shelton, who's ranked 19th in the world, won 7—6, 6—3 over fifth seed paul.ican marcos girone in the semifinal, after he beat canadian felix augur—allisassime 6—1, 6—4. in other tennis news, 22—time grand slam champion rafael nadal says the australian open injanuary is his most realistic option for a return to action. nadal hasn't played since losing in the second round in melbourne nearly a year ago and underwent hip surgery injune. the 37—year—old has returned to training but says the lingering pain is preventing him from putting an exact date on a return. translation: i'm not training without pain- _ translation: i'm not training without pain. i— translation: i'm not training without pain. i am _ translation: i'm not training without pain. i am in _ translation: i'm not training without pain. i am in less - translation: i'm not training without pain. i am in less painl translation: i'm not training . without pain. i am in less pain and are used to be, but i'm still in town. however, it allows me to do more things eventually. things would be different if i

korda saw off shelton in 3 sets. of the us open last month but it was korda who prevailed 6—7, 6—2, 7—6. the world number 26 into his first ever masters 1000 semi—final. he'll face polands hubert hurkatch next. and finally, the draw has been made for group stage of the delayed 2023 africa cup of nations in ivory coast next year. holders senegal have drawn cameroon in group c, where they will also face neighbours the gambia and guinea. you can find all the details on our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. have been experiencing unseasonably warm weather but across the bulk of england and wales it's overcast, outbreaks of rain heavy at times. this is the weather front and once it clears away, that colder weather will sweep in from the north. so still a very mild morning in the south, the mid—teens. and then it's difficult to summarise the weather through friday across england and wales because it will change quite a bit from heavy rain to sunny spe

korda saw off shelton in 3 sets. of the us open last month but it was korda who prevailed 6—7, 6—2, 7—6. the world number 26 into his first ever masters 1000 semi—final. he'll face polands hubert hurkatch next. and finally, the draw has been made for group stage of the delayed 2023 africa cup of nations in ivory coast next year. holders senegal have drawn cameroon in group c, where they will also face neighbours the gambia and guinea. you can find all the details on our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. well, so far this month, many parts of the country have been experiencing unseasonably warm weather but now the transition to something colder is upon us and before that happens, a lot of rain through the early hours across many parts of england and wales. the colder weather has already reached scotland and northern ireland. the colder winds are coming in from the north, so clearer spells here and colder in the morning, but across the bulk of eng

shelton, who is ranked 19th in the world won 7—6, 6—3 over fifth seed paul.e australian open injanuary is his most realistic option for a return to action. nadal hasn't played since losing in the second round in melbourne nearly a year ago and underwent hip surgery injune. the 37—year—old has returned to training, but says the pain is preventing him from putting an exact date on a return. translation: i am not training without pain, i i'm in less pain than i used to be, but i'm still in pain. however, this pain allows me to do more and more things eventually. things would be different if i had zero pain, i could give you a date for my return if i had zero pain because i would have time now former british number one emma raducanu says her provoking and challenging questions could explain why she has had a high turn over of coaches. the 2021 us open winner split with her fifth coach in two years injune, and is yet to confirm a new one, after having surgery on both wrists and her ankle. her sights are set on clawing back up the rankings, but she also has but par

joining him in the next round is fellow american, ben shelton, who beat japan's taro daniel, 3-6, 6-4en semi—finalist — struggled with his serve in the opening set, and had to dig deep to get back into the contest. the number two seed, casper ruud, is also through, after beating japan's yosuke watanuki, 7—6, 6—3. elsewhere, there were wins for alex de minaur and diego schwartzman. england have confirmed a clean bill of health, as they prepare to take on defending champions, south africa, in the rugby union world cup semi—finals on saturday. it's four years since the springboks beat them, to lift the trophy injapan. england haven't been totally convincing in the campaign so far. our sports correspondent andy swiss is in paris. they struggled in their warm—up games, and yet here they are, they are in the world cup semifinals, and you do get the sense that their coach steve borthwick has used that criticism as a motivating tool with his players. that said, his players know they will need more than just a siege mentality on saturday. they certainly looked pretty relaxed in training, earli

