of her family until only tonya is left.es of leningrad. on his return to moscow, president nixon is given an opportunity to speak to the soviet people on television. >> as we look at the prospects for peace, we see that we have made significant progress in reducing the possible sources of direct conflict between us. but history tells us that great nations have often been dragged into war without intending it by conflicts between smaller nations. as great powers, we can and should use our influence to prevent this from happening. our goal should be to discourage aggression in other parts of the world, particularly among those smaller nations that look to us for leadership and example. with great power goes great responsibility. >> the two leaders conclude the summit meeting by signing a declaration of principles that commits the united states and soviet union to seek peaceful solutions to their disputes. it affirms their pledge to avoid nuclear confrontation and to exercise restraint and all mutual relations. -- in all mutua

tonya. is given the opportunity to speak to the people on television. >> we see we have made significant progress in reducing the sources of conflict between us. rates nations have often been dragged into war without intending it by conflicts between smaller nations. as great powers, we can and should use our influence to keep this room happening. our goal should be to encourage peace around the world. with great power goes great responsibility. >> the two leaders concluded the meeting by signing a declaration of principles to see equal is -- equal resolutions to the dispute. it affirms their pledge to avoid nuclear confrontation and to exercise restraint. from the soviet union, the president flies to around for a state visit. together they enter the capital city, tehran. mr. nixon first visited iran 19 years ago. now he returned as leaders of the american people. during afternoon sessions, president and shaws yes peaceful resolution. that evening, the shaw and interests for sunday with a st

the w tonya crime a injurious them. thank you so much. okay, let's take a look now. some other stories making headlines at this hour us secretary of state antony lincoln has held his 1st meeting with a russian foreign minister. so gay love rolls in iceland. they said that countries can find ways to work together despite their differences, lovegrove call the talks constructive, and instead preparations would begin for possible meeting between the 2 countries. leaders acts aggressively against the u. s. as waves sanctions on the german, over same construction of russia, north stream to pipeline, but it will impose sanctions on russian ships and companies involved in the project . the pipeline runs through the baltic sea into germany. the u. s. previously claimed the pipeline would make europe to dependent on russian energy, feminine foreign minister, called the move constructive. protests have taken place against the repatriation of syrian refugees across cities in denmark with our s. he's recently revoked the residency of more than $230.00 and many have lived in denma

hi tonya. what more can you tell us about what entity blinkin and benjamin netanyahu have been saying? well, these are the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. first of all, thing to the american up ministration years president joe biden, for the support. it was right to defend itself. that was very important to him. as a 2nd point already been, you talked about the yvonne nuclear deal. he said he hopes that the us would not go back to the old a nuclear deal that is currently a disgusted international community. and what we just heard often be from prime minister netanyahu talked about peace, but many peace with the nations. the home, of course he was referring to, but also he talked about the humanitarian situation in gaza. and he condition that it needs to get better there. but condition that also on the return of the missing soldiers and also the tooth radio to the house that are being held in garza no. anthony blinking us secretary of state address more. a human inherent situation. you said

kramer bringing us up to date with the very latest before being interrupted thank you tonya. some other developments in this conflict british airways has canceled its flights to and from tel aviv amid safety concerns there following many other international carriers who are currently avoiding the region u.s. energy corporation chevron has shut down the tomorrow and natural gas platform off of the israeli coast as a precaution israel says that energy needs will continue to be met and opponents of israel israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu say that they are freezing talks on forming a coalition to unseat him after israel's inconclusive election. let's get a quick check of some other stories making headlines. there are warnings that over a 1000000 people in madagascar are are in urgent need of food assistance severe drought has brought the country to the brink of famine according to the world food programme the un body says that large numbers of children are especially at risk of starvation. western powers have accused china of massive crimes against the leader a muslim mi

thank you, tonya. tonya kramer, a series of germany has poles in september for national elections the 1st in 16 years. it will not feature the current chancellor angler medical the far right f day has now decided who will lead it into the election and the results represents the victory for its radical wake. these are the leading candidates for the least vital and tino called parlor. an online poll of members of the far right alternative for germany party gave over 2 thirds of the vote to what many consider a hotline to revoke the permit islands if they pets and shaving 71 percent of the clear thickness on our pony members. members like all facts, otherwise we wouldn't have gotten so many bonus. nice vidal anita, of the parties parliamentary group has been a prominent figure for youth. she's close to the so called wing and extreme, it's group within the a, f d. now, formerly to spend it, idol is known for her heart hitting statements, reducing migrants to quote, goods and head scarves and knife wielding men on government benefits. d, nicole, panda re presents the a f d groups in german

