mckenzie: glad to be with you.ff: israeli troops have fought on the streets of gaza before during the first and second intifadas. what makes this current ground operation different? gen. mckenzie: this is a far more comprehensive operation. they are proceeding methodically. i think with four objectives. they want to minimize casualties, idf casualties, israeli army casualties. they want to minimize casualties among the population of gaza. they want to get after the command-and-control structure of hamas. and i think they want to recover their hostages. these are difficult objectives and it will be slow going for them. geoff: what risks and challenges does hamas' extensive labyrinth of tunnels pose? gen. mckenzie: you are fighting in multiple dimensions. you are fighting on the surface of the earth, tanks moving, soldiers. underneath, there is a sewer system. underneath that, there is a comprehensive tunnel system that hamas has put in over many years. then, you are fighting at very low altitudes where israel has ro

dominic— mckenzie cummings. mr cummings, you have provided — mckenzie cummings.the inquiry with _ mckenzie cummings. mr cummings, you have provided the inquiry with a - have provided the inquiry with a lengthy witness statement dated the 12th of october. to which you have appended a declaration of truth. we take it therefore that the contents of your witness statement are true and you have also helpfully provided us with a lengthy letter dated the 11th of november, in which you included a large number of screenshots of what saps, texts, materials and so on. —— whatsapp. could we commence pleased with your career. the inquiry understands that from 2007 to 2014 you were a special adviser to michael gove mp. is that correct? . adviser to michael gove mp. is that correct?- ln — adviser to michael gove mp. is that correct? yes. in october 2015 you became a director— correct? is; in october 2015 you became a director of correct? i2; in october 2015 you became a director of the organisation vote leave which culminated of course in thejune 2016 referendum. and i think it

david: on that cheery note, please join me in thanking mike, travis, and mckenzie. [applause] this video will be on our website so you can watch it over and over again. i am sure mike would be happy to talk with anybody about the specifics in his paper, which is also on the website. if i could ask you on your way out to take the coffee cups in your feet and put them in the receptacle, our staff would appreciate it. thank you.

so mckenzie has coined this phrase when she talks about preparing for war. she wants to be smart enough that if we wind up in conflict, that we live and they die. she says it better. but the core point for me is that you want to have enough military capability and credibility to fight that we will prevent the wars from happening in the first place. we are at a point in our national defense strategy where china and russia have become our top concerns for planning. heaven forbid we actually fight them. we have to go back to the old line that the purpose of military forces in the future much largely be to prevent war from happening. ideally, it would always be true but it is especially true when you are dealing with a nuclear armed super power. so who might you -- against who might you fight, who would fight with you, how many wars at a time and what does the war look like, what margin of insurance or advantage or overmatch do you see so the enemy will hopefully not want to fight you in the first place. for those of you who think we spend too much on the milita

let's talk about this with mckenzie hopkins. she covers chips for us from d.c.h seems like an appropriate place from which to cover chips because this is really all about trade policy, isn't it? what do we know about the direction of that policy now? mackenzie -- >> we saw the biden administration releasing an updated round of export controls that makes improvements, they say, on restrictions they announced last october and we saw an overall tightening of restrictions on advanced semiconductor chips to china. these are the critical electronic a. -- components that appear in everything and the u.s. wants to keep the most advanced varieties out of china's hands and what impacted nvidia specifically was they tightened the threshold on the most advanced chips that can go to china, capturing the chips nvidia designs last year after the initial curve specifically for the chinese market. >> and then just reading your story again, and building on what you were saying that, so the new rules also require companies to notify the government before selling chips that fall be

greg mckenzie reports.the wake of storm babet which had rained down across large parts of the uk since last week, causing extensive flooding. hundreds of people have been left homeless. yesterday, the environment secretary, therese coffey, visited flood—hit retford in nottinghamshire, where more than 500 homes were evacuated. for some, it brought back memories of the flooding which took place here in 2007. it's not a home any more. it will be again. yeah, but i have to fork out and i have to do all the hard work — we have to all the hard work, beacuse that is us. it's all on us. we want it all on you now. you've got to do it. you deal with it. in derby, like elsewhere, many are just trying to pick up the pieces and get back to normality. there was a layer of silt and dirt which we've got rid of. we are now cleaning through that again. the cellar, we are trying to empty so we can have it sanitised. all of the racking will need to be repaired. the cooling system is broken. the cellar has to be rebuilt, basica

general mckenzie joins.the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. what do you see on the horizon? styles and textures. uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. >> there has been a model in the u.s. that geopolitical leadership ever since the withdraw from afghanistan a couple of years ago. it seems clear in retrospect that what ended up happening was a very bad signal was sent to those who wish this country will. and we are now scrambling to recover that. tom: terry ahines on the politics of this moment. manus cranny and tom keene this morning. jon ferro on assignment, lisa abramowicz getting ready for an important 9:00 hour. in the 10:00 hour, two tc