the w is lucio shelton and brussels. thank you. so the attack by hum austin israel's response, have inflamed emotions around the world. here's, we'll look at some of the places where the conflict has brought people onto the streets. especially please on board sides. in new york city, supporters of israel and the palestinians just meet there's a part released lined up, trying to keep the opposing sites separated. the good not to do but we have right now. we are made to be subject to the impression of subjugation with the man, the man and occupations with a man filling the fields in london at the group. but if the mean value protest is holding hands to express all the data d for the cause. that's why i couldn't have eyes. my voice was the was of the world we want, please. we want to do is to get the, we don't want to keep this all the enough enough enough. here. do things got heated the mazda, but the good news train has been shrunk for you across the world, into lea, indonesia, australia, belk, jim, emotions are teaching. and we're

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paul shelton foot who is academic and commentator joins us. paul sheltonfoot welcome to the program. we're looking at what has unfolded there in the gaza strip uh but in particular we're looking and this my question to you the way that the the narrative is trying to be uh on the is. side making israel victim and shielding it uh from uh perhaps the massackers that are taking place because of its so-called right to defend itself, which many say when the us or its allies say that it means to continue with its uh with this bombing campaign, do you see it that way first of all and how do you see uh this uh conflict at this point uh moving to now the 15th day with uh so many casualties that have accured? as usual, unfortunately the mainstream american media is tightly censored, uh, average america does not see all the videos that you can see if you go to places like x or linked in, you don't see the uh, the lack of uh fuel for incubators and hospitals, you don't see all the people dying on the streets and the the one that fascinated. me the most, wa

the heavy rains there in the region. officials say nearly 4000 people are now living in temporary shelton's i called it was president, has announced that remove? well as to senior security officials, campbell also expelled the prison's direct up and the head of the police investigations unit. that's off to o. 7 suspects. employ cases in the assassination of a presidential candidate was killed in prison. fernando relevant trends. it was shocked in august while campaigning and presidential elections and investigation and to echo as prisoners agencies or 7 launched the hello dan. this is al jazeera piece of the headlines is, well, has launched more strikes. the goal is to see in the last hour and is really striking the location in gauze right next to zeros bureau. so far more than 230 palestinians have been killed nearly a 1700. you have been wounded hospitalization. unfortunately, we struggling with severe shortages of medical supplies and equipment. meanwhile, inside israel gone backwards all continuing and have been for hours between spices and there's really forces. moments ago, rockets we

follow this, we have of course a to see and they will meet later this afternoon, the w as lucy, a shelton in brussels. thank you. so the attack by hum austin israel's response, have inflamed emotions around the world. here's, we'll look at some of the places where the conflict has brought people onto the streets. especially please on both sides. in new york city, supporters of israel and the palestinians just meet there's a part released lined up, trying to keep the opposing sites separated. the good not to do but we have right now. we are made to be subject to the oppression of subjugation with the man the man an occupation with a man who lives in london at the pro. but if the mean value protest is holding hands to express solid data d for the cause, that's why i couldn't have eyes. my voice was of the world we want, please. we want to do is to get the. we don't want to keep this, although that's enough enough enough to do things. got heated. i mean the mazda, but the good news train has been shot for you across the world, into lea, to indonesia, australia, belgium, emotions are teaching

he made the comment after meeting german chancellor, olaf shelton, tennessee. after they're told schultz was forced to take cover when air raid sirens signed it. while he was boarding his plane to travel onwards to egypt, he was later april to continue his journey. german leader was in israel in a show of support for the country, lending into love, eve germantown slowly, charles called it a visit to friends in difficult times during talks with is rarely prime minister benyamin, antonia who he express condolences to israel, but also concern over a broadening of the conflict. is this me a vision to should you said it's important for me to say this today should be this difficult time in all clarity, tortuga show many history or historical responsibility originating from the holocaust. what makes it all duty to protect the existence and security of israel? so just a minute ago, to my government, assuming everything in its power to ensure that this conflict does not escalate, it is essential to prevent a conflagration in the region. the german chancellor pledge that