and for more on this spring in our correspondence in jerusalem, tonya cramer, hello tonya. so what are the us secretary of states immediate aims with this visit to israel? one thing on the one hand is to secure the seaside, was broken by egypt between israel and us and from the ministration we understand, they want to improve the situation and also to start to start basically rehabilitating and rebuilding garza now in a gesture by israel. they said last night that they are going to allow, again, you monitoring a into go through the care and crossing and also they will allow the passage of palestinian patients in need for life saving a treatment in israel or hospitals in east jerusalem. and also our fishermen to go out once again to fish in the sea, but that is actually all going back to the situation which we've seen before. the conflict broke out somehow going back to this as status quo. and the question is now whether you know this, securing the c 5 and also means securing a longer term truth. and of course both sides have their demands is red ones. for example, to see th

w correspondent, tonya kramer, who is standing by in jerusalem for us, tanya, we understand that they have been no rocket, sire. and since 1 am and israel is this possibly assigned, but the hostilities are decreasing there was no real good fire for the hours spent brokers for it has resumed in the past hour or so that have been launched towards the southern part of its mainly areas surrounding and towns surrounding the ship. at the same time, the sold it individual which had continued its s strike during denied, especially in the morning hours. so of course, it is some speculation because there was a long period of quiet that this might be a sign or sign of willingness to pricing down strikes, at least from the side from the, from the goth aside. but at the moment, you know, it has resumed from both sides. you know, we can only speculate or whether this group, you know, whether it's to lead to any kind of piece by anytime soon. and yet, huh. says that they expect to reach a ceasefire with israel within a day or 2. they say is that plausible at all? while they're not conflicting report

the right for palestinians to build their own state perhaps a foregone conclusion there we will see tonya e.g. there any chance of a cease fire any time soon. well i think there's a sense that. for maneuvering both sides become a bit tighter. you know also the pressure by the international community might be it might grow as well as humanitarian situation in gaza which has already been very difficult here reaching by the hour however the situation regarding its sistar remains pretty unclear as security company by the israeli government has now ended their reports before that they might discuss a possible cease fire look at proposals now we're not so sure about this different reports of one saying also that it might or might opt to continue. operations now we know that egypt is trying to mediate together with other countries also the u.s. envoy is here. in israel he also spoke to the palestinian president mahmoud abbas but at the moment you know nothing really tangible to see if anything is imminent or will happen here with regards to cease fire. in its i'll give you the last word here the

our jerusalem correspondent tonya kramer is following this turn you give us a sense of the scale of these attacks being carried out on both sides. while i can tell you what residents in gaza have been describing they said it was a very extensive and intensive air campaign. by these bridges. and terry on the gaza strip and day have unfortunately a lot of preferences to have been as 3 wars in the past decade and numberous and several. times of hostilities between hamas and other militant factions and and israel so what is also and usually i think is the way this whole round of hostilities started to know on monday night within sort of ultimatum by hamas and then launching rockets 2 was true solenn and then we've seen also a high number of rockets being launched from gaza apparently trying to overwhelm the israeli defense system of the iron dome and also early on of course targeting the center of israel and cities like televisions but to big question i think all of you now involved is how to get out of this cycle off hostilities. the tensions tanya between israeli arabs and jews are also boi

hi tonya. what more can you tell us about what entity blinking and benjamin netanyahu have been saying? well, this is the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, 1st of all sang to the american up ministration years president joe biden, for the support is fried to defend itself. that was very important to him as a 2nd point already been, you talked about the wrong nuclear deal. he said he hopes that the us would not go back to the old a nuclear deal that is currently a disgusted, international community. and what we just heard also, and the from prime minister netanyahu talked about peace, but many peace with the nations. the opera, honda accord, she was referring to but also he talked about the humanitarian situation in gaza and he condition that it needs to get better there. but he can do also the return of the missing soldiers and also the tooth radio to the house that are being held in garza. no. anthony blink and new secretary of state address more the humanitarian situation. you said it's a v

