mike, thank you very much, mike thomson in jerusalem. - mike thomson injerusalem.r extremism as he continues a visit to indonesia. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. at least two people are reported to have been killed and four others injured in a shooting at a high school in georgia, just 50 miles north—east of atlanta. a police is in —— a suspect is in police custody. helicopter video from wsb—tv appeared to show students being evacuated into a football stadium. in the past hour, the local sheriff has spoken. obviously what ou sheriff has spoken. obviously what you see _ sheriff has spoken. obviously what you see behind - sheriff has spoken. obviously what you see behind us - sheriff has spoken. obviously what you see behind us is - sheriff has spoken. obviously what you see behind us is a l what you see behind us is a evil thing today. at about 930 this morning, we received a first call that there was an active shooter on this campus. we are not releasing any information as far as injuries, but we have multiple injuries. thi

mike thomson, bbc news, jerusalem.rgency service was killed in an israeli strike on a house in jabalia on sunday. health officials said four other members of mohammad morsi's family were killed in the raid. earlier on sunday, the palestinian ministry of health said at least 33 palestinians were killed in israeli attacks across gaza over the preceding 2a hours. a number of bodies were trapped beneath the rubble of destroyed buildings. syria's state news agency says multiple israeli strikes have killed at least three people across the country. it says five sites were targeted, including a scientific research centre. there's been no response from israel, which rarely admits conducting raids in syria. former us president donald trump and vice president kamala harris are about even in the polls just two days before their upcoming televised presidential debate. with fewer than 60 days left before election day, republican presidential nominee mr trump leads his democratic rival ms harris a8—a7% in the latest new york times an

mike thomson, bbc news, jerusalem.stine refugees who left gaza remain trapped in the west bank. 4,400 palestinian workers and patents are stranded in need of support. now a 4.5 million dollar agreement has been reached with the aid agencies, the qatar red crescent and the un agency for palestinians, unrwa, with a qatari state development fund. tamara al rifai is unrwa's director of external communications. she told me how these workers ended up in the occupied west bank. since israel imposed a blockade on gaza in 2007, the movement for people in gaza in and out of gaza has been extremely restricted, except for those who manage to obtain permits from israel to go and work in israel so they can work in the it hubs, they can work in restaurants, they can repair cars, they can have manyjobs. and it was estimated that around 18,000, a bit over 18,000 gazans, people from gaza worked in israel before the 7th of october, and about a few hundreds were seeking medical treatment outside of the gaza strip. now, these are the ones

mike thomson, bbc news, jerusalem.destruction across northern vietnam, after killing more than a dozen people and injuring hundreds more. the storm killed 21 people and injured 229 in vietnam which left many fishermen missing at sea. among the victims was a family of four killed after heavy rain caused a hillside to collapse onto a house in the mountainous hoa binh province. although the typhoon has now been downgraded to a tropical depression, it previously caused extensive damage across southern china and the philippines killing two dozen people. pope francis has been visiting a remote area of papua new guinea, where he called for an end to division, superstition and magic. on a visit to the town of vanimo, the pope donned a traditional bird of paradise headdress. about a quarter of papua new guinea's residents are catholic, but pockets of the country face the challenge of tribal violence and deep—rooted beliefs around the existence of witchcraft. later on monday, the pope will travel to papua new guinea, for the nex

mike thomson, bbc news, jerusalem.esday the second presidential tv debate will take place in philadelphia. it's a very different scenario to the first one withjoe biden — after he decided to drop out of the race. instead donald trump will faces vice will face vice president kamala harris — who has overseen a re—energised campaign since becomimg the party's nominee at last month's democrtic convention the debate will be seen as a further test of donald trump's temperament — as it isn't clear whether he will change his approach — which has traditionally been aggressive and heavy on personal attacks. professor ben warner is from the department of communication at the university of missouri. he told me what strategy kamala harris may adopt for the debate. she will definitely need to present to the voters what she stands for. continue presenting her biography and at the same time delivering her contrast message to president trump. she definitely has the mode two the voters she needs to accomplish. the voters consistently sa

