jo, by all accounts from what — at the moment. the moment. jo, by all accounts from what you're saying, - at the moment. jo, by all accounts from what you're saying, it - at the moment. jo, by all accounts from what you're saying, it soundsj from what you're saying, it sounds like this is only going to intensify. like this is only going to intensify-— like this is only going to intensi . ., ., ., , ., intensify. yeah, we are only at the start of this- _ intensify. yeah, we are only at the start of this. that _ intensify. yeah, we are only at the start of this. that is _ intensify. yeah, we are only at the start of this. that is the _ intensify. yeah, we are only at the start of this. that is the tragedy i start of this. that is the tragedy of what we are seeing at the moment. it's only going to get worse before it gets better. that sounds like a cliche, but this was such a massive shock to israel, shaken not only because of how melly military outposts were overrun, but also just the scale of civilian casualties. —— how many. the s

jo, for the people in gaza, stop soon. jo, for the people in gaza. there _ stop soon. jo, for the people in gaza, there is nowhere to i stop soon. jo, for the people in j gaza, there is nowhere to hide, stop soon. jo, for the people in i gaza, there is nowhere to hide, is there? ~ , ., ., ., there? absolutely not. it one of the most densely _ there? absolutely not. it one of the most densely populated _ there? absolutely not. it one of the most densely populated places i there? absolutely not. it one of the most densely populated places on l most densely populated places on earth. it is somewhere that people had become accustomed over the last couple of years to hoping for a better way of life. we had an increase in tension in the past few weeks, in which hamas had encouraged protests by the border fence. weeks, in which hamas had encouraged protests by the borderfence. we were led to believe this is part of a negotiation that they wanted her one more money, more assistance from qatar and egypt, and more permits to allow workers to cross into israel and earn money to k

jo, good to have you with us, really. jo, good to have you with us. thank _ really. — really. jo, good to have you with us, thank you so _ really. jo, good to have you with us, thank you so much, - really. jo, good to have you with us, thank you so much, our- really. jo, good to have you with i us, thank you so much, our bureau chief injerusalem. jo talked about what is happening right now in gaza, retallick tree strikes on gaza. we can show you live pictures on the corner of the screen. we have seen a lot of smoke in the air, those strikes coming pretty constantly. the latest from the health authorities in the gaza strip is that 200 people, around 200 people, have been killed. 1610 people have been wounded as a result of these strikes. what is it like? terrifying for people who are there. let's cross live now to gaza city and join mohammed rafik who is a freelance journalist there. we are very happy to see you and what is going on and see that you are safe, do you feel safe where you are safe, do you feel safe where you are right now?— are right now? thanks very muc

, but for junk, jo, sunny friday for you with a high of 25 degrees. the monsoon rains have cleared away from india, so not much to speak of head sunny from new delhi and eventually now finally in cold cutters. well, few showers, though hanging around tonight with a height of $35.00 degrees quite in pockets tom. but i wanted to talk about this rain in the southeast of either on could see some trouble here, but i think where the rain will actually be worse as the bottom end of the red sea along the coast of young men, right into saudi arabia. so round mecca and jetta, for example, on friday you can see some of the showers striking jet the with the height of 34 degrees in time, still this breeze blowing down from iraq. so that means not assume it's very comfortable for us here and they'll have with a height of 35 degrees. that's it. that's all we'll see you soon. the assessing the discussions as agents. we used to say that about 15 percent of what you're smuggling is going to die. examining the headline 12 percent of the global population is responsible

what those jo biden's bizarre visit to israel tell us the green light of land invasion of gauze. it was a deal made to allowed a deliveries from egypt. essentially does the by didn't administration have a strategy in the meantime, palestinians and gods are, are dying and record numbers the processing policy. and i'm joined by my guess for me. 3 less. got us in the room is a lawyer. and if a freelance journalist also be what we have are what us been, she is a assistant professor at the lebanese international university and political commentator and in raleigh. we cross the ray mcgovern. he is a former c. i a analyst. all right, across top roles in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated, right. if i go to you 1st in raleigh, and i'm looking at politicians in israel and then this whole train upon the western politicians making their homage to jerusalem. i can't i, i have this feeling that i have this echo in my head. this is all the same rhetoric from 911. this is the, the global war on terrorism all over again. and we know how bad and did so on.