be any breakthrough any time soon tanya thank you very much as always our jerusalem correspondent tonya kramer. now let's catch up on some of the stories making headlines around the world today at least 14 people have been killed in india after a powerful psych loan brought heavy rains and storm surges to the country's west coast more than 200000 people have been evacuated india's navy is searching for 127 people missing after the storm caused the ship to sink off the coast of mumbai. heavy rains in brazil's amazon rain forest have calls rivers to rise to nearly record levels there authorities say more than 400000 people have been affected by the flooding with many forced to leave their homes environmental researchers say climate change is behind the latest extreme weather. and the u.s. supreme court has agreed to consider a major challenge to abortion rights the state of mississippi is looking to ban most abortions at the 15th week of pregnancy if the court rules in favor it would overturn decades of legal precedent the court's decision will likely come next year . 5000 migrants have e

mediation meditation efforts will see any results tony thank you so much w's jerusalem correspondent tonya kramer. well within israel the conflict is fueling confrontations in some communities as mobs those of arabs and jews confront each other on the streets simmering tensions in several mixed cities are boiling over into violence for there was a brutal attack on the streets of. a group of far right israelis pull an arab man out of his car and b 10 was mob attacks as well in the city of this surveillance footage shows palestinian youths attacking an orthodox jew. elsewhere clashes erupted between arabs and israeli police. the violence is fueling fears that israel could be headed for civil war. jews and arabs who live side by side in israel's so-called mixed cities are deeply concerned paul farmer i felt it was never like this at this scale never. used to be small progress small fires. we need to live here together coexistence we need to be partners to each other that's enough of. this ice cream store and bought was vandalized by a right wing jewish mob its owner says she was shocked by th

hostilities do not resume. bringing our correspond antonia kramer, she is in garden city right now, and tonya welcome. you've been in ga ga since the fire came into effect. seeing the devastation firsthand. tell us what the situation is like for palestinians trying to rebuild and regain some sense of normalcy. well, i think people here try to get back to some kind of snow model to you, but it's not easy. a lot of people i talk to you said to me that you know, these 11 days was very intense fighting a doctor. i talked to, you said, you know, you said like these 11 days where like 11 years because of the intensity of the strikes, many saudi was a stronger than in the last 12014, which lasted also much longer than this military conflict. now though, everybody, everybody different in a way that some the loved ones this morning, them some have to try to repair that them as houses or even rebuild. but it's not easy. you know, with the economy and gaza being set it and all the people can just leave and say, i take a break from all of this because they're very hard to travel restrictions in place for

is it realistic, tonya, to expect any steps toward a presumption of the israeli palestinian peace talk at this stage? that's how much we understand here. we don't expect a real push to set a more comprehensive you know, system now for wider peace talks at this point, i think for the moment the focus is on improving the situation for securing the ceasefire. and also to take steps to rehab and to tate and to rebuild. garza, we understand the israeli authorities this morning has said they will reopen the crossing for specific purposes. the blockade is of course, still in place. so they will that and you monitoring age through the care, shall i'm crossing and also patients that need treatment. you know, these are usually cancer patients or with other they can go out from now and again a to visit a hospitals in east jerusalem or in the occupied wes thing. and also fishermen are allowed to go out from this morning to fish to see up to 6 nautical miles. so this is a gesture from the rest, but it's just, you know, going back to the status quo from before the conflict. and on the other hand, we

all right, the w tonya claim i in jerusalem, thank you so much. take a look at some other stories making headlines at this hour. the us secretary of state, hampton, the lincoln has held his 1st meeting with the russian foreign minister gala ralph in iceland. they said that countries can find ways to work together despite the differences. leverage called the talks. constructive preparations would begin for possible meetings between the 2 countries needed. and demonstrators have tracked with police and the colombian city of met 18 as nationwide. protests entered the 4th week. they were triggered by a government plan to raise taxes that have since been fueled by the over policy inequality and police violence. 40 people have been killed in a secure se crackdown. protests had taken place in denmark against the repatriation of syrian refugees. authorities recently revoked the residency of more than 200 syrians, many have lived in denmark for years. earlier this year, the danish government declared parts of theory a safe enough for refugees to return and

