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this patient will not be added to the grim tally of fatal. accidental overdoses. this year that is already looking to set a record. we don't want according to numbers released from the office of the chief medical examiner's office last year 712 people died from overdose. that's the black line you see on the graph, the colored lines show the kinds of drugs involved blue stand for fentanyl, which is involved in over 500 of last d's so far from january to april of this year. the bert show that we've already had 250 2 deaths, which is 70 more. then during the same period last year. we need to have people out on the street need to get people into treatment. we need to stop the fentanyl. >> we need a huge coordinated response on this. >> and it hasn't happened. people keep dying. and now we we may get to close to 3 people dying a day from drug overdose in san francisco last year was 2 and its triple. >> what it was 3 years ago. many of those deaths happened in supervisor. matt haney's district. he's pushing legislation that would require city contracted shelters and sro

in just 24 hours do you think the numbers could actually be much higher than the official tallies. absolutely has in that the numbers are hugely under-powered it both in terms of the number of cases and also dead if you just speak to people in fact i am candy of the 4 dead in the network today i have which which means this imagine one bo's'n out of one point she begins. getting a few to 4 bits to get samples so the number is going to be higher than what we're looking at this is an absolutely tragic unprecedented crisis that we are facing and we're hearing that the health system is really struggling to cope but we understand that more aid is getting through yet the death toll is increasing is this aid in the help that's coming through having any impact. that it is slow to come i think the crisis is so mammoth the crisis starts from b. bill not being able to find an ambulance not being able to find a bed people are literally dying on the streets dying reaching for a hospital bed we do not have oxygen be have now seen stories almost every other day where hospitals have exhausted their

they've equalled their best ever tally, just one shy of a majority.e as a government? will they rule as a minority government or will they seek a less formal coalition such as the confidence and supply deal? will they ask the lib dem member tojoin them in a co—op maybe? forthe dem member tojoin them in a co—op maybe? for the tories, they gain some seats, however they will be disappointed they haven't been able to break the north—eastern red wall, simply dented, just getting one asleep there. for plaid cymru, not a great day, losing formerly debt leanne wood in the rhondda valley i'm not making any ground in the target seats. labour, great day for them are not so great for the tories or plaid cymru. lib dems holding their seat and not seen so far with only four left for abolish the welsh assembly. only four left for abolish the welsh assembl . . ~ only four left for abolish the welsh assembl . ., ,, , ., in other news, officers investigating the death of serving police community support officer julia james in kent have arrested a man in connection with

now, one of the main concerns that i have with the procedure is that the tally sheets are not requiredn order for the audit to proceed. so here they're basically taking a poll of three different people. how do you think that ballot should be counted as opposed to taking the time necessary to individually review each ballot and make sure that any ballot that has unclear marks on it is counted accurately and consistently. >> so the only thing we can guarantee is that their numbers are not going to match what came when it was audited by other people, and that's really all this has ever been about from the start. liz howard, thank you for being with us. it's good to have a fair set of eyes. i'm sure we'll talk again. good luck to you. >> thank you, chris. >>> hey, do you live in one of those places where they're saying if you want the vaccine and haven't gotten it, we'll give you these perks? like in ohio where anybody who took it or anybody who wants it can get in a lottery, a jackpot, gift cards, beer? is any of it really moving the needle for americans? guess who we enlisted. the wizard

official tally is more than 3,000 deaths a day. outbreak. >>> in the united states, many states are dialing back vaccine orders, asking the federal government to decrease number of doses they're set to receive this week as interest in shots declines. the administration says it will redirect extra doses to states where demand for doses hasn't dropped off. >>> after they emphasized importance of indoor masking, dr. anthony fauci says rules need to be more liberal as more americans get vaccinated. >>> and just last hour, president biden delivered remarks on the economy, cautioning while we are headed the right direction, the road to recovery is not an easy one. >> we are moving in the right direction. let's be clear. our economic plan is working. i never said and no serious analyst ever suggested that climbing out of the deep, deep hole the economy was in would be simple, easy, immediate, or perfectly steady. >> the new york stock exchange relaxed some covid-19 restrictions. they closed the trading floor back in march last year, two m

