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welcome to l, just leave a special coverage genocide and gaza one year on. we begin with hondas, how hoops report on what happened that fateful day, october, the 7th, 2023. on the it's described as the biggest security failure in israel's history. palestinian fighters from gonzo launched a surprise attack which began with firing thousands of rockets all over israel overwhelming the country's missile defense system. then reeking through several layers of secure border from the ground. and from the skies above, in a massive attempt on southern is the old zack video ad. while he says, let them know what the leslie while at the job, you want to do the limit. the locally within the had a malcolm shut off and you had the wasn't shatka feet heavy. must the deluxe fall in there? 1000 fighters from amazon for sam brigades and palestinian is. lemme go ahead and put for gates. took over is really military bases and is really controlled border crossings alone because the periphery these have disabilities across the globe, especially in a place. no fruits, strict securit

on the your better tomorrow the this hello, i'm tom mccrae, this is l. just her alive from door. how with special coverage of the one year anniversary of the october 7th attacks. the gonna allow us to get that shut on its a horn. i mean, some of the, the, the, the, the one, yeah is june a, so i didn't gallons of 365 days of unrelenting is rarely bone. bob that the resulting and one of the deadliest conflicts in the 21st century. the offensive began on october the 7th off to an unprecedented attack by a mouse finds is members of alika, sombre guides, the wing of the group and the palestinian resistance. spices infiltrated is rarely territory by the land and sea. $1139.00 as rallies were killed that day, including soldiers and police officers. 251 people as riley's and foreign nationals were taken captive. what insured was a declaration of oil by prime minister benjamin netanyahu on a moss and a promise to eliminate the group unleashing a war of revenge, and many fifths breaking records in both the scale and brutality of 41870 palestinians had been killed in dallas a since the star

in the north of gaza, due to security concerns gabriel's on to l, just here at the united nations in new york. the with 11 days ago until the us presidential election, democrats called me to harris and republican donald trump of focusing the assets on texas in austin. trump has again rallied against immigration, accusing harris of creating a buddha invasion crisis. harris is in houston focusing on rep for ducks of right, so it's a ronnie featuring music style the on site. trump's next riley is in michigan, which has a large or american population. well, let's close now to our correspondent island fisher, who joins us from traverse city in michigan. i'm out of all about texas. it seems why all they boast that today of the right. so it's an interesting question, isn't it? because the texas tends to be a solid republican states and it's unlikely to flip in this election cycle either. so why did both people go down, they're taking time away from those important swing states? well, they think that that state is a backdrop for the message that they are trying to push forward. now, a couple

, most of the strikes of what up until a fortunately took a densely tax neighborhoods north on to l. just sierra they route and were on pon, isn't as of a, a in southern lebanon joins us live from this. so i'm run 1st of all how quiet is southern lebanon this morning? and it was horror. and it's rather, it's not as i was speaking to you. we've heard and tens of hillary sheldon coming in to the town of high and which is on the border with northern israel. we both i had asked strikes this morning in the direction of the back of valley. this been several during the strikes open night as well. so is role really still keeping up as pressure and this is just where i am. this is being replicated across the 120 colombia to buddha, which is impulse contested now, has beloved said, they fide rockets into the car mail region as well. that was around 7 am local time this morning they targeting gatherings and staging po, useful the is really me and they say that the all confirmed casualties in that attack and they were on what messages has the law sending with this try con haifa. i think really there

living on a stephanie deka is in jordan's capital of mine because the israeli government has banned l just. they are from reporting from there is diff, how this is randy media betraying. what is happening and living on right now with these continuous is riley as trucks. but it's interesting listening to everyone. this is of course, also very much of p r war, you know, has been the, indicating that they really have the upper hand pushing back attempts. it is ready for us is crossing the board in these ready media for treating it as if it is going well, it does take to you today. there's a picture of a hezbollah post at the border with one fighter holding a rocket propelled grenade. and a big has bottle of flags saying they took it out and they're making significant gains. but they do admit that, of course it is a very different different fight on the ground then with how much but certainly the way the media is for training. and the way israel feels is that they have the upper hand that this has given them a sense of confidence, a victory of superior already, particularly because of the imme