mike thomson, bbc news, jerusalem. trapped in the occupied west bank. 4,400 palestinian workers and patients are stranded in need of support. now a 4.5 million dollar agreement has been reached with the aid agencies, the qatar red crescent and the un amara al rifai is unrwa�*s director of external communications. she told me how these workers ended up in the occupied west bank since israel imposed a blockade on gaza in 2007, the movement for people in gaza in and out of gaza has been extremely restricted, except for those who manage to obtain permits from israel to go and work in israel so they can work in the it hubs, they can work in restaurants, they can repair cars, they can have manyjobs. and it was estimated that around 18,000, a bit over 18,000 gazans, people from gaza worked in israel before the 7th of october, and about a few hundreds were seeking medical treatment outside of the gaza strip. now, these are the ones that were stranded when the war in gaza started and all crossings closed. of these gazans, israe

mike thomson, bbc news, jerusalem.li strikes have killed at least three people across the country. it says five sites were targeted, including a scientific research centre. there's been no response from israel, which rarely admits conducting raids in syria. former us president donald trump and vice president kamala harris are about even in the polls, just two days before their upcoming televised presidential debate. with fewer than 60 days left before election day, republican presidential nominee mr trump leads his democratic rival ms harris 48 to 47 percent in the latest new york times and siena college poll of likely voters. the race is also very tight races among likely voters in us battleground states — according to a cbs news and yougov poll. harris leads by one point in michigan, and by two points in wisconsin — within the poll's margin of error. the two are tied among likely voters in pennsylvania. both presidential candidates will participate in tuesday's ninety—minute debate. they will each be given two minute

so what thomson is that we should understand southern convict leasing practices post-civil war as as as as an adjustment on the pre-civil war practices that originated at auburn. so you could you could she was for her for four for thomson the similarities are much more significant than the differences and there are important differences. southern post-civil war convict leasing is not primary early in factory based manufacturing, for example. so there are really important differences. but thomson's argument is that the similarities in the continuities are more important than the similar than the differences. and i agree with that and what i would also add is that the lines of influence are explicit and direct the post-civil war south was adapting process is that were innovated in the north and i'll go backwards just a moment to say there are these really wonderful books about convict leasing in the post-civil war south and they have produced so much knowledge that is so important and they have told the story of post-civil war convict leasing so vividly that it has had these excellent

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our middle east regional editor mike thomson has more on the prime minister's comments from jerusalem. tonight, mr netanyahu doubled down on his insistence that israeli troops will not be withdrawn from the philadelphi corridor. that is the strip of land that separates southern gaza from egypt. he said it is absolutely vital that they stay there to stop hamas smuggling weapons from egypt into gaza. he said, "if we let this happen, we could have another "october the 7th all over again." interestingly though, he had talked in the past about them not moving for at least 42 years. this evening he was referring to 42 days only, so there may be some wriggle room there. but he has said basically, if we leave troops on the border, we've got security even if it does kill a deal, if we remove them, then the deal, he said, could kill us. he went on to say as far as he is concerned, the israeli people are united on this issue. yet in fact, this country is very far from united. this is the fourth day of protests by people who feel this stance, which means a ceasefire deal will be very hard if not

our world affairs correspondent injerusalem, mike thomson has the latest.s apparently a regular demonstration against settlement expansion in the west bank, which has been increasing at quite a pace. and apparently, according to local media, israeli troops tried to suppress the demonstration. they used, it said, live ammunition, stun grenades and tear gas to try and stop what was happening. and in the midst of all this, it's thought the young american woman was hit in the head. she was then taken to hospital in nablus, but medics there were unable to save her life and she was pronounced dead. i know this has happened only in the last hour or so, in terms of the details leaking out. has there been any reaction? because only last week, for example, the us state department imposing more sanctions because they're so concerned at some of the things happening in the west bank with settlers. indeed, that's quite right, matthew. yes, the us has taken that action because there's been growing concern about settler violence. it was only a few weeks ago in a village in

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our international correspondent, mike thomson sent this report.wn term had been taking part in a protest in the northern west bank. it was organised, one of many taking place in recent weeks to protest against the increased expansion of settlements in the west bank and it is said by local media israeli police had opened fire on those taking part in the demonstration and also used stun grenades and tear gas to try and put a stop to it and during this the young american was hit in the head by a bullet. she was taken to a hospital in nablus and later died. the facts are still being cleared up. the israelis say they are investigating what happened. they admit their forces opened fire after stones were thrown at the soldiers, they say threatening those people, but they say they haven't yet determined exactly what led to the death of the american. it is one of those situations where the americans say they will not point fingers either but they want the facts and the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has said this is a tragic loss and he will do all

