hi mike, hannah, thanks so much for bringing us up to speed mike hannah in washington dc. your what king al jazeera and al, continuing coverage of the guys a is ro will. joining me on the desk is russel setter, one of our senior correspondents whose extensively covered the middle east. we are also going to be joined by ma when the shower elgin's there is a senior political analyst, but 1st i have it to you wrestle. well, emily, the, what is interesting here is, is that i think now we are getting into a different dimension regarding these crisis. because so far, many people across the region would criticize in the leaders of being an active. so this in negative position of the particular needs in the region. how force the streets, tu, tu, tu, tu, tu, to raise the voices. and now the streets are full of people protesting attorneys yank to a key iran in lebanon, in many other countries across the region. and now we're going to see whether these fees are going to force the opponent because it leads to publicly rebukes what israel leaves are seeing what the americans are seeing

mike, hannah, which is 0 washington. donald trump has been fined $5000.00 for violating a gaggle with a in his civil full trial. the former us president was penalized to his campaign, which side continued to display an online post of taking a look at the cause of trump highlights the old again, he could be jailed. a trump and several of his family members are on trial for falsifying business records. and making falls financial statements. ukrainian soldiers in the trenches facing one of the largest armies in the world. and often they have outdated equipment that hasn't changed much since the cold war. the battlefield commodities have told l g 0 the few crimes l as provided 5 digits. then soldiers could go home to the family. so now design best probably has more from the front line and you kind southern separation of region at full speed firing. it's got this tech would be a terrifying sight of about a month old and captured. so if you text the $272.00 is the ukraine argues workforce crewman. say it gets the job done. the russians know which weak points mikaela was a company commander

that was mike hannah in washington dc, and see if we can get our correspondent child stratford on the line. he joins us from ramallah in the occupied westbank. hello that charles. can you hear me? i can hear you. yes. right. last time we spoke charles, he needed to take cover of the gun shots whitehead, what's happened since then as well as situation in the last 10 minutes. so, so dare i say it seems to have calmed a little bit, but certainly between the last time we spoke a now that has been, it was an escalation, a huge barrel issue of guns live far we call and confirm who was, who was shooting those rounds but well, i mean i can see fires burning all over the city. there are police heavy police presence as well. white helmets and the right shoes. we so yeah, seems of officer kyle's a lot of use basically attacking the the security services as they came forward to try and disperse the crowds, rugs being thrown, we know that all the shops close. we heard the breaking of gloss, whether that was prophecy base. what you can hear, they're all sound grenades going off all the smallest str

would you, mike hannah, i'll just say around washington. these guys village relate, is of, accepted algeria is off of mediation to help result its political crisis. here is proposed a 6 month transition period for military and civilian rule. they say the acceptance of its initiative haves the way towards a peaceful resolution, members of new jazz presidential give out out of the countries democratically elected lita in july. a human has seen years of war poverty and a grave humanitarian crisis. the u. k. char sealants file is now warning, the ones that the many population is facing extreme, hung up that situation is likely to deteriorate unless a political solution to the conflict is found soon. awesome, i heard about the ripples as hospitals is the capital side of the bolts. if you put a to a david that tell to say on to children side, my nutrition here is among the highest in the well the doctors are struggling to provide to that future food for now. but it's not just children who are hungry. the parents are also facing tough times 2 thir

mike, hannah, which is 0 washington. your crying is now in its 20th months of fighting in the us and european countries, a sending a new package of a 10 minute tree assistance. rob mcbride reports from kids. this joint statement of support from us presidents, joe biden, under your a p and lead is widely welcomed here in ukraine as it's prepares for a 2nd winter since the start of this full scale war. and it comes right off to joe biden has requested from congress the approval of a $105000000000.00 joint package of a full boat is raylon's ukraine, with a majority of that $60000000000.00 a month for ukraine. but as a sort of delay in the, your paying commission president states that the meeting your a p and countries have not held back when it comes to supporting ukraine having today. and so foss, $90000000000.00 in aid with navy. a 3rd of that's coming in the form of military assistance, and this comes as germany announces a further on shipment, which includes more of its gap pod at defense guns, particularly useful art s

