that is coming from the foreign ministry according to reuters. well, i am joined now by lucy fisher —— joining our panellists lucy fisher and brett bruen

sirens sounding in tel aviv according to the reuters news agency and an explosion heard. an urgent appealfor $426 million in funds for lebanon. it is a nonvoting humanitarian crisis there as well. the un now launching an urgent appeal for hundreds of millions of dollars. we are of course staying with this developing story with special coverage here on bbc news about developments in the middle east so do stay with us. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let�*s return to our coverage from the middle east. let�*s go straight to our correspondence in the region. joining me now hugo bachega in beirut and from jerusalem, yolande knell. yolande knell, i will start with you because we are hearing reports, i know not where you are, but from the reuters news agency saying air raid sirens have been sounding in tel aviv and that explosions have been heard. i appreciate you may not know the details of that but just the context of why that could be significant. certainly that would — could be significant. certainly that would be _ could be significant. certainly that

let me just report what reuters news _ let me just report what reuters news agency hasjust let me justcommunication devices have exploded in lebanon. communication devices used by hezbollah have detonated across the south and in the suburbs of beirut — the south and in the suburbs of beirut. ~ , ., beirut. with this momentum october the _ beirut. with this momentum october the 1st _ beirut. with this momentum october the 1st the - beirut. with this momentum october the 1st the ground i october the 1st the ground invasion began against hezbollah and there is more to come soon. hezbollah and there is more to come soon-— hezbollah and there is more to come soon. hello. the cloud cover varies quite a bit across the uk today. some of us have had clear blue skies and for others it's been a little grey with some showers but the broad message for the rest of the week is that it will be turning a little bit drier and sunnier at least for most of us. on the satellite picture the thick rain bearing clouds to the south of us and that's because a large area of high pressure has established itself a

reuters notes that kikl's victory may turn out to be a pyrrhic one. the politician is a provocative and controversial figure under him. other leaders of the party refused to work for the funeral. if kickle cannot convince another party to work with him, it could end the fpo's hopes of forming a government and open the door to a coalition of more moderate parties, it said. in the message. also, as reported by reuters, referring to the comment of the professor of political science at the carenthia university of applied sciences, kathryn steiner hemerle, herbert kickle can follow suit. the policy of the pro-russian prime minister of hungary, viktor orbán. at stake is whether the fpo can appoint a chancellor or not. if this happens, i have to say that the role of austria in the european union will change a lot. kickl has often said that hungarian prime minister viktor orbán is a role model for him and that he will support him - the message says. like many other friends of putin, kickle and his... colleagues blame nato for the war in ukraine, writes bbc uk

reuters reported.and already on october 1, the israeli army announced in telegram that it had begun a limited operation in the south of lebanon, which targets the facilities of the lebanese hezbollah group in the border areas. tzahal launched limited, localized and targeted ground raids based on accurate intelligence against hezbollah terrorist facilities and infrastructure in south lebanon. these targets are located in villages close to the border and pose a direct threat to israeli communities in northern israel. tzahal continues to act to achieve the goals of the war and is doing everything necessary to protect the citizens of israel and ... to return the residents of northern israel to their homes, it says messages of the israel defense forces. recalling the recent speech of the iranian president during the un general assembly in new york, where he invited the leaders of the united states and the european union to sit down at the negotiating table. everything looked, well, let's say, frank, and log

we are getting more details coming in from the reuters news agency who are quoting a security official saying that the israeli ground operation will be limited. a wider operation targeting beirut is, to quote this statement, not on the table. the reuters news agency also say the same security official has said that no clashes with hezbollah forces have yet been reported in the ground operation. those two lines coming in to us about half an hour ago as well we were telling you about reports that air raid sirens had been heard in tel aviv, the most populated city in israel, and an explosion had also been heard there as well. and all of this as we are also hearing that the lebanese caretaker prime minister, najib mikati, as well as the un security coordinator for lebanon, as well as the un security coordinatorfor lebanon, have coordinator for lebanon, have launched coordinatorfor lebanon, have launched a $426 million appeal to help civilians affected by the escalating conflict. another development, now we are hearing that air raid sirens have been sounding across central israel as well. w