shelton, congratulations on becoming the 11 archivist of the united. your immense highly qualified with a sterling record of service, a clear commitment to preserving our nation's unique history, and a respect for this country's founding principles. i can't wait for the next generation of stories that be housed within these walls under your leadership. thank you so much congratulations. thank you very much, dr. biden. and thanks again for being with also in our audience is the 14th librarian of congress dr. carla hayden. we're all right. as. we get ready to have the chief justice the oath. i do want to say a couple words about our honoree here today, dr. colleen shogan. we've said the 11th archivist of the united states. she happens to be the first woman archives as well, thanks to president joe and the us senate. thank you, senator capito. she's a proud native of pittsburgh. she's a recognized. well being from detroit. i can relate to that prior to appointment, she was senior vice president, director of the david m rubinstein at the white historical w

shelton reached the semi finals of the us open last month but it was korda who prevailed 6-7, 6-2, 7-r 26 into his first ever masters 1000 semi—final. over in zhengzhou, the capital of east central china's henan province. no 4 seed ons jabeur needed five match points to see off the challenge of lucia bronzetti in the second round of the bank of communications zhengzhou open, she came through 6—3, 7—6 injust under 2 hours. however, the tunisian was forced to withdraw from her eighth quarterfinal of the year due to a knee injury. that means daria kasatkina will go straight to the semifinals via walkover after the no 8 seed saw off wild card bai zhuoxuan 6—2, 6—4. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. many of those who live in gaza are descended from those who left or forced out of their home of what is now israeli territory in 19118. after that after that the un agency unwra was set up for palestinian refugees. there are about 300 facilities they run in gaza, schools, clinics,refugee camps, which are now overwhelmed with people fleeing the bombing. in the al shifa hospi

we going to cross over to california and talk to paul shelton of is academic and a commentator.hu saying what are you doing uh you really care about us or not and so the result of all this crisis is we're learning who's on what side and what really matters and these people are these settlers are shocked that uh they don't really matter either. uh and also in this country we've had thousands of american jews. what the what the uh the news isn't telling you is who's not demonstrating okay uh paul are you with us you got caught off there intermittently are you with us still looks like we lost all shut and put there unfortunately we'l have to get him back let's move on with this palestinian ambassador to the un has called on the security against palestinian people, treat us as human beings, with the respect we deserve, we are not sub-human beings, we are not from another planet, we are exactly like each and every one of you, we are humans, human beings, treat us in this manner with respect we deserve, show respect for: our inherent dignity, not in words, but in deeds, in action, and

even those residents taking shelton refugee council punts escape utah is they kill innocent people. in 5 days we have witness phones on houses, rooms and square offices in the streets. as i speak with you guys running out of water and electricity. in fact, uh, gas up is being strong built on. it seems that the walls right now as of stuff. it's the magnitude view and was about to deteriorate. thank you. monetary and crisis in gaza resources that you just bought a crossing into that region remains close.

of the abyss, even those residents taken shelton and refugee council confiscated do atrocities. they kill innocent people in 5 days. we have witness. ponds on the houses of the roof. and slips is in the street. for the border crossing between the southern gauze in egypt is still not open despite promises to allow a into gaza and that refugees out without information, according to all 2 sources who are involved in mediation efforts between israel and the palestinians. also head place is one of the places where i must milton and since the 1st.