>> well, the way that ballots are being tallied and then those tallies aggregated, are some of the concernsetter ken bennett today, and so there seems to be not a lot of consistency and so we really don't know how they're going to come one a valid result when there's not consistency in how they're putting the counts together, how they're counting. our observers saw people tallying after the fact when it just -- there's a lot of concerns. >> officials in maricopa county including republicans have stood by the integrity of the actual election results. what kind of support does this audit have in the state of arizona, outside the state legislature, which is obviously important. >> well, i think that, you know, outside of the legislature senate president karen fan, this has her credibility in a lot of serious ways, and you know, the mainstream really understand that the election was fair, that biden won arizona. the results we certified were accurate, and so, you know, this obviously is a fringe element, but it's a good number of the republican electorate. so i think, you know, i would be conce

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listen to this tally. in may of last year, cal fire reported just over 900 fires. fast forward now to this may, and so far there have been 1,500 fires across the golden state, burning more than 3,500 acres. it is very concerning of how dry it is out there, and of course, the climate and conditions changing as well. >>> but really in these afternoons we've been having nice temperatures around here but i'm sure the temperatures are eventually going to ramp back up, kari. >> yes, we're going to see that for the holiday weekend. so we're starting out with some cool conditions this morning. we've seen the coastal fog and also some clouds starting to work its way inland but it will be clearing out and those temperatures heading right back up to about 80 degrees. for the weekend, we've been talking about the warmer air headed our way and going to feel more like summer as we unofficially welcome in summer and see some showers developing over the sierra. out the door in oakland, temperatures will be in the mid-50s and looking at some mid-60s for the middle of the day. we'll

and just from our tally right now, unofficial tally, just six republicans voted to move ahead. they needed ten to move forward. some were democrats and republicans were absent from this vote, knowing this was going to fail, almost as we expected for days here, but they did need ten. they did have five republicans who voted to convict donald trump at his impeachment trial voted yes, and one who did not vote to convict donald trump voted yes, rob portman. now democrats have to decide what to do next if they want to pursue this investigation in what happened to january 6th in the months ahead. >> please stay with us, with me in studio is rachel baittes, an katherine lucy. rachel, starting with you, to manu's point, this bipartisan commission, to investigation, an attack on the capitol building, an investigation that should not become partisan but somehow has even though they cut a bipartisan deal. senator bill cassidy, one of the republican senators who voted yes, not enough republican senators voting yes but one of them said the investigation will happen without republicans to en

and a single one this season has overall tally of $41.00 beat. the former record, which stood for almost 50 years ago, came as champions byron beat out book 5 to another record for robert 11 dorski. the buy in munich man has now stored more gulf in a single season than any player in his legal history. even an injury that caused him to miss for games in april, couldn't derail 11th of these ruthless campaign. his recent form has been especially scintillating 3 goals against mentioned glad by the run of 3 drinks in just 5 games. that includes another impressive performance against his former club and buy and rival the adornment. quite simply, no one is safe from the deadliest striker in the world. the previous record was set by germany legend gab mueller, the man known as deb bumble gord, 40 gold in the 197172 season. many pundits thought that total was unbeatable. 11 dusky, it's a special moment to do. i came and i go to god. that was something special. something can historic. and you know that i don't believe, but maybe tomorrow, maybe even 12 wee

somebody spinning that quickly recording not one but two races on the tally sheet so that was the first thing. lots of instances throughout the process where there was lack of quality control or lack of verification.th then the forensic paper audit they are doing, it was really bizarre. looking for things like bowls on ballot as evidence of fraud, certainly something we have not seen in other election audits, client can play out find that so that was concerning. part of the at the time was the use of cameras andes equipment attested for so that was a bit of learning. the worstl. part is process and procedures. when you walked into an official jurisdiction electionfi office, whether it's election or recount or audit, procedures are going to stay the same throughout the audit. these continue to evolve even as we speak today. >> why was the audit conducted? was it necessary? there were two previous investigations by local election officials in maricopa, and arizona, the largest county population wise in that state so why did it take place, who initiated it? >> great question. my understand