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there has been in a report from the reuters news agency that the reuters news agency that the americansre. as we have been hearing in this programme, many israelis are saying it is time to end the war in gaza, to bring the hostages home and to make that a priority. but others continue to support the war, and prime minister benjamin netanyahu's aim in his words to destroy hamas. we will continue to provide special coverage of these momentous events, but that is all from me and our team now in southern israel. the prime minister's top adviser sue gray has resigned from her position as downing street chief of staff. she said she was standing down because it had become clear that intense commentary around her position risked becoming a distraction to the government's vital work of change. it had recently been revealed she earned more than the prime minister. in a written statement, sir keir starmer thanked her for all the support she had given him, both in opposition and in government. our political correspondent iain watson has the latest. this is how close sue gray was to the prime minist

we're hearing from the reuter new agency —— reuters news agency that there has been an israeli attackm and 14 people have been killed, according to the palestinian health ministry —— there joining me now is sara bazoobandi. she's the managing director of the middle east risk consulting. i suppose a wider question is what is israel doing to respond to the attack that we saw from iran the other day. we heard joe biden saying the us is talking to israel about whether or not oil facilities in iran are targeted by israel. that sent up oil prices, not surprisingly. clearly, the global community's going to be very, very worried about that kind of possibility.— kind of possibility. yes, a number _ kind of possibility. yes, a number of _ kind of possibility. yes, a number of possibilities i kind of possibility. yes, a| number of possibilities for israel's attack as potential targets. military bases, the officials, nuclear sites, critical infrastructure including the oil facilities. it seems that logistically, for conducting a sophisticated, targeted, precise operation to targeted, precise oper

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reuters are reporting witnesses who say there is a massive blast.s is the actual moment of impact in the beirut city centre around ten or 15 minutes or so ago. israeli strikes hitting beirut. you can find out more on the bbc website, which updates you all the time. here, the four contenders who want to be the next tory leader gave speeches to the party conference today — a significant moment which could make or break their campaigns. have a listen to their final pitches in birmingham. sorry. sorry on behalf of the conservative parliamentary party, who let you down. we are going to have to build something new. a new conservative party. that is what i call for today. now, my vision of a conservative | britain is a britain where people| are trusted and free. for too long, politicians have hidden behind spin. for too long politicians have told the public what they wanted to hear, and then done their own thing. well, i say "enough." nick listened to them all — who won? james cleverly knocked it out of the park. that is not me speaking, that is the assess

and so now this time around, everyone has launched um more missiles and reuters has reported that the majority of the iranian missiles have been able to penetrate and infiltrate as well as i are doing this time around on like the 1st round in april with jobs reportedly the iron dome intercepted a more than 90 percent of the one in missiles. this time around. reuters said that more than 90 percent of the iranian missiles had been able to penetrate and info trade, the iron to them and had some sensitive targets including some of these weighted gas rigs and emitted mediterranean sea. so, but apart from this, this time around on like the 1st round, which have involved targeting and launching missiles from just the western borders of around this time around this large scale missile attack has been conducted from multiple. busy locations across the country, some of them from the central provinces, including the farce, province from the city of sierras, and the other from the capital one from the province. so far as donald, this has been a large scale missile attack ever conducted by the r g

we are just hearing on the reuters . just hearing on the reuters news agency that hezbollah says it usedre you are. i wonder if you are familiar with a faddy four, i am certainly not.— am certainly not. they are iranian made _ am certainly not. they are iranian made missiles. - am certainly not. they are i iranian made missiles. they have different names. they didn't start using the two or three orfour until this didn't start using the two or three or four until this stage of fighting and in that sense that says it all. for i! of fighting and in that sense that says it all. for 11 months they were attacking us with short range and only in the last two weeks, when israel started to try to attack the middle and long range they were helping and how they started using them at all and it is supposed to be between 300 and 350 kilometres with a very heavy payload and these are missiles that go 400 commenters in a very short time period, all of them supplied by iran and that is part of the challenge we face right now, both forces on the ground with the forces that come in, they had a shoal plan,

