we cannot, we cannot stand by and watch this. margaret harris from the w h o. thank you. us secretary of state antony blinking has called for the protection of civilians as israel prepares for an expected assault on gaza during a meeting with his saturday counterparts at prince five's open. far home in riyadh, blinking said that while israel has a legitimate right to defend its people, it was vitally important to protect civilians and that the us inside of here ravia were working together to do so. blink and also phones is chinese culture. part one need to urge beijing to use its influence in the middle east to stop the conflict from spreading low tint. see bianco is a visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations. and earlier we asked her how much influence i be ravia has in this conflict as well, and not to lots. if you look at the is riley science. i mean, that is the reason a lot of his brain, the commentators, or officials and so on are calling what happened on october 7th, a, our 911. and among the reasons is that these really, governments,

that was margaret harris spokesperson for the world health organization. to take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. a powerful category 5 hurricane has made land fall in southern mexico near the pacific resort town of acapulco. with winds up to 270 kilometers now are authorities war and the storm could potentially cause catastrophic damage, including flash flooding and mud slides. us republicans each named mike johnson as a candidate to lead the house of representatives on tuesday. he is the 4th person to be nominated for the job as speaker, just hours earlier. a 3rd candidate dropped out after being criticized by donald trump. congress has been paralyzed for 3 weeks after republicans forced out the previous speaker, kevin mccarthy. the criminal gangs in brazil, rio de janeiro, have set fire to $35.00 buses after a gang leader was killed in a shoot out with police. a local governor condemned the attacks is terrorism and said he would do, said that he would do everything he could into respond with force politically connect

but for countless johnson's, it's already too late. margaret harris from the world health organization describe what's being done to help civilians in gaza. so we're doing everything we can including condemning the um as actuation order is for the $22.00 hospitals in the nose of garza and the northern part of garza. and that has been given repeated orders by these rallies to remedies . they cannot the treaty more than 2000 inpatients, many of them, uh severely ill. their lives are hanging in the balance as it is. and they certainly company moved. and even if they could, there's no capacity in the southern hospitals, they're already completely of a stretched. we are also verifying and condemning a tax on health. we're seeing that we've verified at least 41 attacks on health that have led to the loss of life, of a live in health care work. cuz on g g we've learned of another 4 who lost their lives. just recently, in the last 24 hours, we verifying those and we know 16 injuries. but the critical thing and the thing we can do is get the supplies in the old medicine. so running out this des

we cannot stand by and watch this . margaret harris from the w h o. thank you. thank you. all right, let's take a look at some of the other news happening around the world of france will mobilize 7000 soldiers to step up security patrols after a teacher was stopped to death in an easily missed attack. authorities are investigating this topic, the suspected assailant and several others are in custody. the attackers exact amount of remains unclear. iris has also evacuated and close the new museum for security reasons. the easy lenses have elected a new conservative government after 6 years of center left rule with nearly all votes kind of to the national party. and it's partner the right wing act party are projected to win a majority of seats in parliament. this follows an election campaign, dominated by a difficult economic situation, and a rising cost of living. australia has rejected a historic referendum to recognize indigenous people in the constitution. all 6 states have voted against it along with a majority of voters nationally. academics and human rights are advocat

gaza on egypt, chair one border crossing, which has been close to traffic since last saturday. margaret harris from the world health organization described what is being done to provide aid to civilians in guys so we're doing everything we can including condemning they.

i'm not going by margaret harris spokes person for the world health organization. margaret, what are you hearing about the situation on the ground as well? very much what your report has been saying, we know is the, the, the health co workers desperately trying to deal with the thousands of casualties. the hospitals are what we described as in as a 100 percent capacity. but what that really means is that you've gotten a bit of people in the car doors. you've got people being treated outside of at the same time it's running desperately low and supplies. there's a do not have all the things they need to care for, people in pain, people who need all the kinds of treatment so to speak, for their patients is low and the cost of running out of fuel and supplies. so we want to get supplies to them. now we've seen reports of what appear to be trucks, fuel trucks, at the age of gauze, a boat, uh, what do you know about the sort of getting supplies? and so we know that we're washing, we're standing by, we've got lots of lots of supplies, which we flew in over the weekend that a close by. but a

dr. margaret harris as a spokesperson for the world health organization. you are joining us from geneva. doctor is good to have you on the program. is this a game changer? a it's the be a major advancements, the child's health and, and a really, really great example of, of science and action. i should correct to actually the, to vaccines of the same. there's never had a hit hit trial. so we don't know. it's which one, you know, we don't have that information. we know that they're both good, they're both effective and they both say, but you're right. this one should be able to be produced in much greater quantities . so we can really roll out the vaccine vaccination, especially in the areas of really high and moderate transmission and say, tens of thousands of young lives. it's children who mostly die from an area. okay, well thanks for your correction. i wanna make sure i'm getting the headline right. you say you haven't had a head to head trial between the 2 vaccines, so it's unclear scientifically which is more effective. is that right? that's absolutely

