant disruption from this storm as it continues to hurtle across the atlantic towards our shores later on sunday. but sunday starts off on a fine note for many, england and wales dry with some sunshine. same, too, for north east scotland. the winds will continue to pick up, though, through the day and rain across northern ireland will spread across the irish sea into much of scotland, northern and western england and wales, so it will be turning downhill as we head through the afternoon but very mild for the time of year — up to 13 degrees in many parts of england, wales, northern ireland. storm isha continues to plough through during sunday evening and overnight. a real squeeze in the isobars across western scot

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey i am helena humphrey in washington. you are watching bbc news.rain has now largely eased and the number of flood warnings is continuing to steadily drop. but there are still plenty of them in place. so do take a look at the details on those on the bbc weather website. of course, it's a lot drier now than it has been recently. we're set to keep that dry weather as we head through the next few days. it's certainly feeling colder. temperatures closer to the seasonal average, frost and fog forming through the overnight periods. also some icy stretches with the ground so damp, too, and the high pressure is set to stick around as we head into next week. it's just blocking all of these atlantic systems pushing in from the west. so we should stay dry and settled with some showers perhaps towards the east. and we're starting off sunday morning with quite a widespread frost, although temperatures a little higher, just above freezing where we keep the layers of cloud, fog lingering on for much of the morning yet again. it's going to be very slow to lift and

opponent and he is 28 years old from newbury, it is an interesting dilemma we have here for luke humphreyser seen and yet everybody is talking about luke littler, which is brilliant because it is putting new eyes of the sport, but i think if both players turn up today, following luke's 6— to win yesterday in which he beat a former world champion and then you have luke humphreys win, 6—0 to get to the final, and if both players bring their best game we are in for a heck of a final here in north london. we are indeed, my mum was watching the dance last night, everyone i know he is an unusual darts and has become one. we talk about luke littler, let's watch the video of luke when he was smaller because this has been doing the rounds virally. here we 90, doing the rounds virally. here we go, he is a toddler, playing darts. gratuitous video there, match, and just tell us about how this country has been swept up in this darts obsession. we are broadcasting around the world and there will be some people going, what is all this about? t some people going, what is all this about? , ., ., . some peo

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hello, i'm helena humphrey.e have a story developing in south korea, where the country's main opposition leader has been stabbed. a warning that we are about to show you some graphic images. lee jae—myun was touring the site of a proposed airport in the southern port city of busan when he was attacked by an unidentified man. south korea's yonhap news agency says the assailant approached him claiming to be a supporter and asked for an autograph, before stabbing him on the left side of his neck with a weapon approximately 20 to 30 centimeters long. yonhap says mr lee remained conscious throughout, and was rushed to a local trauma ward for treatment the attacker was arrested at the scene. the 59——year—old mr lee is the leader of south korea's democratic party, and was the close runner—up in the 2022 presidential election. through a spokesperson, the country's president, yoon seok—yeol said he was deeply concerned for mr lee's safety, and that he has directed police and relevant authorities to get him the best possi

azura and ezequiel humphrey are fraternal twins, so they don't look exactly alike. azura was born first at 11:48 p.m. on new year's eve. ezekiel followed 40 minutes later, at 12:28 a.m. >> a year older than his brother. >> i think it will be hard for him to convince people that they will ask, when is her birthday , one going to say december and was going to say january and then they will say we are twins . >> azura shares a birthday with his dad, who was also born on new year's eve. >>> the cbs evening news is next on kpix. we are back in ♪ ♪ >> major: tonight, the president of harvard university resigns after criticism of the university's handling of anti-semitism on campus and accusations of plagiarism in her academic past. ♪ ♪ harvard's first black female president out after just six months on the job. a suspected israeli air strike kills three hamas leaders in lebanon, including one of the founders of the group's military wing. what it could mean as the conflict widens. a deadly collision in japan involving a passenger plane and a coast guard on its way to victi

a short time ago my colleague helena humphrey spoke about all this with aaron david miller, senior fellowie endowment, in washington. so what we are seeing here is that israel and the united states clearly at odds when it comes to the future of a two—state solution. what kind of position do you think that puts a washington in in terms of support of its key ally, israel? i think there have been tensions all along, over the last several months, both the absence of sufficient humanitarian aid and the character and nature of the israeli ground campaign which the administration was and i was expecting, notjust hoping but expecting that they would be significantly altered by the end of the month or early february. i think there are strains. the last phone call the president has other than the one today, he all but hung up on netanyahu but i don't think we are talking about that. president biden is still committed to the israeli war aims. it is a race for the presidency, he does not want to leave himself open to republican attacks. by being too critical of the israeli so i suspect tensions will