a. ideally, he would like to be able to open the rafa crossing that within a low as those who have jo, nationality, who be waiting at the crossing to actually leave this fit and be able to get some humanitarian aid and how that would present itself. whether it would be a 12 hour or a 24 hour to mandatory and c spy, it isn't entirely clear. but what these really is really needed was to prove or to convince the americans that they were not behind the bombing of the hospital and guys, because if they could do that, then it makes the decision to go into guys a and a growing defensive much more palatable to washington and given jo bite and schoolmates kelly, it would appear that he's managed to do that too. by moving one more speech before he leaves asked you to express some authority with the people of israel. he will then speak to the presidency of egypt and present a boss of the palestinian authority on the way back. not the meetings he wanted, but he's hoping that you'll be able to deliver something from his very short visit here. a remarkable visit really to israel, or i will leave it

jo thank you. jo our top story this afternoon.gaza war — 1,200 dead in israel and now more than 1,000 people killed in air strikes just a few miles away, in gaza. and — what does this probe contain? nasa scientists prepare to reveal some of the secrets contained in dust collected from an asteroid. coming up on sportday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news. we will hear from some of the ten sailors heading to paris next year — the first team gb athletes to be confirm for the olympics. confirmed for the olympics. it's been nearly six weeks since some schools in england were forced to delay opening for the autumn term, after it was revealed they were affected by the faulty concrete raac. while some schools were able to find temporary solutions, many pupils are still learning from home — as our education correspondent hazel shearing reports. drop off time at st leonard's catholic school in durham. but while the parents are here, many of their children are at home. the government says it's safer for them to be there, because this school

then go ahead and guide by your phone and i'll probably go with all you all like a jo will be popular, daniel, bob, malcolm. boy, why philip, that all of you walk on y'all's. don't go in here at noon without a leveling. with the gum. we won't, we'll have to leave the back. now we go to the lead to the a a, a, [000:00:00;00] a, [000:00:00;00] the, me, a, the, the what those jo biden's bizarre visit to israel tell us to green light a landing page and have guys that was a deal made to allowed to pay deliveries from egypt. essentially does the bye, didn't ministration have a strategy? in the meantime, palestinians and gaza are dying of record numbers. the, at the end of the 19th century, africa was divided between european empires, which mercilessly oppressed the indigenous population. modern day tends and he used to be a german colony. the germans levied heavy taxes on local drives and use them as free labor on cotton. when the agents fastened sproat as turned into an uprising against the colonial list under the banner of the religious movement of the magazine, margie, it was led by a ma

do we have numbers on that, jo? and casualties... dozens. we understand it is dozens of hostages.rify the numbers at the moment. the military are keeping tight—lipped about how many of those are soldiers. we have also seen bodies of soldiers recovered by hamas and displayed in gaza. one of the most shocking episodes today appears to have been at the scene of a party. it was an all—night party being attended by thousands of israelis, who were celebrating the end of a majorjewish holiday here. it is very close, relatively close, to the gaza strip. in the early hours of this morning, they were overrun, it appears, by gunmen, almost indiscriminate shooting. we know there have been casualties. it appears that some of those revellers, some of those partygoers, have now ended up in gaza. we are getting reports of people tracking their relatives using iphone and phone—tracking devices and seeing that those devices are now within the gaza strip. we know that there were hours of gunfire around that party. there were a lot of civilians there. this is just to give you a flavour of how devasta

and i do, i need to hot cold as often as you like with all the jo. why dr. sharp with cheated? that's the reason i'm not the if i have done about the survey, and it also gives you more color model. felicia, yaki seen a doctor. the herders can't afford to buy folder for their buffaloes. they now face an agonizing choice, sell some animals to buy food for the others, or let them for it in the marshes and risk. they might not return it more time. so i did, i just thought i'd be to head on, i shouldn't be that what we're doing well, and i the message that i can surface are me, i have it in most of the kids. okay. well, so, so how can i always or should not have to show if i don't go ahead as taking notes, registering complaints or permits all the government for se offer today? looks like i'm talking about talking about right? yeah, this is the one and so the herders are left to fend for themselves is the 3rd day now the draft and snotty has been looking for a missing buffalo. the animal is likely dead for the hurt or struggle doesn't stop there. to submit a request for compensation