. ethnographer lisa mckenzie.'re on, people email in and go, what's an ethnographer? so let's get this out before we start. >> it's just a research method. it's just a way that i do research. >> so whether you do research specifically, not well, not well , not me, but all ethnographers, it's about being embedded in a community. >> so i do community research . >> so i do community research. >> so i do community research. >> you any the wiser? yeah you get in touch, you tell me what's on your mind tonight. vaiews@gbnews.com is how you get hold of me. or you can tweet me at gb news. i want to ask you about the working class tonight. lots of you are already getting in touch with me about that topic. it seems to have got you all talking already . many of you all talking already. many of you are asking what does the working class comprise of these class even comprise of these days? the definition many of you suggesting seems to have shifted. is it fit for purpose anymore? i don't know. i would add i would describe it pr

. >>> retired general frank mckenzie last served as commander of the u.s. central command and oversaw operations in the middle east, central asia parks of south asia and joins us from tampa, florida. good morning to you, general. >> good morning, margaret. >> we want to get your perspective as to the very dynamic situation on the ground. earlier today when i spoke with jake sullivan the national security adviser, he said there was no specific change in intelligence that led the u.s. to send that second aircraft carrier to the eastern mediterranean, but he said there is a real risk of the state of iran getting involved. how do you see that threat right now? >> so i think the second carrier is designed to send a strong message to iran that we have the -- that they're not going to be able to act with malice to get into this conflict. the second carrier does, along with the ships associated with both of those big deck carriers, it gives ballistic missile defense capability to israel should iran elect to fire their large stable ballistic missiles towards israel,

that was jean mckenzie there that wasjean mckenzie there with the latest from seoul.not my time". mr pence is the first major republican candidate to suspend his campaign in a race led by former president donald trump. he's languished in recent polls and had struggled to gain the support of republican voters. south africa have beaten new zealand in the rugby world cup final in paris, to win a record fourth title. the defending champions, south africa, won twelve points to eleven. new zealand played much of the game one man down after captain sam cane was sent off for a head—on—head tackle in the first half. he received the first ever red card in a world cup final. fans gathered at fan zones around south africa to celebrate the win. before we leave, we just want to show you the scene looking into northern gaza and you can see there smoke, a plume of smoke rising over the horizon, are very familiar view now both overnight and during daytime hours across gaza. you are all caught up now with bbc news. hello there. we are heading for a change of month this week but not wea

mckenzie. the most important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop. mark at cbnnews.com . laptop. mark at cbnnews.com. this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so, look, we're going to bring you lots of detail on what's happening in israel, in gaza , happening in israel, in gaza, but it is saturday night, so we want to have some fun as well and go for some other topics. i hope you'll agree that's the right thing to do, but we will keep updated with any keep you updated with any developments, the developments, including the rabbi resigned from the rabbi who has resigned from the far there, israel stance. far over there, israel stance. so lots to get through . we start so lots to get through. we start with this . well done, everyone . with this. well done, everyone. on the telegraph report that the erstwhile french president, emmanuel macron is stealing britain's millionaire's with the uk's super rich dwindling in number as t

greg mckenzie, thank you. while he _ you in the studio. greg mckenzie, thank you.ou up—to—date on any further changes. the labour party conference comes to an end in liverpool today. sir keir starmer's speech was briefly interrupted yesterday after a protestor poured glitter all over him. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman said it was clear everyone was taken by surprise. in the hall i think there was bewilderment at how this man had managed to get so close to the leader of the labour party, who has round—the—clock security, by the way, and then also at what he was actually protesting in favour of. it seems to be proportional representation and a different way of doing politics. not that he seemed to have got his argument across favourably to the people in the hole, who were of course pretty angry with him. but, look, once keir starmer got going, having taken off his jacket and brushed a bit of glitter off his shoulders, his speech went down incredibly well in the hall. i think better than any of the hall. i think better than any of the other speeches