tyler got into a tiff with humphreys because of the battles, fredericksburg and chancellorsville andcourt martialed. so now political enemy is the chief of staff. so is he going to have a very high ranking position? so the islan misfit toys, a general on the wrong side of grant, a general on the wrong side of andrew humphreys in about 1500 guys. that's what wallace has to rely on to defend railroad bridge. and to their credit, they try what they can in. the early days of july, they start to build fort vacations, they build block houses, they get a 24 pounder howitzer into position to guard the railroad. and that's where they are on anl early vanguard starts to come down off the south mountain passes railroad junction is here. this is a photograph taken in the 1850s. the river is off to the right of this photograph. this shows the early■pb and sev. what comes to be known as the battle of west frederick. it's a little bit more of a glamorous title than it deserves. it's a lot. a whole lot of shooting, a whole lot of noise and not a whole lot else. but as more and more and more confeder

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.srael's defence minister has been outlining plans for governing gaza once the war is over, even as concerns grow about violence spreading further in the middle east. in the �*four corner�* plan, israel would retain overall security control of gaza. a multi—nationalforce would take charge of rebuilding the territory. neighbouring egypt would also have an unspecified role to play in the plan. and the document adds that as gaza residents are palestinian, therefore palestinian bodies will be in charge, with the condition that there will be no hostile actions or threats against the state of israel. fighting in gaza continued alongside the plan's publication, with dozens of people killed in the past 2a hours, according to the hamas—run health ministry. us secretary of state antony blinken is due back in the region this week. he is expected to meet with palestinian and israeli officials. that visit comes after a top hamas leader was killed in an explosion in a suburb of beirut on tuesday. tho

i'm helena humphrey.oters have chosen william lai as their president in an historic election cementing a path that is increasingly divergent from neighbouring china, who warned voters not to vote for the doctor—turned—politican. mr lai, who represents the democratic progressive party, won 40% of the vote, beating the other two opponents by a wide margin. he has broken new ground, winning an unprecedented third consecutive presidential term for his party. but the win could also increase tensions with china, who have called mr lai a troublemaker and separtist. china considers taiwan a part of its territory and has been calling for a "peaceful reunification" but has not ruled out the use of force. in recent months the country has ramped up its military presence on the island, heightening fears of a possible conflict. rupert wingfield—hayes has more, from the taiwanese capital, taipei. it had cast the taiwan election as a choice

it is 1-1 it is 1—1 against the world number one luke humphreys. the flight recorders from a passenger plane which was involved in a crash at one of tokyo's main airports yesterday. officials say the black box from the other aircraft in the collision, a coastguard plane, has already been recovered for examination. our transport correspondent, katy austin, has more. these are the shocking images of the plane engulfed in flames yesterday. the hundreds of passengers on board and the crew escaped, but five people in the coastguard aircraft it collided with lost their lives. today, a transcript of air traffic control interactions around the time of the crash has added some detail to how events unfolded. here's where it happened. tokyo's haneda airport. at 5.a4pm local time, the japan airlines plane, an airbus a350, was granted permission to land. a few seconds later, a coastguard plane carrying aid for earthquake victims was ordered to stop at this holding point, c—5, safely away from the runway. but once on the ground, the airliner was in a collision w

representative justin humphreys said he authored that bill.he bill says students would be picked up by a parent or animal control. that part humphreys says was a joke. >> here's the deal what those people ought to be mental health. i mean, we can always change the language in that. we should get these kids to some mental health experts. >> jimmy: come on. is this really a problem? [ laughter ] by the way, we've always had furries in schools. we just called them mascots. [ laughter ] we let them run on the court and everything. there is little to no evidence that there is a furry infestation in american public schools. which makes you wonder why these loons keep bringing it up. it's starting to feel like a little bit of a "he who dealt it, smelt it" situation. [ laughter ] and then we have a guy in kentucky. nick wilson, who was on the show "survivor" and won! who's also working hard to help solve the problems that hurt us most. >> kentucky lawmaker and former "survivor" winner representative nick wilson has filed a bill that would remove the f