let's speak to sir adam thomson now. he was the uk permanent representative to nato between 2014 and 2016 and is now working as the director of the european leadership network. welcome to bbc news. first of all, how shocked are you about news of these expulsions? mat news of these expulsions? not surprised. _ news of these expulsions? not surprised, not _ news of these expulsions? iirrt surprised, not really shocked. sad on the bed. my understanding is from whitehall sources is that the expulsions actually took place last month and had more to do with a tit—for—tat retaliation between the uk and russia that has been going on for quite a long time. however, the timing of the announcement has everything to do with sir keir starmer�*s meetings in washington today and the apparently looming decision about allowing ukrainians to use british storm shadow missiles against actual russian territory as opposed to territory that russia has seized. so it is part of a coordinated russian media effort to discourage the uk from taking

let's speak to our correspondent in jerusalem, mike thomson. tell us more. attending what is apparently _ tell us more. she was attending what is apparently a _ tell us more. she was attending what is apparently a regular - what is apparently a regular demonstration against settlement expansion in the west bank, which has been increasing at quite a pace and apparently, according to local media, israeli troops tried to suppress the demonstration. they used, it said, live ammunition, stun grenades and tear gas to try and stop what was happening and in the midst of all this, it is for the young american woman was hit in the head. she was then taken to hospital in nablus but medics there were unable to save her life and she was pronounced dead. i life and she was pronounced dead. ~ ., , .,, ., ,, dead. i know this has happened onl in dead. i know this has happened only in the _ dead. i know this has happened only in the last _ dead. i know this has happened only in the last hour— dead. i know this has happened only in the last hour or - dead. i know this has hap

let's speak to our correpondent injerusalem mike thomson. good to talk to you.at investigation has been launched to find out more about what happened. what more about what happened. what more do we know? yes, they are indeed looking into this. the two countries have had quite close relations in some ways on security but tensions have been rising because jordan security but tensions have been rising becausejordan does have a very high population of palestinian refugees, many of whom have been deeply critical of israeli action in gaza. and dimensions that. what you think could change when it comes to that relationship given today �*s events? i5 that relationship given today 's events?— that relationship given today "s events?— that relationship given today 's events? , , ., ., 's events? is very hard to say at the moment. _ 's events? is very hard to say at the moment. it _ 's events? is very hard to say at the moment. it could - 's events? is very hard to say at the moment. it could be, l 's events? is very hard to say l at the moment. it could be, we don't know

our correspondent mike thomson told us more about what's been happening.nly does mark quite an escalation because it is the first attack coming from jordan since the start of the gas and water, first attack on israeli personnel. it follows a very big operation in the west bank, israeli operation, that has left at least 39 people dead and of course meanwhile we have got the ongoing problems of the peace negotiations with no agreement yet on site. and the conflict containing in gaza. yes, it is all around. you mentioned earlier, the constant exchange between lebanon's his brother ward, 50 projectiles. hezbollah. last month was the month with the largest number of attacks from lebanon into israel just showing you of attacks from lebanon into israeljust showing you how this whole situation is escalating and escalating fast. we have already heard some of the response to the shooting that has happened, withjordan saying they are launching and investigation in israel closing is inland border crossings. is there an anticipation of further retaliation or further re

mike thomson is our correspondent injerusalem. he told me more about thejordanian investigation.ntries do have or have had quite close relations in some ways on security. but tensions have been rising becausejordan does have a very high population of palestinian refugees, many of whom have been deeply critical of israeli action in gaza. and you mentioned that, i mean, what do you think could change, if anything, when it comes to that relationship given today's events? well, it's very hard to say at the moment. i mean, we don't know, for instance, whether this man who's been named the suspect, named by the israeli security service, we don't know whether he acted alone or in a group or whether he was directly backed by iran or hamas or whatever. but obviously, even though they have their tensions, jordan and israel will want to try and sort something out here. neither is going to welcome the sort of events we've seen today at the allenby bridge border, because that really is quite horrific. and mike, all of this, of course, comes increase amid increased activity in the occupied wes

let's speak to sir adam thomson now.director of the european leadership network. welcome to bbc news. first of all, how shocked are you about news of these expulsions?