s. weapons company funded sense of a strategic and international studies. mckenzie. and thanks a lot and we show buck. thank you so much for coming on the show. and let's go straight actually to your latest piece. because as the world where it needs to be united states reels to the news that you've deposed the speaker of the house of the people in the, in congress. you've written a piece which i suppose it breaks, nations, people do joke about, but not so much on the bbc and cnn. it's called most a, the ukraine is spend to be an ide states. a total shut down will be responsible. what do you mean most aid a to ukraine is spent in the us national. what entity blinking says likely, or people on the press department, podium or in the white house. they say this is for the people of you. great. as well as the 2 are not exclusive, i wrote a piece to give a sense of the many different elements of what is referred to as a g o crane. because a dual credit is really a misnomer. this is really aid as a result of the war and ukraine. some of the aid goes ukraine. some of it helps

greg mckenzie, bbc news.or �*file on a'. the un mission, which visited nagorno—karabakh last sunday, said that there are around 50 to 1,000 ethnic armenians left in the enclave. nagorno—karabakh is recognised as part of azerbaijan, but had been run by ethnic armenians for three decades. azerbaijan has said it wants to reintegrate the area and treat its residents as equals, but an armenian spokesman said this wasjust a "lie". live now to our south caucasus and central asia correspondent rayhan demytrie who's in the town of goris in armenia. what more can you tell us? this was a mission _ what more can you tell us? this was a mission that _ what more can you tell us? tt 3 was a mission that happened on october the first and it was led by the un permanent co—ordinator in azerbaijan. mission was allowed to visit the regional capital and the corridor in a statement the un said that access to rural areas was limited. of course, the most shocking liar that came out of the report was that according to their data ther

greg mckenzie reports. the security industry is under scrutiny. time sheets, allowing untrained and unqualified security guards onto the front lines. soon the people on this course, run by steps institution, will be able to apply for a license to be a security worker at arenas, live events, on nightclubs. the trainer, from caetop college, in this video is clearly heard giving his students the answers in what is meant to be a tough and rigorous exam designed to test their knowledge. in order to work as security staff at public events, you must have completed a security industry authority approved six day in—person course, including first aid. but the bbc�*s file on a programme has revealed that some companies are offering candidates courses which last as little as a day and a half, and one, first aid wasn't even taught. an inquiry into the manchester arena terrorist attack in 2017 exposed a fatal lack of training for those meant to be protecting the public. 22 people died. earlier this year, bbc�*s file on 4 revealed how some security staff at the

that was a report by greg mckenzie. i farmer in a tractor. that was a report by greg mckenzie.to catch a rodent, you may know that one option is the so—called "glue trap" which is basically a very sticky board which traps any small animal that walks across it. well, it's no longer an option in wales, where glue traps have been banned because they're seen as cruel. but some pest controllers say the ban is making theirjob harder and will allow rat populations to boom. matt murray has the story. rats the size of small cat, that is what a pest controller from cardiff says he is dealing with, as this footage shows. for a business or a home the animals can cause thousands of pounds worth of damage and transmit diseases. pest controller gareth davies uses the latest technology to find and catch rodents, including drain inspection cameras. ., ., , rodents, including drain inspection cameras. ., ., i, cameras. you can actually see where the rats have — cameras. you can actually see where the rats have been _ cameras. you can actually see where the rats have been digging. - cameras. you

i spoke to actor and crypto author ben mckenzie and asked him why mr bankman—fried would want to testifybehalf. sam is a gambler, you know? sam has always had a high risk tolerance. so, if there were a defendant to take the stand in his own defence, sam bankman—fried is, you know, high on that list. you told me you felt like sbf and crypto rows together. does that mean they fall together? yes. i don't think that they fall, you know, at the same rate at the same time. there's enough people that want to gamble. there are enough criminals that find it useful, and there is enough sort of real money stuck in there that it's probably going to be around for a while, unless law enforcement really takes severe action, which what i think is really necessary. and you sat down with sam bankman—fried and kept in touch in the months leading up to fdx's collapse. how did he market himself to you? i think he marketed himself to me as a version of his public persona. california wunderkind billionaire philanthropist. however, he had trouble answering basic questions, one of which was, "what does crypto cu