well whole step size and l just sierra building in nigeria is northern states, a growing number of locals. uh, setting up sell styles, civilian defense forces to push back again. see is a violence. the community says they have a big role to play and pushing back against groups, including bulk of hong we spoke to one civilian fighter in bull nose, state book, hold on long time stronghold the funnel faced. so i want local so when i buy loan, my name is by the way, i don't, i don't know what other people know me is lower. i'm jeff, are the ones that the protocol i wouldn't is because i come one when it started. i wasn't living in my degree, although i was born here from that one day i came visiting from other why mistakes . i saw boca her, i'm taking people's money in choosing them. i confronted them. they wanted me to stay away from what they were doing. i told them this most stuff as less than that and so couldn't was the case. it was a moment quickie bye back. then we couldn't even more in the dead one that after this is when we said enough is enough. that was 15 years ago when that level

the stream on out to 0, the the back here watching l. just the time to recap on headlines, rainy and media reporting that to minutes we post and now what killed in his rouse attack on sites across the wrong these right, the army says the strikes and responds to ron's attack on october. the 1st it says it carried out toxic and precise strikes, the games that actually targets iran says it strikes on october. the 1st when response to is riley strikes that killed a how much to go into ron? for the ron says, the strikes were intercepted and closed. only mind the damage officials condemned. the attack is aggressive and provocative the urging the public to maintain common unity. then the statement doing and find ministry says it's entitled and obligated to defend against aggression. now the tank has led to widespread reaction from regional countries caught those ministry of foreign affairs condemned as well strikes, calling them a blatant violation of their own sovereignty and a clear breach of international law. the united arab emirates stress the

of most of the strikes of what up until a fortunately took a densely tax neighborhoods north on to l. just sierra they route well, you have to correspondence following developments in lebanon, new saying holders, and by route the 1st let's go to stephanie becket. she's in the jordanian capital on mine because they started a government as band. they'll just hear from reporting inside as well as the occupied last spring. so it's definitely quite a significant start icon hyphen, what kind of shock waves it's sending throughout the as well. the yes with these raise are used to having, you know, a shield of protection by the multiple layers of air defenses that israel has a, which is why you haven't had a single uh, fatality other than the palace sting. and which you, who's killed in iran is real, could barge over the entire course of this war. and so it does shake is all in the sense that they are still valuable. these really are me says it's going to investigate. no alarm sounded in haifa. this is quite unusual and 5 rockets, as you heard indoors report their hit, the central city though high

well whole step size and l just sierra building, a conservative christians of stage to protest in the south korean cap. so again, slows the police could lead to adopting same sex marriage from mcbride or thoughts from sole even by sole standards and this positive the city center is used to sing big protest. this is unimpressive. turn of with the organizes climbing hundreds of thousands of people have been converging on sol sent by a christian and church groups from across south korea. the issue that has got everybody so riled off is the issue of the same sex marriage. now. the organizes of this protest felt proud of the fact that south korea is one of the last few developed nations still don't to have a don't to same sex marriage. they believe. soft career is a kind of boston of conservative christian values and they wanted to stay that way . you don't empty discrimination laws in places like you or the united states and you can have left to confusion and a model decline. and society building the distinctions between men and women. what's got people, hey, why read is a law change that

the budget l just was not high enough in it for being toward that there is one set of all crime types situation, it should be funded to the same degree and it is not. police are attempting to try and they have their own strategy now for dealing with violence against women and girls and that is introducing measures which should make a difference but what we're seeing is mistakes have been made in the past we had one murder which was treated like a suicide for a considerable period of time and that its reduced confidence and they really need to try to build that back which is why i think in this case, should clarify the situation and the ever for themselves to the police of this for investigation and we know that mary meant she had beenin know that mary meant she had been in assaulted and a month later she was murdered in her own home. later she was murdered in her own home-— later she was murdered in her own home. there is a live page runnina own home. there is a live page running on _ own home. there is a live page running on hurricane _ own home. there is a live page running on hurri

