announced the death of a leader of its armed wing — in a strike on the northern lebanese city of tripoli the us, republican nominee donald trump returns to the city where he survived an assassination attempt — with a month to go until the us presidential election. and thousands of students with special education needs in england will be offered nhs checks in school. hello. welcome to this hour. israel and the iran backed hezbollah are continuing their attacks on each other as the middle east braces itself for a possible retaliation by israel on iran. let's take you through the latest developments. the israeli army says it's struck hezbollah fighters inside a mosque in the south of the country. hezbollah fighters are also said to be engaged in fierce clashes with israeli troops in lebanon's southern border area. at least four hospitals have been closed in southern lebanon because of the israeli airstrikes, with officials saying they've had to turn away emergency patients. the world health organisation says at least 37 healthcare facilities have closed over the past two weeks, since israel

in the north there, tripoli.respondent is in as well for us, and he told us what he has seen so far today. the israeli helicopters in the sky. you might get to hear some. some fighterjets some. some fighter jets overnight, some. some fighterjets overnight, quite a lot actually. a distinctive sound here. we also know more israeli troops are being sent towards the border, towards lebanon, behind me. as is well intensified its campaign. the israeli defense forces have been given some information, photos, videos, about what they have been doing as they carry out what they continue to call these limited and targeted operations. in some cases, going not too far across the border and retreating. we know they have faced some intense fighting with hezbollah over the last few days or so. the israelis are also saying they have been able to capture some of the weapons that the hezbollah have left behind after fleeing their positions. it is worth stressing, we are a limited on what we can assess here and what we can see. but

no, i am out here live reporting at the uss tripoli. they are here to really promote what they do here in the navy and marines for ss fleet week and as we head into the forecast, it will be a hot one for many of us this afternoon. inland areas expecting 70s and 80s for this afternoon and a heat advisory as we head into the afternoon hours with the inland spots heating to the triple digits. over the next seven days more clouds will start rolling in and we are also expecting beautiful weather when it comes to those temperatures. oakland holding on tight to the 70s and 80s and 80s right around the corner for the east bay and the north bay and santa clara valley, 90s now turning into 80s around the corner. this morning we are talking to servicemembers on the ship and i just want to bring in one of ours that we were chatting with a little earlier. introduce yourself. your last name and first name and what you do on the ship. >> i am a specialist with the united states marine corps -- >> he is a bay area local, from brentwood, about a 40 minu

as you say, in tripolo, there was a strike taking out hamas military wing. —— tripoli. time israeli air strikes have gone that far north. a mosque which israel has said was a command centre of hezbollah has been hit. in the south, hezbollah are engaging in fighting with israeli forces and there have been more than 100 towns and villages where there hub and evacuation orders. much of the population in the south have now moved north.— population in the south have now moved north. you mentioned there has shown _ now moved north. you mentioned there has shown that _ now moved north. you mentioned there has shown that a _ now moved north. you mentioned there has shown that a team - now moved north. you mentioned there has shown that a team and l there has shown that a team and there has shown that a team and the strike yesterday. we are hearing from reuters that rescue workers had been unable to search the strike site in beirut. if you are saying there that no one has heard from him. at the moment, it is unclear whether he is dead or alive. yes. it would be expected that he

announced the death of a leader of its armed wing — in a strike on the northern lebanese city of tripolitrators have been gathering in cape town, as the first anniversary of the war approaches. in the us, republican nominee donald trump returns to the city where he survived an assassination attempt — welcome to bbc news. fighting is continuing between israel and the iran—backed group hezbollah, as the middle east braces itself for a possible retaliation by israel on iran. israel has bombed a mosque in the south of the country. israel says it was targeting hezbollah fighters inside the mosque, which was next to a hospital. the humanitarian situation in lebanon is worsening. at least four hospitals have been closed in southern lebanon because of the israeli air strikes. the world health organization says at least 37 health care facilities have closed over the past two weeks, since israel began its air bombardment of lebanon. an apartment building was hit by an israeli strike in the northern port of tripoli — where a commander of hamas, saeed atallah, was reportedly killed, along with three

israel also hit thei northern lebanese city of tripoli in the early hours.he damage after a commander not from hezbollah but from hamas was killed, reportedly along with his wife and two children. translation: . ., ., ., , translation: the commander was killed b an translation: the commander was killed by an israeli _ translation: the commander was killed by an israeli drone, _ killed by an israeli drone, this man says, explaining that others living here had followed the path of martyrdom. in others living here had followed the path of martyrdom.- the path of martyrdom. in the south of lebanon, _ the path of martyrdom. in the south of lebanon, israeli - south of lebanon, israeli soldiers are trying to consolidate their recent ground invasion, but hezbollah say that i have been fierce clashes and claim to have wounded advancing israeli troops. over the border, israeli aircraft have been in constant action, as hezbollah fires more rockets into israel, and fights back. nick beake, bbc news, in northern israel. we'll speak live to nick later in the programme. th

