newsday also employed a fashion to sketch the colorful attendees outfits, printing the standouts in a column called gotti garb four times a week. one gotti garb was dedicated to feds threads, providing a commentary alongside the drawings that highlighted waspish ness of the us attorney's outfits. contrast to the swaggering double outfits worn by gotti in most of his backyards. the rights lawyer, william kunstler, marched at an earlier rally at the courthouse and took up gotti's cause after house counsel bruce cutler, disqualified by the judge. i've got to have a little water. the un sophisticate, the nature of gotti's crimes attracted scorn. the feds who read gotti a cent as a sign of mob decline. or at least that their own success at prosecution. the quality of leadership keeps declining. rudolph giuliani, the former attorney for the southern district, told newsweek after gotti's conviction. you go from a gambino to a podcast, l.a. to, a john gotti, a basic brute level guy. this is just a mass murder. another form of jeffrey dahmer, a person enjoys killing the tape conversation and r

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm katie silver. local time, could be the state's worst storm in a hundred years. benjamin netanyahu claims israel has killed the possible replacement for the head of hezbollah in lebanon, but israeli forces say they cannot confirm that. nowhere in beirut is safe from israeli strikes, says the city's mayor, as idf troops also move ground operations to south—west lebanon. and the man known as the "godfather of ai" wins this year's nobel prize in physics. welcome to newsday, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. hurricane milton has re—strengthened to a category

dahieh welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai, reporting live from singapore.ays five people were killed after israel carries out fresh strikes on beirut. after iran's unprecedented missile attack on israel on tuesday, we will assess the damage and where the war goes next. for the first time in singapore's history and ex— cabinet minister will go to jail. presidentjoe biden surveys the damage left by storm helene as communities in the us southeast welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai, reporting live from singapore. these are our top stories:

hello and welcome to newsday.—lebanon border ff where the israel defense forces says a "limited, localised and targeted" ground operation is under way against hezbollah in southern lebanon. in a post on social media in the last few hours — the idf said "in accordance media in the last few hours — the idf said, "in accordance "with the decision of the political echelon, "a few hours ago, the idf began limited, localized, "and targeted ground raids based on precise intelligence "against hezbollah terrorist targets and infrastructure "in southern lebanon. "these targets are located in villages close to the border "and pose an immediate threat to israeli communities "in northern israel.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. the headlines.overnor is warning people to stay inside. the storm is here, it's time for everyone to hunker down, we have massive amounts of resources prepared for the storm. meanwhile, the white house has accused donald trump of spreading lies over the us government's response to hurricanes helene and milton. and the other main stories we're following. israel's defence minister vows a "lethal, precise and surprising" response to iran's missile attack earlier this month. and taiwan celebrates its national day — we'll be live in the capital taipei. welcome to newsday, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. it's 10am in singapore and 10pm in florida.

welcome to newsday.a commonwealth summit in samoa. the slave trade, slave practice, was abhorrent and it is very important that we start from that place and of course that matters hugely to many of the countries that are represented here. the menendez brothers — convicted in 1996 for murdering their parents in beverly hills — could they be about to walk free? kamala harris holds a star—studded rally in atlanta as rival donald trump blitzes the swing states welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. british prime minister sir keir starmer is at the commonwealth summit where he's facing renewed pressure from caribbean countries about the issue of reparations

welcome to newsday, i'm katie silver.at have devastated parts of the south and east. it's the country's worst flooding disaster in decades. rescuers are still searching for the missing, after mudslides and torrents of water swept away bridges — cars were left piled up on each other. the valencia region received a year's worth of rain in eight hours on tuesday. and as you can see, more torrential downpours and flooding is expected as the week goes on. this is the picture going into thursday and friday. our climate editor justin rowlatt reports. these flash floods were truly apocalyptic. one town got a year's worth of rain in just eight hours. just watch what happens to this bridge. shouting.