will not ever fail to have for facts those who enjoyed it and above all, those who inflicted the l. just areas investigative unit has compiled a database of over 2 and a of thousands social media accounts containing photos and videos placed online by israeli soldiers. the the do you know anything about that? what can you afford at this stage? right now, please take cover. we knew that this or the retaliation is going to be so much bigger than before. some sci latasha on, on palestine tower. right in the middle of the city. you're going to take a moment to brief, but we didn't expect to take a moment. no means to be what it has turned out to be the so many times when i went after a bombing that just happened. i literally felt like i was standing over a mass grave, but not just a gray of people were dead by people who are alive and they're stuck there. the in the really strong enough on your own to defend yourself. but as long as america exists, you will never ever have to. we will always be there by your side. israel owed as the 1100000 residents of northern cause to evacuate to the south

and above all, those who inflicted the l. just areas investigative unit has compiled a database of over 2 and a of thousands. social media accounts containing photos and videos placed online by israeli soldiers. the the do you know anything about that? what can you afford at this stage? are you not please take cover? we knew that this or the retaliation is going to be so much bigger than before. the system must siler tyco on palestine tower right in the middle. they've got this city unit take a moment to brief, but we didn't expect it take a moment. no means to be what it has turned out to be the so many times when i went after a bombing that just happened. i literally felt like i was standing over a mass grave. but not just a gray of people for dead by people who are alive and they're stuck there. the good, the really strong enough on your own to defend yourself. but as long as america exists, you will never ever have to. we will always be there by your side israel owed as the 1100000 residents of northern caused to evacuate to t

deserves a solid hike in wages, they are trying to make a very important point, if somebody would l just listen. now we'll have fun, joining us. out senator mike lee. welcome to the show. maybe you don't agree with me. don't like bad strikes. prices have gone up faster than wages, you know that. and affected longshoremen, and every working family here. and there is a revolt, i don't feel like blaming the longshoremen. >> that is very fair point. they are experiencing what so many other americans are, impact of excessive federal spending and federal regulation produce inflation. every dollar, that everyone makes, buys less of what they need. as a result people look to other things to do to makins meet. and -- make ends meet, and longshoremen are using tools available. i hope they get it resolved as soon as possible, it should not be a surprise to biden-harris administration which caused this problem. jim: >> you know, i agree with points. almost a knee-jerk react, business flames labor, i don't know if you met by friend mentor late jack kemp. jack -- >> i have. >> always a great experienc

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thanks very much for joining us here on l. just era. first of all, can you just give us some really important context here? i mean, how much does a mazda is attack on october? the 7th. really change as well. and how is riley's look at life and in their lives now? oh, that's a very good question, but unfortunately it's, even though today we mark a year to the massacre and the end the war, the need on least it's too soon to tell. and what i mean by that is that the devastation and the agony is still here. and whatever scars, whatever mental scars, you know, of a soul. so science little scars on national scars is less um will will take time to uh, to better appreciate and assess there's no question. go back to your original problem is there's no question that that is that that day is october 7th, 2023. a year ago today is considered by vines, really is, you know, the, uh, the average guy walking up the street up to and including the prime minister is considered to be the worst day in israel's history. that became arguably perhaps the worst

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welcome to l. just leave a special coverage genocide and gaza one year on. we begin with honda sal hoops report on what happened that fateful day. october 7th, 2023. on the, it's described as the biggest security failure in israel's history. palestinian fighters from dogville launched a surprise attack, which began with firing thousands of rockets all over israel overwhelming countries missile defense system. then re came through several layers of secure border from the ground and from the skies above in a massive attempt on southern is the old zack video ad. while he says, let them not popular sleep well at the job you want to do done with the limit. then we're locally within the head a. malcolm shut off and you had the wasn't shot feet heavy. must the deluxe all in there, 1000 fighters from amazon for sam brigade and palestinian. it's lemme just heads and foot brigade took over is really military bases and is really controlled border crossings along because the periphery the accounts for disabilities across the globe, especially in a place no fruit. strict

