let's bring in allison's here is mike hannah, who is at un headquarters in new york. mike, help this spring and everything that's been happening very rapidly, developing story on the diplomatic front just over the last hour so. so we've got this security council meeting, and we heard impassioned fleas from our foreign ministers just before that to try and de escalate the, the, the war that is rapidly ramping up and level. yes, indeed. well, we heard, as he said, from various arab foreign ministers, the foreign minister of saudi arabia, that of jordan will side hood from the you and i best to the is well done. he done on who said, and i quote his words that they attacked a meeting of what he called bad people, but the art of foreign ministers absolutely by to put to a bound to this latest round of attacks on densely populated civilian suburbs in southern bay route we code from the part i'm going to stop told in a very important point. diamond society saying that jordan is prepared to guarantee the piece of israel. but what is as well prepared to do what kind of plan doe

again, mike, hannah, i'll just sierra atlanta nivia is kelly more than $700.00 wild animals, including a 3 elephants because of a severe drought. the move is dividing. opinions hardly matessa has more rights groups. a kidding, hundreds of wild animals in the media is misguided animals, including elephants, zebras and willoughby of being called as part of the government's dropped relief program. it should be the very last solution because it has a short term solution that is not going to benefit anyone in the long term. we can look at some barbara and supports why not in the 1980s in the ninety's with they have resulted to cutting with animals and but the long term solutions way a decreasing biodiversity, namibia, like some other countries in southern africa, is experiencing it's was drought in taking government officials, so reducing the wildlife population is necessary. i must emphasize that without the seeing the vision the what the last piece is in the installation of the box that we have identified. i'm going to dive in, begun numbers. then the number of steps we have coming to be

again, mike, hannah, i'll just sierra atlanta a 14 year old is in custody and will be charged with by the house or shooting at a high school in the us state of georgia to students and to teachers were killed in the shooting. the suspect was a student at school and surrendered himself to police. other schools in the area will remain closed until the end of the week. delegates from 50 african countries or in china for 3 days. summit aging is a confidence because biological credit to gain pos, the us and europe. but many countries are in dense. they are asking china to help ease the financial, but among them instead of go who will be hosting the next you for lympics, because hack reports now from duck it's, it's a race against time in less than 1000 days. 1400 athletes age between 15 to 18 will take part in the car 2026 youth olympics. it will be the 1st time the games will be held in africa. thanks to chinese loans. statins are being built with the construction effort is solely then it goals bill doesn't have the functioning olympic sized swimming pool. that means the countries young at

mike hannah, i'll just hear a united nations. and we spoke to have b, that's a, a lebanese jemison found us, that they were to report a website featuring investigative news on loving on. he's been in touch with people on the ground and they roots who are cooling israel's attacks on the city unprecedented. are saved in saying that it's a night, but they'll never forget the rest of their lives. but they've been saying that every, every bomb that hit last night was so powerful that it felt like it was striking your heart wherever you are in that neighborhood. they've been saying that these are missiles and bombs that have never been seen before, or felt before and be rude and bare. it has a long history of experiencing as rarely attack supply. one of the most bomb cities over the decades, by uh, by the, is really uh, air force and military and people are saying they've never seen anything like this . they're saying that, but the bombs were barbaric that they weren't. they didn't feel they were targeted . they felt that they were ver

again, mike, hannah, i'll just sierra atlanta the us to sanctions, russian media companies, individuals. what it says wasn't misinformation campaign targeting november's presidential election. us attorney general says moscow use the state media companies to fund the scheme. and that's tricking americans interviewing russian propaganda was enjoying this in washington. dc is more on the challenges of the us government on wednesday, or choose russian back media groups of trying to undermine the 2024 election with an eye to getting donald trump re elected as president on november 5th. the allegations 1st brought forward by the us justice department suggest that to russian citizens working in the united states did. so without one telling the government that they were working this for an agents and to spend upwards of 10000000 dollars, allegedly, to create mis information campaigns, been disseminated via a company based in tennessee and repeated by social influencers on popular social media platforms. the idea, according to the us, justice department was basically per sweet and innocent, unsu

mike, hannah, i'll just say. busy united nations mean all of us actually of state and to me, blink. and his appeal for a ceasefire and 11 on an a conference at the united nations. does he have his teresa? but it has moved from new york secretary of state and tony blink and gave a press conference in this hotel once again. he said that is well has the right to defend itself. but that it matters how it does. if she says this after an attack can be losing a densely populated area in the leaving east capital blinking also said that as well as a chief, it's a military objective in guys. that's why now's the time to move forward with a ceasefire agreement to get the captives we need. but at the same time, to allow too many tyree an aid into guys that and to begin with a project to rebuild gas, that he also said that they're working towards a ceasefire agreement with and live and on until with the escalation that has been ongoing in live and i'm blinking said also that at this point they have moved several military assets to which the region that's at their main strategies to terrance that