some breaking news from reuters, the israeli military are saying that the israeli navy strikes have struckructure in southern lebanon as the air strikes continue from israel into southern lebanon and also beirut after a five day pause. the latest line from reuters is the israeli military are saying it's navy has struck hezbollah infrastructure in southern lebanon. that is the situation on the ground in lebanon. let's turn to the situation on the ground in gaza. we can speak to the communications director at the communications director at the un relief and works agency for palestine refugees. give us an understanding of how many trucks are getting through into gaza compared to how many trucks you need on the ground. very little trucks are coming in. the biggest concern continues to be the situation in northern gaza, an area that has been cut off, i would say, for a whole year from receiving regular supplies and regular humanitarian assistance, and throughout the gaza strip, a drop in the ocean is what is coming in, in the face of the huge humanitarian needs. israel is claiming _ huge humani

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after the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah, reuters made these words the subject of its latest reportzbollah's writing has taken root. removing the clash secretary does not harm these roots . ronan bergman, a zionist reporter , exposed it a long time ago. 32 years ago, when the black flag was flying over the houses of beirut, when israel assassinated seyyed abbas mousavi, several top military officers of the regime. they warned us not to assassinate . hezbollah is not one person. fatemeh rahnama, sed and broadcasting news agency. arabic sermon for friday prayer it was accompanied by the simultaneous reactions of global users. the writings that have been made in praise and explanation of this friday prayer. i will deliver the sermon in arabic. global commentaries on the platforms that saw it, especially on social networks, from all over the world wrote their opinions on the statements of the leader of the revolution, most of them were written in arabic. the friday prayer sermon in balad al-haramain is in praise of the king of saudi arabia, while the friday prayer sermon in tehran is fu

reuters is reporting the uranian missile attack on israel failed and the us also with the same line,ctively supported defence of israel, the attack by iran appears to have been ineffective. so they are saying as with the april attack by iran, effectively the iron dome succeeded, that the intelligence on this incoming attack potentially helped with that warning. i haven't heard any confirmations as to how much they knew that this was coming beforehand, they have said they weren't given a formal warning by iran and the israeli army saying its aim was to kill thousands of his civilians, iran's. what people are asking now is what comes next, what voices are you hearing on that?- next, what voices are you hearing on that? well that is the question, _ hearing on that? well that is the question, and _ hearing on that? well that is the question, and as - hearing on that? well that is the question, and as we've l the question, and as we've heard from jake sullivan the national security adviser who had a little briefing at the white house earlier, spoke ahead of the main white house press brie

that is coming from the foreign ministry according to reuters.isher and brett bruen joining our panellists lucy fis so and brett bruen joining our panellists lucy fis so there �*ett bruen joining our panellists lucy fis so there are bruen israelis. so there are quite frankly— israelis. so there are quite frankly credibility challenges what — frankly credibility challenges what they have to do which is essentiat— what they have to do which is essential at this hour is they start— essential at this hour is they start getting out of the passenger seat and start getting in the driver seat because how this ship comes into— because how this ship comes into parts, comes into safer waters _ into parts, comes into safer waters ultimately will depend not so — waters ultimately will depend not so much on benjamin netanyahu, but onjoe biden, european, regional leaders across— european, regional leaders across the middle east and i think— across the middle east and i think unfortunately some of my old colleagues from the 0bama administration seems stuck in th

this is from analysts and reported by reuters. they also talk about the situation in florida, high risk state from 41 florida insurers have declared bankruptcy or have otherwise failed since 2003 were 37 have failed in the rest of the country over that same time period. found that six of the state's largest providers rejected nearly 50% of their claims in 2023 and is an unusually high figure. let's get the calls. sarah in south carolina. you are up first. caller: a comment, as i was sitting here waiting, the guest actually he said what i was going to say. i want to thank the guest for her work during hurricane katrina, because my family went through that devastating event. judas confirmed a few minutes ago that in order for the average person to get immediate assistance during an emergency disaster is to rely first on your local, second on your estate and then the national government. for some reason, all of the callers and articles i am at reading, people are downing the national government. it is the local government. that is wh

but the news agency reuters quotes an iranian army statement, saying two soldiers were killed.rned that an explosive escalation risked spiralling out of control. the us and britain both demanded iran not escalate the conflict further. the israeli government released these pictures of prime minister benjamin netanyahu and defence minister yoav gallant following the strikes from the operation room at the israel's defense ministry in tel aviv. earlier the idf spokesman daniel hagari made this statement about the air strikes. the israel defense forces has fulfilled its mission. if the regime in iran were to make the mistake of beginning a new round of escalation, we would be obligated to respond. our message is clear: all those who threaten the state of israel and seek to drag the region into wider escalation will pay a heavy price. we demonstrated today that we have both the capability and the resolve to act decisively, and we are prepared on offence and defence to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. following israel's retaliatory strike on iran overnight — let's

