tyre nichols trial is going on right now in memphis, tennessee. we can never take for granted that when a black person in america is killed by a police officer that they are going to get justice. we cannot take it for granted. we cannot take it for granted could rihanna to -- breonna taylor -- for granted. breonna taylor. breonna taylor. my heart is broken for her mother. her heart must be broken in million pieces, dr. crenshaw. in her own home, her body mutilated with bullet holes while she is practically naked in her nightgown. everybody knows the police line to get the no-knock warrant. everybody knows they are lying. now we are going to say that does not matter? that the reason she is dead is because her boyfriend, a law-abiding black man in america who had a right to the second amendment like any other citizen, you're going to say it is his fault and they go free? wild rihanna -- wild rihanna is dead in her -- while breonna taylor is dead in her grave? tyree nichols, sonya massey, breonna taylor, families are here to talk and help give attent

in the southern city of tyre the war is coming closer.g sites it says are linked to hezbollah. today we saw strike after strike. well, there'sjust been more incoming israeli fire and there is smoke rising now. we can't tell exactly what has been hit, but that is a residential area with residential blocks. there was some outgoing fire from hezbollah a few hours ago, and this is now a familiar routine in southern lebanon. the gathering storm here this week means british nationals have been told to leave lebanon immediately. isabella baker plans to go tomorrow, because she doesn't want family and friends back home to worry. but the human rights student is critical of the government. i100% think the uk government should be doing a lot more and, of course, it has to worry about its citizens, i understand that, but i think there are priorities, and we wouldn't have to leave if it weren't for the fact that israel is bombing this country. and tonight, these men wonder if they might be next to be bombed. they're the government's civil defence team

we can go to orla senior international correspondent in tyre. to the difficulties of being in that part of lebanon at the moment. how has the mood change there tonight giving the new information we are hearing from the israeli army? there has been a quite _ hearing from the israeli army? there has been a quite marked _ hearing from the israeli army? there has been a quite marked a _ hearing from the israeli army? there has been a quite marked a change in the mood and also in the level of israeli military strikes. this was a conflict that for the past year had red lines and everyone knew where they were. this week that has changed. we are in a new war. israel killed 550 people on monday here in lebanon and another 50 people here today. it is striking harder and deeper. today we also had hezbollah targeting tel aviv for the first time. in terms of the attacks here in the city of tyre they have been getting louder and they have been getting louder and they have been getting closer. through the afternoon we have been hearing very, very loud explosio

got to the scene, i asked everybody what happened outside of the small group of officers that came tyrethe people i talked to were just shot. >> they what whether were other police officers doctrine, security docket management, the players that witnessed everything. i look, i reached family that came it was just uncalled for there's no question. there will be ramifications that come out of this to reach spreading. it was remarkable that he was able to compose himself. he able to go and play the game, taken station. plaintiffs yard touchdown, helped the team win moments was epic of what happened before the game was graceful unacceptable, and could not happen in silence who would have thought after george floyd that we would still see people treated like this unfairly and unnecessarily. if tyreek wasn't a world-class athlete and in incredible shape, who knows how this could have impacted him. >> he would soar who's burden he was physically and mentally this is something where we're seeking answers and we will pursue this to the fullest extent of the law you're planning to recall mentioned

orla guerin, bbc news, tyre.was badly maimed and is still suffering. i don't want to lose any of my men the same way." they're already struggling to keep up with the air strikes. now they say they'll work from the street to save lives. orla guerin, bbc news, tyre. joining me live is randa slim, director of the conflict resolution programme at the middle east institute. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. we saw that special meeting of the un security council tonight, discussions how to de—escalate the discussions, and then hezbollah has linked to any discussions on this proposal to a ceasefire deal in gaza, and the israelis, especially the israeli prime minister, have been opposed until now to a ceasefire deal in gaza. so we're stuck in this middle zone somehow where there is a proposal on the table, there are ideas that have been accepted by both parties de—escalate the tensions and maybe to achieve a ceasefire, but then it is conditional at least on a ceasefire deal in gaza. ~ ., ., , ., gaza. we heard from th