with us now, former centcom commander general frank mckenzie. what can you tell us about adding this aircraft carrier and what that does for this ongoing conflict? >> the second aircraft carrier is designed to send a message to iran. now is not the time to attack israel or widen the conflict. what the aircraft carrier gives you is gives the president more options and sends a strong signal to iran and to lebanese hezbollah. it means less for the fight that is starting to fight in gaza but means a lot about the opportunities that we still have to permit this war from widening to a theater wide general war. >> sandra: in the latest update from defense secretary lloyd austin on these troops being put in the ready-to-deploy mode that we're learning did happen over the weekend, we are told that these troops would be for further defense for israel if needed. what does that tell you as the "wall street journal" is reporting today that 2,000 u.s. troops have been notified to be prepared to be ready within 24 hours if needed? what is your take-away from t

removal of israel's responsibility day-to-day life in the gaza strep. on the ground operation, frank mckenzi, retired us marine force start general, said fighters will seek to draw israeli forces into a city street fight. he said they will use their to network to get in behind the attack or to attack and alt multifunction in scope and hidden on hamas capabilities, this is how israel was welcomed by hamas resistance fighters when they entered the gaza strip. shooting of an israeli armored vehicle, the cornet atgm missile in the east of ghaza. officials and experts are awaried that israel, supposedly having one of the most advanced militaries in the world with the style of american precision guided munitions will get drawn into an urban brall which it may not handle. hamas have much much stronger hand given that it's they've been building these tunnels over 16 years, they have been ruling ruling gaza and it's a town have town underground um that they are in control of, not the israeli army. which us to this question, does israel even have an end game? they don't have an end game, they don't ha

i spoke to actor and crypto author ben mckenzie, and asked him why sam bankman—fried would want to testifyyou know. sam has always had a high risk tolerance. so, if there were a defendant to take the stand in his own defence, sam bankman—fried is high on that list. ben, you told me you you felt like sbf and crypto rose together. does that mean they fall together? yes. i don't think they fall, you know, at the same rate, at the same time. there are enough people that want to gamble, there are enough criminals that find it useful, and enough sort of real money stuck in there that it's probably going to be around for awhile, unless law enforcement really takes severe action. which is what i think is really necessary. and you have sat down with sam bankman—fried. you kept in touch with him in the months leading up to ftx's collapse. how did he market himself to you? i think he marketed himself to me as a version of his public persona. california wunderkind billionaire philanthropist. however, he had trouble answering basic questions, one of which was, what does crypto currency do? give me one

michael mckenzie joins us here he wrote today about the supply, the growing supply and the effect of quantitative tightening. he joins us on set. great to have you on the program because this has been really i think one of the biggest points of focus for these markets, the fact we need to find massive deficits and you don't have the fed to up bonds to help. so who is going to buy them? >> a comes back to the mystic u.s. investors because the foreign buyers have not been showing up this year and u.s. banks can find more because they are deeply underwater, particularly regional banks. it comes back to mutual funds, retail, hedge funds, and they are underwater. if you think back to march this year when the market was convinced we would go to recession because regional banks have failed, the tenure bottoming out at 325. today it is closer back to 5%. we did pick above 5% early this week. first time since 2007. i think the direction of travel is yield will go higher because, as you say, treasury will be selling more bonds and month as part of the november refunding and more supply means y

greg mckenzie reports. they want us want to lie? lie, 100% lie.he people on this course, run by steps institution, will be able to apply for a license to be a security worker at arenas, live events and nightclubs. the trainer from k—top college in this video is clearly heard, giving his students the answers in what is meant to be a tough and rigorous exam designed to test their knowledge. in order to work as security staff at public events, you will have needed to complete a security industry authority approved six—day in—person course, which includes first aid. but as the bbc�*s file on a programme has discovered, some companies are carrying out that training in less than a day and a half, and in one, first aid wasn't even taught. an inquiry into the manchester arena terror attack in 2017 exposed a fatal lack of training for those meant to be protecting the public. 22 people died. earlier this year, the bbc revealed how some security staff at the brixton academy in south london took bribes to let people in to a sold out gig. two people died in a

jean mckenzie, bbc news, seoul. switching focus now.— and now he is, as a life coach. arnold schwarzenegger — hollywood megastar, one time hollywood megastar, one—time politician and seen as the most muscular man in the universe — has written a book, with advice on how to be successful. he's been sharing some of his life experiences with our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, arnold schwarzenegger! _ he was the body—building champion that became a movie star and then the governor of california. let's get to work. but at the age of 76, there is one goal he can't achieve...yet. ifeel like i would make a great president. the problem, he lived in austria until the age of 19, and any us president has to be a natural—born citizen. everything that i've accomplished was because of america, so the only thing that i can't do, which is run for president, i'm not going to complain about that. if the constitution was changed, then schwarzenegger would want to run, but in the meantime, he's been keeping very