jo durie was britain's number one in the 19805.on this centre court and then the thrill of winning. like other players and fans, she knows what a magical place wimbledon is. look, nothing beats the atmosphere here on centre court in the sunshine at wimbledon. it's epic. but not everyone can make it to south—west london. so for a lot of us that means watching on a tv, mobile or computer, not all of which will have commentary. the all england club has been working with its it partner ibm to fix this for the wimbledon website and app. it collects masses of data from all around the courts for its ai platform called watsonx. what we're doing is we're taking all that information and we feed it in to the model, which then takes text, turns it into numbers, it takes those numbers, it compresses it, expands it, and then it outputs text again. and that can be in turn spoken as ai commentary. and this is what it sounds like. female-sounding voice: swiatek ranked first. both male— and female—sounding ai commentary is available on this app. mal

caroline hawley, bbc news. 0ur middle east bureau chief jo floto gave us the latest.of volunteers that recovers human remains from this kind of attack or natural disasters — they've been scouring the area near the gaza strip all day and they have reported in the last hour that they've recovered more than 250 bodies from the site of that music festival, and bodies still remain there. so that is a huge total of people who have been killed. but it won't come as a shock because we knowjust how bad that attack was. and we have been hearing, your viewers have been hearing, testimony from people who survived that attack that the shooting carried on for hours. there were gunmen approaching the revellers and festivalgoers on both sides, and they chased them through the countryside and into the forests and back to their cars and established roadblocks. and we've seen pictures today of the remains of those cars burnt out and shot up. and there were bodies lying in the streets in the surrounding area. so this is confirmation of what many had feared, that this had been a complete

full 5 days, really a government and the gene invested millions yet adjusted it around 77 different, jo. this is what attends the 7 of the time. these were also small, sort of in close blogs, the journalist and people who work in the media even in just simply in social media platforms. mostly my goodness are targeted and they see it for their lives. every 2 days we see a post on one of the facebook page of the instagram 6, all 4 of them. uh, one of the, of the social media platforms. again, that is the same thing there for golden says, for another journalist who died. and then we also have fries that just change during this also dies a few days later. so this is like a fi, kansas. this continues and exhibit ending. and it seems that there isn't any government on trying to decide on. anyone that's trying to just the voice is out to the house or the words about what's happening in the girls. get them, does that? it is around the prime minister. netanyahu stays the her mazda talk on october 7th . it was, was the cellphone, jewish people, since the holocaust. you said it was closed by the q

the jo politics actually changed the region jo, positive change the, the europe, joe volt, exchanging the, the situation in the world. so uh, in this very alarming quote, you should find the proper ways of defending your silver into your 3rd total integrity and building new kind of relationship with your neighbors. thousands of lives could have been saved. it varies. it tends to find common ground between media and as a by gen over the last 30 years. they've been successful. now the after the call meetings, dream, a self government or their own state in the going to kind of back is a bonus smith. i'll just say that yes, it's still a head hearing out 0 revelations and co donald trump, the civil trial for food and just to day we look at why children in them and having to go to work instead of good school. the had a lot of that is something of a cool down coming to cape town in the next few days. but before we get to africa, let's stop in the middle east and you can see this big band of cloud stretching across the event on woods to the cool, cuz that's boat, some heavy rain to places cau

jo coburn will be watching the results as they come in. jo, have you got your coffee at the ready?is likely to be a long night— as chris said, it is likely to be a long night so, yes, i as chris said, it is likely to be a long night so, yes, lam as chris said, it is likely to be a long night so, yes, i am already set up, long night so, yes, i am already set up. but _ long night so, yes, i am already set up. but i'm — long night so, yes, i am already set up, but i'm hoping it will be a very exciting _ up, but i'm hoping it will be a very exciting night, and i will have lots of guests— exciting night, and i will have lots of guests here tadini company in the studio— of guests here tadini company in the studio from — of guests here tadini company in the studio from quarter past midnight throughout the early hours as we await _ throughout the early hours as we await the — throughout the early hours as we await the results of these two by—elections, and the big question, have the _ by—elections, and the big question, have the conservatives done enough to keep _ have the conservatives do