luke humphreys and his magic against scott williams, he had an average of 108.es in the history of this competition. so regardless of who is the hero and who is the villain, i think if both players turn up tonight, humphreys and littler, this is going to be one heck of a final. it and littler, this is going to be one heck of a final.— heck of a final. it could be one of the all-time _ heck of a final. it could be one of the all-time greats. _ heck of a final. it could be one of the all-time greats. what - heck of a final. it could be one of the all-time greats. what a - heck of a final. it could be one of| the all-time greats. what a place the all—time greats. what a place to be. matt craven, many thanks indeed. as we've learned over the last few weeks, littler developed his darts skills pretty much as soon as he could walk. he came through a darts academy in st helens , as did his good friend, 19—year—old eleanour cairns, who told me about when she first noticed littler. we started playing at the darts academy together when we was about... i was about to probab

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.e begin with fresh concerns about violence spreading in the middle east, after a top hamas leader was killed in an explosion in a suburb of beirut on tuesday. thousands of people attended the funeral of saleh al—arouri in the lebanese capital on thursday. crowds carried banners with his picture and waved palestinian and hamas flags through the streets. hezbollah — a powerful paramilitary and political group in lebanon — blamed that attack on what it has called flagrant israeli aggression. israel has not claimed responsibility. our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega, is in beriut with the latest. crowds gathered in beirut for the funeral of saleh al—arouri, the deputy hamas leader who was assassinated in an attack here in beirut, on tuesday. some people were carrying placards with his face, some were waving hamas and palestinian flags. and this assassination was a blow for hamas, but it also hit its lebanese allies, hezbollah, because it happened in an area of beirut that is a stro

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us.risis continues in the middle east after missile attacks were reported in syria, lebanon, iraq and yemen on saturday. the strikes highlight the growing risk that the war in gaza could trigger a wider regional conflict, pitting iran and its allies against israel and its allies — countries like the united states. iran's president, meanwhile, has promised revenge on israel for an air strike on the syrian capital that killed five members of tehran�*s elite revolutionary guard. israel has not confirmed or denied involvement in the attack. syrian activists say at least ten people were killed altogether in the raid, which destroyed a building used as a base by iranian military advisers in damascus. here's what those who witnessed the strike say happened. translation: l was - using my asthma inhaler. my little granddaughter, who is three years old, was sitting beside me. i swear, ijumped and the inhaler hopped too. i tried to protect the little one like this. during the earthquake, it didn't h

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. japan's prime minister fumio kishida has said rescuers face many difficulties after a powerful earthquake struck the country on new year's day. at least eight people are dead according to local media, with many others feared trapped beneath the rubble of collapsed buildings. the epicentre of the 7.6 magnitude quake was in the province of noto. tremors were felt hundreds of miles away in the capital tokyo. tens of thousands of people were told to head to higher ground. tsunami warnings have now been lifted but a new earthquake warning has now been issued for the region. these are the latest images coming in from nearby wajima city. you can see crews battling several fires amid collapsed buildings. both the uk and us have said they're ready to provide any necessary assistance to japan. prime minister kishida has described the damage as "extensive." translation: these self defence forces will face many difficulties facing the disaster hit areas because roads have been cut off, people and

to win throu~h. . , luke humphreys who managed to win throu~h. ., ., ., , luke humphreys who managedes. both were - through. it was fabulous. but they both had wobbles. both were in i through. it was fabulous. but they i both had wobbles. both were in front at different stages _ both had wobbles. both were in front at different stages in _ both had wobbles. both were in front at different stages in the _ both had wobbles. both were in front at different stages in the match, i at different stages in the match, but what — at different stages in the match, but what a — at different stages in the match, but what a night, and an incredible final after— but what a night, and an incredible final after what has been an incredible tournament. the match ebbed and flowed between luke humphries and luke littler — but in the end it was humphries who came out on top — winning seven sets to four to be crowned world champion for the very first time. so it wasn't to be for 16 year old littler, who fell short at the very final hurdle. but he does take home £200,000. and of course, the teenager has tak

i'm helena humphrey. it's good to have you with us.