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well, whole step size and l just sierra building exit polls in japan say the ruling coalition may lose its majority for the 1st time in more than 10 years. rebecca bundled reports from tokyo, a ton of shit. snap election was cooled by japan's new prime minister. she got a issue by who won his policies leadership raised just to months ago, but the move may have backfired for him and the governing otp, which has been in power for most of the post 2nd world, will period and has enjoyed a majority in the low house of parliament for more than a decade to pose. com is japan is struggling with economic issues including high inflation, which is squeezing households. and these factors weighed on voters minds, but it might be not sticking. i mean, i think right now many people are concerned about rising prices and issues such as consumption tax. so i feel the party that is strongly addressing these issues and showing capabilities to make progress in such areas looks more appealing. i think the democratic policy for the people is focused on the ultimate and he made some of the country backs up an

i've learned quite a bit and l just here and we'll have comprehensive, special coverage on election night. make sure to join us from 20 to gmc on november the 5th. that's 5 pm. east coast time. here in the us will have live cupboard from across the country with guests and discussion here in washington, dc and in doha, again, that's here on algebra 0 from 22 g and t out of election day in november. that november 5th or just november 5th. that's it for us here in washington dc. we now had you back the folly of the rest of the team in don't. patty, thank you so much. we'll see you again at 15 g m t for more us election coverage here on out this year. and we're going to stay in the us next. in sports, the los angeles dodgers is celebrating winning baseball as well series they claim the championship with a dramatic went over the new york yankees in game 5 sale malik has a detail in los angeles dodges us, celebrating the 2nd world series title in 5. these and they took the championship whole games to one of the 3 link point, but victory at the home of their opponents. the new york yankees that

combined by a very intense artillery showing for residential homes, medical services from times to l. just the road that police 61 palestinians have been killed early in the 6th week of con unice. since yesterday evening, while in the central areas of gaza, we were talking about $25.00 published indians were killed. the most of the strips there has been at least that c palestinians consent killed. and that very marginalized part of these, the gaza strip off apparently. and what was sort of interesting interesting is that there has been remarkable attacks when evacuation centers and even industry choose the off have been allocated to provide essential capital policy. and often i'm one of the latest attacks that was very, incredibly floods a is, it has taken place in the city or mr. ross, specifically that you and run evaluation center has been hit just 10 minutes ago, or at least 3 palestinian consent killed, while influx of injuries have been pro to fox the hospital alongside with out the in the city opened the server time. it's a very clear escalation by the it's been a ministry inside ga

. _ annihilation. just one quick question. you _ annihilation. just one quick question, you mentioned loned about desperate men make investment decisions, they say political and event to this ground operationally talking about netanyahu and his grip on power on israel? ., �* , netanyahu and his grip on power on israel? . �*, ., on israel? that's always there, while politician _ on israel? that's always there, while politician isn't _ on israel? that's always there, while politician isn't thinking i while politician isn't thinking about preserving power, i think it goes beyond that, for the us, there has been some measure of frustration because israel has been good at getting up a treat and then we have to come along and get them down or at least deter either run as they get themselves into trouble and on the other hand, has been kind of negotiation where we've been able to moderate weather netanyahu has been politically motivated or otherwise and the last 48 hours, we see negotiations between washington, they were planning on going with the magic round operation was thanks to some of th

kristen salumi, l just sierra washington springs. government says dozens of people are still missing of the off the mouth of this week's flash floods. more than a 150 people are now known to have died. most of them in the eastern region of valencia, the armies being deployed to help with search and recovery operations, all residents begin to clear up their neighborhoods. so here i have a report from 54 to just outside valencia. a town in shock. reading from a catastrophe that suddenly engulfed it. the full full so the flood evidence everywhere. the modern wreckage line, the streets cause stacked on top of one another. and the chaos turning to anger, as many speak to us of feeling abandoned by us, ortiz, me call me that e mail, though. we've had no food, nothing, no help from the local council. and my family is so worried. neighbors took it upon themselves to help each other out. i know at least showed us how high the water flooded and how she spoke of how that was little warning to indicate just how dangerous and deadly this would be. no see why? because there was no warning in 20 mi