it appears that the purpose of jo biden's trip may be in question have been members of the us congress that have criticized him as well. now it's important to note that the un high council on human rights, there's folks, 1st thing i did speak up and criticizes really activities as well. this is some of what we've heard. and that sound like i was looking through the consent that this or the complaint combined with the in position of a complete siege on gaza may not be considered as law for temporary evacuation and would therefore amount to a forcible transfer of civilians in breach of international law now it appears that jo biden's trip is going to be quite marred by this incident. and it's important to note that previous to joe biden, who should arrive in the next few hours. there was a trip to the region by anthony blanket and the us secretary of state. he did meet with palestinian leaders and others, but now that joe biden is arriving, it's not clear what the results of his trip will be. it almost appears as if it will kind of be a moment where the united states won't be looking goo

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jo floto, thank you very much.ersity's center for israeli studies. how is it for you watching it from so far away?— so far away? it is very difficult watchin: so far away? it is very difficult watching when _ so far away? it is very difficult watching when i _ so far away? it is very difficult watching when i have - so far away? it is very difficult watching when i have family i so far away? it is very difficult i watching when i have family there, and i_ watching when i have family there, and i think— watching when i have family there, and i think of children in bomb shelters— and i think of children in bomb shelters trying to stay safe, and definitely this is unprecedented scenes— definitely this is unprecedented scenes that we are seeing. we haven't— scenes that we are seeing. we haven't seen anything like it in the history— haven't seen anything like it in the history of— haven't seen anything like it in the history of the country, and there is still a _ history of the country, and there is still a lot— history

i did, jo, castro alger 0, washington. well that's it for me and installs it. and as always, our website builder 0 dot com has all the latest on our top stories and the war on garza democracy may be, is up. next. i'll be back with a news out for you after that to stay with the with the escalation of the war on garza alger 0 goes to the largest hospice and in the strip to witness how deteriorates and conditions and desperate shortages are impacting the lives of so many with most famous clinic, the doctor, surely spilling should shift in this with the washer on the medical stuff. and those in need of treatment reflect on the hardship of this conflict. electricity runs out. so just become the mass graves causes and shift a hospital on the brink on out to 0. the the are such as my jo, notice to me uh, 44 years ago in 1985, i was appointed the most school bureau chief of ongoing television. those were the board bunch of years. nobody at that time wanted to go to the soviet union. and when i came back home, the communism was over in hungary, it was a completely new w

. >> you get 'em, jo-jo. >> president biden, just staying with occus, australia's largest defense deal and the prime minister has gone all in. can you give a personal guarantee you can get all the necessary legislation through congress and lock in this deal, eventually future proofing it before the end of this presidential term. >> you know anyone in the elected office gives a personal guarantee that happens? >> we would like you to try. >> i will try. last week requested $3.4 billion in supplemental funds to boost submarine production, and maintenance to meet u.s. needs and also support that. australia is making a significant, significant investment in the united states and the ability to produce submarines as part of this deal, and more importantly, it's important that congress move quickly and the fact is that i'm confident that we can get this done because you when we put the deal together, response, democrats and republicans in the united states, the response around the free world was this is a very, very good thing. a very good thing. so the question is not if, but when, and jo-j

cbs's jo ling kent talked to workers on the picket line. >> reporter: at dawn this morning, more thanaiser permanente walked out. >> we're taking care of lives. health care workers should be valued. >> reporter: joining her, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, optometrists. and other technicians. the union is asking for better working conditions and a $25 an hour minimum wage. kaiser has offered $21 to $23 an hour, just above what fast food workers will soon make in california. >> a lot of people leave, why should i work here for the pay i can make at burger king or target, and not come into contact with infectious diseases. >> reporter: patient pool is nearly 13 million people and more than 300,000 employees. profits top $3 billion. >> fighting for our patients. >> reporter: in a message, kaiser said the hospitals, emergency departments and pharmacies will remain open. we may need to reschedule nonurgent appointments and procedures. the three-day walkout began as negotiations intensify for unions in other industries. autoworkers, culinary workers and screen actors are all at the bar