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since the start of that israeli ground operation, according to reuters.are also reporting that the israeli military is still assessing the damage of the strike against hezbollah strikes. you can see the latest live images from beirut as the strikes continue. and the iranian foreign minister has also been reported as saying that they still back efforts for a simultaneous gaza lebanon on ceasefire. the iranian foreign minister has also been in beirut, saying that they still want a stoppage to the fighting with hezbollah. it is dependent on a gaza ceasefire. the attacks as you can see there from those images, are continuing, both in southern lebanon and beirut where buildings have been flattened. 37 people have been killed. missiles have hit the main international road to syria, that is a key route that people have been taking to leave lebanon. our correspondent who is in tripoli, northern lebanon, gave us the latest. the lebanese authorities believe that 1.2 million people have already been displaced because of this conflict. obviously, the fear is that thi

i'll go to reuters over there again, 6 years general, andrew gray from reuters over here. yes, i know. a simple question is ukraine winning the war against russia's invasion? and what can you and need to allies do to change the reality on the battlefield? well, clearly ukraine is fighting this war of self defense. and as you know, i'm a, i'm, i'm absolutely impressed by what your brain is doing. they've shown a risk search. they've shown also with square fidgety uh they can push back the russian forces where you ask me about the situation now on the battlefield. clearly it's not easy. it's difficult. uh there is on the bottom hand to craig's army, as you know, holding on part of the course beach and the restaurant. but we also have seen vision for assist making some limits of gains on the battlefields this year. but the protest don't forget has been caustic, the recent estimates. i am guessing that probably your also of russian last has run us about a 1000 killed or wounded today. $1000.00 fields were wounded a day and there is some of the total of $500.00, a 1000 already

amid fears that the conflict could turn into a wider regionalwar, reuters is also reporting these aremoke. reuters reports that the commander of iran's quds force — who travelled to lebanon following the killing of hezbollah�*s leader last month has not been heard from since israeli strikes hit beirut last week. as attacks continue in parts of lebanon, here's our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega. overnight and the most intense israeli air strikes in this war. explosion. in the morning, more air strikes. this video appears to capture secondary explosions, a possible sign that weapons were being stored there. this place was hit about 12 hours ago and there's still smoke coming out of the rubble. there is a heavy smell in the air and there is destruction all around including some buildings far from here. i can count at least three underground floors. it's all destroyed. israel accuses hezbollah of hiding weapons among civilians, an accusation hezbollah denies. this building, residents told us, included a sweet shop. we found a bag with the name of the shop on the right, next to th

and secondly, reuters investigation has shown something like $-- 300 case of political violence in the run-up to the election. address what the federal government can do to push back against that? >> on the first part, people are looking into that. on the second point, -- >> when you say people do you mean the u.s. government? >> i hear folks are looking into it based on the stuff you guys are reporting. on the second point there, should be no place in america where we are are committing political violence. and sadly, we have seen if we look back to january 6 when that occurred in a way that was most shock and brought on because of donald trump who incite add mob, a violent mob that attacked the united states capitol where over 140 uniform law enforcement officers entered and some were killed. and where donald trump has still yet to acknowledge the travis city of that day and the political violence that occurred that day so i will say and repeat what i think most people understand in america, in a democracy we should have no room nor should we condone any political violence. in a democ