tonya ingram you are recognized for your testimony. >> good morning. my name is tonya ingram. i am a cincinnati native a los angeles resident mental health advocate tom hardy lover and a office fanatic and i need a kidney transplant but as the host and as a result i was diagnosed with end-stage kidney failure. my entire world collapsed. since then i have lived on dialysis just waiting to receive this new form ofce life. my health is my job. that is my primary focus. i havee to be aware of the enery i have and take all these medications. i started telling my story because i had to take my health into my own hands. i had to be my own advocate. i knew i'd get more out of instagram than the actual health care system.th last night i hooked myself up to it dialysis machine at 9:00 at night for the eight hours it would take for the machine to clean my blood. at the age of 29 that's a lot to deal with and i still have to wait for an organ to be able to have a second chance at living a healthy and long life. it's a very exhausting process a transplant. because of my rare blood type i h

mediation meditation efforts will see any results tony thank you so much w's jerusalem correspondent tonya kramer well for more on the humanitarian situation in gaza let's bring in latish he's gaza director of the un relief and works agency responsible for the welfare of palestine refugees he joins us from gaza city thanks for being with us mr small to give us a sense of the humanitarian situation in gaza right now. good morning to you terry and thank you for giving me others over to join it is we'll talk about this situation is a mixture of things there is this bear yesterday was the 1st day or eat off them ramadan and i think people are in despair that they cannot celebrate this religious festivity that is so important there is people terrifying after 3 days and 3 nights of intense rockets from here but intense problem are getting into gaza people are terrified and that's one reason why they're on the move are they are right there is a rising human cost among the people killed as you mentioned at the beginning there are $8.00 children that went to all right u.n. schools and then there is

with see it's still in the early stages tony thank you very much that was our jerusalem correspondent tonya kramer. sketch up on some of the stories making headlines around the world today new government data in china show its population grew at its slowest pace in decades the world's largest country by population counted 1410000000 people in 2020 a net gain of about 600000000 since 2010 an aging population could have a long term impact on china's economic prospects. u.s. t.v. network n.b.c. says it won't be broadcasting next year's golden globes ceremony the decision follows complaints about alleged ethical lapses and lack of diversity at the hollywood foreign press association which hand so the t.v. and film awards. u.s. officials have authorized the pfizer cover 19 vaccine for use in children aged 12 to 15 previously regulators had only allowed its use for those aged 16 and above officials hope giving jobs to younger children will boost the u.s. vaccination program which has slowed in recently. the world health organization says the credible as variant 1st identified in india last year i

now, how are corresponding, tonya kramer who is in gaza city tanya, good to have you with us. it's day to after rocket stopped hailing down on gaza. you've been talking to people there. is there any sense of live returning to normal? while the scene on friday, many people heading home, etc, those people who were at this place where fully 2 to 3 to 6 shelter in you and schools, several 1000 heads to free from their homes. and they were of course, assessing that them is coming home. some of them found the house is to be so damaged that they can't live in them anymore. other had smaller damages and of course other searches went out after 11 days picking up the pieces after 11 days of bartman bombardment, his gaza. but also being fired into the south of israel there by checking on the neighborhood. there were checking on on the damage and destruction in the city, then mixed feelings among people. on the one hand, you have the narrative, your narrative of victory. on the other hand, there are people saying that the call on the 1000000 population has been very high . and people of c

our first witness today is tonya ingram. tonya is currently waiting for an organ. then we will hear from doctor dara kass. doctor cass is uniquely acquainted with organ transplants as she is the mother of a transplant recipient. and she was a living organ donor to her child. and she is an emergency medical doctor. we will hear from the quiet goldring, a quiet is also waiting fora transplant . the witnesses will be on muted so we can swear that in . very good. please raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god. >> i do. >> very good, thank you. let the record show the witnesses all answered in the affirmative. without objection your writtenstatements will be made part of the record . with that miss, you are now recognized for your testimony. >> morning. my name is tonya ingram. i have a cincinnati native, los angeles resident, mental health advocate, tom party lover and the office fanatic and i need a kidney transplant. i was diagnosed with lupus and as a

tonya: we have seen a military buildup for the past days, but for now, the foc of the military seems to be on concertestrikes fromhe air. the navy and artillery. we see tha particularly last night, this was a massive air bombardment campaign, also by the artillery and from the navy and especially in the northern gaza strip. the army has said they deployed 160 fighter jets and were targeting what they call a tunnelystem used by hamas and the islamic jihad. we have the impression that today was a bit more quiet during the day but has picked up. rocket barajas came in waves, but also the airstrikes contind -- rocket barrages came inaves, but also the airstrikes continued. i talked toomeone who said they are hunkering down at home, but that many of their neighbors have left. as you said in the report, to look for a kind of safer place, which does not really exist in gaza. laila: wt is the situation in occupied west bank? tania: we have seen today across the occupied west bank protests and demonstrations mainly by young palestinians. there is a lot of anger and frustration. some came out