made by madd jo himself. yes, these are traditional dolls. this leather pendant is a sample of madd jo's work from the relief committee. yes, yes, and this is turquoise, and this is minah. they use their art , they earn money, their spirits improve, and they get help glim's family has also pulled the helpers out of the water. how much does he earn per month? for example, i sell 10 tomans per month. in the first 6 months , it will be 10 million, but it will be more than that, and every helper who learns to work on his own becomes an entrepreneur. we now have helper. he started it himself, but now he has 30 subordinates. the job leaders of the relief committee, who are themselves professionals in any professional job, say that there is enough production capacity and 15 people are working now , but the missing link is the art of access to the hands of the villagers. to world markets to attend exhibitions they want very huge amounts and we do not have the ability to do this. support packages for these people are an important issue in the country'

jo ling kent reports. >> reporter: more than 75,000 workers at kaiser permanente walked out. >> we're taking care of lives. you know, health care workers should be valued. >> reporter: joining her on the picket lines, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, optometrists, and other technicians. the union is asking for better working conditions and a $25-an-hour minimum wage. kaiser has offered $21 to $23 an hour, just above what fast food workers will soon make in california. >> we have a lot of people who leave and are like why would i work here for the same pay that i can make at burger king or target, and not have to come in contact with infectious diseases. >> reporter: kaiser has a patient pool of nearly 13 million people, and more than 300,000 employees. its profit so far this year tops $3 billion. >> fighting for our patients -- >> reporter: in a message to patients kaiser said "our hospital's emergency departments and pharmacies will remain open. we may need to reschedule certain non-urgent appointments and procedures." the walkout began as negotiations intensify for unions striki

cbs's jo ling kent reports on the bipartisan legal action and what parents need to know. >> social mediaaunting. it's very overwhelming. >> reporter: monica marong has four daughters, including two teens. she calls social media an addictive magnet for her kids. >> i thought there would be more ethics and more standards and that our kids wouldn't be viewed as, like, a profit-making object. >> reporter: in the u.s., more than half of teens spend at least four hours a day on social media, which can lead to depression, eating disorders, and suicidal thoughts. >> we must protect our children online, and we will not back down. >> reporter: today's federal lawsuit by state attorneys general claims meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram, knowingly designed and deployed features to keep young users online longer, like infinite scroll, push notifications, and the use of the like button. the complaint also says the tech giant violated the children's online privacy protection act by routinely collecting data on children under the age of 13 without permission. california attorney general

mamma came, jo meals, most faithful and diversion subject. the couple had 3 children, but the oldest came home show was deemed not strong enough to succeed. his father came, joan was the preferred option. according to form itself, korean presidential advisor chung some chain key and use the stove of clothes from a young age. we both think just in europe to joel and then some of the person new young young. i'm with you tons of dental gorgeous. so number one, somebody comes to one judge to come on. what i call to do on monday, su susan 13 was on the for the day because a catchy, because you ended up couple do it over here. and then when that goes on, well german and smiling to them tell them are coming up with the west coast to siblings, booms, fruits, and know the time as king jones is within the work is policy between the ages. she made her 1st appearance on the stage during the winter and in south korea. historic moment, the neighboring rivals had too much to get in. the opening ceremony redone the honda. the important moments of the ellipti

the king jo moons, mother called young lady, was betrayed as the respected mamma came joe neal's most faithful and diversion subject. the couple had 3 children, but the eldest kimmy on show was deemed not strong enough to succeed. his father came, joan was the preferred option according to form itself. korean presidential advisor chung some chain, the stove of clothes from a young age. we both think just in europe to joe london, somewhere, put some new young young. i'm with you. tons of dental coverage is so number why somebody comes to one judge to come on. what i call to do on monday to say, since 13 was on the hook, there's a smooth cause, a catchy, because you ended up couple do it over here and when i get them, when that goes on, well german and smiling to them, tell them to come up with the west coast to siblings bones to know the time as king jones is within the work as policy in 2018, she made her 1st appearance on the stage during the winter and in south korea. historic moment the neighboring rivals had agreed to march together in the opening ceremony, meet them under the imp