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orla guerin, bbc news, tyre.nationals to leave at once, 700 more uk military personnel are on their way to cyprus to prepare for a possible evacuation. chris mason has more in new york. the lofty urban heights of new york. the prime minister swapped his party conference for the ultimate conference of world leaders — the united nations general assembly. and uppermost in mind, lebanon. they're already struggling to keep up with the air strikes. now they say they'll work from the street to save lives. orla guerin, bbc news, tyre. calling on british nationals to leave at once, 7oo calling on british nationals to leave at once, 700 more uk military personnel are on their way to cyprus to prepare for a possible evacuation. chris mason has more in new york. the lofty urban heights of new york. the prime minister swapped his party conference for the ultimate conference of world leaders — the united nations general assembly. and uppermost in mind, lebanon. i call on the security council to seek political solutions that ca

they are the government civil defense team in the city of tyre .ve just had a call telling them to leave their headquarters. an israeli voice claimed there was a hezbollah target nearby. station chief fear's is repeating itself. >> my daughter was killed in the war in 2006 in an israeli strike on the center, i had brought her there for safety. my wife was badly maimed. she is still suffering. i don't want to lose any of my men in the center this time. they say they will now work from the street to keep saving lives. orla guerin bbc news, tyre. >> the white house said it was deeply concerned after hezbollah launched a missile towards tel aviv. john kirby told u.s. media he believed there was still time for a diplomatic solution to the -- to de-escalate tensions. foreign secretary david bombing -- david lammy called for an immediate cease-fire and of the u.k. plans to provide 700 troops for iraq -- for immediate evacuation of lebanon. the bbc spoke to keir starmer. >> the situation is escalating. we need to de-escalate. for our states nationals, leav

and another portion he is tyre, actually put on a seat belt is another body cam showing tyre put it on the seat belt. so along with that, he's calling miami dolphins security to let them know what's going on. so that's the delay that immediate portion that they're talking about. he's taken off his seat belt and he's getting drew brooks on the phone from the miami dolphins and then you see him getting snatched out of a car, like you said, he's driving a mclaren is a dip in it and he just had some repairs done on his knee. he can't jump out immediately if he saw also, he put up his hands to show that he didn't have a firearm. he wasn't a threat, and nato was compliant with officers as far as the statement goes though, from the police union, i think the video contradicts everything that they're saying. even down to the notion that he refused to sit down, he actually told the guy, hold on. i'm going to sit. i just had surgery and that's when that same officer who snatched him out of the car, they doing down to the ground at places, knee back then grabbed him like a some kind of chokehol

orla guerin, bbc news, tyre.als in lebanon are overwhelmed after last week's attacks there — and there are concerns that the country's healthcare system "will completely collapse". we've also been getting a sense of how many people have been displaced since monday — the united nations puts that number at 90,000. that number is in addition to the 111,696 people who were recorded as displaced since october 2023. earlier, i spoke tojesse marks, who is a senior advocate for the middle east at refugees international. he told me more about the situation on the ground. i think the military operations in lebanon have caused, i mean, an immense human toll. probably the largest the country has seen in decades. from folks that we've spoken to, right, as you repeated the numbers, you know, high numbers of casualties, 500 people lost, including women and children, from colleagues are telling us at least 50 syrian refugees are dead. we heard reporting of additionally of two unhcr workers. this really echoes the devastation and

orla guerin, bbc news, tyre.jeremy bowen explained earlier i spoke tojesse marks, who is a senior for the middle east at refugees international. he told me more about the situation on the ground. i think the military operations in lebanon have caused, i mean, an immense human toll. probably the largest the country has seen in decades. from folks that we've spoken to, right, as you repeated the numbers, you know, high numbers of casualties, 500 people lost, including women and children, from colleagues are telling us at least 50 syrian refugees are dead. we heard reporting of additionally of two unhcr workers. this really echoes the devastation and the indiscriminate attacks that we witnessed in gaza after the brutal october 7th attacks. and once again, we are seeing little coordination with humanitarian actors on the ground, which has raised the potential risk of threatening and killing aid responders. we're hearing large numbers of folks who are fleeing north. increasingly concerning, we are also hearing lebanes