those included the uss tripoli and the uss somerset, and sky seven was overhead to capture it all. the uss somerset was named for somerset county, where 40 passengers and crew aboard united airlines flight 93 lost their lives on nine over 11. the plane was on its way to san francisco before it was, and on the uss tripoli, s.f.w is spelled out. you see there on the flight deck for san francisco fleet week starting tomorrow, you can visit the uss somerset at pier 27 and uss tripoli at pier 30 and 32. the blue angels are scheduled to arrive in about an hour. well, much more ahead tonight, including an event originally started by a san francisco icon, which is back for another weekend in the castro. >> and it's still another hot day. triple digit heat expected for some inland neighborhoods tomorrow, but the cooling finally begins at the coast. i'll let you know how much cooler it's going to be and yeah. and boy, it's hot as we saw from cornell's live shot. >> oh my gosh, it's so hot out there. and i want to show you what it looks like outside from sutro. so blue skies over san francisc

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and the north tripoli as well. and we're hearing reports now that israel is preparing a big attack on yvonne, what more can you tell us about this? a yes, well, it's been a jewish national holiday for a couple of days celebrating jewish new year. and we're ending the sabbath today, which is the jewish day of rest, which takes place between sundown friday to saturday, which is why you're not hearing a lot from is really officials. there are certain quotes here and there, but for sure they are preparing a response to a rod. they made it very clear. it's going to be harsh and it's going to be direct what they are discussing closely with the americans is which targets to hit uh, there was indications that they would be looking at the oil facilities now. biden has made it quite clear that it shouldn't be nuclear facilities. and yesterday he also said that they should rethink any attack on oil infrastructure. the americans have said it should be proportional. what does that mean? folly? it means minute to installations b

the plane was on its way to san francisco before it was and on the uss tripoli. s.f.w. you see, there is spelled out on the flight deck for san francisco fleet week. starting tomorrow, you can visit the uss somerset at pier 27 and uss tripoli at pier 30 and 32. the blue angels are also scheduled to arrive in just about an hour. all right, getting back to the weather, i love that you have your notepad full of records. there were so many broken today. you have to keep track of them. >> so many. i know. and i think we broke at least 7 or 8 in san francisco it was 97 today. we broke a record. hard to believe tomorrow will drop by almost 20 degrees with a high of 81. so that is much more comfortable. live view from sutro though. looks gorgeous over the city and right now in san francisco it's 85 degrees. oakland are also dropping into the 80s at 89 hayward 97. also san jose redwood city still at 101 half moon bay cooler now at 79 degrees from mount tam, we see lots of blue skies out there. more 90s in the forecast. santa rosa 98, in petaluma and napa. lower 90s. fairfield 96

that, of course, is the uss tripoli docked in the bay at piers 30 and 32. a beautiful afternoon for the official kickoff of the 43rd annual fleet week celebrations. those festivities started about an hour ago on board the uss tripoli. mayor london breed was there. she gave a nod to the late senator dianne feinstein for helping to bring fleet week to san francisco decades ago >>>>for her visionary leadership. she realized that san francisco was a place that so many of the navy ships came to be repaired, and she wanted to make sure that san francisco benefited from all of those folks who were a part of our military and that created one of the first fleet weeks in our history. and now, as far as i'm concerned, one of the best. >ryan>so many more events ahead for this fleet week. ship tours will take place at numerous locations over the next few days, and join us later this week for our fleet week spectacular. on friday, we will bring you live coverage of the parade of ships that begins at 11 a.m. with myself and liz cook followed by the blue angels air show at

one apartment block in tripoli has been attacked.get was a military leader saeed atallah. we believe he has been killed along with three members of his family. the israelis have not commented yet on this assassination. let me ask you _ yet on this assassination. let me ask you again about what is becoming a growing humanitarian situation as well. more than 1 million people now displaced, is that right?— is that right? according to official numbers, - is that right? according to | official numbers, according is that right? according to - official numbers, according to the government, it is 1.2 million now. inaudible apologies, we seem to have lost the connection to our correspondent in beirut. you can see the scene across the skyline in beirut and that smoke continuing to fill the air. as those air strikes continue. let's go straight to northern israel. let's speak to our correspondent nick beake. what is happening where you are? , .,, what is happening where you are? , ., .,, are? yes, the most notable development _ are? yes, the mos