big was against this backdrop that came jo june made was successful visit to south korea. but in even more unexpected diplomatic breakthrough followed, donald trump agreed to make, keep joan own in single. the pete was an historic 1st and was organized against the advice of the holes of trumps administration. the the 2 needed signed it states that mentions the de theorize ations of the korean peninsula. joe had been in the store during the visit to south korea. but at this meeting, she remained in the background in the presence of his brother. formerly us national security advisor, john bolton within single 4 during the tools i don't think any of us could have been told that she was his sister unless we had seen pictures and knew who she was . she behaved like a staff person and there was no indication of a family relationship. she was at a lunch that we had the day of the negotiations. it was not really a business launch, it was more informal. but i don't remember saying her saying anything during the course of the lunch, i'm not sure. i remember anybody on the north kore

still sunny and junk. jo with a height of 28 degrees. it's going to be quite windy, not too far away from tokyo guess up to about 80 kilometers per hour and whether it's also for the risk of wildfires along that border with china and north korea. and we'll land back in this part of southeast asia, some big downpours for coal. i'm poor on sunday bye for now. the, the, you're watching. i'll just hear a reminder about top stories, the ssl of thousands of people on launching in london to show solidarity with palestine. they want weston countries to stop and as well. and ticket the president has laid a protest calling for an inn to israel's war on gaza. israel has subject to the gallons this trip to the heaviest bombardment since the start of the war. on october, the 7th overwhelmed hospitals are at breaking point. the united nation says civil order has collapsed. israel has civic communication. it works across the territory and residential areas in the north and center had been pumped and about for sock a spokeswoman for the palestine ridge,

if folks had been in santos jo donald's peaches. interesting, is it the same time a close to look what's happening here? event these images seem disturbing the real but in fact, the meticulously staged compositions created advised on the rosie o'donnell view. tell you in, photographer focuses on moments when everything falls flash. yeah, he's working on a new catastrophe, photos and you run something with a felicia. i'm very happy liberty sheet, but i have to get the picture in the can. if you know, i can't calm down until the photos done of sit in on some of that included on this much can be told. the teacher teaches an old woman, a totally boy, a classic sports car. and to get the scene is a reference to a social issue. the more on that later the irony is these mishaps comes from realizing the interesting can change in a flash. a santos autonomy, nuns from his own experience. jordan ocean did up on it, was coming from a fitness center on my bike and didn't see a pothole in a b stone of my head. i flew up and crashed sooner, but ou

stuff october 20th us dw, the, the, or it was billed as one of the riskiest strips of jo biden's presidency. but desperate times call for desperate measures as tensions in the middle east rise following the hamas. the attack on israel bivens visit is a delicate mission, a balancing act between reaffirming us support for israel, an urging it not to repeat mistakes his own country has made and responding to terror attacks. fighting arrived in israel just hours after a devastating explosion at a hospital and gaza city of killed hundreds of civilians. it's unclear at this point who is responsible with both sides trading blame. the incident has triggered a wave of international condemnation and exacerbate the already dramatic humanitarian crisis and golfing. the besieged gaza strip article for lation berlin, and this is the day the hospital and gaza sheltering hundreds of people was turned into a hell of fire when a rocket fired by palestinian terrace. this far landed on the products in boston. we hold it responsive in for this mass, a kind of this crime. i repeat, this is the responsibility of

are there specific concerns or jo, political factors that drive this decision? well, i think again, in, in each of the cases, either you are trying to defend yourself from the united states. or you are trying to court the united states, often more financially than anything else. so that, you know, i think that the 5 wise countries, which would be, uh, scale. yeah. and i believe new zealand. definitely a great britain. the us in canada. they are um, you know, they, they essentially spy on one another for each other. but they also sell each other weapons and invested in weapon systems for that same reason. and um, and its uh, essentially to control their societies. it's, it's the military but just have made it impossible to have democracies in these countries unfortunately. and that's because there they, there are money goes to that. they control events. they have uh, the top priority. so if you look at the war uh, in, in the ukraine right now, there's not been one vote why the american people for this war. we didn't have a say in the over throw the credit and gov