suddenly ceased to be willing criminals who escaped the newer and the trials of the gallows, who shelton heil hitler, and smelt and civilians. now become courageous galleries, freedom scientists save us of the fatherland. now the grandchildren, great grandchildren, much proudly through the streets of town in riga, key of the of, of the small sticking flag, some torches in hand, and now bundled as best that he is a public holiday. and wait on the soldiers or aggressors repast and occupies the monuments to occupies, must be destroyed. and he arose with swastikas and glorified. alas, that's the reality of today's civilized. you're unable to consider themselves power to bend civilization, or even in modern poland. in the spring of 2016 in poland, this includes institute of national remembrance which investigates the communist regimes crimes published a list of $502.00 monuments to be destroyed, the kind of institute memory, and least we can only assume that the crime with the memories poland from the nazis this is josie. josie. two's a man who asked him to come to the rooster phobic hysteria

american ben shelton has won his first atp tour title at the japan open.—5, 6—1 in tokyo. the victory will move him up to a career—high of 15th in the men's rankings tomorrow. and grace harris smashed a new women's big bash league record score of 136 not out off 59 balls as brisbane heat beat perth scorchers by 50 runs. harris also hit a record 11 sixes in her innings — including one with a broken bat. in less than half an hour, the us grand prix will get under way at the circuit of the americas in austin in texas. forjust the third time this season, ferrari's charles leclerc will start from pole. he'll be hoping to make a better get away than he did in last night's sprint race where he was overtaken by lewis hamilton at the second corner. world champion max verstappen won with ease, but repeating the feat might be a little more difficult as a mistake in qualifying means he's starting from sixth. right behind verstappen on the grid are the two alpeen cars of pierre gasly and esteban ocon. they're hosting rory mcilroy and the ryder cup in their garage this

so it is important that my correspondent type of shelton stock told us that what has to happen before sweden states our membership can be confront as well. of course, it was a really big deal that secretary journal souls and berg is visiting sweden just at the time that turkey, the turkish president, erewhon has finally submitted the ratification been to the parliament. as we know this has been something this we've been has been waiting on for well over a year some neighboring finland get into the lions already. so still timber was already coming to attend an industry for him here in stock. com. and it just happens to be really good timing that everyone finally went through with this. as you said, of secretary general stilton berg, cold turkey. again, the time is now because of course it is not necessarily a done deal. you need the turkish parliament to ratify it, and then as i understand it from swedish officials, it will go back to president air to one. yet, one more time. it still needs one more push from eric to want to finally get sweden india alliance. so the swedes are definite

there was no safety anywhere else. octo home was destroyed when moving from shelter to shelton really don't know where to go. i do not see any safe place in gaza. and i don't know whether our presence in our ship a hospital will make any difference to them or not, because we know very well that these relatives i was stressed to us and we must be wary of them. well, meanwhile, the desolate garza has reached 1900, including at least $600.00 children. many palestinians are missing and could be trumped. under the rubble of destroyed buildings, a group ought to run a showed us the aftermath of the stripes. posting an old house that was the door slid down. they spied is really a risk drive. that's hallie, they've done this, but also the queue. lang, inside this tell people, sources say that at least 15 people i be do inside this home and many other, several others are not know their fates are not. no, unfortunately, most likely they are inside on this level of they destroyed building by they really water planes based. how was the home? oh oh, nothing mentally. and this i was on the out this

there was no safety anywhere else . octo home was destroyed when moving from shelter to shelton really don't know where to go. i do not see any safe place in gaza and i don't know whether our presence in our ship a hospital will make any difference to them or not. because we know very well that these rarely, as i was stressed to us and we must be wary of them, a humanitarian court or is needed to provide aid for those injured in gaza. that's according to the world health organization director general view and official said he has agreed with adoption officials to provide the necessary medical assistance for those in need and does a as well as asking for the 2nd cord or to supply palestinians with water and means of sanitation, like as a health ministry spokesperson has condemned israel is actions to are those injured in the palestine. that is lately i've taken much of these rather to patient is committed to really mostly cussing guys a they look it in thousands of civilians. emotional, those exemption hospitalized as boot significant pressure on the health care system . as all the avai