the tally right now eight israeli skills, 119 on the gaza side.unrest, mixed towns, this is called the worst communal fighting of the last 20 years. police are being dispatched, politicians are worried and the folks we talk to our concerns with their neighbors will do next and some efforts being made to stop this diplomatically, state department on for being sent from washington, representative of japan, vladimir putin speaking out, we are hearing complaints about being laid-back to some degree attitude of the biden administration. most people here say this will go on for a long time with real ripple effects not just from here but around the world. todd: congresswoman ilhan omar has backlash for her latest anti-israel comment, wanting a fundraiser on facebook saying in part a bunch of radical right-wingers are angry at her for bringing to light violence against the palestinian people. will you donate 5, 10, $20 to support her campaign? this after she accused israel of committing acts of terrorism. jillian: law enforcement officials in arizona faci

news live from her lead clashes at a jerusalem flashpoint hundreds are injured as tallis tinian faced off with police have to jasko mosque not arrests heating up ahead of a march by is really hard lines for the city the u.n. security council will hold an emergency session to discuss the violence. also coming up soaring corona virus infections in turkey have under strict orders to stay at home but the lockdown does not apply.

the final vote tally is expected to show similar dominance by assad. so why is everyone so sure of an aside victory? to start with? not all syrians can participate. only residents of areas under government control can vote in the country that has the largest number of displaced people in the world. those in rebel held districts are ineligible, and the autonomy is curtis regions in the north are not participating. millions of syrians have fled the country during its years of civil war. some of those living abroad can vote here in lebanon. on the other hand, germany has forbidden the syrian consulate from registering voters. the president, bashar al assad is running against 2 other men. abdullah saloon, abdullah and mark mood after marie who stand very little chance of winning they qualified for the vote after an extremely restrictive process in parliament. all candidates must have the support of 35 members of parliament, which is overwhelmingly dominated by his party. candidates must have lived in syria continuously for 10 years, excluding anyone from t

last minute goal to break the record for the most goals scored in abundance. league season is overall tally of $41.00 beat, the former record, which stood for almost 50 years. the goal came as champions byron beat, augsburg $5.00 to $2.00 another record full to robert, 11th of sky. the by and munich man has now scored more gulf in a single season than any player in his legal history. even an injury that caused him to miss for games in april, couldn't derail 11th of the ruthless campaign. his recent form has been especially scintillating 3 goals against mincing blood by the run of 3 hot drinks in just 5 games. that includes another impressive performance against his former club and buy and rival curacy adornment. quite simply, no one is safe from the deadliest striker in the world. the previous record was set by germany legend gas mueller, the man known as deb bomba scored 40 gold in the 197172 season. many pundits thought that total was unbeatable. 11 dusky, it's a special moment. i came and i go to go. that was the, it's something special, something historic. and you know that i don't beli

in the final game of the campaign as champions byron beach, our book fines to them, and overall, a tally of 41 goals broke the records sent almost 50 years ago by the legendary and after the end of their final game of the season byron were finally able to voice. the point is like a trophy, the mighty bavarian clinch their 9th street leading title 2 weeks ago. but they had to wait until this weekend to get their hands on the fresh piece of silverware. and was a fitting way to close out coach congress like 10 years at the time. and it wasn't all celebration last night when his legal spinal match based on a scramble for survival among the 3 teams battling to ward relegation. b lafelle started the day just above the drop zone with bremen and cologne behind them. and the end, the le found secured another tom fly season while cologne will have to win a playoff to stay up and dream and we'll have to bid farewell to the miss lee. here's a look at all the days from voted. ramon's recent form slum has been so dramatic that they brought in coach to much shop on a one game rescue mission. we'll batt

experts believe that the real figures for deaths and infections are much higher than the official tally at the same time supply shortages are hampering the national vaccination drive and the health care system is buckling under the weight of new cases. there is no room for these patients at this hospital instead they are made to wait outside and left hoping that the oxygen supply will hold out as ambulances queue at hospitals by other means of transport also taking on a crucial role trains are india's lifeblood its tracks holding fright and people across the country's vast land mass today they also offer a lifeline and this locomotive pulls a precious cargo oxygen headed to the worst hit areas. india's railroads have been drafted into the country's emergency response in other ways to. 11 train coaches have been converted into isolation wards there's a separate coach for the doctors that's 12 isolation coaches available here there are 2 oxygen cylinders in each coach and we've set up 9 air coolers as well sprinklers on the ceiling control the temperature 16 patients can be accommodated i