i think you're just pandering to our l you're just pandering to our kids. dominated the final, beating hetty van de wouw of the netherlands with a race to spare. japan's mina sato took bronze with britain's sophie capewell finishing fourth. it is really hard trying to defend the title, it is then hard trying to race and do it with the expectations but i'm proud of the person i've become and it means more than anything and it means more than anything and yeah, it's hard everyone but was like you can win or you should win now is like, it's a really hard bike race, it's not easy. earlier in the day, josh charlton finished second in the men's individual pursuit, despite breaking the world recond in qualifying, the brit lost out to italian, jonathan milan, who broke charlton's record to take gold. charlton's team—mate dan bigham took bronze on what was his final international race. a big game in the championship to tell you about — and it looks as though sheffield united will miss the chance to go top of the table. they're losing at leeds united, with the game i

raising questions on how long you ropes firewall against the fall right, well whole step size and l just sierra building. the still ahead on al jazeera wheeler hall from south korea is capital sol, way conservative christians protest against laws. they say it could lead to adopting same sex marriage plus and a non president of development. the government is building resistance structures like gauge to mitigate the effect of climate change. i'm come out of how you did in router and incense, and i will be bringing you a special report. the in depth analysis of the days headlines. how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinions, feed treaties have a very high kid is inc and civilian political debate. what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially as the israel has been taking against on the inside story. what is israel trying to achieve in 11 on? is there a strategy on out just sierra the latest news as it breaks, getting something new is he has to get his face to force on november the 5th, if he has any chance of winning the wifi with d

so it looks like it's a specific wanting to l just air itself. while go enjoys we appreciate it as always . thank you very much indeed. thank you. the still ahead and order 0. the chaos on the street. so for the finance guy, violence intensifies and hazy forcing 5 minutes from the home bus. on tony chang in southern china with the statutes of limitations is about to expire. the one of the worst mask is perpetrated by the time of the color of the weather as low as a fine and dry across it. good parts of year or pet. somebody remember we have still got this little punch of storms. heavy. a shell is just around, it's lea pushing across the balkans. still at the accomplish house to just into that western side of the met then this we go on through the next style. so here's where the system that's going to make his way in across the west side of here, but i'm not the middle sacralize near this area of light pressure. bringing some heavy rain into southern parts of the island. we'll see some wet weather creeping towards the south west. the purchase of e

his parties policies to parliament be called a snap election after taking over the scandal, hit l d p, just 4 weeks ago. here's a reminder of our top story. international observers say that what it regularities in georgia is parliamentary election, unionization, for security and cooperation in europe, alleges votes of intimidation, violence against observers. votes of buying and balance stuffing. the pro russian georgian dream party has been declared the winter with over 54 percent off the vote . that's all we have time for, but stay with us up next exports life and meets the only man in the german national synchronized swimming team. i'm told me a lot of both state and from one use at the top of the off the on the news .

and just l quickly, south korea, do it was before. nd perhapsjoin think they are likely to respond and perhaps join with ukraine? respond and perhaps 'oin with ukraine? ~ , , ., ukraine? well, the big question in south korea _ ukraine? well, the big question in south korea is _ ukraine? well, the big question in south korea is will _ ukraine? well, the big question in south korea is will south - in south korea is will south korea now directly supply artillery shells and other munitions to ukraine? there is a law in south korea that prohibits sending war supplied to a war zone, so south korea has been sending artillery to poland, to backfill the artillery poland has been sending to ukraine. and now south korea may be more motivated to change the law and to do it directly. the other thing south korea almost certainly will be doing is sending its own technical advisers, intelligence experts to the ukraine conflict, to directly assess how the north korean troops are doing, so that south korea can get some intelligence information from this

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