general mckenzie, the previous commander of sencom, reacted to this issue in an interview with the ibinews network and called the operation in gaza the most difficult and worst type of israeli war operation due to the large population and high buildings of this city. the next point of discussion is existence there are resistance tunnels in gaza that are about 500 meters long. this problem also makes it difficult for israel to enter the region by land. the discovery and destruction of these tunnels turns the israeli army's aggression into a war of attrition and makes the zionist soldiers vulnerable to the attacks of hamas. even if the israeli soldiers discover these tunnels, they cannot fight against the resistance there without accepting the risk of death, while the palestinian resistance in gaza, which has particles of particles , houses full of anti-tank weapons and improvised explosive devices, is trained for urban battles. seen and a huge network of tunnels built to move the forest these weapons help to move these weapons. the next point, in addition to the geopolitical advantages

. >> reporter: the retired general frank mckenzie says hamas doesn't really care where the rockets land. >> they've got a large stockpile of missiles and i think we should anticipate the intensity of these attacks to continue for a few days yet. >> reporter: an israeli invasion of gaza could eliminate the rocket launchers. but another terrorist organization, hezbollah, is based in lebanon on israel's northern border and has an estimated stock pail of $150,000 rockets and missiles. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, the tentative deal for health care workers as other workers prepare to expand their strikes. and camped out with all eyes on the sky during a rare partial ecl eclipse. >>> plus, the art wist larger than life artwork. volu >>> this weekend thousands of health care workers are back at work following the largest medical strike on record. but there are still two other massive unions on strike and costs are adding up. cbs's elise preston has the latest. >> reporter: 75,000 kaiser permanente workers are set to ratify a new deal wednesd

covid mckenzie there. coming whyvery unfortunately. covid mckenzie there.g up, why is billions former formula one boss bernie ecclestone up for an award in tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. find out when i crowned the final winner of the week very shortly . but next, week very shortly. but next, let's keir starmer fumbles over a question about his campaigning for jeremy corbyn to be prime minister. not once, by the way, but twice. and john mcdonnell, remember him ? mao's little red remember him? mao's little red book. well, he tells activists that they can force the radical agenda on the party if they come to i want to know , will to power. i want to know, will labour be captured by the hard left if they come to power ? left if they come to power? that's my panel debate and n ext next well, let's return now to tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz wall. front pages have just been delivered here to me, hot off the press. let's see what we've got, shall we? so we've got the times israel shows mutilated babies . it's a strong mutilated babies.

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again, mckenzie puts it better than i do, but i am quoting her almost exactly. more importantly, we are at a time where we must be successful of russia and china, rather than fighting it out, figuring it out after the fact monthly smoke settled and maybe the nuclear mushroom clouds disappear. we don't want to get to that point. i would say, for contingencies in the western pacific over taiwan, for the terrence our nato allies and in eastern europe, we have to be pretty robust, especially our ability in our current forswear china or russia may perceive an achilles heel. they may perceive they can knock out power commander control, knock out our full at basis, knock out our forward deployed combat units in such a way they have a winter-- window of opportunity to successfully complete some kind of aggression in their neighborhood before we can get ourselves back off the map and come back at them. in my paper, i recommend a few savings and a few cuts in certain weapons, and i will talk about those in the discussion, but i also think that there are few specific abili

. >> reporter: retired general frank mckenzie, commander in the u.s. forces in the middle east, says hamas doesn't care where the rockets land. >> they've got a large stockpile of missiles, and i think we should anticipate the intensity of these attacks to continue for a few days yet. >> reporter: if hezbollah, which is based in lebanon on israel's northern border, unleashes its stockpile of rockets and missiles, as well, iron dome could be stretched to the limit. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> be sure to stay with cbs news all day for complete coverage of the war. this morning on "cbs mornings," senator and republican presidential hopeful tim scott will join the program. he's on the senate foreign relations committee, and we'll ask him about all the latest developments. >>> last night the candidates for house speaker, jim jordan and steve scalise, made their case in a closed door republican forum. florida republican matt gaetz, who led the charge to oust kevin mccarthy, shared thoughts on the speaker's race. >> i'm very confident that both