i think the most important point that the l the most important point that the reuters story makes is civilians, were on the table in discussions with israel from the earliest days that we know from the earliest days that we know from a lot of public reporting that there was consulting. there was always support for israel's right to defend itself and militarily does mental hamas, but there was also equal priority placed on mitigating civilian harm and renting up unitarian aid and we saw that from the earliest days. we appointed an abbasid or to work with just the humanitarian trinity in israel and you have seen consistent calls and engagement on concerns relating to civilian harm. just engagement on concerns relating to civilian harm-— civilian harm. just on but we are seeinu civilian harm. just on but we are seeing lebanon _ civilian harm. just on but we are seeing lebanon at _ civilian harm. just on but we are seeing lebanon at the _ civilian harm. just on but we are seeing lebanon at the moment, j civilian harm. just on but we are l seeing lebanon at the moment, is there a risk of

the syrian state media according to reuters is reporting that an air on israel's capital damascus sevenen have been killed and ii including women and children have been killed and 11 others injured. we heard in the last hour that there had been a strike on damascus. we've been seeing syria drawn into events there. the syrian state media reporting seven civilians, including women and children have been killed after a strike that hit a residential area and 11 others have been injured. let me update you on a line thatis let me update you on a line that is also been by reuters, israel has told the pentagon that israeli defence minister will not be travelling to washington for that this pentagon briefing going on right now. we can possibly dip into that if we need to. that pentagon briefing going on. we will keep you across the lines going out of that. a number of briefings at this time from the us. we have been hearing a lot after the very stark warning from benjamin netanyahu and the american administration taking questions on that. israel's military has been stepping up operations on the

there was a reuters report that we saw, um, i think in the last week, russia now sourcing a lot of its this now for moscow? and what does that mean for the rest of the defence industry? well, i mean, ithink some statistics coming out of ukraine at the moment. ukraine have lost, uh, 10,000 drones alone in the month of september. and again, information from ukraine, the russians launched 1300 drones inside ukrainian territory in september. so the reliance on drone technology, whether it's for intelligence, surveillance and gathering or whether it's used as a kamikaze style targeting capability. the russians have now realised that actually, you know, they can deter and provide force projection and significant effect inside ukraine with this capability. so now they're outsourcing and it's from the european intelligence agency that the sources came from for this reuters article. and basically outsourcing a weapons program for drones inside china. so the chinese are now in on this. and as you go back, the chinese have got a lot of experience in this because of the the dji drone and the techn

the reuters news agency reported seeing a plane land minutes earlier at the beirut airport nearby.he reuters news we're also following another developing story in the region, in the occupied west bank. an israeli air strike on a refugee camp on thursday is reported to have killed at least 1a people. the idf confirmed in a statement that it had carried out a strike in the tulkarm region and has just updated to say the strike killed a hamas commander they believe was resonsible for planning a number of attacks. video shows a chaotic scene with people gathered outside a hospital and bodies being carried into the facility, after what palestinian officials said was a strike on a refugee camp. violence has surged in the west bank since the start of the war in gaza. we'll bring you more information on both of these developing stories as it comes in. turning back to lebanon, earlier in the day, israel carried out air raids against what it called hezbollah�*s "intelligence headquarters" in southern beirut. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega sent us this report. another night in beir

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were concluded under trump, remember israel and bahrain, the emirates, sudan, morocco. look what reuters says about american bases and how they can become a target, us bases will become a target if the us joins any retaliatory measures against iran, or if israel uses iraqi airspace against tehran, they said in support. in the same strait of armus, so i think that if the americans go for such a serious intervention and... sovremennik, seagull for tomorrow, you and me, zhor, are you crazy, these are mom's things, they were once, they are not yours, and you are nobody here, do you hear, you are a puppy, just try it on your father something against yelp, you won't be able to sing so high anymore, so you needed me, only while i could sing, and now that's it. the man who was the first in the us to arm ukraine, the revelation of the former head of the cia and secretary of state to the conclusion that they want to join the eu, they want the us mike po there is hope that the russians will come to be part of this western trading system, we need to return the russians to the european, not asian mod

so far, the israelis have said to reuters they are not going to be attacking beirut with ground troops that is off the takble. frank. >> you are saying it is underwhelming and i know it is a developing story. i want to ask how does this engagement with israeli forces with hezbollah, how does this differ? >> reporter: we have been seeing this more than 20 years ago back in 2006. you talk to lebanon and every to potential goes back to the 2006 war. that when israel laid waste to lebanon. they had an incursion into lebanese territory. that was limited, just like we're hearing now. it is unclear if this is mimicking or mirroring what we saw back in 2006 or whether this is going to be much more limited or whether this is going to be even prodbroader. back in 2006, most of them were left alive. hassan nasrallah was not killed as he was on friday. it was a major deal and con fla grags and if this meets that level. it's still early hours. >> matt, i know you're there on the ground doing great reporting. we have something across the wires now. israeli military is asking a dozen southern lebanes