and as well here on the uss tripoli, public tours will start this weekend, so a lot to watch out for. you can go to nbcbayarea.com for a full list of fleet week activities and events. we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab nbc, bay area news. you've given us a good taste and a good preview. thanks, ginger. we want to get started looking at our forecast. it's trending differently, but first we want to talk about an earthquake that happened to the north. we do. and it's pretty far north up near eureka. just off the coast. usgs says it's coming in at a preliminary 4.3 near ferndale. you can see it there just off the coast. so far, what we're seeing where people may have felt it is closer to that community in ferndale now, according to usgs, there is a small local community there, a population of about 1300. folks in eureka likely felt it as far as where this fault line is. we don't know. officially yet, but this does look like at the northern tip of the san andreas fault. however, right near this zone, there's also the zone called the mendocino triple junction, which is a trip

that mom is so proud. >> i was on the uss tripoli yesterday and it was so cool because they brought all of the bay area locals together so we could interview them, they get to see their family and their high school friends this week and i'm so excited for them to be at home but also to celebrate all the hard work they put into be here and be on the ship and serve our nation. it is a good week for us and it is a beautiful week when it comes to the forecast. a lot cooler with 70s this afternoon in san francisco, upper 70s across the bay bridge and in oakland. upper 90s today in antioch, the national weather service extended that heat advisory for the counties on this map from the hills close to san jose, stretching into the east bay this afternoon for a reason, we are still above average for the time being but we are all starting to cool down, the coast it's that cool down first. sitting in the 60s today near half moon bay, 80s and 90s throughout this afternoon, i do want to note this is going to be a very common trend for this week, light wind in the morning, gusty conditions in the afte

i want to see trico on the tripoli and look we stole some of in people here from the tripoli. it out. you are going to meet here them in a little bit but let's do this on the count of three. one two three namaste. >> more with all the amazing sailors coming up in just a bit. the forecast real fast those as i figure out where i am in space. here we go. we head into the fleet week forecast and daytime highs all throughout the bay area are expected to be nice and mild and 60s in the forecast today near san francisco and 70s across the bay bridge over into oakland and we have been dealing with this fall-like weather pattern the past few days such a treat as we gear up for fleet week this week. now off in the east bay the national weather service issued a heat advisory two days ago and that's expired and done with the major heat wave that impacted millions of people throughout the state. now we're talking about fall-like weather with 80s and 70s down into the santa clara valley. low pressure just offshore bringing in some passing clouds as we head into the next couple of days and k

we're on board the uss tripoli.fleet week is officially underway as of yesterday, and there are just so many activities. as we all well know, every year when it comes to fleet week. but as you mentioned, the focus today is on safety. here to talk to us more about that is kim bowman. kim is the assistant deputy director of san francisco's department of emergency management. it's a long, long title there. good morning to you, kim. happy fleet week. happy fleet week. thanks for having me. well, talk to us about this annual partnership between the city of san francisco, the navy and the marine corps. how do you partner together and prepare for a catastrophic event? yeah. so we have the unique opportunity during fleet week to test the city's plans and partnership with the navy and the marine corps and, and practice how we work together to provide humanitarian assistance to san francisco after a catastrophic natural disaster, like an earthquake. so, so for this year, we're going to focus on our ability to bring our disast

israel also hit the northern lebanese city of tripoli in the early hours. damage after a commander — not from hezbollah, but from hamas — was killed, reportedly along with his wife and two children. "the commander was killed by an israeli drone," this man says, explaining that others living here would follow the path to martyrdom. in the south of lebanon, israeli soldiers are trying to consolidate their recent ground invasion. but hezbollah say there have been fierce clashes and claim to have wounded advancing israeli troops. over the border, israeli aircraft have been in constant action, as hezbollah fires more rockets into israel and fights back. so, from northern israel let's go live to beirut. the bbc�*s lina sinjab is in beirut. bbc teams in beirut have reported hearing another strike in the south of the city. just bring us up to date with what we know.— just bring us up to date with what we know. after a troubled ni . ht of what we know. after a troubled night of air _ what we know. after a troubled night of air strikes _ what we know. after a trouble

march 12, 1941 in the capital of italian libya, the city of tripoli a military parade was held on theasion. to impress the italians, rommel ordered his tanks to drive around the city in circles. oberleutnant schmidt, who served in rommel's corps, recalled. i began to be surprised by the huge number of tanks passing by me, and to regret that i had not thought to count them from the very beginning. after a quarter of an hour, i noticed a defect in the track of one of the tanks. that's when i couldn't help but smile, the tanks kept going and going, grinding and rumbling, the italians looked at all this with wide eyes, having lost all speechless surprise. there is a cozy sale at the megamarket, millions of products at bargain prices, for example, a polaris wi-fi coffee maker for 17,900. 99 rubles. bdb. entrepreneurs need a new hero who will change the idea of ​​​​serving small businesses. for the first time in the country. a personal manager from vtb for businesses of any scale. open a business account on wtb.ru and get real support to solve your problems. vtb. we help with action. it is