that's bringing nelson's here is mike hannah, who was at un headquarters. mike, what stood out to you in that speech? well, there was an impassioned play you to both israel and hezbollah to accept that's the spot and immediate seats. why? because it is. he wants the prospect of a why the war is that no one can control. the implication is that the conflict is still controllable. at the stage, but if it is not dealt with now, it could get into a situation where it's cannot be stopped, even though those $12.00. he also spoke about the ukraine, insisting that that must be a continued support full the country, saying that he will stay with you claim for as long as it's takes. he also joined a number of other speakers in terms of calling for reform of the security council. insisting that there must be why the membership permanent membership offsets console, including states from africa and from latin america, a will to about students, which he describes as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world today. one from which he says the world can not look away. sorry m

mike, hannah, i'll just say. busy united nations i'll does there is russell in jordan as reaction from the bite and administration about as well as late as strikes on babies as well as other parts of 11 on the buying administration, including the us president joe biden, all set on friday that they did not get any advanced warning. the israel was going to start bombing targets in a suburb of a re loven on the so the air strikes have been going on for hours. and the most that the white house will say is that the us is trying to prevent a regional conflict from a breaking out that the us wants to see israel and has the law still enter into a 21 day ceasefire. in order to try to bring an end to this conflict and that the u . s. president joe biden has ordered a beating up of us military assets across the middle east, as well as improve security around us embassies in the region. the defense secretary lloyd austin gave a televised interview later on friday where he said that during a conversation that he had with thes

mike, hannah reports from the un the, with just having a problem with that story, we'll bring that to you in a moment. well, gabriela ellis on the uh, is at the you in headquarters in new york and uh, it guides this conflict. uh, the liberties as well. uh, conflicts with his blog. its like to be off of the engine to going into the you in general assembly. uh this week, surely. yeah, most likely it will likely, but it will be, i think that's pretty safe to say for sure. given that the secretary general has been talking about for months. now, one of his deepest concerns and worries was to spill over into a regional conflict and is real a starting a, a essentially a war in lab and on. and that's exactly what we are starting to see. the 1st signs of this is particularly troublesome for you to feel the un peacekeeping mission along the blue line. there's about, uh, 11001st. and now there, this is an immensely a dangerous for them as well. at this very moment, in fact, you feel just put out a statement within the last hour saying that, you know, feel expressed as grave concern for the safet

that would be talking about the future of work that's bringing mike hannah, who is at un headquarters in new york. like what's going on today the you and i know there's a lot going on. so help our viewers sort of compartmentalize and understand what is actually happening in new york as well. there was a previous e scheduled due and security council meeting on gaza that had been scheduled for a long period of time. however, via vincent be route obsessively over shadowed the specifics of that particular session. because the speaker has been drawing a line between israel as well in casa and what is happening in living on escalating as it did in the course of the day. so overshadowing these proceedings, which is about gaza essentially, and about the occupation of kind of spilling territories, is the immediate situation, which is that will in 11 on. and that's a, the bombing that took place in a route and unprecedented, attacked by israel in that city. but we keeping on hearing from it, we speak of saying, a sci fi is needed now a c spy in at 11 on is needed 21 day pause of facilities. but

mike, hannah, i'll just sierra united nations but really my colleagues start with vonny. i spoke to how a job or i for my correspondence with the some of the time she says has been on potentially having a presence into here is an excuse to israel's bombing campaign. and some of this so let's start with the targets just because as we're claim um this is a for example of what their store or warehouse was not necessarily. and oh or, or mean anything we have seen isn't over the cost you even in gaza mix similar claims that turned out to be false. and as you've been, as you have repeatedly mentioned and on your program, the southern subjects of where you and your doctor, you, for about matter is a large, he 70 and populated residential area, of course has because of sebastian of has one of course they have their offices that they have the need, the officers there, and they there many of the officials lift their, i mean, hezbollah, numbers or officials, i must aliens dropped from us, their loved needs, and the impact of to live there is radio officials live and live also in res

mike, hannah, oh, just the era atlanta in the us has sanctions 10 people into russian media companies for what i'd say is, was a campaign to spread misinformation and disrupt november's presidential election. personal and children reports from washington, dc. us officials of long said that in 2016, russia ran a misinformation campaign to help republican candidate, donald trump, when the white house, 8 years later, officials say rushed as effort to help trump when re election is more robust than ever. logically, at the heart of it, the television network r t. we allege that is part of that effort. archie and its employees, including the defendants implemented a nearly $10000000.00 scheme to fund and direct a tennessee based company to publish and disseminate content being favorable to the russian government. the company never disclosed to the influencers or to their millions of followers to r t employees are now charged with running the scheme to place false stories in us social media. and with recruiting what the us called unsuspecting influence. there's to help undermine what america