welcome to newsday, i'm katie silver.'s decision to ban the un agency for palestinian refugees, unrwa, from operating in the country. the law was passed late on monday by the knesset, israel's parliament. lawmakers accused unrwa staff of involvement in the attacks

hello and welcome to newsday. border where the israel defense forces they are limited, localise a targeted ground operation is under way in the southern lebanon. in a post on social media in the last few hours, the idf said: this is the live scene in beirut, as bbc teams report hearing explosions in the capital's southern suburbs israel has ordered the evacuation of three areas. israel's defense minister yoav gallant said the military is prepared to use forces "from the air, land and sea" — to allow thousands of displaced israelis to return to their homes in the north.

welcome to newsday, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world.urricane milton has made

welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai. we begin in sydney where king charles and queen camilla are on the final day of their tour of australia. he began his day at the national centre of indigenous excellence with an opportunity to meet community organisers and elders. there were also performances and events held to mark the visit at the centre in sydney. he then visited a housing development. later, he will be joined by queen camilla at a barbecue before heading to a cancer research centre. the visit to the indigenous centre comes a day after the king was heckled in the australian parliament. let's get a reminder of lidia thorpe�*s protest. applause. you are not our king! you are not welcome! you are not our king! give us what you stole from us! our bones, our skulls, our babies, our people! you destroyed our land! this is not your land! you are not making! you are not our king! i asked katie watson about the response to that protest. lats i asked katie watson about the response to that protest. ., , of reaction i asked k

welcome to newsday, i'm katie silver.e at least 95 people have died in flash floods that have devastated parts of the south and east. rescuers are still searching for the missing, after mudslides and torrents of water swept away bridges. cars were left piled up on each other. the valencia region received a year's worth of rain in eight hours on tuesday. and as you can see, more torrential downpours and flooding is expected as the week goes on. this is the picture going into thursday and friday. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt reports. these flash floods were truly apocalyptic. 0ne town got a year's worth of rain

hello and welcome to newsday.e next three hours, as our new timings kick in in the leadup to the us presidential elections. but we begin with breaking news along the israeli—lebanon border where the israel defense forces says a "limited, localised and targeted" ground operation is under way against hezbollah in southern lebanon. in a post to social media in the last few hours — the idf said, "in accordance with the decision of the political

welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. we start with the latest on the conflict in the middle east. the biden administration has given its most stark warning yet to israel over its conduct in gaza — threatening to withdraw some military assistance — unless israel allows more humanitarian aid into the enclave. us defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of state antony blinken sent a letter to israel's military, which was then leaked to the media. it says israel must, within 30 days, act on a series of �*concrete measures�* to boost aid. we hear from the volunteer women protecting the russian quys women protecting the russian guys from attack. and in football, thomas tuchel is to become the new england boss. he's the third foreign manager to take charge of the men's team. welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. we start with the latest on the conflict in the middle east. the biden administration has given its most stark warning yet to israel over its conduct in gaza — threatening to withdraw some military assistance — unless israel allows more humanitarian aid into the enclave. us def

hello and welcome to newsday. leiper from hello and welcome to newsday. five people were killed after israel carried out fresh drugs in beirut. —— fresh strikes. after iran president missile attack on tuesday we will assess the damage on where the water goes next. another nurse presidentjoe biden surveys the damage left by storm helene. and how the brain of the humble fruitfly could shed light on the human process. welcome to bbc news. we start this hour as israel continues its airstrikes on the lebanese capital targeting what it says are hezbollah members and buildings. this was the thing in beirut a couple hours ago as israel launched what they called precise strikes on the city. lebanese officials say at least five people have been killed this evening. the idea has bombed a building in central beirut and told civilians to leave the southern parts of the city. meanwhile more than 1000 people have been killed in lebanon in the past few weeks by israeli bombardments according to lebanese officials including 46 on wednesday. israel and iran