the philadelphia 76 ers, jo m. bead has given team usa a boost by declaring for them instead of france for next year's olympic games in paris, camera room born and be detailed more than a year to make the decision and such as american son was the reason he chose the usa. and finally, for his in preparations for the 2024 olympics, have cause upset among the cities famous booksellers, the owners of some $570.00 story trading posts were told they would have to disappeared during the games. the conic stalls on the banks of the sun have been declared a potential terror risk bio socrates. that's all from the news of next ego advocate looks at a robot design to detect crap disease. a stay tuned for that. i will be back with more headlines at the top of the next hour, and i do want to say that the, the, the, the sales out stadium champion wrapper eskegal knows how to make the most out of this thing. how people not call your on your next to me, please let us know for him. it's not about the concerts, it's about the climate. he wants people in his home country to plan a 1000000 treats are all in

it appears that the purpose of jo biden's trip may be in question have been members of the us congress that have criticized him as well. now it's important to note that the un high council on human rights, there's folks, 1st thing i did speak up and criticizes really activities as well. this is some of what we've heard. and i felt like i was looking through the consent that this order, combined, combined with the in position of a complete siege on gaza, may not be considered as lawful temporary evacuation and would therefore amount to a forcible transfer of civilians in breach of international law. now it appears that job items trip is going to be quite marred by this incident. and it's important to note that previous to joe biden, who should arrive in the next few hours. there was a trip to the region by anthony blanket and the us secretary of state. he did meet with palestinian leaders and others, but now that joe biden is arriving, it's not clear what the results of this trip will be. it almost appears as if it will kind of be a moment where the united states won't be looking good t

yeah, incredibly distressing details, jo. what do we know about where we are this evening? through the night? look, i think this kind of detailjust reinforces the shock that israel is in. you heard there from the security counciljust how determined israel is at the moment to exact retribution, revenge and to destroy hamas militarily. whether that's possible or not is a different matter, but they are gathering forces as we speak. thousands upon thousands of troops are being sent down close to the gaza strip. we don't know when they will be in operation, but we've been left in no doubt by military leaders here and politicians that they intend to do something out of the ordinary, in order to respond to this extraordinary attack on israel. and we've seen a ferocious bombardment continue throughout the day today. more than 350 dead in gaza. the total in israel, well, between 600—700, and that total may rise. but the big question now is, what happens to the hostages? israel has admitted and acknowledged that there may be 100 hostages who've been taken from israel into the gaza st

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of course, through said part is like a tips, costs are jo menu, for example. and this is what's the family's want, they want israel to talk to have miles to negotiate, to convince them to return the hostages. all others, other family members, and they are in the minority right now. they believe on the opposite that the ground operation is the last chance to see their beloved ones back home. and they're putting pressure on the authorities to act fast and furious. they not only on the authorities, but on the on a to meanwhile is really probably minutes for benjamin and yahoo, it keeps vowing that all the goals of the military operation in guys that gains from us will be achieved. let's say can listen going and show what stands before us is only one thing. saving the country in achieving victory. we're raining hell fire on him us. we have already eliminated thousands of terrace, and this is just the beginning. at the same time, we're preparing for a ground operation. i called once again to the civilian population and guys evacuate to the south of the gaza strip.

well, if you put a motorist about no, not person, i was not that i had these last me, jo john, a, b, b. can you say that i left f get all this the pump? this rarely statement mail more a more. i'm worry about these very old comb, distinguished month talking about 2nd month. he said, how come you have back? tell us not if it's supplements or so she had a much more on the edition there. hold on much more, a straightforward approach to peace me for the palestinians negotiator high the shopping trip, the focus of his agenda on one burning issue. the illegal is really settlements construction and the occupied palestinian territories by 1991. the number of his really settlers in the west bank and gaza strip exceeded 100 photos of the c o a more than measured, then you'd have to send them was most bogo not up to them? no. you all to come to that sort of salt on. they have shut a leah random afresh now. and what does this a difference for the sitting in front of the resume and follow the facility id to. but the total, i would say one of the most important messages that the got in what, what