hi tonya, what more can you tell us about what entity, lincoln and benjamin netanyahu have been saying? well, these are the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. first of all, thing to the american administration years president joe biden, for the support. it was right to defend itself, that was very important to him as a 2nd point already been, you talked about the wrong nuclear deal. he said he hopes that the us would not go back to the old a nuclear deal that is currently a disgusted, international community. and what we just heard, also from prime minister netanyahu talked about peace that made me peace with the nations, the hon. the courts he was referring to. but also he talked about the humanitarian situation in gaza and she condition that it needs to get better there. but condition that also on the return of the missing soldiers and also the tooth radio to the house that are being held in garza no. anthony blinking us secretary of state address more the humanitarian situation. you said it's a very difficult situation in gaza and that she would make a major announcement on rehabili

. >> tonya and claudia are getting ready for an unusual church service.hey are a married couple and catholic believers. until now, their partnership has not been blessed in church. >> we love each other and we want to be together and we want to express that not just at the registry office but in church because we both believe and love cannot be wrong. >> earlier this year, the vatican reiterated its position the roman catholic church cannot bless same-sex unions because they are quote, not ordered to the creator's plan. the tough line has sparked a defiance in germany. more than a hundred churches are holding special blessing services under the slogan, love wins. for those attending, this is about meaningful public recognition. >> i found it very moving. feel really accepted. >> but even some reform minded catholics fear such events may so division. >> we understand there is a need for these blessings, but the bishops conference is of the opinion this is a provocation. we are currently in a theological discussion in germany about reforming the church. we

okay. tonya, grandma correspondent, in gaza city, thank you for more. we turn now to her, her son, a palestinian human rights lawyer, political analyst and activists. and he's currently a visiting fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace in washington d. c. welcome to the program, almost 2 weeks of violence, hundreds of lives last mainly palestinians. there's a sci fi now in place. so what happens now? well, for god's families and for the israeli families that have lost loved ones, it's going to be a hard road ahead. but especially in guys where you saw such devastation wrought upon the drip which has seen such destruction over and over again, particularly since 2008, 2009. when we saw such a massive bombardment. and you know, this isn't, you know, this isn't an accident, the level of civilian damage. in fact, it's an israeli military strategy of deterrence that only an infrastructure and communities are targeted for bombardment. so i think, you know, this is a, it was a very unfortunate mother episode for 2000000 people that have yet to

w, corresponded tonya kramer sent us this report from garza city. picking through the rubble in just 11 days, homes that shops and roads have been whitehouse and hundreds of lives have been not survivors of the as strikes on girls, the city are dealing with the aftermath at lee carnac has lost over 10 of his family members in an as strike trauma, it's an inexplicable seeming frustration ball or the whole account has happened. i don't understand timing shops in just a couple of seconds, minutes. our buildings on cool world building say we're all flashing in nevada and medical residents are returning from where everybody could find shelter. some feel like know where it's safe. and garza and i totally agree with teaching difficult in the law. this time around the science, the concentrated on recreational building and facility and media offices lightly. things also have we will of course have a logical on us 3 wars and we tried to run by pitch and they put this back home of it and they called every difficult even after the seas fun. garza still faces another dangerous crisis. the corona

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kramer reporting in jerusalem for us thank you tonya and now for some of the stories making headlines around the world the weather phenomenon lenya has forced heavy rains to bristles amazon region families have been forced to use can use to get around and they're queuing up for a these flats could become the latest in a century of thinking and hundreds of thousands of people. and that the trial is underway in hong kong for 10 pro-democracy advocates charged with incitement for taking part in an honorable to rise for taste in 2092 defendants i filled a banner that read free phonetical prisoners before going into court to me and i a prominent media tycoon is already serving time for 2 of the protests. and that's of rocket has brought it all from the u.s. state of virginia off to bad weather kept it grounded for several days the black browed 12 carries a payload that will help scientists learn more about how energy travels in space. all signs are emerging that india's coronavirus spike may be easing the number of daily new cases has been declining over the last few days the crisis is far