he can go back and look at an old humphrey bogart.like there's nothing -- [ light laughter ] >> no. >> seth: like you're just new ground only future pregnant werewolves will look at your work >> yeah. [ light laughter ] i'm probably going to play, like, cocaine bear next. [ laughter ] i'm just going to focus on animals. >> seth: yeah. >> no, and i did a lot of research and it was quite cute learning about werewolves and they have these, like, i don't know, little rankings where you're a beta or alpha or a sentinel or you're like a coupling pair. and it was just really fun like, i don't do much transformation there's a couple of scenes and that was actually the most fun, because you're doing real physical work but you're also growling and of course doing it in front of my kids just gets such a big laugh [ laughter ] >> seth: you also -- i want to show a photo of you in your full makeup, which again, you might be happy there's not too much of it because i would imagine it takes forever to make you look this much like a werewolf. like, y

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. taiwanese voters have chosen william lai as their president in an historic election, cementing a path that is increasingly divergent from neighbouring china who warned voters not to vote for the doctor—turned—politican. mr lai — who represents the democratic progressive party — won 40% of the vote, beating the other two opponents by a wide margin. he's broken new ground, winning an unprecedented third consecutive presidential term for his party, but the win could also increase tensions with china who has called mr lai a troublemaker and separtist. china considers taiwan a part of its territory and has been calling for a �*peaceful reunification�* but has not ruled out the use of force. in recent months, the country has ramped up its military presence on the island, heightening fears of a possible conflict. rupert wingfield—hayes has more, from the taiwanese capital, taipei. onto stage comes the man who will now be taiwan's next president. in the end, william lai won the election by a

following last week's earth, quite bad weather is also humphrey and rescue under covering efforts the unpopular felony as welcome to the program is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has voted to achieve what he calls a complete victory over hamas in gaza. nathan, yeah. who made the declaration and made reports of new air strikes and the style in the size of the palestinian territory strikes his con eunice on draft that were hundreds of thousands of civilians are seeking shelter. israel is made a tree side. it's offensive against commerce which carry that the deadly is terror attacks and israel's history and october is now shifting southward. smoke rises overhead units in southern gaza, as israel, as military continues to bombard suspect to time us height outs. the fighting has severely hampered a deliveries to the strip you and says some convoys have even been shot at this is the 1st medical delivery to arrive in hon units in 10 days. buildings across the territory have been reduced to rubble some 85 percent of gauze, and are now incredibly displaced in a statement released on

hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.s aviation officials have ordered the temporary grounding of more than 170 boeing 737 max 9 passenger planes after a panel blew out in mid—air during a flight. the alaska airlines plane had 177 people on board friday when it was forced to make an emergency landing. no—one was injured. the uk and european air safety authorities have also implemented inspection orders. in the last hours, boeing has issued this statement: passengers have spoken about how close some onboard came to being in danger. the bbc�*s graham satchell reports. pictures taken by a passenger on board flight 1282 not long after take—off. look closely and you can see a hole in the side of the plane. it looks like a window panel has been blown out. this is the pilot talking to air traffic control. more pictures, again taken by passengers, show the full extent of the damage in what was a terrifying experience for those on board. all ofa sudden, i heard, like, a big bang and i didn't know exactly what was going on but i lo

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us. injured in a missile attack on an airbase in western iraq. us central command says an iran—backed militia targeted the al—assad airbase, which hosts american troops, with ballistic missiles and rockets on saturday evening. it says, the personnel are "undergoing evaluation for traumatic brain injuries" — and at least one iraqi service

and that's actually humphrey at the all the, the trucks to have a foot and awards to be able to get into the defects of the area. so that's actually a big deal. so yeah, this the upcoming, the forecast, rain and storm that we, we can have some, some issues there. now what do you reckon is japan out of the danger zone with regard to this quake? or can we expect even bigger quakes in the following days? sure, i mean there's always a possibility, you know, the, a 2009 to like rely it tell you earthquake the, you know, 1st earth get the smaller one. and so it kind of will actually kill the 300 people . 2011. the christ church earthquake in new zealand. the 2nd earthquake in a march was actually smaller, but it was absent as a closer to the popular so center which chewed up actually more people. well the most of the people actually done the 1st was. so it's definitely the, there's a 100 percent, probably the of the aftershocks we just saw exactly how big and a point is, but it's gonna keep coming full probably next, 6 months a year. you know, it's pretty active out there. now, japan is a quic

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.s leader was killed in an explosion in a suburb of beirut on tuesday. thousands of people attended the funeral of saleh al—arouri in the lebanese capital on thursday. crowds carried banners with his picture and waved palestinian and hamas flags through the streets.

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. as concerns grow about violence spreading further in the middle east. in the �*four corner�* plan, israel would retain overall security control of gaza. a multi—nationalforce would take charge of rebuilding the territory.