they've been after targets around beirut in the bekaa valley, tripoli. this is perhaps the first strike in tripoli, but again, this is, it appears to be israel continuing to take down all elements wherever they are of hamas it says leadership yeah, nic, we're still waiting to see if and how israel respond to iran's attack from earlier in the week. >> what's your sense of things right now? >> look, i think secrecy is the biggest watchword for the israeli government and their decision making at the moment, we've just gone through two days of rosh hashanah, the high holidays i think there was a general sense that if israel hadn't strike before then and they weren't going to strike during that period because it would mean that people would be waiting for a response from iran and therefore more home front command's would be instructing people not to gather in large numbers, which is exactly what they've been doing gathering as families during this period. so i think now that's server and the weekend's over that does sort of open up the space potentially for s

we're on the flight deck of the uss tripoli.uper stallion behind us, which is one of the largest aircrafts of the military. and here to talk to us about the capabilities of that aircraft and the rest of what fleet week has to offer. we have lieutenant commander vance lambert, as well as lieutenant commander chloe morgan from the u.s. navy. vance, you were telling me that the capability of this is really impressive, really multi-purpose. that's right. it's a heavy lift helicopter that the marines fly. so mostly troop transport and then it can also lift tanks, heavy trucks, anything to get you in and out of, you know, small landing zones. yeah, well, and this is really what we're practicing today, the focus of today as part of the fleet week exercise is strengthening that partnership between the city of san francisco in an emergency drill as well as the military. right. we're here for the defense support to civil authorities supporting the department of emergency management. and during this exercise, we're showing the capabilities

the uss tripoli navy ship glided under the bridge to dock at piers 3032 for the start of san franciscoleet week. for many of the service members on board, this is a homecoming of sorts, including one of the people driving the ship. >> it was really special being able to come in and see the city that i grew up in. >> lieutenant, junior grade jack olender is originally from antioch. he says when he was a kid coming to san francisco, fleet week was a family tradition. >> growing up and year after year, we'd sit right along the water here, we'd watch the ship parades and the blue angels, of course, and then being able to just wave at every ship that came by. and it was just so vastly big, i thought i could never be on one of those. and here i am, being able to drive it this time. >> as the ship came under the golden gate bridge, his family was watching and cheering him on from the shore. >> it's been life changing in the last four years. >> lieutenant kimberly martin is an e.r. nurse on the uss tripoli, originally from lafayette. >> being able to learn from folks who've gone before me and

tripoli, after giving remarks on board the tripoli this afternoon. he spoke about the excitement of being in the city for fleet week. >> we brought marines and safeguards all over the country. everything is great about our navy, a great organization, take a look at this great city. ask them what the navy and marine corps is all about. >> and joining us for the fleet week spectacular on friday, live coverage of the parade. ships at 11:00 a.m., followed by blue angels at 3:00 on kpix with myself and elizabeth cook. >>> and still ahead, $20 an hour for fast food workers. a new research showing the impact of california's new minimum wage hike. >>> and the 49ers looking to bounce back from a bad loss by traveling to one of the loudest stadiums in the country. how the team is embracing the noise the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our h

taking a live look outside this is the uss tripoli, docked in the bay. part of fleet week festivities. let's check back in with meteorologist jessica burch. because, jessica, all everybody can talk about, right now is the heat. it just goes on and on, >jessica>and on. know the heat has been sticking around so much longer than originally anticipated, too. i mean daytime highs today still sitting in the 80s and 90s near san francisco and oakland 70s along the coast. triple digits for another day off into our inland spots and the national weather service has extended that heat advisory. you see all around me. for all the zones and counties on this map until 11:00 tonight. we have 90s in the forecast near fremont, 90s down into the santa clara valley. it is a hot day for us today here in the bay area, but we do cool down fast as we creep closer to the weekend forecast right around the corner. we're talking about 70s in the forecast for san francisco, just in time for fleet week in san francisco. we're expecting 71 by friday. cloudy skies sticking around. and

are about to begin, you can tour the uss somerset, the tripoli or the berghof.the big draw. so we're asking you all morning if you plan to go to the city for fleet week, we see the largest group of u. 63% say, nope, you will watch it on tv next. largest group. almost a third say yes and you're going for the air show. 10% say you love the ships. there's also music. there's a ton of interaction. it's just an amazing way to celebrate the u.s. military. and as we've been hearing through the morning from our allie rasmus, many of these men and women are able to come home to the bay area and share their love for what they get to do. you can change those numbers by scanning the qr code at the top right of your screen, or heading to ktvu.com/vote. >> native american tribes in northern california have joined environmental groups in fighting the plan to build the state's largest new reservoir in 50 years. tribal leaders say the proposed site, 70 miles northwest of sacramento, would be built on land that has treasured memories of their past. that includes tribal burial sit