reuters says the plan is shares and convertible bond.ss the ongoing challenges. shares right now slightly down in the pre-market. >>> meta has reportedly carried out a new round of job cuts at its whatsapp and instagram and reality lab unit. meta says changes have been made to a few teams, including moving some to different locations and shifting some employees to different roles. meta has reportedly fired some employees in los angeles for using their $25 meal credits to instead buy personal household items. >>> and the wall street journal reporting elon musk has tapped a long-time aide and confident to oversee the tesla operations in north america and europe. the journal says he is now a vice president in charge of sales and manufacturing. the move comes as tesla faces increasing competition and fading consumer demand in the two regions. frank. >> interesting. a lot of the competition with electric vehicles, especially overseas in europe and in asia. i know you are an electric vehicle driver. >> i am. >> i've been thinking about it. i'v

i told the reuters news agency that many 5 just had been using old a page, a models that wouldn't cost effective law. so according to the sol stays the groups fixed line, telephone network is still working. and then there are, as well as why the results is the us as the groups biggest back to iran, provides hundreds of millions of dollars in weapons. in training each year, yvonne could respond by mounting its own attacks or calling on allied militias in yemen, syria and iraq to take their own actions against israel did finalize. israel says it has destroyed thousands of hezbollah, me solve in recent strikes, and the groups weapons that posed it had been in. but last year the us estimated that has got a, had a $150000.00 is sold. the group could also have a quite more during the past year has but as remaining also is enough to pose a challenge to as well as modern um to missile defense systems. the groups estimated long range missile also is thought to remain largely, i'm used. what any to be deployed to make it through is miles dispense systems. they did it cities like to leave, or som

and that's when this way of killed the reuters to and honestly some of the law. and again, in november, killed 2 journalists, working for a panel, rob pro iranian, that was my opinion, both costa. and then we're having to israel continues to hit targets across to that, but not including the capital by roots where you are, give us the latest on the situation. or yes it was. you have to know that that's nice here and be route as is why it continues to strike. what he says is his beloved for structure and the southern suburbs of the woods, but also bumping elsewhere across the southern and east and live. and on some reports. this morning suggest that more than 100 as well in the air strikes have been recorded across the country in the last 24 hours. and in return has been said 8 conducted 27 minutes reopen nations against is right in the targets. this is becoming a daily routine as to what escalates between is playing and has below. we're clearly noticing that the closer we get as, as, as you know, as we get closer to the expected this, right? you need retaliation o

reuters reported that iran warned america in advance of the attack on israel and although the us officially. the regime that has escaped the control of the us and europe wants to do something against our sovereignty, an operation several times stronger than today will follow. israel promises to respond to iran, but in the meantime continues to strike hezbollah positions in lebanon, as well as areas near the syrian-iraqi border where supporters of the slain nasrol are active. the israeli ambassador to the un on... a trolley with armored vehicles was destroyed in the sumy region, and the transfer of reinforcements was recorded by intelligence. large-scale exercises of the strategic missile forces are ending in the orenburg region . more than 3,000 people participated. the servicemen completed several important tasks. one of them was to search for the group saboteurs. drones were used for detection, among other things. another goal is to develop methods of protection against air attacks. persecution of orthodoxy in ukraine, organization of coups, billions for kiev at kiev's expense, what is mi

last year in october, it was the most prominent case where several journalists were injured and a reuters journalist i saw am abolla, was killed in south lebanon at the time. israel said it would investigate the incident. israel also said that this incident took place in an active combat area. and later on, unit full launched the un peacekeepers and loving on. they launched their own investigation into the incident and they said that there was no active combat for 40 minutes in that area. at the time of the strike a year on, there's still no accountability for that incident that we mentioned. and the committee to protect journalist have said that it was likely quote, a targeted strike. and i saw it's not the only journalist uh that is in this tally. there's 5 other 5 journalists in total that have been killed since the conflict escalated with lab and on from october of last year. cuz they owe 100, i mean sorry, 11 on says my law hezbollah, of course. yeah. cuz they owe 100. thank you very much for bringing us up to date and all those details on more shopping use coming through to us today