fighting for a long, long time. all right, thank you so much for that, we do appreciate it, that's paul shelton foot, academic and political commentator there, thank you. moving on, the israel crimes against palestinians have shown no sign of abading the palestinian resistance movement, tomas says the regime has assassinated one of its imprisoned members. hamas that israel tortured omar. dragma to death, the resistance group said the regime bears full responsibility for the death of the 58-year-old palestinian. dragma was arrested following the recent military operation carried out by hamas against israel on. up with the seventh. israel wages its disproportionate war on gaza. it is trying to put out the fires on multiple fronts. there's a situation in the occupied west bank, the possibility of dealing with hezbollah militarily and the resistance fronts. then you have the media narrative that is trying to control and the protests that are destroying its fake image. these are all natural consequences of exercising an apartite regime which may constitute an existential threat to israel. israel's w

i misunderstood what the told what came shelton net of understood the origin and it was little dark. we hadn't read it, so it actually sits in, of course, with us to get in for it and it was doing in house and i'm in your smart, somewhat like we shift. so the name adults nice to fully spent a lot. so there's to some of the kids to move. so sort of in the doors you, i'm interested in, you'll see a check number 7 allows you to see more solid waste the to bring us into loud because you're, you'll be blacked dyslexia dice them in one or towards engine loud enough. well, you'll be protective that you're not on donnie. and i said i would just do the $290.00. she's going to learn a swing, which in kindergarten, the slave forget or to the, the old squire. he's much so, but that's the way it is. but the problem is that there wasn't any confusion inside. they say the community, you know what happened after the after the 7. okay. and the government, the government, but this would be part of what they want. it's gonna take them all this from the sides. nobody is to read the we'd be finishing 1st

means this is a black candle , stevenson wrote this, and there is some dialogue between young richard sheltonis shelton to this lollis, spitet, they say , you showed me everything, showed me your cave, and what loveles says to this, i ask you to take this phrase as applicable to william burse, which means so, my dear dick, if my bottle were empty my mouth would be dry, i would rob you, dear child, this is as true as the fact that i love you, respect you , admire you, can you say it more clearly? no, you see, this is such a combination of incongruous things, yes, he is worried, but he is a bureaucrat, he forced to be a bureaucrat, he may have wanted to be different, but pragma forces him to act exactly the way he does, i fundamentally disagree, burns is a very complex person, i spent not a single day, not a single interview , i reviewed all the photographs in his various situations, i came to the conclusion that he is complicated precisely by the presence of an internal conflict , some kind of traumatization, in almost all interviews, first of all, they exhaust him, it is generally difficult f

the w is lucio shelton and brussels. thank you. so the attack by hum austin israel's response, have inflamed emotions around the world. here's, we'll look at some of the places where the conflict has brought people onto the streets. please on both sides in new york city, supporters of israel and the palestinians just meet there's a part released lined up trying to keep the opposing sites separated. the could not do. but we have right now, we were made to be subject to the impression of the occupations with the man, similar themes in london at the group, but as the new rally protest us holding hands to express solid data d for the cause. that's why i couldn't have eyes. my voice was the loss of the world we want. please we want to do is to get the we don't want to keep this all the enough enough enough to do things got heated the.

move in from shelter to shelton. we really don't know where to go. i do not see any safe place in gaza and i don't know whether our presence in our ship a hospital will make any difference to them or not. because we know very well that these rarely, as i was stressed to us and we must be wary of them. because a base journalist, us on our come all says the despite as well as claims that is targeting how much it's mostly civilians who are victims of these really attacks without this supposed to go the length of the stage after i'm funny because the odd it'd be have be, are you ready to get from the road as they have been through each other inside the because that includes all design the just hearing to hear you get a loan thing and the just to hear that the whole building on towers events of the colors this throwing all the time, they see that the, this is the same for the same stuff. fine with the dis, they don't have any chance to survive. and from the cover on i get is, is there any i vision against the? is that evenings all the same? does it aside

the heavy rains there in the region. official say nearly 4000 people are now living in temporary. shelton's i called it was president, has announced the remove, well as to senior security officials. campbell also expelled the prison's direct that and the head of the police investigations unit. that's off to o. 7 suspects. and for the cases in the assassination of a presidential candidate were killed in prison. fernando event of in transit was shocked in august while campaigning and presidential elections. an investigation into equity was presented agencies or savings launched. the .