margaret harris is from the world health organization. gave some background as to who was being treated at this hospital. there were a large number of patients, at least 2000 patients in the hospitals of the northern side who were have got such severe injuries and such severe needs that they couldn't be moved. they're on ventilators or they were needing dialysis or they were babies in incubators, just people, patients that no doctor or nurse would be willing to move. i really am lost for words about this, and the only good outcome of any of this would be if the hostilities stopped right now and that the world just took a breath and said, "let's be humans. let humanity prevail. stop the anger. stop the hatred. be human." i mean, when i was a junior doctor, our biggest fear was a bus crash. this is like... like 100 buses crashing. and at a time when your hospital doesn't have the people, doesn't have the equipment, has run out of notjust fuel, but the bandages, the trauma supplies, all the things that are sitting in our trucks on the other

from earlier i spoke to duncan and margaret harris was a spokesperson for the world health organization in geneva. and she says, this vaccine is a major advancement for child health. and a great example of science and action. this one should be able to be produced in much greater quantities. so we can really roll out the back seat and vaccination, especially in the areas of really high and moderate transmission and say, tens of thousands of young lives. it's children who mostly die from malaria or the countries a banking full of bull vaccine. and now we can always do that, we can beat that to month. it would come on line until next year. but we are certainly looking at a game changer and in terms of saving young lives. there are other things we know that work and that choosing treated business that's getting rid of the mosquito is and we have to do all those things as well. it's not simply about just relying on the vaccine. the pakistan has received its 1st shipment of russian gas under a deal struck between the 2 countries. earlier this year. the government hopes that it will help ease

sides a thank you so much for sharing your perspective and insight into what's happening, dr. margaret harris by the thank you and human rights groups are accusing these write a full series of using the chemical white fos for us. can garza and lebanon. i'm gonna stay international size. it's verifying videos showing wind fos for san tennessee shells being 5 by these way. the ami into civilian areas and garza, it's use in densely populated areas, is considered a war crime. white phosphorus is used as a smoke screen or as a weapon ignites when exposed to air and condense for flesh causing horrific deformities. human rights organizations and international law or experts are urging the international criminal court to step off its investigation into a possible war. crimes committed by israel and thomas step voss and reports from the hague. after thousands of death in garza and israel called international just as a growing by today, well there are, let israel got away with the what happened now is really bad for israel. i feel sorry what it was also my ass occupation and 75 years of misery. human r

margaret harris, a spokesperson of the world health organization. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, thank you for having me, john. >> i want you to listen to egypt's foreign minister speaking over the weekend about the situation in rafa and the crossing, there which is on that egypt gaza border. listen to this. >> the crossing is officially open on the egyptian side at has been open all along. the problem that arose was that it has been subject to aerial bombardment on the gazan side, the roads are not in a state that can receive the transit of vehicles. >> this seems to be about a lot more than just bad roads and logistics. one of the political problems here when it comes to an agreement to open the border, allow the humanitarian supplies in? why is it taking so long? >> we have been calling for humanitarian access since, essentially, more than a week ago. we have -- since really beginning of hostilities. once it became clear, after the terrible atrocities on the 7th of october, the terrible atrocities in israel and then the escalation of

margaret harris is from the world health organization.ted at the hospital at the time of that terrible explosion.- of that terrible explosion. there were a large _ of that terrible explosion. there were a large number— of that terrible explosion. there were a large number of- of that terrible explosion. there | were a large number of patients, of that terrible explosion. there - were a large number of patients, at least 2000 patients in hospitals, who have got such severe injuries and such severe needs, that they couldn't be moved. they are on ventilators or they were needing dialysis, orthey ventilators or they were needing dialysis, or they were babies in incubators. patients that no dr or nurse would be willing to move. i am lost for words about this and the only good outcome of any of this would be if the hostilities stopped right now, and that the world just took a breath and said, let's be humans, let humanity prevail. stop the anger, stop the hatred. be human. when i was a junior dr our biggest fear was a bus crash. this is... like

on tuesday, richard harris wrote in: norma probert e—mailed: margaret dale said: we show this composede an important part of our national democracy. we are running up to what will be a significant general election and it is quite clear that within each party there are divisions and strains that are playing out as well. i noticed that, you know, the liberals at the labour party had voted by the members that went against their leadership. and policies. and it would have been really good for people to be able to see that live and see how that is playing out. —— and the labour. because i looked on the news website to see how i could get, you know, access to what was going on in the conferences and directed me to the webpages. and it struck me that that is really treating our national politics almost like a sort of niche interest, ratherthan politics almost like a sort of niche interest, rather than something that is central to what we — of central concern to all of us. and it seemed to me that, you know, broadcasting live, which is what you used to do, would be both valuable and also an es