if tyre was in a world-class athlete and in incredible shape, who knows how it impacted him. he would soar who was burden he was physically and mentally destroyed. this is something where we're seeking answers and we will pursue this to the fullest extent of the law cnn sports anchor don riddell joins us now. don, what more is hill saying about all of this hey boris? >> well, tarek who hasn't said anything new today. although we can bring you up to date with what he said after the game yesterday. the latest information we have is a statement from the local police union, which has come not within the last hour or so, they are saying that at no time was tyreek hill ever placed under arrest? they said that he was not immediately co-operative. he was put into handcuffs according to policy and for the safety of the officers present they then said that he remained uncooperative, at which point he was quote, redirected to the ground the local police unions say they are standing by they're officers based on the information they have about the way this all played out, as i mentioned,

sirens wail in the southern city of tyre, the war is coming closer.ays are linked to hezbollah. today we saw strike after strike. well, there'sjust been more incoming israeli fire and there is smoke rising now. we can't tell exactly what has been hit, but that is a residential area with residential blocks. there was some outgoing fire from hezbollah a few hours ago, and this is now a familiar routine in southern lebanon. the gathering storm here this week means british nationals have been told to leave lebanon immediately. isabella baker plans to go tomorrow, because she doesn't want family and friends back home to worry. but the human rights student is critical of the government. i100% think the uk government should be doing a lot more, and of course it has to worry about its citizens, i understand that, but i think there are priorities, and we wouldn't have to leave if it weren't for the fact that israel is bombing this country. and tonight, these men wonder if they might be next to be bombed. they're the government's civil defence team here in tyre

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that, of course it would be extremely catastrop. catastrophic if they do target even the cities of tyre and syden, they started it, they started already with with tyre, it's not clear how much they're going to target within that city, because lot of this place people stayed intire uh leaving all their towns and villages, so i do not think there is any single town or village and the main cities in the areas that are closer to the border like vintish bel and all the the surrounding villages and area have all been struck, they've all been under attack, there's absolutely no place which is safe, and these are words we used to hear from the people of ghaza, nowhere is safe and ghaza, now we can say that in all of south lebanon nowhere is safe, but we can, i can say something that in 2006, the israelis were bombarding the southern suburbs of beirot, now when we look at the strikes in southern suburbs of beirout have up until now only been very precise and specific, in addition to the failed... assassination attempt, previously we have the strike in the southern service which killed the rugan

go to miami, tyre hill and dolphins. the field last night to take on the buffalo bills just days after his controversial detainment captured the attention of the nation as police investigate the incident, we're hearing some new details about how it could have escalated even further. here's what one reporter says could have gone down when you say arrested, do you mean they were ready to take them down town? >> they're not going to be available to play in the game, arrested in that way. >> oh, absolutely. that was the intent and the officer they got suspended. if you watch all of the bodycam footage and i did that yesterday, you could see him talking to other co-workers and complaining about the fact that they were not arrest that intent was to arrest them joining me now is julius collins. he is tyreek hill's attorney thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it glad that tyreek hill was doing okay. and back in action as he should be on the football field. i do want to ask you about what we just heard that rep

they say they will now work from the street to keep saving lives. 0rla guerin, bbc news, tyre.rces has just released a statement, talking there about the number of attacks seen just in the last few days, the idf say they have targeted, they say, around 2000 what they call hezbollah terrorist targets in the south of lebanon. now, all of that, of lebanon. now, all of that, of course, is a very long way away. look and feel of what we are �*s seeing at the un in new york, the un general assembly where where elites are talking about de—escalation, diplomatic efforts to try to cool things here in this region. we heard joe biden the us president talking about what he is doing to try and avert the prospect of all out war. all out war is possible, think also there's the opportunity that still in play to have a settlement that can fundamentally change the whole region. there needs to be a two state solution it needs to happen. there's a way to do it and we have a possibility. i want to exaggerate it a possibility that we can deal with a cease—fire in lebanon, that it can move into dealin

now, tyre nichols died on january 10, 2023, just three days after five police officers brutally beat him while attempting to arrest him, joining me now as cnn legal analyst joey jackson. joey, good morning to you. tell me how you think this trial of these three officers will play out given that there have been plea deals and the other two officers have agreed to cooperate and potentially testify in these trials yeah. >> amara, good morning to you. the answer very directly and objectively is not very well for them and the reason i say that is certainly everyone's presumed innocent until proven guilty. that is the centerpiece of our system at the end of the day though, what's about me? but incident we know is we look at them there. that is. those were accused and are standing trial. that is very compelling evidence in the case. there'll be video that is introduced to the jury that will allow them to see and judge for themselves with respect to the conduct the real defense would be if they were justified in any way and doing it. and when you look good people who are beating him to the p