so shelton killed trina while she was on the assignment in jeanine last year. wiles, wife, daughter, son, grandson. what killed and as striking a refugee camp in central gaza on wednesday, a place they had left the home for a place they believed to be safe. despite the tragedy, while his pledge to keep reporting on his rails bore on gauze. no doubt it would not stock me from doing my duties no matter what the price without paying the voice of. i'll just hear my voice will continue to tell the truth. in a few minutes, i will go live on air. shame on the story of the occupation forces. small women and children have been killed in this more than man or even competence. hospitals schools refugee comes in a palm and books. i've been raised to the ground and relentless is rarely a tax journalist, have been victims to and less than 3 weeks. 20 full media workers have been killed . 20 of them palestinians, according to the committee for the protection of journalists in the face of such a violence as anywhere in gauze of safe for any one. we'll be discussing this with, i guess in a moment. bu

shots, the large number of people who are seeking shelter in europe, some of whom actually receive shelton, europe because they also fulfill the norms and standards and rules that we've set up, but there are many, many more who do not comply or who do not actually fulfill these rules. and therefore, it's important to make sure that, and at every level we do the us most in order to ensure that irregular migration can, to europe in germany is limited. that we just have to control and manage this up to as a group of states. and that we maintain the control instead of losing it. i knew there was no kind of, it's just one of the ultimate the hall challenges is really possible to protect the external borders of the european union. and we will support those states that are too forgiving on that is out of boundary. and we will make sure that you're a p and institutions also contribute smoke and we will give them the legal tools that they need in order to do so. and one of the great reforms that is now becoming reality is the reform of the joint european asylum system. and at this point, i would li

followed heavy rains in the region. officials say nearly 4000 people are now living in temporary shelton's i'm going to see cause and democratic republic of congo has sentenced a member of parliament to death on challenges of treason and involvement in the m 23 rebel movement. below f. edward long. what good showed you was not present at the sentencing denounced the trial is based on ethnic hatred. the death penalty is often honda down and they all say, but has not been applied for 20 is under systematic take from your said to lock them. prison. i go to as president, has announced the removal of 2 senior officials of 2. 07 suspects. implications in the assassination of a presidential candidate. were killed in prison and the prisoners agency says 6 were killed in a jail in the port city of guy a q and another and key to fernando. they live in 100 is shaw. so in august, while campaigning for presidential elections, the anti corruption activist wants that he'd been receiving death threats, presidents game or law services, the prisoners direct for on the head of the police investigations unit

even those residents taking shelton refugee council. ponce gave utah is the q, innocent people. in 5 days we have witnessed phones on houses, roots and square pieces in the streets. as i speak with you guys running out of water and electricity. in fact, uh, gas up is being strong built on. it seems that the walls right now as a lot of stuff, its money to view and warrens about the deteriorate thing, humanitarian crisis thing, gaza resources that you just bought. a crossing into that region remains closed because these rails preventing a life saving aid from entering the policy new territory. i don't think this makes any sense. like this. this is one of the places where i must smell and took the 1st last such a day, entering people's houses, killing civilians, women, children, entire families inside their homes is very sole, just remove explosives, apparently punted by her boss. and that's how near the cause of boulder passes. they search for possible casualties. the . this has gone 70. i'm here in moscow on monday. this is off to international with the latest world news. thanks