the co telling reuters the airlines will have to go down.rns will likely come in january and february. taking a look at shares of ryanair, down more than half a percent. boeing shares down just about a quarter of a percent as well. we're going to take one more look at u.s. futures before we let you go. the s&p has been pretty flat. the dow off of its lows from earlier. looks like it would open up 20 points higher, nasdaq, 20 points higher. that does it for us on "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" starts right now. >>> good morning. stocks futures are mixed after a slight pullback yesterday. 300 plus points. we're aquarting quarterly results. united airlines announced a $1.5 billion share buyback. now its flight attendants union is blasting the move. we'll have an interview with the president of that union sara nelson and the ceo of united scott kirby. >>> and a new report on how much elon musk is pouring into donald trump's campaign. it's wednesday, october 16th, 2024. "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning, everybody, and welcome

in addition to the world's leading news agencies, such as reuters and france, which even before the start of the ceremony, the presence of millions of people in this political devotional mirror, covered many of the world's leading television channels, including cn, bbc, sky news, al jazeera. al-mayadeen and... al-manar interrupted their regular programs and broadcast the statements of the commander-in-chief directly . in addition to broadcasting part of the friday prayer sermons, the english bbc included this news in its main program and made this event a show of authority. the leader of iran interpreted after the threats of the zionist regime . bbc also cited the words of the supreme leader of the revolution and reported that iran's attacks had a wide impact on the statements of the leader of the revolution in the turkish media. the media of this country highlighted most of the unifying part of the leader's statements and emphasized by quoting him: if israel in if the war in gaza and lebanon succeeds, it will be the turn of other countries. the nawaz juma ceremony in tehran and the sermo

in addition to the world's leading news agencies, including reuters, associated press and france, which even before the start of the ceremony, the presence of millions of people in this political religious mirror covered the video, many of the world's leading television channels from including cn, bbc, sky news, al-jazeera al-mayadeen and...

this was reported by reuters, citing sources in the lebanese security forces.ording to hashem safiedin, who was called the successor of the murdered hassan nasarly, it does not communication since friday. since midnight on saturday, according to lebanese media, the israeli air force has struck sixteen cities and towns, including beirut. the idf press service reported that it attacked the hezbollah headquarters, in turn, the fighters.

liz: that's reuters reporting that.tenney thank you so much. >> i'm going to vote republican down ballot, and i'm going to do it every year, until someone does something about this problem. i've reached out to who i thought would help me, because i'm a life long democrat and i got nothing but pushback and called a liar. i'm not saying migrants because there are plenty of migrants here legally trying to do the right thing. this invasion of bad people, criminals, with guns, it can't be allowed to continue. liz: that was former aurora, colorado resident cindy romero. she said she had to flee her apartment because of crimes and violence by the transnational lethal gang out of venezuela. talking shoot-outs, home invasions, multiple people in aurora say they witnessed increasing gang crime and violence. they all support legal immigration. joining us now, the mayor of miami francis suarez. your honor, great to see you. what do you make of the story? what are you seeing in miami? >> well, immigration has to be legal and orderly

reuters estimates the number of rockets at 200. in any case, some of them penetrated the iron dome air defense system. this is the moment when the dome was breached in the tel avik area. at the same time, the air raid alarm has already been cancelled and the skies are open to civil aviation. earlier, it was reported that a russian sukhoi superjet on the sochi-tel aviv flight abruptly changed course over the mediterranean sea. promises iran a much larger response . biden, from the white house, ordered his military to intercept iranian missiles. tehran announced that the shelling was carried out on the orders of iran's supreme leader ayettala hamini. this is a response to the israelis' killing last week of the hamas leader, deputy head of iran's elite guard corps, and the head of the lebanese hezbollah movement. lebanon was the target of an israeli invasion a day ago. ground operation air raids. the victims of which are lebanese civilians. the russian foreign ministry strongly condemned attack on lebanon and called on israel to withd