it's mike hannah, reporting from washington dc. thank you very much for walking us through all of that. let's return to that breaking news out of 11 on where more communication devices have exploded in several parts of the country. at least 14 people has been killed. more than 450, have been injured among them civilians and has belong members. let's take a look at more international reaction to tuesday and now to today's attacks across 11 on the use. high representative of foreign affairs, joseph burrell says, even if the attacks seem to have been targeted, they had heavy indiscriminate collateral damages among civilians. i consider the situation extremely worrying. i can only condemn these attacks that endanger the security and stability of lebanon, and increase the risk of escalation in the region. islands prime minister assignment harris says, what happened at 11 on is extraordinarily concerning. what the middle east needs to see is the escalation, not escalation. as un secretary general, antonio gutierrez has warrant of a serio

mike, hannah, i'll just say. busy united nations still ahead on al jazeera. i'm fil a valid tallahassee. florida. well, i'll work on how leads has been on golf, but it is the morning after the night before and there is damage and a lot of places the is really forces seek to silence the truth. finley occupied westbank, storming and shutting down houses, ears, bureau, and romano. the truth must be protected and hurt. and the stories of real people must be told. this is not just that a task on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know journal. this is not, of course of pressing it's the the hurricane has left at least 43 people that as a panel the south eastern united states, the store made land full in florida. no long before midnight on friday, causing some of the west flooding ever seen in the sunshine state. the lavelle reports from tallahassee. as the sun came up, the devastation became clear. this is harry when helene hate she heading here 1st. the storm searched the relentless rains, flooding houses along florida's coast. the 200 columbus an

hannah brandt. >> this week house speaker mike johnson is trying to rally support for a bill that would help avoid a government shutdown in 2 weeks. johnson, he says work through the weekend trying to unify republicans and eventually try to pass a 6 month budget extension. however, on the campaign trail, former president trump and his running mate, jd vance of suggested the gop should pick a fight with democrats and forced the shutdown. unless a continuing resolution is passed. the federal government will run out of money october first, right now, the time for 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside shocker. love it. >> the lighting the kind of the gold light in the clouds moving in. indicative of the roller coaster, whether ride where. enjoying i try to enjoy every part of the year. but fall is my favorite. i mean, it is just awesome. i mean, the weather starts to get topsy-turvy. we get these cold spells. and although some are backing that he once again, i think we're going to see the same thing. >> as we go forward here, mix little rain in the forecast. midweek. and by this weekend y

hannah brandt. >> this week house speaker mike johnson is trying to rally support for a bill that would avoid a government shutdown in a couple weeks. johnson worked through the weekend. he says trying to unify republicans and eventually they're hoping to pass a 6 month budget extension. however, on the campaign trail, former president trump and his running mate, jd vance have suggested the gop should pick a fight with democrats and force a shutdown unless a continuing resolution is passed to the federal government will run out of money. october 1st. >> jackson 5 member teco jackson has passed away. his 3 sons confirming the news in an instagram post. sources say that jackson died while traveling from new mexico to oklahoma yesterday, jacksons longtime family friend and manager told entertainment tonight he believes tito jackson suffered a heart attack. but an official cause of death has not been announced. jackson was the 3rd and 9 jackson children, which includes michael and janet jackson. he was 70 years old. >> coming up, was pride, negligence over confidence with the ocean gate? engineers said today

with carbon dioxide as the oxygen supply diminished, british tech entrepreneur mike lynch, his 18-year-old daughter, hannah lynch, and the yacht's chef, recaldo thomas also died in the incident. >> now there are still a lot of questions about how the disaster could have happened. and the autopsies are part of a criminal investigation. as italian prosecutors have placed at the captain and two other men working on the boat under investigation for multiple manslaughter and culpable shipwreck. but authorities say this doesn't mean that they will be charged with any crime. and the men have been allowed to leave the country. boris and brianna all right. >> saskya vandoorne. thank you for that report. former president trump president joe biden and vice president kamala harris may not agree on much, but they are all opposed to letting a japanese company take over u.s. steel, that iconic american company says it could shut down still mills if the deal doesn't go through, we're going to ask the president and the steelworkers union what he wants to see happen from leading role two, leading remodels. i did start take

mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, rabbi masai ujiri, hannah spiro hannah spiro, washington, d.c. the chaplain: divine judge, source of all life, may this grief we feel, this rage we feel, each time a beautiful young soul is taken, serve some purpose. not the crueltiy of what they went through, not their senseless deaths, for these horrors there is no possible silver lining. but, may our grief, our rage, our intrusive thoughts get us somewhere that we need to be. to an insistence that the killing ends. to a clarity that peace and justice must go hand in hand. as it says in psalm 85, loving kindness and truth will meet. justice and peace will kiss. may every single person on this sacred earth live to see that day. and let us say, amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-z of house resolution 5, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, in