welcome to newsday, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world.t's 9am in singapore and 9pm in florida, and in the last 30 minutes, hurricane milton has made the governor is warning people to stay inside. the storm is here, it's time for everyone to hunker down, we have massive amounts of resources prepared for the storm. �* ., ., storm. i'm in florida, where --eole storm. i'm in florida, where peeple are _ storm. i'm in florida, where people are still _ storm. i'm in florida, where people are still bracing - storm. i'm in florida, where people are still bracing for l people are still bracing for the impact of hurricane milton as it makes landfall near sarasota. we are tracking the very latest. and the other main story we're following. israel's defence minister vows a "lethal, precise and surprising" response to iran's missile attack earlier this month. welcome to newsday, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. it's 9am in singapore and 9pm in florida, and in the last 30 minutes, hurricane milton has made landfall in sarasota coun

in 1990. told newsday, iran gives us money and supports us, then we supply the money and arms to thee thing that sparked the flames of the first intefunda was a tragic incident that happened that year in mecca, saudi arabia. on july 31st, 1987, during one of these pro-palestinian demonstrations, the clash between iranian demonstrators and saudi security forces turned bloody, resulting in the deaths of more than 400 pilgrims. قیام برای انشاءالله برای خدا و برای نجات ملت شهدا خیلی داشتیم چه قبل از اینکه انقلاب واقع بشد در زمان ستمشاهی شهدای بزرگ داشتیم و چه بعدش که می بینید که داشتیم شهدای بسیار brotherhood on may 2nd, 1998, hamas, still a flegileing group with less than decade since its formation, paid a visit to tehran to meet the leader of the islamic revolution. iran pledged financial support and provided the group with advanced military training at bases belonging to the islamic revolution guard score in iran and lebanon. it also trained palestinian engineers to manufacture weapons locally. the second palestinian intofada erupted in september 2000. after the collapse of the so-cal

it will be here in - japan with more coverage of this throughout the day on business today and newsdayter shigeru ishiba looks to cobble together a coalition. we will have to see how that plays out. i will push you back to katie silver in singapore. thanks for that, steve. aside from the vote injapan, there's another pretty big election we're counting down to — the us presidential election is just eight days away. with the two candidates still battling it out on the campaign trail, in what looks like a tight race, investors are paying close attention to the us dollar. so far in october, it has been strengthening, with our currency analyst expecting that trend could continue if donald trump is re—elected. well, we have already seen signs of that being priced into the market. if you look at the past month, the dollar index is up nearly 4%, that is up significantly and taken the dollar up to zero point five at the time of this interview. in terms of the impact on the global economy, we have to take into account what make america great again version two might mean for global markets.— vers

hello and welcome to newsday. we begin with developments along the israeli —lebanon border ff where the israel defense forces says a "limited, localised and targeted" ground operation is under way against hezbollah in southern lebanon. in a post on social media in the last few hours — the idf said "in accordance media in the last few hours — the idf said, "in accordance "with the decision of the political echelon, "a few hours ago, the idf began limited, localized, "and targeted ground raids based on precise intelligence "against hezbollah terrorist targets and infrastructure "in southern lebanon. "these targets are located in villages close to the border "and pose an immediate threat to israeli communities "in northern israel. this is the live scene in beirut, as bbc teams report hearing explosions in the capital's southern suburbs — israel has ordered the evacuation of three areas. meanwhile the uk government has chartered a flight to help british nationals leave lebanon, scheduled to leave beirut on wednesday.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm katie silver.people have been ordered to evacuate, ahead of hurricane milton's expected arrival. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu warns of destruction in lebanon like that seen in gaza — unless the lebanese people reject hezbollah. hello and welcome to the program. we begin in florida in the united states where thousands of people are evacuating ahead of a category 5 storm that's projected to make landfall on wednesday evening local time. the national hurricane center says the storm has doubled in size since tuesday. local authorities and weather experts say milton will bring a destructive storm surge in which some areas will not be survivable. hundreds of flights have been canceled ahead of its landfall, which is expected to bring strong winds of up to 165mph or 270kmh.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm katie silver.er israeli forces issue new evacuation orders for parts of southern lebanon. as israel continues its offensives in lebanon and in gaza, it hits one year since the october 7 attacks by hamas. we'll hear the stories of those affected , and explore how conflict has spread across the middle east. it's 11 in the morning in singapore, and 6am in much of the middle east — where it's exactly one year — since the 7th october attacks. more israeli strikes have been reported in beirut — after israel issued further evacuation orders in parts of southern lebanon. this footage — of a huge explosion — is from just the last couple of hours.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm katie silver. our two main headlines today.rnor is warning people to stay inside. at this point, it's too dangerous to evacuate safety so you have to shelter in place and just hunker down. and in the middle east, israels defence minister vows a "lethal, precise and surprising" response to iran's missile attack earlier this month. hello and welcome to the programme. it's11am in singapore and 11pm in florida, where hurricane milton has made landfall. it could be one of the most destructive storms in the state's history. we can see pictures of tampa. hundreds of thousands of people are already without power. and just to show how dangerous this storm is, storm surges have already begun to bring high water to coastal

welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai.in the middle east conflict with israel announcing that it has killed the leader of hamas, yahya sinwar, the man widely believed to be behind the october 7th attacks. dna tests confirmed the 61 year old died along with two other hamas members during an israeli ground operation in the city of rafah on wednesday. one of israel's top targets, officials hold sinwar responsible for organising and directing the worst—ever attack on the country.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm katie silver.of hezbollah in lebanon, but israeli forces say they cannot confirm that. nowhere in beirut is safe from israeli strikes, says the city's mayor, as idf troops also move ground operations to south—west lebanon. and the man known as the "godfather of ai" wins this year's nobel prize in physics. welcome to newsday, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the united states, where hurricane milton has

in 1993, fatih shari told newsday, iran gives us money and supports us, then we supply the money andthat happened that year in mecca, saudi arabia. on july 31st, 1987, during one of these pro-palestinian demonstrations, the clash between iranian demonstrators and saudi security forces turned. co-founded by sheikh ahmed yasin and six others, originally as local offshoot of egypt's muslim brotherhood. on may 2nd, 1998, hamas, still a flejuling group with less than decade since its formation, paid a visit to tehran to meet the leader of the islamic revolution, ayatollah said ali khamani. the meeting happened when almost none of the leaders of the arab world took the palestinian intifada seriously. revolution guard score in iran and lebanon. it also trained palestinian engineers to manufacture weapons locally. the second palestinian in nevada erupted in september 2000, after the collapse of the so-called middle east peace talks at camp david and ariel sharone's unlawful visit to haram shariff, the home of the alaxaamask, the third holiest site in islam. it was major uprising. by the pale

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, king charles visits the national centre of indigenousginal politician in the australian parliament. another round of israeli air strikes in beirut targets financial institutions thought to be linked to hezbollah. seven new civil lawsuits are filed against sean diddy combs in a federal court in new york. even if i don't come back to russia i will participate in the election the widow of russian opposition leader alexei navalny tells the bbc she wants to be president of russia one day.

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in 1993, fati sharari told newsday, iran gives us money and supports us, then we supply the money andن ستمشاهی شهدای بزرگ داشتیم و چه بعدش که می بینید که داشتیم شهدای بسیار ارزشمند داشتیم مسئله حجاز مسئله دیگری است غیر مسائل است. hamas, acronym in arabic for islamic resistance movement, emerged out of the first palestinian interfada in 1987. it was co-founded by sheikh ahmed yasin and six others, originally as local offshoot of egypt's muslim brotherhood. on may 2nd, 1998, hamas, still a flejuling group, with less than decade since its formation, paid a visit to tehran to meet the leader of the islamic revolution. iran pledged financial support and provided the group with advanced military training at bases belonging to the islamic revolution guards core in iran and lebanon. it also trained palestinian iners to manufacture weapons locally. the second palestinia erupted in september 2000. after the collapse of the so-called middle east peace talks at. david and ariel sharone's unlawful visit to haram shariff, the home of the alax mask, the third holiest site in islam. it was major upri