conflict in the middle east has been something center this weekend, ukrainian forces have once again, shelton, yes, concluding civilian arrogance. the strikes are believed to of cost a gas explosion with severely damaged residents. homes are t correspond to steve sweeney is in the republic. stone, yet city has come under attack once more around 1 pm on saturday, a us home. let me solve these on to write on this house. smashed into this house behind me completely, destroy it. now luckily, this house was empty 6 on the residential street. as you can see, there is no minute c presence here, but the house next door was also damaged in the attack. we had to look inside. there was a muscle. it exploded later, right there by to the services they took it out of the me. so i was with landed impact is yeah, this house is destroyed essentially. yeah. what we heard is we were sitting in our room and there was like a beat myself. bang and our windows crashed and the roof fell down. and what do we did? we ran outside to see what happened and we see that our neighbors house is basically burning, and there w

shots lawyer blindly raheem who was 4 months pregnant at the time, according to a husband situation, shelton and jerry and public and the officer was initially suspended. although he did deny all the charges against him. oh not jimmy. it's just one of many nations where the death penalty is still illegal. according to the state, international us is among the top 5 countries in terms of the number of death row executions. we spoke with collins with a global affairs analyst. it says the debate should focus on the issue of capital punishment itself and not where it's happening on the costs of done. it should be extended to old countries. it doesn't work that way. uh, coverage is damaged, made to is this with that as indeed, mathis this or we're not interested in my yeah. oh, you don't know. i've seen the production yet. is that the is, is, uh it's, i would rather have failed to be effective in the event in that room. and so what i do certainly, maybe, you know, does this or something in my direct did the best to be still close on the top of the appointment? it's so i'm not going to whip it this

it may have been hit several houses holding gaza says you have become a shelton to from the people hoping to escape the continuing bombardment. that's off the is the residence of the city and surrounding areas and back you a so the, so the the, the the, the, the who, the from the as i have been transferred to another house until the 1st by the will help organizations are the general have sent them the incident. this attack is, is well, this is a 5 was for since 2008 according to the policy, the civil defense, the image 20 hours before they've signed what claimed the lives of at least 800 people . this is when the i'll ask for the customer. so look like this video posted online was found vine offices to also report to the died in this s strike. it says found laser tubing and seeking refuge in the hospital. they got more details on the top from on the corner for the majority of the news, talking about the anger happening in the middle east. and everybody in the middle east is actually very angry of what happening and our president, the, i'm looking for that bus to listen to jordan. he was a

even those residents taken shelton and refugee council confiscated do atrocities. they kill innocent people in 5 days. we have witness. ponds on houses and the roof and swamps is in the street for the roof of border crossing between. so the guys in egypt is still not open to despite pharmacists to allow aid into gaza and that refugees out without information. according to all t. salters, who are involved in mediation efforts between israel and the palestinians also head place is one of the places where i must milton. and since the 1st was such a day entering people's houses, killing civilians, women, children, entire families inside their homes. idea of fault as clear as settlements on the border with gods of explosives left by her boss is a search for those 3 things. the like to join in those this monday afternoon. my name's peter scott's here with all the latest news on all to you from my headquarters in the russian. i always starts off in gaza with thousands of palestinians have been killed. the more than 1000000 have had to feed the homes as even in areas, espe

followed heavy rains in the region. officials say nearly 4000 people are now living in temporary shelton's ministry. colton. democratic republic of congo was sentenced a member of parliament to death on charges of treason and involvement. in the m 23 rebel and richmond. the lawyer for edward longer to choose who was not present at the sentencing, denounced the trial, is based on ethnic hatred. the death penalty is often hunt down and they all save. it hasn't been applied for 20 years. and by pauses and delegation of us little make is, is in china and the laser stuff at the ease tensions between washington and beijing and seeing that my senate majority leader, chuck schumer, us officials, are amazing senior chinese leaders and shanghai before then, heading to the chinese capital, where they're hoping to meet with president fusion thing, ecuador, as president, has announced the date, removal of true senior security officials. demo, also expelled the prisons director and head of the police investigations unit. that's off to all 7 suspect imprecations in the assassination of a presidential can

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