let's go straight to jerusalem and join data because month into tonya kramer, welcome tanya rocket attacks. israel seem to cease overnight feeling hopes that maybe there would be some sort of a c spy, but then the shelling stuff that again, what's happening? well, that's right. there was a pole you could say, a book coming out who goes it for a several hours has not reviewed mainly to it. so then israel, the community around because district. but also there was healthy bombardment in the gaza strip overnight, particularly the in the early morning, but also continued here in the past i was on the garden should be getting because of a lot of destruction in some areas. and this, at least one person killed and several injured, but the, expecting the numbers provide i must say they expect to reach a sci fi with israel within a day or 2. it's not plausible. well, what's the point is in the past days as well, there have been a lot of conflicting reports and always speculations no. then you reports out that suggest maybe by friday they could be a some kind of seats in place. but for now, we heard

the latest conflict has the neighbors in some places turn against each other. correspondence tonya cram ups. and this report from the ton of lot residents down now trying to pick up the pieces while the flames made their way quickly through the tire shop on the outskirts of loot. where he is still in shock. his father's family, business of 30 years, destroyed in just one night. the lawyer, i feel a sense of loss of being lost and we thank god we have our faith and we believe that god will restore our rights. and we hope that all will be rebuilt. it will be a period that will pass or fall football had motor and the flames didn't stop at his store. they also burned down a computer repair shop next door belonging to the father of us. but now the young jewish israeli video game developer had spend a whole year creating a new stage of game. now it's all gone. both respect the shop was targeted by extremists from outside the city, but there is no evidence to before the riots. some young people came and looked around, checking out which businesses are jewish, and which are aramis section leaky

thank you, tonya. a garza suffered heavy bombardment during those 11 days of fighting between hamas medicines and the israeli army. leading thousands of people homeless, many have been traumatized by the fighting and don't know where to start rebuilding their lives. the man she family lives in bate last year in the northern gaza strip near the israeli border. they want to show us something. this area was heavily targeted by the israeli military in its response to the volleys of rockets fired at israel from gaza. come at, muncie and his wife common feared for their lives. they listened to their voices calling to god, expecting to die. how do we deserve this? asked simon. then she says to her daughters, come to me, we're all going to die. they were lucky yet the trauma remains. let us know. the israelis say we are terrorists, but we haven't done anything to anyone. we haven't fired any rockets. scenes of destruction also, and central garza city bombed out buildings and shattered lives. some people still

okay. tonya, grandma d, w correspondent in gaza. city, thank you. let's turn now to some other stories making headlines at this hour. protestors have been out in 4th in paris to support the palestinian people in the wake of the recent israel gas, a conflict. a cease fire has been in place since early friday demonstrates as gathered at the place the republic in the heart of the french capital to demand the liberation of the palestinian territories. german chancellor, anglo merkel has issued a warning against anti semitic or racist behavior during gas o'reillys in germany. this weekend. merkel said that anyone who shows hatred towards jews or insights racial hatred, will be breaking the law. this comes in the wake of the sci fi between israel and gas after days of fighting indians upon the meta tags. and still here in berlin, the police had to deploy in large numbers. to break up several unauthorized demonstrations. courts had denied approval for to launch protests by opponents of germany's corona via restrictions. and despite the ban, hundreds of dem

the latest conflict has seen neighbors in some places turn against each other or corresponded. tonya cramer sent this report from the town of lud residence there are now trying to pick up the pieces while the flames made their way quickly through the tire shop on the outskirts of lute month where he is still in shock. his father's family, business of 30 years, destroyed in just one night has shown lawyer. i feel a sense of loss of being lost and we thank god we have our faith and we believe that god will restore our rights. and we hope that all will be rebuilt. it will be a period that will pass or fall for the motor, and the flames didn't stop at his store. they also burned down a computer repair shop next door belonging to the father of us. but now the young jewish israeli video developer had spend a whole year creating a new stage of game. now it's all gone. both respect, the shop was targeted by extremists from outside the city, but there's no evidence to before the riots. some young people came and looked around, checking out which businesses are jewish, which are aramis leaky t