welcome to newsday.israel's decision to ban the un agency for palestinian refugees, unrwa, from operating in the country. the law was passed late on monday by the knesset, israel's parliament. lawmakers accused unrwa staff of involvement in the attacks of october seven and diverting aid in gaza. unrwa's boss, philippe lazzarini said the measure would only deepen the suffering of the palestinian people.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm katie silver. the headlines...ers her closing argument in front of thousands in washington. and in a duelling rally, donald trump campaigns in the battleground state of pennsylvania. gaza's hamas—run health ministry says an israeli airstrike in the north of the territory has left at least 93 palestinians dead or missing, including 20 children. and china launches a rocket carrying three astronauts to its space station. the bbc has exclusive access. we start in the us where in just one week, millions of americans will cast their votes in the presidential election between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris. millions have already cast their ballot, with early voting shattering records in several states. the stakes are high, with the outcome set to shape america's future and its role in the world. in washington dc, vice president kamala harris has just wrapped up her closing argument of the election — in front of a crowd of more than 75,000, according to her campaign. her message — the us has

welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai in tokyo.ave fallen short of the

i'll see you again at the top of the hour when newsday resumes. hi, i'm lola with the catch—up. the milkshake saga and a tiktok dj. a police officer has been cleared of murdering an unarmed man he shot in south london. chris died in september of 2022. his family said the verdict left them with deep pain of injustice and that it represented a failure for all those affected by police violence. some other stories now. under 21 and prepping for your driving test? well how does carrying no passengers around your age for the first six months sound? that's what the aa suggest after son was killed in a road accident. last year, 290 people, including drivers under 25 were killed. remember the woman who threw a mcdonald's milkshake over nigel faraj? she has pleaded guilty to assault. the incident happened while the reform uk leader was campaigning. and for the first time, new zealand are crowned champions of the women's t20 cricket world cup, celebrating their win over south africa with a maori song. they sing time for ten seconds of someone you may recognise. i time for ten seconds of so

welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai.e east conflict with israel announcing that it has killed the leader of hamas, yahya sinwar, the man widely believed to be behind the october 7th attacks. dna tests confirmed the 61 year old died along with two other hamas members during an israeli ground operation in the city of rafah on wednesday. sinwar has been one of israel's top targets. israeli officials hold him responsible for organising and directing the attack that killed about 1,200 people and where more than 250 were taken hostage. the family members of two israeli hostages held in gaza have told the bbc — sinwar�*s death is a "brief window of opportunity" for benjamin netanyahu's government to negotiate the return of the hostages.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm steve lai.he lebanese capital beirut. large explosions light up the night sky amid concerns of a wider war. the most senior leader of hamas outside gaza speaks to the bbc�*s international editorjeremy bowen, saying the crisis his organisation provoked in the middle east is justified. hurricane helene is declared the deadliest hurricane to hit the us mainland since katrina as the death toll rises to 200. and in a historic move, the uk gives up sovereignty

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm katie silver. the headlines.. in gaza, nearly 42,000 people have been killed since israel began its operation. we look at the humanitarian crisis on the ground. hurricane milton strengthens to a category 5 storm as it heads for florida. and taylor swift becomes the world's richest female musician. hello and welcome to the programme. it's 11 in the morning in singapore, and 6am in beirut, where there have been more air strikes on hezbollah targets. the israeli military says it carried out multiple bombings and several ground incursions throughout the day. the lebanese health ministry said the strikes led to dozens of deaths, including 10 firefighters.

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welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore. the headlines. and a ground operation. as those strikes take place, israel remembers — a year after the hamas attacks that killed more than 1,200 people. in gaza, nearly 42,000 people have died since israel began its operation. we look at the humanitarian crisis on the ground. hurricane milton strengthens to a category 5 storm as it heads for florida. there are warnings it could be the worst storm to hit tampa in 100 years. and protecting the earth from dangerous flying space rocks — a mission is launched to study an asteroid system.

welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world.irmed reports that north korea has sent military forces to russia. it has also warned that north korean troops will be regarded as "legitimate targets" if they fight alongside russian forces in ukraine.