kind of crisis that has broken off now, mike, thanks so much for breaking, you know, down for us mike hannah in washington dc. lebanese group, hezbollah has hated. how much this coal, 2 united seem to fight against these around on sunday hezbollah 5 is sheltered tree under is riley occupation, with more to strikes is round, been followed without tillery fire, so i know how to joins as live now from the village in 711, on zayna has, has belong, which is an ally of a ron being reacting to washington's military support of israel as well. it hasn't made any direct comments since the arrival of the us aircraft carrier in the eastern mediterranean, which the us state department said was a message to iran and has the law not to get involved in the conflict. but hezbollah has said time and time again, that the united states which backs israel will be defeated. in fact, has the law has been putting on really a brave face saying that's what time us accomplished, really shows that the, let me quote what they said as well is vulnerable and it's military superiority has ended. and this is no longer an in

mike hannah, i'll just say era. washington, a huge lawyer has engulfed the security director of building in the city of the smiley, a northeastern egypt. the area is on the west bank of the sways canal. officials say the flames have now been contained the cause of the blaze, not yet known. the health ministry is reporting at least 38 people have been injured. local media or reporting nearby hospitals have been put on the alerts as nearly as one of the cities that overlooks egypt sways canal, if vital waterway between asia in europe that sees about 10 percent of the world's maritime trade. a sar akira is the founder and director of the european north african center for research, and she shared her point of view with me earlier about this fire. a good tim painting has been started and a component for the presidential elections. uh, a um, a lot of a speculations about that in cairo and on a level see are among a egyptians that we might place another bum beings or other terror attacks. you know, the tyra has paid that b

what springing mike hannah, he is across as far as from washington dc. and like, it sounds like some encouraging news from the state department. do we have any more details? yes. well they are getting some humanitarian aid through across the border into gaza. we heard from the national security advisor in the white house set some 66 trucks crossed in a 24 hour period. this is the most that it was in the crust in this a given period of time. however, this says the wire, national security spokesman is a me, a trickle, and much more it has. humanitarian assistance is needed to get into gaza. this is what john could be at to say, please to say that the other 66 trucks got into guys over the last 24 hours. we'd like saving you manager and assistance, including food, water, and medicine, is the highest single de delivery so far. but again, it's a trickle compared to what needs to get in and we're going to keep working that very, very hard dozens of more trucks are expected to clear today. expect to declare, i want to carry out it. would that we're obviously wa

when like hannah is standing by mike on thursday we had president jo biden's major back flip on his boat will policy. what's been the response in washington? what it says, a complete vessel of a policy that he had set out since he took off his saying that he would not build another foot of wall. now he's announced that some 40 kilometres of will will be built in the rio grande valley. now the president biden and his advisors have insisted that this was not what he wanted. he insists that the roll, the appropriation governing this wall was passed by congress back in 2019 and he has no option but to make it happen. he says that he approached congress in order to change the nature of the funding to appropriate put it into other areas. but he said he got no reaction whatsoever from republicans who say that must be instituted as it is. this is what president biden has to say. while i was told that i had no choice that i, you know, congress passes legislation to bill something, whether it's an aircraft carrier wall or provide for a tax good. i can say i don't want it, i'm not going to do it. i

weeks of bitter infighting among republicans, speaker mike johnson won the gavel promise to get lawmakers back to work. washington correspondent hannah brandt has the latest for us. >> speaker johnson's rise to power happened quickly and decisively. now he says republicans are ready to put the chaos behind them as they stared on an agenda full of urgent issues. >> the people's house is back in business. >> in a stunning sweep, republicans unanimously elected congressman mike johnson as their new speaker. the challenge before us is great. but the time for action is now and i will not let you down the vote. put an end to the weeks of tense political drama that defined the speaker's race. now with a new sign above the speaker's office and a new leader in the chair. lawmakers hope to tackle the legislative challenges in front of them. i shutdown looming a number of allies at war. we really need a strong america united america shortly after swearing the new speaker in the house passed a resolution supporting israel in their war against hamas. and speaker johnson says there's more to come. we're going to see an aggressive schedule in the d