zionist soldiers and their retreat from the vicinity of al-adiseh, in the israeli drone attack on tripoli, lebanon, a member of the qassam battalions along with his wife and children were martyred. a letter from 100 american doctors and nurses to biden after returning from gaza. israel's crimes in gaza with american weapons are beyond human imagination. god bless ali muhammad, the beginning of said mei go in the coastal waters of hormozgan. siadadan says for seyyid to go to the heart of the sea from band abbas to ghatre island. sayyed alhamdulillah, thank god, he is much better than last year. this year, a total of 1,500 tons of large and small shrimps will be sold from syedgah in the province. and we check at the economy desk. what are the disadvantages for the exporters of the approval of iran's standard laboratories in other countries? monitoring the implementation. how is the standard of manufactured and imported goods done? in the name of allah, the merciful. o allah, bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. good day, dear viewers respected, i invite you to pa

what we're hearing is uh that there was no striking tripoli, which is far, far away from the southern suburbs. it's far away. it's in the north of the country . how much has confirmed that its leader and the old custom brigade side. a tele ali was killed along with 3 members of his family in his house and the big we palestinian refugee camp, the in tripoli, in northern lebanon. now this is part of the real uh, assassination campaign. the israel is taking out and these notes and just on how much lead is they targeted in central uh, varies members of the popular front for the liberation of palestine. obviously has bullet has taken a lot of hits, of its senior leaders, including the secretary general has, has done this from the courts. it's how much that actually has had been targeted before the deputy of how mass was killed in the southern suburbs in january with an air strike. so i'll read that was seen as being a big loss. but it's interesting that the taking this now to the palestinian refugee camps, cuz what, how math is fighting is in garza, it's not really fighting here against an

in the northern part of tripoli and israeli strike on an apartment building is reported to have killed hamas commander and three members of his family. israel has yet to comment on strikes in northern israel this morning. lebanon's capital, pummelled by explosions yet again. this was the scene overnight, one week on since the leader of hezbollah was killed, this conflict is escalating. and the suffering of the lebanese people is intensifying. the united nations says that most of the 900 shelters that have appeared across the country are now full. hundreds of men, women and children are forced to sleep in the open. the toll on civilians from this campaign is totally u na cce pta ble. all parties must do whatever they can at all times to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, and ensure that civilians are never put in harm's way. and tension is mounting over how israel will respond to this. last week, iran fired around 200 ballistic missiles at its enemy. most were shot down, but america is concerned that israel's retaliation could open up a dangerous new front in this war. presi

we refugee camp tripoli as well. so i have them out just sarah opposition. protests is block roads in the albany and castle demanding. the government is replaced by a cat taker ministration. last, i'm rob reynolds in tuba city. on the navajo nation in arizona. we'll look at how the native american vote could be crucial in this year's presidential election. the pilot site expect this will be we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down for the victory for the government. get this one of those containing refugees, the coming, the actions of israel's government. the military detention has been described as the closing of the policy in depth analysis of the day sidelines. how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinion? see treaties have a very high kid is inc, and civilian. critical debate. what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially as the israel has been taking against on the inside story. what is, is real trying to

the uss tripoli will be part of the parade of ships that happens on friday. ship tours starting on wednesday, so a lot going on for the next seven days as part of fleet week. there's also a military band concert series that will take place in more than 30 different san francisco neighborhoods throughout the week. >> live in san francisco, ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> ali. thank you. republican presidential nominee donald trump returned to the same fairgrounds in butler, pennsylvania, for the first time since a gunman tried to assassinate him at a rally there this summer. the former president held a rally at the fairgrounds, spoke at length about the attack. there was enhanced security at this rally as the secret service expanded the security perimeter and stationed agents on the roof, where the gunman had stood exactly 12 weeks ago this evening, on this very ground, a cold blooded assassin aimed to silence me and to silence the greatest movement maga in the history of our country. >> for 16 harrowing seconds during the gunfire, time stopped as this vici

we refugee camp tripoli to the head. and i'll just say era, an estimate violence in northern gun that leaves at least 20 people dead. hundreds more have been displaced. and wine, like as far as an echo door could be recognized as the cold shore of a song. a copyright claim is approved. the the the marion shaheen and i've been making films about since 2006. when i moved there in 2005, thousands, we recovering from the 38. your occupation by israel. people were hopeful that their lives would improve. their dreams have been destroyed and all that remains on account of the loss. shutter dreams on out to 0. the, the the come back here watching out to 0 time to recap the headlines. at least 19 palestinians have been killed in is riley bombing me. a bit, la. his square in northern garza rescue teams are trying to find survivors. at least 30 people out the least to be tracked. spinning co ops, buildings, officials, and 11 and saying is riley strike on the southern town. a sort of fund is killed at least 10 people is right also t