, and the district of tyre, tyre is not only just the city, but we also have the entire district in several towns a dozens of towns that are surrounding that city uh that are considered part of that district, we have many of those towns that have been targeted today now in the new round of israeli shelling throughout south lebanon, we have a direct attack on debal and bazuriye, debal and bazuriye are considered areas like i said in the district of tire and not on the border, and these are some of the towns that were also heavily bombarded yesterday seemingly to push the civilian population to leave that area. we also have is also... area that is in the coastal areas and that also witnessed heavy displacement also from the masses from that area, there's the towns of arab salim, arab salim is more towards the mountains close to the area, which was previously bombarded, but not as much as now, it was still inhabited and we witnessed that there were several massacers. among the civilian population that were committed yesterday as well as in uh and in hanawai also we had another massaker yesterd

understanding around the humanity of the jury, and also out of respect for the nichols family and tyreer this down. you have to show, unfortunately, these are the moments where we watched tyre nichols be killed by these defendants. there's no way around that, no way to sugar coat that. they have to see it. you have to approach with an appropriate level of sensitivity, but you cannot water it down. you have to prepare the jury for it and show them as much of it as possible so they cannot ignore. remember, the standard here is beyond a reasonable doubt. with the copious amount of body camera footage you have, you want to leave as little doubt as possible in the minds of these jurors that listen, the job this person came to do as a prosecutor in terms of convicting these individuals and trying to bring some level of comfort to the nichols family has been satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt. we have seen it with our own eyes, and watched the tape, despite how uncomfortable it may have been. >> two other officers took plea deals. if they testify, what do they bring to the case? >> they brin

12 year old, 17 year old brothers who were attacked directly by drone and killed near the city of tyre, now that is attack that will result in in a very harsh retaliation from the resistance, and we could probably expect that will be attacking new settlement that is not... been targeted before uh we still don't have of course uh that that retaliation, but there were several other retaliations from casbala's resistance uh on for several other attacks that occurred, for example we targeted the mitat baracks where there was a sub unit for the 8200 intelligence units in the mitad paradox like we said uh with rockets as they said that was in retaliation for the mesabal attack which targeted one of the members of hazbullah they also retaliated for other attacks in itashab and khiam by targeting the zaura launching sights with kuchusha rockets. there was also another retaliation for attack a civilian area in zapin where they targeted the recent post of 146th division uh in ibrien with using petrus rockets. the israeli media spoke about some 60 rockets that reached green and that is not an are

bbc news, tyre. christian: let us go to beirut and speak to our colleague who is there today.oking at the stream of traffic coming north. there might not be a ground invasion imminent tonight, but nobody is taking any risk. you can feel just watching those pictures the sense of fear that there is in lebanon. anna: you can. and actually the mood changed in the last few hours, i would say, it really feels significant since the head of the israeli army, the lieutenant general made those comments repairing his troops for a ground invasion in lebanon. of course that would take this conflict to a new phase beyond what we saw a week ago with those members having those pagers and walkie-talkies that exploded and beyond the three southern parts of lebanon and here in beirut as well with members of the senior hezbollah leadership have been based. the idea of israeli boots on the ground brings back for people memories of the war in 2006 and for many as well in recent memory memories of the civil war that had such a devastating impact on this country as well. a lot of people are trying to

latest developments and israely drone attack uh killed several civilians near the southern city of tyre and our bayrut correspondent mady am sadha joined us earlier with your details the libinese ministry of health has declared that it was two marters uh who died as a result of the attack a motorbike in the area of bayadal which is right neck very close to the city of tyre and this is of course inhabitat city, it's not been evacuated, and these and here we're talking about two adolescents, 12 year old, 17 year old, hussein and they are brothers and so that is very blatant violation of the boundaries that were put forth and the the rules of war uh that were put forth, of course from the beginning of the confrontation we are expecting that that there will be retaliation uh from hizballah we don't have anything yet, but we know that there were sirens sounding in certain areas, but that could probably not be the retaliation, it could be perhaps tomorrow. we also are expecting that hazballah targets new settlements as they have borned earlier that once civilians are directly targeted, then t