mike thomson, bbc news, jerusalem. 4400 palestinians are stranded, needing support.velopment in the region, aid agencies, the qatar red crescent and the u.n. agency for palestinians, unrwa, have signed a 4.5 million dollar agreement with a qatari state development fund. tamara al rifai is unrwa's director. explain to us what the situation is with these workers and patients. how did they end “p and patients. how did they end up in the occupied west bank? since israel imposed a blockade on gaza 2007, the movement for people in gaza in and out of gaza has been extremely restricted, except for those who managed to obtain permits from israel to go and work in israel so they can work in the it hubs, they can work in restaurants, they can repair cars, they can have manyjobs. and it was estimated that around 18,000 gazans worked in israel before the 7th of october, and a few hundred were seeking medical treatment outside of the gaza strip. these are the ones that were stranded when the war in gaza started, and all crossings close. of these gazans, israel expeued close. of th

plus the point of such as thomson fonts in 1943, it's the rates i'm to the landing and 1944 when you can really slide, right. i know it's a, it's a paint apollo to an allergy, but still the other thing is, is what it is such a brought to country is that for a lot of people, it affects and who survives the question is not all across to it's not what's the point, so the question is to be a told yes, it's a event. you have to consider that every time is what it does to is they do quite a lot of people. when you tell them your resistance is futile, the answer would be you no, but i don't care anymore as long as i get to kill some of them. right? and that is all. it is also constantly something in motion. so it's not that simpler than the end, i think deal. i mean it also there in the moment we're in the present and, and we're looking at a better again of, um, anti colonial resistance movements. uh, last a very long time. i think the crusaders were in the live on for about a 123 years and then they were. all right gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. a

mike thomson is our correspondent injerusalem.troops opened fire, live fire. they also used stun grenades and tear gas to try and stop the protests continuing, and during that, she was hit in the head by a bullet taken to a hospital in nearby nablus, but died later. the israeli military have acknowledged that live fire was used, but they say stones had been hurled at their troops. they were threatening them, particularly by one instigator. they called it one person, the instigator of it all. shots were aimed at that person, but there�*s no clarity on who that person was. and, as you said earlier, the american government has said that it�*s deeply disturbed about what�*s happening, as well as the ambassador to israel. and they�*re seeking information about exactly what did happen. but the israelis have not actually said that they did this. they say they�*re looking into it to try and find out what happened that caused this death. thanks to mike for that. still to come, a big win for a small country as we hear from eight supporter o

let's speak to our world affairs correspondent, mike thomson who is in jerusalem.ut it? they are saying this is an - israel saying about it? they are saying this is an attackl are saying this is an attack that was carried out with precision munitions with extensive intelligence and aerial surveillance all to try to minimise civilian casualties. but as we have been seeing today, there were a quite a lot of those casualties. as you said there, 19, but actually the palestinian health ministry has since said that it reckons it“s since said that it reckons it's 41 because many of the people who were killed, i don't know how to put this really, were destroyed by these missiles and weren't in a position, a condition from to be taken to hospital, because the 19 are —— the 19 are the ones who were received at the hospital. share received at the hospital. are referenced _ received at the hospital. are referenced in _ received at the hospital. are referenced in the _ received at the hospital. are referenced in the introduction the death of the american citizen last week durin

let's speak to our correspondent in jerusalem, mike thomson.'s start in terms of the details we know. tell me what we think happened.— we think happened. well, the cum we think happened. well, the young american _ we think happened. well, the young american activist - we think happened. well, the young american activist had l young american activist had been part of a local campaign which demonstrates quite regularly against the expansion of settlements in the west bank, it is reported by local media that israeli police troops opened a live fire. they also used stun grenades and tear gas to try to stop the protest continuing. and during that, she was hit in the head by a bullet, taken to a hospital in a nearby nablus, but died later.— hospital in a nearby nablus, but died later. and in terms of the reaction, _ but died later. and in terms of the reaction, i _ but died later. and in terms of the reaction, i read _ but died later. and in terms of the reaction, i read out - but died later. and in terms of the reaction, i read out somel the reactio

there is guad, also with us priscilla thomson. guad, let's begin with you. >> reporter: total destruction in this area. so we are on treasure island. this is one of the islands on what they call the barrier islands, furthest west from the tampa bay area, and i don't even know where to start here. so, the sand you're looking at is sand that was washed on from the beach, so essentially the surge brought in the gulf into this whole community. when the water receded, the sand stayed here. so all of these streets are covered in sand. and you can see dumpsters, motorcycles, vehicles that were parked not there, but on other properties that were pushed in by the water. look at this shopping cart. it's destroyed. this is the force that the water came in with. i'm walking on what looks like sand dunes. there's a vehicle in that garage that was sort of shoved into the side. on the side of this house, jose, there's a vehicle that an owner told me was parked at her building, which is about 100 or 150 yards in the opposite direction. the water