greg mckenzie, bbc news.ays an israeli airstrike on damascus airport has killed at least two people. it says israeli missiles also hit the international airport in aleppo. it's the second time the airports have been targeted in simultaneous attacks since the conflict between israel and hamas escalated earlier this month. military tensions are rising across the region with warnings of increased israeli bombardment over gaza, exchanges of fire between israeli defence forces in northern israel with hezbollah fighters armed by iran in southern lebanon — and the reports of israeli air strikes in syria as we mentioned. i spoke to our middle east correspondent yolande knell. if you look at the gaza strip, the situation is that we still have tanks and troops massed around the edge. we have seen israeli military commanders going around and rallying the troops and giving more indications that they are getting ready for a ground offensive. we had the israeli military chief of staff staying to one infantry brigade, "we a

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. >> reporter: retired general frank mckenzie says hamas doesn't really care where the rockets land.'ve got a lorge stockpile of missiles, and i think we should anticipate the intensity of these attacks to continue for a few days yet. >> reporter: if hezbollah, which is based in lebanon on israel's northern border, unleashes its stockpile of rockets and missiles, iron dome could be stretched to its limit. norah. >> that is the big concern. david martin, thank you. >>> in new york city today, there was a rally at a jewish community center where elected officials from both parties pledged support for israel. across the river in new jersey, there were calls for a cease-fire t >>> new york republican george santos was hit with new criminal charges today. the freshman congressman, who has admitted to lying about his background during his campaign, is now accused of charges including conspiracy, aggravated identity theft, and credit card fraud. prosecutors say santos stole the identities of campaign donors and then used their credit cards for more than $40,000 in unauthorized charges. >>>

. >> reporter: retired general frank mckenzie says hamas doesn't really care where the rockets land.got a large stockpile of missiles and i think we should anticipate the intensity of these attacks to continue for a few days yet. >> reporter: if hezbollah, which is based in lebanon on israel's northern border, unleashes its stockpile of rockets and missiles, iron dome could be stretched to its limits. norah? >> norah: that is the big concern. david martin, thank you. in new york city today, there was a rally at a jewish community center where elected officials from both parties pledged support for israel. across the river in new jersey, there were calls for a cease-fire at a pro-palestinian rally. the war here in the middle east is increasing the urgency in washington to pick a new speaker of the house. there are new develop it's on that front. we've got them next. abetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too

a rolling start is different and retired general frank mckenzie, former commander of u.s.he middle east, explains how it works. >> a rolling start will be in operation where you put in reconnaissance forces, you sort of gain a feel for the battlefield, and then pull your main forces and behind it. >> reporter: the pentagon had and special operations and urban combat to advise the israelis on how to do it. he has now left israel. >> they'll probably have several lines of advancement into gaza. israeli commanders will see where they're having success. the axiom is you reinforce success. where you're gaining ground, you put more force than behind it. >> reporter: it sounds sort of like establishing beachheads inside gaza. >> you should think of it as multiple beachheads all across the front. >> reporter: and in the underground tunnels which hamas could blow up under the feet of israeli soldiers and make block by block fighting even more fallacious. civilians already suffering under the crushing weight of israeli bombs will be trapped in the middle. used as human shields by ha

live now to london luton airport and our correspondent greg mckenzie.he latest is the fire took place at 8:50 pm last night, many were already on the runway, on planes and was simply disembarked and told to evacuate the station. the airport behind me, still fire engines are there at the scene. the smoker stopped. the smoke stopped about an hour ago. their cars in the car park was still on fire up to an hour ago and ultimately, there are no more passengers in the airport. they have all been taken out and some are stranded on neighbouring roads, trying to find local hotels, all the hotels are fully booked. many sitting in the reception areas, just trying to keep warm with their children and their luggage. many of those now being told their flights have been diverted to other airports are now having to get to places like sta nsted to are now having to get to places like stansted to get their flight later today. as of now, the airport has confirmed that there will be no flights leaving or arriving luton airport until at least midday. so many questions, greg

central area and i called you to the information office that the, the only a can read that said that mckenzie had referred, you can't bear the un agency working with refugees and gaza says that it might halt gauze, 8 operations due to a lack of fuel. how much aid have you seen coming through into gaza? we are talking about few number of trucks we are taking like as a 64 then i think yesterday they were a few trucks more team and that is, are we below the need and all of the 8 hours and all of the building and the fuel which is the basic need for many services, for water supplies for a full day to and i had to work what i'm going to say for a little bit. and i will add, 4 more certainty should, with a shifter add, you know, gallons of water is going to be an a tooth, and it needs to be a be terminated in different patients as long as they're still fuel. they would be now drinking water for folder or the end of the people and the on and why is providing fund bakeries would we know we did so that that has to be clean. so that backs with the cheaper price for the, for the people. but other other