some of them we had sheet that was under attack, many of the towns in the surrounding the district of tyredetails that there will be any type of truth anytime soon, and so that brings to light that all the talk that was that was uh said from the us mediator to... speaker and even the prime minister inside in new york was all inaccurate, it was only maybe words in order to buy time for the israeli regime to continue its threats on lebanon, continue its aggression and it killing of the civilian population and it's very much reminescent and similar to what happened in nhazza throughout the course of the genocidal war talks from the us saying that they had hope uh we heard many times how the us president joe biden had said that i'm hoping before monday then it comes another monday then the mondays kept rolling after that and the weeks turned into months and there was absolutely no agreement and the halt to the killing of the innocent women and children inside and things got worse and now it seems they are using the same methodology and the same type of diversion and even that was considered by

in the federal criminal trial of three ex memphis police officers charged in the beating death of tyre nichols. what a police lieutenant who train the officers had to say on the witness stand, that's coming out of this world conversation with the two nasa astronauts left behind by the boeing starliner. what they had to say about them the longer-than-expe cted stay in space. that's a little later what we're starting with this just over 50 days now from the presidential election, former president trump stopped in las vegas and california friday. vice president harris spent friday in pennsylvania where she sat down with a cnn affiliate wpvi in cambria county she said the country needs a leader who can unite everyone in my heart. >> i know in my soul, i know that the vast majority of us as americans have so much more in common than what separates most americans want a leader who brings us together as americans and not someone who professes to be a leader who is trying to have us point our fingers at each other i think people are exhausted with that approach which just tells cnn she's also

and this is the large city of tyre on fire - a hospital. roads are under attack.t is not easy to escape from the shelling zone. israeli fighters, drones. in the unprotected air defense, the lebanese sky, many refugees look up in fear, they saw how they bombed from planes, hit a neighboring house, probably everyone died, a lot of people on the road. they are saving themselves as best they can, we are going to beirut, but we hope to return home soon. israel says that it warned civilians residents about the beginning of the air operation, on the phone-seekers from the southern part of the country, they called, sent sms to someone, they were asked to leave the area near the hezbollah facilities, but the refugees say that if the messages rained down, then together with the bombs, there was no time to read. i live near tyre, no messages came to my phone, only saw how israeli planes bombed. they hit the neighboring house. from lebanon, from dawn in the sky over israel, the distant roar of jet engines, dive bombers is clearly audible. without break, the artillery barrage

to evacuate many areas and south lebanon, many of them are still stuck in traffic in the cities of tyre and siden. they are mostly coming to areas where there are families uh to greet them or relatives, but lot of them are also looking for shelter, trying to find safe haven, if we can 2006, lot of the especially the governmental schools and the um the governmental institutions that have the ability to bring in the people, they were brought in, there's also... lot of people who stayed in the uh national parks as well uh since it was summer it was easy for them to say now we are closing towards the fall and if this issue of course does um continue for weeks and months uh then we are looking a huge crisis uh especially when it comes to the displaced concerning the rockets that are being fired we can confirm and we know from footage that is coming out from the palestinian territories, from the um palestinian people who are sending these images and even some of the settlers who have taken those videos showing that there are... rockets over the city of hyfa and for the very first time since 2

. >> that the some of the of tyre nichols.ng a to combat police misconduct. the federal trial for the memphis police officers were fatally beat her son this past week. prosecutors said the police lied admitting the fat they repeatedly kicked and punched him in the moments leading to his death. you just saw his peers? >> yes. the parents of tyre nichols and when i left work yesterday and i stopped at h&m and they were in there. i said i thought you were already gone? they run panels. he said we will stay tonight and attend a dinner. i asked how they were feeling with the trial getting started. they said it's difficult. there are three different attorneys and they said it will take time. it won't happen overnight. misses wells said, when the officer attorney stands up and said, if you look at the video, my clients only punched him five times. when this is a defense, they said it's difficult to relive but it's important to them they continue to raise their voices to tell their son's story to get some semblance, i don't even know

and to the federal trial is ongoing for 3 former officers charged in the beating death of tyre. nichols. his mother blames congress for inaction. their blood is on your the congressional black caucus calls these women, the mothers of the movement. >> as its members try to pass federal criminal justice reform to create safer communities and to hold police officers accountable. cbc chair congressman steven horsford supports the george floyd justice in policing act. >> in part the legislation would improve betting to make sure bad actors are not rehired as officers and restrict the use of no-knock warrants and chokeholds. we will not stop fighting. for you or the loss of your loved ones. republicans largely oppose the bill over at allowing individual officers to be sued over their actions. they prefer to hold the officers, employers responsible. in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> gamestop will be closing more locations. the company says it had a disappointing earnings report struggled to sell hardware in its stores and more games are downloaded digitally. if not simply ordered onl