w. corresponding tonya kramer sent us this report from kansas city. picking through the rubble in just 11 days. holmes shops and rose have been lighthouse, and hundreds of lives have been last survivors of the strikes on girls. the city are dealing with the aftermath at lee. our callback has lost over 10 of his family members in an as strike for or it's an inexplicable feeling, frustration ball fears or the whole i count happened. i don't understand assignment shops in just a couple of seconds, minutes, our buildings and cool welding building. they were all flattering nevada and medical residents are returning from when ever they could find shelter. some feel like know where it's safe in garza and i totally agree with teaching difficult in the law this time around the science for concentrated on recreational building and facility and media offices. my and the things also highly visible, of course, have a ton of 3 wars, and we try to run this by bit trash. and they put this back on me. a bit of everything difficult. even after the seas fun, garza still faces another dangerous crisis. th

threat posed by the new government to the current prime minister himself more now from our correspond, tonya cramer in jerusalem. tell me, how likely is it that this rather loose coalition will succeed in ousting nothing? yeah, her well, i think as we heard in the report, a major hurdle was taken on sunday when natalie been the leader of the writing. jemina parties said he's going to join this until he netanyahu a coalition at the moment of pete, the head of the 2nd largest part yesterday. who is trying to copy this coalition together. but of course, the test will be, you know, whether they will actually stick together because it logically speaking, they're very, very pause. and you know, they will have to spend a test of time if they create this coalition government. and also, you know, we have to look into coalition agreements that are currently hammered out between the parties. how they will agree on certain policies. that is the big question. what is the next step here? how, how is this coalition supposed to work in practice? well right now, yellow p 2 is trying to get this coalition tog

hi tonya. what more can you tell us about what and they blinking and benjamin netanyahu have been saying this are the prime minister made actually 3 major points for president start. knows you thank you as president, ministration for their support and their right to send it. so he spoke as a 2nd point already what about the iran a new year and that helps us with not be in touch with you. and then the 3rd point you spoke about keith, but you mainly spoke about normalization deals with other countries. but you also mentioned that the human services position and go over to be addressed. but also the condition saying that for the return of the missing soldiers in garza and who is ready for the hose in gaza as the recognition of the state to meet the conditions of the secretary of state and from the blinking office. a bit more of the need to address human tearing situations, which you describe as grades and daughter. but she also stressed without making that and he said he will make a major note fro

the latest conflicts has seen neighbors in some places turn against each other or correspondent tonya cramer center. this report from the town of good residence there are now trying to pick up the pieces while the flames made their way quickly through this tire shop on the outskirts of loot. where he is still in shock. his father's family, business of 30 years, destroyed in just one night show you the lawyer. i feel a sense of loss being lost and we thank god we have our faith and we believe that god will restore our rights. and we hope that all will be rebuilt. it will be a period that will pass or follow up and have the motor and shield the flames. didn't stop at his store. they also burned down a computer repair shop next door belonging to the father of us, but now the young jewish is really video game developer had spent a whole year creating a new stage of a game. now it's all gone. both respect, the shop was targeted by extremists from outside the city, but there is no evidence to before the riots. some young people came and looked around checking out which businesses are jewish

defiant, and has not such a timeframe to end the hostilities or a phone call with joe biden, benjamin tonya, who said he was determined to continue the operation and gaza for the 220 palestinians have been killed in gaza among them more than 60 children. several is ready. cities have also come under fire from hamas and other palestinian groups. 12 people in israel had been killed including 2 children. as senior official says, he expects israel in gaza to reach a truce within a day or 2. and his talks on that continue. so do international efforts, the un general assembly, we'll meet to discuss the conflict on thursday and francis drafting a un security council resolution. so far the u. s. is blocked any attempt at the un to forger ceasefire. around con reports from just outside the garza border fence in southern israel. palestinians in garza, look at yet another building reduced to rubble. as israel continues, it strikes and goes from land and sea. one man describes the moment he realizes his house was next door and i received on my mobile phone a call from a private number. they said that i

and also coming up in israel, benjamin netanyahu long tonya. those prime minister may be in jeopardy local media reporting the opposition has agreed to form a new coalition without him and radians like tango suspected of trying to evade us . sanction is released by indonesia. after 4 months. the president of democratic republic of congo says the situation remains serious after the volcanic eruption and advises people not to return to the city of gomez. ah, a meeting of west african leaders to discuss molly's political crisis has begun in ghana. they're talking about the country's future after a qu last week. the colonel behind that takeover was named interim president, and he's also attending the conference in chrome. i seem to go into his place to hold elections next year. nicholas hock is lifeless. a bama co. nick, what are the possible options for on the table? for echo was an are all the heads of state in agreement about what to do next. well, there's are rafter decisions that could be sanctions put in place like they did when there was a q