the vote tallies you're seeing from this bill are from another era. maybe the john warner era. 24-4 in the commerce committee, 21-1 in foreign relations, the senate as a whole voted to proceed to the bill by 86-11. and the process here on the floor is no less than bipartisan. i heard it from both sides of the aisle, let's try to do regular order. let's do amendments the way we used to. well, we're doing just that. we've already considered ten amendments, more than i can remember in a long time. eight of which were led by republicans. so it's hardly the democratic majority is only doing what we want. three republican amendments were adopted by voice vote last night. i mean, who would have ever thought that the senate would adopt an amendment from senator rand paul by voice vote? we did it. so, look, we're moving forward in a very bipartisan way. we'll consider at least another three amendments of the bill today and if both sides continue in good faith to schedule amendment votes and debate and there are no 11th hour decisions to delay or obstruct, ther

now, if police were tally, they continues. this crisis can easily get out of control. okay, we're going to have to leave it there, but detail to use your hand, ramirez. thank you so much for that reporting. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of people in brazil have taken part in nationwide. protests criticizing president year, both scenarios handling of the pandemic in rio de janeiro demonstrators called for the acceleration of the vaccination campaign. and the return of emergency financial aid protester is also say they want both scenario. impeached tributes have been laid in vancouver, canada after the remains of $215.00 indigenous children are found at the site of a former residential school. indigenous children were forcibly separated from their parents and sent to the school in british columbia, which closed in 1978, over 3000 filtering dive while attending such for across the country. the mother of bella ruffian, dissident romana protest. savage had called on western countries help secure his re

some simple news an intern milan are celebrating after they were confirmed as a tally in champions for the 1st time since 2010 fans of the team filled milan's duo most square after their title rivals that atalanta was held to a draw for saying inter 13 points clear at the top of the table the club is now the 2nd most successful side in syria history with 19 titles won more than city rivals ac milan. and a protest by supporters of english footballing giants manchester united forced their clubs showdown against rivals liverpool to be postponed after fans made it on to the pitch in protest comes after both manchester united and liverpool were among the 12 clubs who attempted to form a breakaway european super league that project collapsed after resistance from supporters and united fans are now demanding that the club's owners the glazer family sell up. it's to california now for a very fishy road trip scientists that are using a fleet of trucks to move millions of young salmon to the sea. it's an unusual operation and it's all because of climate change. the start of an odyssey for 170000

on says about dozens of people shot it in anti-government protests our reporter has the latest from tally. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program the death toll has risen in the escalating conflict between israel and hamas militants palestinian medics say at least 12 people died overnight in a new wave of israeli air strikes against targets in gaza among them was said to be 7 members of a family at a refugee camp near gaza city and the president mahmoud abbas is condemning what he calls brutal and programs killings but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is warning him us it will pay a heavy price for launching the rocket attacks that sparked the conflict $5.00 days ago thousands of israeli reservists and now on standby for a possible ground invasion of gaza. in an instant a 6 story building is reduced to rubble. all throughout the day and into the night . explosions reverberated through gaza city as israel intensified its onslaught against hamas. as the conflict escalates hour by hour gazans are fleeing their homes with whatever they can carry some have come to this school ru

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what you see are ballots being placed on these turn tables and being spun around while folks try to tally write down what they see. they're allowing for variants in the tally, meaning the numbers can be off by a couple of votes and they're okay with that. and then there's this just really strange sort of idea that fraudulent ballots can be found by looking at things like folds and stains and fibers in the paper. completely disregarding all the guard guardrails that are in place to prevent fraud from happening. it's just a really strange endeavor. not a lot of -- nothing that would resemble what we would call an audit. >> not just strange, jennifer. you write about hearing auditors -- i hes -- so-called auditors talking about cheeto stains on audits and bamboo in them before we knew about this, you know, bamboo conspiracy theory. that's what they were so worried about. >> yeah. so it was really interesting. i wasn't allowed to talk to any of the individuals that were working. so, these are simply things i overheard as i was observing. it clearly indicates that the firm that's conducting th