um, it's near ish, the town of a tripoli itself. it's a very serious strike him us. i've said one of the outcast, some of the guides lead us along with his family, was killed in that strike. but for people of living on, it shows that israel will go to anywhere in lebanon to hit what it sees is its enemy. now once again, this is a tightly, densely populated palestinian refugee camp. i've been to it in previous years. it is people literally living on top of each other. so the fact that these strikes are happening, that is very funny. but and once again, just very quickly, um there is to, was the guy on here. there is the aerial bombardment campaign that is going on in south lebanon with the ground invasion, but that is the assassination campaign as well. it's not the 1st time we say now mass over to over a lead to being killed. the deputy political bureau chief was killed earlier this year. solid rory in w. we've seen the popular left front deliberation of palestine fights has been killed in central, they root and other how much lead

we refugee camp tripoli. israel's binding of the un agency for palestinian refugees has been condemned worldwide. the united nations secretary general has written into these ready prime minister about the band on unrest. gabriel is on those of you in headquarters in new york. with more details. we're told that un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, sent a letter to his railey prime minister benjamin netanyahu, outlining his grave concerns about this is really parliament legislation that essentially ban on row. and in his daily briefing to journalists here headquarters, the spokesperson made it clear that if unreal was banned, you would have devastating consequences on the humanitarian situation. for millions of palestinians, there is a humanitarian organization called on. well, that was created by the general assembly to provide humanitarian assistance until such a time that they political solution could be found. there is no political solution . currently, we keep hoping for one doesn't seem like there's one on the horizon. our point is that on what needs to continue to do its work,

armed wing, along with three of his family members, in a strike on the northern lebanese city of tripoliand it's one month until the us election and the presidential hopefuls ramping up their campaigns in battleground states — kamala harris has been in michigan, while donald trump is due to return to butler, the city in pennsylvania where he survived an assassination attempt injuly. and parkrun marks 20 years of community spirit. the amateur saturday—morning run event has grown from 13 runners in london's bushy park to millions around the world. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. more explosions have been reported during the night in the hezbollah—dominated suburbs of the lebanese capital, beirut. there's also been an israeli strike on an apartment building in the northern lebanese city of tripoli. israel also confirmed a strike on what it called a "hezbollah command centre" near a hospital. and hezbollah fighters are said to have clashed with israeli troops in lebanon's southern border area. hezbollah has said it has fired rockets at an air base near the city of haifa. we have yet to hear

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the death of one of its military leaders, along with his wife and children in the lebanese city of tripoli which was reportedly hit by israel overnight. plane—loads of foreign nationals have been evacuating lebanon. these are pictures from eindoven airport in the netherlands, where dutch citizens were welcomed into the arms of family members last night. it's estimated 1.2 million people have been displaced, with the united nations saying more than 200,000 have fled into neighbouring syria. now on bbc new, talking business. now on bbc news, talking business. hello and welcome to talking business. let's take a look at what's on the programme this week. is the world in crisis and riskier than ever before? as wars rage on in the middle east, ukraine and sudan, alongside political and economic crisis, and with climate change threatening millions of livelihoods, just how do businesses keep their operations going and their people safe? i'll discuss that with our panel this week — arnaud vaissie, who's the boss of international sos, which helps businesses manage risk and safety. and doctor sheila

southern suburbs of beirut, this area , where hezbollah has a dense presence and people north to tripoli is an hour's drive from beirut. we talked today with one public organization. they reported that about 100 thousand people came here to tripoli. says that the current refugee situation is very difficult, and it is also a heavy burden not only on the public organizations that help, but also on the lebanese government. the un reported that all refugee shelters are full, and the number of people sleeping on the streets and in city squares continues to rise. it is about the fact that israel is planning a ground invasion of southern lebanon. for now, the israelis continue to talk about what is happening in southern lebanon. there is only a targeted limited ground operation, but we see more and more villages and towns being evacuated, airstrikes intensifying, more israeli forces targeting. iran hit israel on the evening of october 1 with ballistic missiles and fired almost 200 rockets, this was revenge for the assassination of the leader of hezbollah, so this attack was explained at the tim