commander-in-chief vysovusyrsky orders troops to go into deep defense, reuters reports. the ukrainian army will not try to retake the territory, it will at least try to hold its positions. general 200 said that he himself is in the trenches in the pokrovsky area. this is what they look like now ukrainian fortifications. retreating, the militants hide in trenches that are unable to protect. many troops, here in the area where we are, forces are concentrated so as not to allow pokrovsk, the next largest city from us, to fall under russian control. on the kurakhovsky front, fighting is taking place in the center of maksimilyanovka. marines, moving in small groups, are clearing out strongholds in abandoned houses. aircraft are providing fire support from the air. pilots destroyed a hangar with ammunition and armored vehicles near the village of razliv. a special operation fap-300 tsar bomb was dropped on the target. the fighters of the thirty-third motorized rifle brigade dismantle a camouflaged dugout with precise drops. in an interview with the german tv channel welt. they

25, with what attitude volunteers go to serve in russia, journalists from the international agency reuters saw. a report was released from a training ground in the rostov region, where fighters are being trained. everyone with whom the correspondents talked, they answered, for them it is a matter of honor, the monetary payments are decent, but this is far from the main thing. i said that i decided to sign the contract, my relatives, my parents, children all supported me. everyone said well done, that i made the right decision, work at the plant is also a noble cause, well, i am a man after all, i think that i will be more useful there than here, i will say for an hour that i made the right choice, vladimir putin congratulated the president of tajikistan imamali rahmon on his birthday by telegram, appreciated his contribution to development of strategic partnership, the kremlin also reports that in the coming days , talks between the leaders of the two countries will take place in moscow. after the commercials, we will tell you about the mariinsky's tour in china, and also congratulate the

reuters reported earlier that human rights lawyers in germany asked the berlin court to overturn the decision of the country's government. according to politico, these complaints were filed due to the actions of the zionist regime in violating human rights by targeting civilians in gaza. indians also expressed their solidarity with the people of gaza. during the solidarity day ceremony with the palestinian people in new delhi, the capital of india, protesters condemned the crimes, genocide and disregard of the international laws of the zionist regime. with symbolic bloody bandages in the arms of indian mothers, the daily scenes of the mothers of the lost palestinian children were displayed in new delhi. america gives weapons to israel to kill innocent people. unfortunately, military equipment has been sent to this country from india. we condemn this action of the administration. enough of the war, we want peace and stop sending military equipment to israel. it was one of the most important slogans of the supporters of the palestinian people in gentermandter street of the indian capit

sources tell reuters. openai is trying to solve the shortage of nvidia chips, which dominate the artificial intelligence market. well, plans have been unveiled to build a five story affordable housing complex at the site of the ghost ship warehouse in oakland's fruitvale district. that warehouse burned down back in 2016, in a tragic, deadly fire. these renderings here show what it could look like in the future. the complex will be built over an empty lot and have two existing buildings. now, the proposed building would be 60ft tall, about 76,900ft!s, with 71,000ft!s dedicated for housin. the building would offer 58 units for households that earn up to 80% of the area median income. it's part of the nonprofit organization's efforts to revitalize the fruitvale neighborhood. >> sad news from the 40 niners defensive back charvarius ward announced the death of his one year old daughter, imani joy. ward posted to instagram, saying in part, she overcame adversity at a young age and was always happy lighting up ev

i'm just seeing the latest from the pentagon in front of me with reuters saying "pentagon officials havetified by israel about the hamas leader's potential death and we are awaiting updates." that's from defence officials in the us. president biden is also being kept right up to date as you would expect. let's try to find out more of the detail about what has happened in the last few hours. i've been speaking to a senior fellow at the foundation for defence and democracy. jonathan conricus is a senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies and a former spokesperson for the israel defense forces. he told me what his contacts say has happened there are very high levels of confidence in the fact that it was indeed yahya sinwar. there is also quite a lot of surprise, according to what i understand so far, this wasn't anything like how israel took out many of the other terrorists in the region, hassan nasrallah and many others, based on intel and a targeted elimination. this appears to have been more fortunate. it's been said in the past, i've said it, that sinwar and the other t