mike johnson. they're hoping he can end the cycle of chaos that has consumed congress for the past 3 weeks. we have our washington correspondent hannah brandt with the story. >> congressman johnson is now the 4th republican nominee to try to become speaker and his challenge is to do what the others couldn't. republicans are trying to rally around their latest speaker nominee. democracy is messy sometimes, but it is our system. >> this conference that you see this house republican majority is congressman mike johnson won his party's nomination in a late night vote after a whirlwind day of meetings. this race. he's got a point where it's kind of got crazy, but lawmakers are hopeful he can get enough support to win the gavel and get the house running again. it's time for us to get back to work and my johnson can do that. johnson's nomination came just hours after congressman tom emmer abruptly dropped out of the race. republicans first or as a nominee earlier tuesday. but former president donald trump railed against that and several hardline conservatives refused to support or which was enough to sink his bit. i can't go along with putt

mike johnson. now they're hoping that he can end this cycle. chaos that we've seen consuming congress for the past 3 weeks. we have our washington correspondent hannah brandt joining us live from washington. so we'll we'll try it again. and a good morning. >> james darya. good morning. that's right. the political drama just continues here. congressman johnson is the 4th republican nominee to try and become house speaker and his biggest challenge right now is to do what those others couldn't. republicans are trying to rally around their latest speaker nominee. democracy is messy sometimes, but it is our system. >> this conference that you see this house republican majority is congressman mike johnson won his party's nomination in a late night vote after a whirlwind day of meetings. this race. he's got a point where it's kind of got crazy, but lawmakers are hopeful he can get enough support to win the gavel and get the house running again. it's time for us to get back to work and mike johnson can do that. johnson's nomination came just hours after congressman tom emmer abruptly dropped out of the race. republicans first or as a nominee earlier tuesday

mike johnson. yeah. they're hoping that he'll be elected to the speakership and maybe that will bring an end to the chaos that can sue congress for the past 3 weeks. our dc correspondent hannahtakes a closer look. >> congressman johnson is the 4th republican nominee to try and become speaker and his biggest challenge right now is to do what the others couldn't. >> republicans are trying to rally around their latest speaker nominee. democracy is messy sometimes, but it is our system. this conference that you see this house republican majority is congressman mike johnson won his party's nomination in a late night vote after a whirlwind day of meetings. this race. he's got a point where it's kind of got crazy, but lawmakers are hopeful he can get enough support to win the gavel and get the house running again. it's time for us to get back to work and my johnson can do that. johnson's nomination came just hours after congressman tom emmer abruptly dropped out of the race. republicans first or as a nominee earlier tuesday. but former president donald trump railed against that and several hardline conservatives refused to support or which was enough to sink his bit. i can't go alo

mike johnson. they're hoping that maybe he'll actually be elected house speaker in and the chaos that's consumed congress for the past 3 weeks and maybe things can get done on capitol hill. our dc correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >> congressman johnson is now the 4th republican nominee to try to become speaker and his challenge is to do what the others couldn't. republicans are trying to rally around their latest speaker nominee. democracy is messy sometimes, but it is our system. >> this conference that you see this house republican majority is congressman mike johnson won his party's nomination in a late night vote after a whirlwind day of meetings. this race. he's got a point where it's kind of got crazy, but lawmakers are hopeful he can get enough support to win the gavel and get the house running again. it's time for us to get back to work and mike johnson can do that. johnson's nomination came just hours after congressman tom emmer abruptly dropped out of the race. republicans first or as a nominee earlier tuesday. but former president donald trump railed against that and several hardline conservatives refused to which was enough to sink his bit. i can't go along with putting one o