, around around tyre district, where a friend down there tells me there isn't a single village in the down there and not a single village has remained unscathed. so hezbollah, hezbollah is signalling that even after all these assassinations and after the business of the exploding pagers and walkie talkies, which knocked out, i mean, put out of business at least 1,500, maybe 2,000 hezbollah fighters, um, they're still very much in business. but now you've got the boss gone, it's very hard to see that this will not have an effect. they've got communication problems, they can't get immediately in touch with one another and they have command problems. although it seems that although they've lost a big raft of military commanders, they do seem to have a sort of understudy programme where one falls and is immediately replaced by somebody else because there's been no let—up in their in their rocketing. and of course, israel has been redoubling its efforts to get at those rockets and get at any hezbollah target anywhere in the country and assassinating people as well. even on the road to dama

federal prosecutors today argued that these officers took turns beating tyre nichols, but the defense said that the cops' actions were in line with their training. now, two other ex-officers, desmond mills and emmitt martin iii have pleaded guilty and will testify, prosecutors said. the three men could face life in prison if convicted. lester. >> okay, priscilla, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, inflation is coming down. so are mortgage rates. but there's one big problem for those looking to buy a home. in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. oh-ho-ho, look at that jet stream. [ whistles ] if you're over 50, talk to your doctweather.armacist oh, boy. yep, they're calling it an atmospheric river. it is coming down. [ cellphone buzzes, chimes ] oh, flood warning in louisian

israeli aggressions there were all these areas that were deemed safe, like the heart of the city of tyre, where there were displaced people, maybe staying in schools, maybe staying at relatives, now it seems the israelis are also picking areas where they would continue to uh to strike, as we are also said earlier that areas like kasarwan and for example the alshuf district was also targeted, and so the israelies are making a point perhaps to say that there will not be any place. for the supporters of the resistance, which is safe, perhaps for very, very small areas of which will remain safe, perhaps of course we do not know what developments we might see in... the upcoming hours of course hezballah has made sure to respond and to stress the deterrance balance which they have put forth of course uh many years ago especially in 1990s and the early 90s where they stress that any attack on the civilian population will be met with direct launching of rockets towards the settlements and husbullah used that of course not as a an objective but that was a tool that they used to protect the civili

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we have seen smoke billowing in the distance around the city of tyre and southern lebanon after what in israeli attack. there have certainly been about 75 targets attacked overnight, according to the israel defense force. let's talk more about what is going on there with hossam abougabal. all this talk about a ceasefire. lots of diplomatic activity working towards that. do you think it is a possibility or is israel and hezbollah going to reject that idea? it hezbollah going to re'ect that idea? , , ., ,., hezbollah going to re'ect that idea? , , ., , ., idea? it seems that both israel and hezbollah _ idea? it seems that both israel and hezbollah are _ idea? it seems that both israel and hezbollah are going - idea? it seems that both israel and hezbollah are going to - and hezbollah are going to reject this deal. i think looking at the development over the past few weeks but especially in the last week, both israel and hezbollah stated objectives that israel want to replace the citizens of the northern, hezbollah want to continue the fight it out there is a lasting and to the conflict

the city of tyre is right. e strikes has been very focused on this part of lebanon for the past few days. this rent has been striking several areas close to the syrian border, mainly in the car and tear, i mean, bob, back on germany, which is mainly known as the default valley. so on this uh, connection the, the geographical connection between 11 and syria is in a way or another. crucial for has the law. it's crucial also for the internally displaced and for the refugees to cross to wants to pay for area. in syria, we've been seeing an influx and in a people going towards the sea and board does leaving to watch tv. i'm thinking that it's maybe safer. so this could be on one side trying to prevent people. i think the pressure on the intent of front, and that by substitution would add more pressure on his beloved. and it could be also with a strategic a goes to probably hits connections between has will on both sides of the board. the especially is that we know that the personalized present in syria and has the l