so this is too special for me, for melinda mckenzie, it's the fruitvale community that influenced herus headpieces. i'm born and raised here in the fruitvale district. i've always admired all of the aztec dancers and everyone who just puts on this beautiful celebration. so it inspired me to finally be able to bring out my creativity. this is the second largest dia de los muertos celebration in the state of california, with nearly 30 altars just like this one honoring the lives of people they have lost. the two girls, they're there are cousins. they died when they were 21. a drunk driver. unfortunately, the whole purpose of the dead is to not forget our loved ones, to keep them in our in our minds and our in our in our hearts, and to be able to talk about them. so we don't forget some of these huge altars took hours to set up. we got to start preparing this for like 2 or 3 days ago. we got to wake up today at 4:00 the morning. each one welcoming back the souls of loved ones with meticulous details like salt to purify the spirit's soul and their favorite food and drink as a gift. this a

and the author and academic lisa mckenzie. are not mckenzie. i'm told they are not related .as always, i want to related. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part programme. email me part of the programme. email me mail. news. but now mail. margaret gb news. but now it's for of the it's time for the news of the day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the gp newsroom tonight is that the us president, joe biden, has been speaking in israel today he's announced an agreement to allow humanitarian aid to move from egyptin humanitarian aid to move from egypt in the south into gaza. he also confirmed $100 million worth of new us funding for that aid for gaza and for the west bank. president biden's visit to israel was meant to prevent an escalation of the conflict in the region. but after last night's bombing of the hospital in gaza, planned meetings with regional leaders have had to be cancelled . and later on in cancelled. and later on in a speech , he stressed the speech, he stressed the importance of living

and the author and academic lisa mckenzie. are not mckenzie. i'm told they are not related .as always, i want to related. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part programme. email me part of the programme. email me mail. news. but now mail. margaret gb news. but now it's for of the it's time for the news of the day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the gp newsroom tonight is that the us president, joe biden, has been speaking in israel today he's announced an agreement to allow humanitarian aid to move from egyptin humanitarian aid to move from egypt in the south into gaza. he also confirmed $100 million worth of new us funding for that aid for gaza and for the west bank. president biden's visit to israel was meant to prevent an escalation of the conflict in the region. but after last night's bombing of the hospital in gaza, planned meetings with regional leaders have had to be cancelled . and later on in cancelled. and later on in a speech , he stressed the speech, he stressed the importance of living

so this is too special for me, for melinda mckenzie, it's the fruitvale community that influenced herous headpieces. i'm born and raised here in the fruitvale district. i've always admired all of the aztec dancers and everyone who just puts on this beautiful celebration. so it inspired me to finally be able to bring out my creativity. this is the second largest dia de los muertos celebration in the state of california, with nearly 30 altars. just like this one honoring the lives of people they have lost. the two girls, they're there are cousins. they died when they were 21. drunk driver, unfortunate. the whole purpose of that is to not forget our loved ones, to keep them in our in our minds and our in our in our hearts and to be able to talk about them. so we don't forget some of these huge altars took hours to set up. we got to start preparing this for like 2 or 3 days ago. we got to wake up today at 4:00 the morning. each one welcoming back the souls of loved ones with meticulous details like salt to purify the spirit's soul and their favorite food and drink as a gift. this a way to

greg mckenzie, bbc news.paigners said the traps were cruel. but some pest controllers say the ban is making theirjobs harder — and will allow rat populations to boom. matt murray has the story. rats the size of small cat, that is what a pest controller from cardiff says he is dealing with, as this footage shows. for a business or a home the animals can cause thousands of pounds worth of damage and transmit diseases. pest controller gareth davies uses the latest technology to find and catch rodents, including drain inspection cameras. you can actually see where the rats have been digging. but also more traditional traps, including glue boards, which many feel are barbaric. the rat i caught this week was the biggest one i have seen in 30 years, to be honest. it was from the end of the tail to the nose was about 64 centimetres. you know, you are talking from there to there. glue traps are placed on the floor for rats to stick to until they eventually die. we use this in the pest control world as a last resort to