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the daily tally is down 436 from a week earlier, but experts say the drop could be linked to the recentpring holiday since many facilities processed fewer tests. >>> japan's foreign minister has announced japan will give $50 million in aid to help the india cases. the talks were supposed to happen in person but were held online after two indian delegates tested positive for the coronavirus. conveying condolences for the many lives being lost to koeft and the southeastern country. the newly announced funds will likely help with a shortage of oxygen supply in the country. also expressing concern about the china growing assertiveness an will continue to work with india to achie what he called a free and open independent oo-. >> the united states has declared a waiver of property rights for vaccines. washington had previously been reluctant to pass the waiver as a way to ease vaccine shortages in developing countries. u.s. trade representative announced the biden administration support in a statement on wednesday. said the global health crisis created called for extraordinary measures. she

the country reported its highest ever daily tally of more than or hundred 12,000 new cases and a recordne-day death toll of nearly 4000. the indian government agreed to provide more medical options to hospitals in the capital. the nation denies it has been slowing distributing lifesaving supplies donated from abroad. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. joe: u.s. initial jobless claims falling today to a new pandemic low. the labor market is expected to continue roaring back. we take a closer look at growing numbers of employers claiming that worker shortages are potentially stunting their growth. bloomberg estimates showing payrolls may have risen by about $995, higher than the game in march, while the unemployment gain may fall below 6%. the unemployment rate is dropping quickly. indeed, companies say it is making it harder for many pandemic-affected businesses to find the workers they need in -- amid stimulus-fueled workers quitting. >> this is pretty pervasive in the economy. >> essential workers need

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we'll see what the tally is tomorrow. >> gloria borger, thanks for all the reporter.party. how did it become what it is today, a radical rebellion, the transformation of the gop begins sunday at 8:00 p.m. >>> still ahead, the aftermath of that ransomware attack on u.s. gas company. nervous drivers scrambling to fill up their tanks, and now there's a concern about a new crisis. this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with

no longer against tax reforms, but against police tally. lack of opportunity by -- in a country decorated by conflict and drug trafficking. the government has sent the army to the streets. [speaking foreing language] >> people are enraged at the actions of right police who are using live ammunition to disperse protesters. dozens of people have died. amidst all of this violence and division, colombians are turning against each other. here, the people dressed in white who lived in this exclusive residential complex say they were being attacked by indigenous people. you can see one of the same people shooting fire guns. against the backdrop of violence, the president of columbia says the police have a right to defend themselves. [speaking foreing language] >> people say they will keep protesting even if it puts their life in danger. for them, columbi needs a fundamental change. laura: here in the united states, there is also a national conversation about the role of policing. this month marks the one-year anniversary of the death of george flo

new hampshire's bipartisan reviews stems from a tangible gap in vote tallies.epresentative kristi st. laurent started this saga after requesting a recount and saw her tally dropping by 99 vote while the republicans saw theirs rise by 300 >> pretty much the whole room was shocked. >> the discrepancy led to an a audit and a fight among residents about who should lead it. >> the people were pretty riled up. >> reporter: hundreds piled in a town meeting earlier this month booing town leaders an chanting resign. >> resign! resign! >> reporter: all of this after the town selectman chose an audit expert to lead the windham review. up like the shadowy review in arizona windham's audit is livestreamed and open to observers and auditors regularly explain the process under way. >> saturday we ran 32 mock elections. >> reporter: auditors and their conservative issues said improperly folded ballots to think it was bubble rather than a blank bubble with a crease through it. >> reporter: local activists who pushed for an audit still have questions. >> why are they not properl

and morgan stanley raised a combined $5 billion on wednesday alone, bringing this week's high-grade tally $36 billion. and another record for u.s. junk bond sales, recording the busiest may on record with the pace of debt sales nearly doubling since the first half of 2020. investors put nearly 1.5 millions of dollars in deals this week. priya, we added before that you could see why yields might go so much higher. could you add why they might go higher with this idea of demand for riskier credit cooling? could there be a similar sign from oath? priya: for riskier credit, you wonder if you are getting paid up for taking on additional credit or liquidity risk. for the market, i would say it is a more liquid market. it is safe, but you are taking on duration risk. if the fed is going to start to amount -- by year-end, when we think the fed starts to signal tapering, we might see higher rates because we have a ton of supply, particularly long end supply, so the portion hitting the market is low. with the taper down, you are essentially asking, could happen in 2021? i think it could. the fed wi