and it run. israel has also hit tripoli, which is in the north of living on nowhere near the border with israel. what was that about the? well, right now, while i'm speaking to people from tripoli, i'm speaking to people, a lot of 11 on really and they're all asking the same question is they say is that nowhere in the country safe now is how much says one of its um, i will come out and cast them, brigade lead is, was actually killed along with his family in a policy and refugee camp in that area. so it just goes to show you that there are 2 very different was going on a level, there's the aerial assassination campaign that's taken out as below, as a senior military leadership. it's taken out of how some this roll up the leader of has the lights taken out. so like a rory who was the 2nd in command of a master's political wing. it's taken out members of the prepared popular liberation front for palestine in central. they route and now in northern level, another ham athlete has been killed. now the last lead is on the p. f. lp. leaders on involved in the fighting in goals of a living in a r

and the uss tripoli at pierce 3032, also starting at nine.you'd like to keep an eye on the weather, how it could impact the final fleet week air show, be sure to download our free nbc bay area app. we will send any alerts about changes to the air show straight to your phone. turning now to the rain and chp says the rain in the north bay yesterday could be a factor in a deadly car crash in sonoma county. it happened around noon yesterday on highway 101 near geyserville. the chp says the driver of a honda lost control on the wet roads crossing into the oncoming lane, hitting a subaru. one person died at the scene. paramedics rushed six others to the hospital. no word on how they're doing this morning. and if you're someone who has sent in your saliva sample to 23andme, there could be new concerns about the bay area based company that helps people research their family lineage. 23andme reportedly is struggling, and that has customers worried what could happen to their dna and other extremely personal information if the company were to be sold to

even tripoli now as part of this.died and more than 400 were injured when two passenger trains collided at rush hour in west london. a wreath—laying ceremony will take place in a memorial garden near the crash site later this morning. children and young people in england with special educational needs will be offered nhs eyesight, dental and ear checks in their schools from next year. all residential special schools and colleges will be included, to reach 18,000 pupils. here's more from our health reporter, michelle roberts. hi, rashid. are you ready for the hearing screening today? going for a hearing test can be daunting. not least if you are a young person who is visually impaired and has learning difficulties. this special residential school in south london as part of a new nhs scheme getting trained teachers to do the cheques themselves. problems can be spotted sooner and quickly referred to be treated. your ears are absolutely fine. i am having a hearing check and that is good. lily, who is 15, is partially sigh

michael tripoli, a retired jewelry salesman from queens, told the times reporter, look what they got away with in the rodney king thing. we italians are a minority, too, and we have to stand and say this is wrong. when news the spread of his sentence spread outside the broke through the police lines and surged towards courthouse. down with the government cried richie gotti. john's elder brother throwing his in the air and rushing forward. scuffles. the cops broke out. the mob smashed, the windows of the u.s. marshals, cars parked in front of the court, overturning of them. they reached the glass of the courthouse, trapping the people inside for close an hour. a gangster version of the bastille day in brooklyn, mike mcalary, dubbed it in the next day's new york post column, adding only the street mob is the mob. some even managed get into the federal building, leading to a scene at the door of the room that hosted the naturalization ceremony for new american citizens. your government. the enemy. a woman holding an american flag screamed at the people inside. mccullough recorded that.

what's happening in the tripoli, tripoli is, has nothing to do with anything. well, how massive said is that the um, the palestinian refugee camp that was hit, one of the outcast them brigade leaders was killed along side his family as well. that's coming from her mouth. now, this is part of the 2 pronged rule that we're seeing this they ariel assassination campaign as nothing was a house on this, or a lot of all of the law of the military leadership of hezbollah solely or rory who was the 2nd in command of how mass p a, f p a, sorry, p, f, l, p l e t, as in central a baby now, as far as know, 11 on now, this is well lebanese and al, considering an e, our rule against librium. this is not just about his bullet anymore. this is about taking the fight to any palestinian infection that these radius can find. and that's incredibly alarming. same on con, reporting from 711 on thank you very much for all of that. let's go to stephanie decker. stephanie, you're in jordan's capital amman because the is really government has been now since you were from reporting inside

behind us at pier 30. 32 is the uss tripoli. you can see it.m of that big container ship here behind us. and this is one of the ships that people coming to san francisco fleet week starting later this week on wednesday, can come on board and tour the ship. we'll be able to hop on a little later on this morning, but when you think about fleet week, san francisco, fleet week, everyone always, of course, thinks about the air show and the headliners, the blue angels. well, the blue angels arrived in town yesterday flying across the bay before landing in oakland. they will start their practice runs on thursday of this week, with the fleet week air shows happening friday, saturday and sunday. the executive director of san francisco fleet week says in addition to that popular air show, there are a number of other events for people to enjoy. >> we are lighting up here 3032 with a festival called fleet fest. there's going to be all day from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on saturday. music, ambient entertainment, immersive activations will have. we're doing a pop up