in 1993, fatih told newsday, iran gives us money and supports us, then we supply the money and arms toیار ارزشمند داشتیم لاکن مسئله حجاز مسئله دیگری است غیر مسائل است همه از. acronym in arabic for islamic resistance movement emerged out of the first palestinian intafana in 1987. it was co-founded by sheikh ahmed yasin and six others, originally as local offshoot of egypt's muslim brotherhood. on may 2nd, 1998, hamas, still a flejuling group with less than decade since its formation, paid a visit to tehran to meet the leader of the islamic revolution, ayatollah said ali khamani. "the meeting happened when almost none of the leaders of the arab world took the palestinian interfada seriously. the leader of the islamic revolution, however, had a different opinion about the struggle, the group and its leader sheikh ahmed یاسین. iran pledged financial support and provided the group with advanced military training at bases belonging to the islamic revolution guard score in iran and lebadon. it also trained palestinian engineers to manufacture weapons locally. the second palestinian inovada er

welcome to newsday on the bbc news channel, i'm steve lai.world. we begin with news that washington has confirmed reports that north korea has sent military forces to russia. speaking on wednesday, defense secretary lloyd austin warned that if north korean troops join combat alongside

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm katie silver.en killed and others are missing. north korea test—fires a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile thought to be be one of the most powerful in its armoury. washington condemns the move. and in the us presidential election, both kamala harris and donald trump are circling back to the swing states that are likely to decide the race for the white house. welcome to the programme. we begin in spain — where at least 95 people have died in flash floods that have devastated parts of the south and east. rescuers are still searching for the missing after mudslides and torrents of water swept away bridges — cars were left piled up on each other. the valencia region received a year's worth of rain in eight hours on tuesday. and as you can see, more torrential downpours and flooding is expected as the week goes on. this is the picture going into thursday and friday. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt reports. these flash floods were truly apocalyptic. 0ne town got a year's worth of rain in jus

welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai, reporting live from singapore.. large explosions light up the night sky amid concerns of a wider war. a senior leader of hamas, proscribed as a terrorist organisation by many countries — including the us and the uk, speaks to the bbc�*s international editorjeremy bowen. with the death toll rising to 200, helene is declared the deadliest hurricane to hit the us mainland since katrina. and in a historic move, the uk gives up sovereignty of the strategic chagos islands in the indian ocean. rain and gales, so stay tuned.

brothers — convicted in 1996 for murdering their parents in beverly hills — could they be welcome to newsdaysteve lai. uk prime minister sir keir starmer is at the commonwealth summit where he's facing renewed pressure from caribbean countries about the issue of reparations for the tra ns—atla ntic slave trade. a draft communique says they'll prioritise further research into reparatoryjustice. britain was pivotal to the once lucrative trade in enslaved africans. it was the world's biggest slave trading nation before abolition in the 1800s. mr starmer has been speaking to our political editor chris mason, who travelled with him to the summit in samoa. it turns out the tropical south pacific isn't always sun—kissed, but peer beyond the windscreen wipers and this small island nation oozes pride at being host to more than 50 countries. some commonwealth countries want the uk to pay up for the impact of slavery. "no" says the prime minister. i think we should be clear from the outset that the slave trade, slave practice, was abhorrent and it's very important that we start from that place and of c

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welcome to newsday, i'm katie silver. it's 103m in singapore and three in the morning in spain where at least 95 people have died in flash floods that have devastated parts of the south and east. rescuers are still searching for the missing, after mudslides and torrents of water swept away bridges. cars were left piled up on each other. the valencia region received a year's worth of rain in eight hours on tuesday. and as you can see, more torrential downpours and flooding is expected as the week goes on. this is the picture going into thursday and friday. our climate editor justin rowlatt reports. these flash floods were truly apocalyptic. one town got a year's worth of rain in just eight hours. just watch what happens to this bridge. shouting. these images have been widely shared on social media. there was little warning. one local mayor said the first flood alert was just half an hour before the torrent arrived. rescuers have been scrambling to pluck people and their pets from the surging tide of filthy water all day. j