this patient will not be added to the grim tally of fatal. accidental overdoses.ar that is already looking to set a record. we don't want according to numbers released from the office of the chief medical examiner's office last year 712 people died from overdose. that's the black line you see on the graph, the colored lines show the kinds of drugs involved blue stand for fentanyl, which is involved in over 500 of last d's so far from january to april of this year. the pullin arie numbers show that we've already had 250 2 deaths, which is 70 more. then during the same period last year. we need to have people out on the street need to get people into treatment. we need to stop fentanyl. >> we need a huge coordinated response on this. >> and it hasn't happened. erin. people keep dying. and now we we may get to close to 3 people dying a day from drug overdose in san francisco last year was 2 and its triple what it was 3 years ago. many of those deaths happened in supervisor. matt haney is district. he's pushing legislation that would require city contracted shelters s

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this patient will not be added to the grim tally of fatal. accidental overdoses. this year.hat is already looking to set a record. we don't want according to numbers released from the office of the chief medical examiner's office last year 712 people died from overdose. that's the black line you see on the graph, the colored lines show the kinds of drugs involved blue stand for fentanyl, which is involved in over 500 of last d's so far from january to april of this year. the number show that we've already had 250 2 deaths, which is 70 more. then during the same period last year. we need to have people out on the street need to get people into treatment. we need to stop the fentanyl. >> we need a huge coordinated response on this. >> and it hasn't happened. people keep dying. and now we we may get to close to 3 people dying a day from drug overdose in san francisco last year was 2 and its triple. >> what it was 3 years ago. many of those deaths happened in supervisor. matt haney's district. he's pushing legislation that would require city contracted shelters and sro's. >> to

shohei ohtani connecting for the third straight day to tally his league leading 14th home run of the season. but it's not enough to put l.a. past cleveland. the indians go on to win 6-5. that guy is just incredible. >>> now to the nba. they tipped off their first game in last night's among the eastern conference contenders. the season is over for the charlotte hornets after falling 144-117 to the pacers. indiana will play for the right to be the number eight seed tomorrow against the wizards after washington's 118-100 loss against boston last night. the celtics, meanwhile, claim the seventh seed with that win and the saturday night date with the brooklyn nets in the first round of the playoffs. >>> news conference yesterday, new york city mayor bill de blasio appeared enthusiastic with the nets chances in the postseason. watch. >> season number one rated offense in the nba, kyrie irving's historic season, but the biggest victory for the nets is yet to come. the nets are step up for brooklyn and the whole city of new york. the nets are now going to be joining the battle against covid

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the harder part will be when the board of elections has to tally those results.cted to take more time than you would have just getting the results of a normal election. at this point they're estimating it could take up to july 12th to have the final results with all the tallies, once they have all the ballots in. i think for voters the decisions are really about making your choices before you go into the ballot box. you don't have to rank all five. but you have that opportunity, and you can do it for any of the citywide offices. >> david freelander and bridget bergin, appreciate you being here. everyone foes the favorite new york city subway stop is rockefeller center during christmas week. said no one. >> thank you, guys. >>> we're staying on top of the breaking news in the miami-dade area. a mass shooting there. two dead, more than 20 injured. many of them taking themselves to the hospital. "the miami herald" reporting this took place outside a concert at a banquet hall. police are telling us that three people got out of an suv and started shooting indiscrimina

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a brutal day to add to the tally of last week.arbara: while both sides are attacked, it is gaza and the palestinians who live tre who are suffering the damage. 450 buildings have been destroyed or badly damaged. that is the latest you an estimate. it includes 285 housing units which are now uninhabitable. six hospitals and nine primary care health centers are also on the list, including those operated by the pasi and red crescent and geysers only covid test lab. multiple educational facilities, including one operated by the u.n., have been hit, even though more than 42,000 people are now seeking protection in 50 schools now operated by the u.n.. and the supply of electricity is down between six and eight hours per day with basic services including water and sanitation disrupted. we are in gaza with more on what both sides exchanged in the last day in the impact. >> the translation of the declaration on the ground says that the israelis carried out 60 intensive airstrikes carried out by the fighting just in the south of the gaza st