orla guerin is in tyre, in southern lebanon. and anna foster is in beirut for us. lebanese capital and see and feel the tension that has been growing over the last few days. you can hear in conversations happening on the streets and in houses. but you can also hear it in the skies above beirut tonight. i can see out of my eyeliner a drone in the sky and the whining noise has been continuing for the last few hours. ill soy earlier today, the sound on the streets again in the sub—suburbs of beirut the sirens of ambulances taking the wounded to already overcrowded hospitals after another senior hezbollah commander was killed here in the lebanese capital —— also earlier today. it is all raising fears that this escalation could have even further to go, as tens of thousands of people move out of the south of the country towards beirut to try and find some sort of safety. our senior international correspondent orla guerin has been watching their journeys. a community in mourning. the village of saksakiyeh in southern lebanon today. ii were killed here yesterday by israel'

they say they'll now work from the street to keep saving lives. 0r look herein, bbc news, tyre. —— 0rlaoster is in beirut for us. and i, just looking at the stream of traffic is coming north, there may not be a ground invasion imminent tonight. you can feeljust watching those pictures of the sense of fear that there is now in lebanon. sense of fear that there is now in lebanon-— in lebanon. you can, actually, the mood _ in lebanon. you can, actually, the mood changed _ in lebanon. you can, actually, the mood changed just - in lebanon. you can, actually, the mood changed just in - in lebanon. you can, actually, the mood changed just in the. the mood changed just in the last few hours, i would say, really feel significant since the head of the israeli army herzi halevi made those comments preparing his troops for a ground invasion in lebanon. 0f for a ground invasion in lebanon. of course that would take this conflict to a new phase beyond what we saw a week ago with members of hezbollah having those pages and walking toast —— pagers and walkie—talkies that exploded beyond the three days

and this is tyre, also in southern lebanon on wednesday.ah and israel have traded near—daily cross—border fire for nearly a year, the intensity of strikes appears to be rising with a lot of damage in southern lebanon. so this is fire data, which has been compiled by aurora tech. they're a german—based company who use satellites which have special infrared sensors that monitor for temperature anomalies and help detect wildfires, which they then usually report to forestry and firefighting services. in this case, they're using the very same tech to analyse the situation in lebanon. and here are those areas in lebanon for the 23rd of september — latest we've got — which indicate possible damage caused by israeli strikes, as well as fires down in israel near the sea of galilee. now, it's important to note we haven't independently verified that strikes took place at all of these locations. but if we take this data and we use it as a guide, we can start to pick out individual areas and zone in on satellite imagery. so, 12th of september, before th

evenity®. >>> today, the memphis police lieutenant who trained the officers charged in the death of tyreprotocol while trying to handcuff him, but that the other officer should have intervened. nbc's marissa para is following this and also with me, former federal prosecutor and nbc legal analyst paul butler. what's the latest we're hearing out of court, marissa? >> reporter: hey, chris. so, you mentioned that we heard from this memphis police lieutenant, lieutenant bright. this is a lieutenant who has been in law enforcement for almost 20 years. lieutenant bright is also someone who has trained all of these officers at different times and really did a lot of training on defense tactics, use of force, talked about the tactics on what to do at a traffic stop, how to handcuff, even things like what part of their hands they should use in certain instances, and he says that he warned his students that they could face prison time if they didn't follow these policies. so, after watching the footage today, lieutenant bright testified that these officers who have been charged did not follow proto

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the bombing of lebanese cities, including tyre, sidon and central beirut, continues. the idf says that only targets linked to hezbollah and palestinian movements have been attacked, and the deaths of one hamas commander, sharif, two leaders of the popular front for the liberation of palestine, and a number of hezbollah leaders have been reported. the us is trying to force tel aviv to abandon the idea of ​​invading lebanon, but at the same time is helping israel to strengthen its defenses, fearing retaliation from iran. zelensky's visit to the united states and the presentation of his victory plan ended in failure. this is reported by the all street journal, biden rejected the head. in this project, permission to strike targets deep into russia with foreign weapons. the white house fears an uncontrolled escalation of the conflict in ukraine. biden promised to discuss this plan on october 12 in germany, but it is unlikely to be adopted there either, the author of the publication believes. the upcoming us presidential election will be the last if trump loses, according t