most of them flipped south independent, and the southern suburbs are field looking for safety and tripoli. some 80 kilometer is north of fruit, but they were turned away from a school which was serving as a shelter. so the message to send me was, the school is not for my address. it's 411 is people as they are not allowing them to stay. most of the women were abandoned by their employers who had fled to safety and left their employees trended in the middle of the conflict. so and then sir, doesn't want you to just drop you somewhere without your papers and you can't do anything with their passports. and legal documents to the position of their employers. these women can not exit the country, left to fend for themselves, the desperately keep looking for shelter. as these, why you the minute 3 orders more if i could ration from towns themselves into. but on the number of refugees is crowing, and the chances of finding even a room for the night would soon become almost impossible to mexico. now, where new president, claudia shane bone has promised tough action against those responsible for t

and it also hits a refugee camp and the northern city of tripoli, home us here, and up on, on sides it target and a leader had been killed during this attack. we understand israel is also continuing its ground, defensive and 11 on what are you hearing? yes, there are a heavy ground. that's what was going on in this house. a slip on as of birth is paula. and these were a ami, a confirming these classes we hear so far is that the classes on may need taking place around the village of other c. a. i've been to other see of myself just a couple weeks ago. it is a village royce, next to the blue line, which marks the border between israel and level and on. and we hear that the, the is for any troops or using this village as an entry point to get into live on, on his bullet set that they have. i'm verse is rarely troops and has pushed them back. but these are any troops of saying that they weren't able to destroy some weapons of as bowler, and that they dismantled one else has ballast tunnels. or meanwhile, we should mention to you when is warning that shelters for those who have been displac

in the northern city of tripoli and the eastern becca valley, or israel claims at $440.00 has bullfighters have been killed since the start of the ground invasion into southern 11 on our minister benjamin. it's tanya who also says israel has changed the course of the war. let's have a listen. we have destroyed the knowledge parts of the array of missiles and rockets that has been built over the years here, right? so this is the destroying the terrace tunnels that has blah, secretly prepared right next to our border. although we have not yet completely removed the threat, we have clearly changed the costs of the wall and the balance of the wall is in order to go. well, meanwhile, more than a 1000000 people have now been displaced from their homes and living on and tens of thousands have left the country. air raid sirens, ring out and these 3 of the city of hyphens, the nearby rock is fired from lebanon, united fires, northern israel, and 11 on explosions. rock a route southern suburb, as israel continues, striking densely populated areas. it says home to has well, commanders and weapons on

but there has also been a strike um on a refugee camp in the northern city of tripoli. and how much here in the on, on, has said that one of its colanda has been killed during destroyed along with his comedy. now hezbollah claims its fighters are engaging, is really forces along the border area. do we know if that is the case? so yes. so what we had now is that there has been heavy slicing, round bustle and class, just going on in a village. and this house was living on cold at a see you. i've been to this village myself just a couple of weeks ago. this village is right at the border. it's a on a little hill and when you stand there, you can see into these really territory. this here is a point that the is or amy army is using as like an entry point to get into level. and what has paula has said is that the idea of toyed to enter in other c again. and that they let the troops enter an input for it and then the last time and then ambushed them and pushed them back. this is what is bullet headset about this. now with most commercial flights cancel, the countries are evacu

and the northern city of tripoli and the eastern becca valley. while israel claims that 440 hezbollah fighters have been killed since the start of the ground invasion into southern lebanon prime minister benjamin netanyahu also says, israel has changed the course of the war. this is the we have to destroy the large parts of the array of ms 1000 rockets that has been built over the years here. right? so this is the destroying the terrace tunnels that has blah, secretly prepared right next to our buddha. although we have not yet completely removed the threats, we have clearly changed the costs of the wall and the balance of the wall is in order to go. that was israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking a short time ago. while in the meantime, more than a 1000000 people have now been displaced from their homes and 11 on, and tens of thousands have left the country. air raid sirens ring out these 3 of the city of hyphens. the nearby rock is fired from 11 on ignite fires, northern israel, and 11 on explosions. rock a route southern suburb, as

tripoli is the poorest city in the mediterranean.helter and what they need. we have seen, again, coming into day in the airport in beirut. the commercial airlines relieve flying at the moment, i told you, but some are carrying aid. another crucial issue which adds to the displacement crisis is an air strike on the main civilian crossing between lebanon and syria. most people cannot go out that way, but here are 11 on for several years now, there have been a large number of refugees who fled the civil war in that country. many have chosen now to go back, feeling they would be safer. actually, they would be safer. actually, the moment they were back in syria, here in lebanon. they have said that hezbollah were using it to bring in weapons from syria, but that is another route out for people which is now closed.— now closed. lets go back to nick. thank _ now closed. lets go back to nick. thank you. _ now closed. lets go back to nick. thank you. with - now closed. lets go back to nick. thank you. with all i now closed. lets go back to ni