a business like this is brought to you by peg. this is a line supply on one of your this makes modern plates. the low on the bulk of this has been use our license. so coming up in the next 60 minutes is rails of tanks on rafa. showed no sign of relating to hundreds of thousands of palestinians in gauze or once again forced the fleet before and you and staff member has been killed in an attack on a bunked un vehicle. stevens has a 190 of its workers have been killed in guns a since october. donald trump tumult, michael. kevin testifies of his criminal trial in new york. the new crane on the defensive for the

call to the region as russia intensifies the tax to the country, 2nd largest city and peace of statements with us in the premier league level, and so finished based on a high level. so keeping aston villa from security with champions we pulled out the thanks for joining us. we begin and goes over. hundreds of thousands of palestinians of fling is raggedy advances in the north and south of goes up. these are the army has divided the strip through the so called net, sorry, i'm carried off when she controls. let's start with the situation in the north and this riley soldiers and tanks have advanced further into the jabante, a refugee camp and all engaged in fish buffaloes. with ballasting and faces strikes in the area of supporting the ground operation, forcing tens of thousands stiffly. but escaping south isn't an option as it is ready buffers the prevents they suddenly most of seeing west and southern gauze

a don't to is a quite hospital and rough. i received close and these rarely ministry ordering them to evacuate the hospital. meanwhile, palestinians are still escaping from rafa towards the isle. bala in the centre until outlaw i see at least 360000 people have been displaced in this latest round of fighting. and alco diary begins are coverage from the bottom. it has been a very frustrating and tiring day for people and drop off and into by the but talking about rough up there has been in tens. air strikes are tyler reselling where people were forced to evacuate under fire. we have been seeing coming up more to that and, but that's looking for tens looking for space. but unfortunately, they didn't. bella is running out of space and not only yep, palestinians that we're at as to evacuate due to the maps. a nice,

let's also people surrounding the way the hospitals have been receiving calls to evacuate. but the hospital has been waiting for a like a re a call or a warning from the is there any forces to evacuate? but most people are evacuating towards the central area. and con eunice and here is our report ahead of me is this several defense workers? only protection don't take cards unless you vehicles are really all that remain on the roads in the racing to help p at another round of the severely injured in this chicken city. under siege this time through to late life play,

shooting that spam left out on the street. so the team stays by and is really sniper. they begin the same task of covering his corpse the another versus pickup job as causes that to push is past 35 as the the body carried quickly to a. com. but then left with the little ceremony, the, the civil defense teams are still operating in east and central roughly, and very difficult and complicated conditions. recently we headed to the city's main intersection and recovered a number of dead bodies as well as with one other words, it's as simple defense team should be granted entering the areas with his fighting to recover the dead bodies and help the wounded if they're injured or left without help, without

a doubt they'll die. 6 further noise into bad yukon families have been paused once more to see what the news is ready assaults the floods of humanity afraid for their lives as they hurry through this. his largest bottles on hi, everyone on the tank is behind the classrooms and the schools go, does all save you and decide are of all state. we did not want to leave until we saw it with our and i know how to sing using causal are again being pushed, forced to feed from anywhere. they found refuge. we don't know where to go. we have been displaced from one place to the next and now we have left. we don't know where to go. we are running industries. i saw with my own eyes, i saw the tank and the bulldozer it is on that street. a desperate movement after

another round of warranty or fire interior is there. a defense minister has spoken to the us secretary of state, updating him on his armies operation and drop off and the take over of the nearby border crossing into egypt. but there appears to be no end inside the months long suffering here. war policy and use are being killed, injured or just faced with each passing day in the gaza. palestine. what does this, what are the forces step up a tax in jabante, a refugee camp in northern gauze, and many civilians have trapped inside you and schools as most out collude reports . the places where people sort shelter from the war on the buffet of the forces. now, stations and incurs behind the universe to the street in the center of giovanni can and all of this just combined with helicopter and cos, kept firing against civilian civilians are trapped inside the schools in that area

. and coming to join us with them now receiving casualties and injuries from that area since the beginning of the will we have taken shelter in un run schools since then. these ready? so just have repeatedly rated schools enough with it together without children. we've been homeless for months and we showed with missiles and shells now with both to keep moving. just like no man this in yahoo is a lawyer. he's not willing to negotiate. he's killed thousands of palestinians. we want to go home and live in peace. the entire population is on the run, a fearing for the children as well. then we are living in missouri. the situation in northern cause is disastrous. we are forced to move from one place to another. we cannot find any shelter or place to settle in. needless to mention, the daily killing, the absence of food on top of medicine. if our children are not cold on the

compartment, they will die of hung up what diseases. we appeal to the whole wealth act to have a feast file to and the united nation staff member has been killed and attack in eastern rafa. the u. n. is confirmed. this is the 1st international stuff, casualty and goes, are you an employee was killed up, the vehicle was struck on monday morning and other staff member was injured. united nation sexy general has condemned the attack, cooling for full investigation view and says a $190.00 of a square cuz of now being killed in garza since october. the 7th. it's really ministry has repeatedly targeted to humanitarian workers during that school. let's go to gabriel. as on their joins as lived out from you in headquarters in new york and gave what's the salary general's office been saying about this incident as well all day here. un headquarters in new york? i think they've been still trying to gather the facts of exactly the circumstances

of this incident that happened monday morning in guys in your rafa area. they have not released the name yet. of the u. n. staff member that was killed. they're still in the process of identifying their family members and the country officials where the country that they came from. they've not released that either. but it is the 1st, as you mentioned, the international staff member that has been killed in ga said in the last 7 plus months. and i think uh every uh you and staff member employee that has been killed all 190, have weighed heavily on this organization. so this doesn't really change anything in that way. but sir, clearly the difference here a little bit is, is it is a 1st international staff member, not a palestinian course. all the desk a more and the same. never the west that just shows how everybody, whether palestinian or 4 and a worker for the us all face the same threat. let's listen to a little bit more of what the un deputy spokesperson for the secretary general had

to say. the learn of the death of the united nations department of safety and security staff member, an injury to another, the staff or when they're un vehicle, the struck as they travel to the european hospital. and rafa this morning, the secretary general condemns all the tax on un personnel and calls for a full investigation. he sent his condolences to the family of the fall in staff member with the conflict and gaza, continuing to take a heavy tool not only on civilians but also on humanitarian workers. the secretary general reiterates has urgent appeal for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. and for the release of all hostages, and is it fair to characterize this as an attack? yes. now it's very clear from the video that we've seen that this was a convoy that was clearly marked. this vehicle was white. it had the black,

un lettering right on the side, as well as the blue un flag flying from the back of the vehicle and you can see the bullet holes right through the window on the side, the back of it. now the you, while the secretary general has called for an investigation, he is called for an investigation or a 190 you and staff members that have been killed. however, in order to have an investigation, you need independent investigators to get access to the, the sites where the crime is took place and is real controls access of who comes in and who comes out of guise at all times. and so far, the un says israel has not cooperated. or in many sites, we will the latest the from un headquarters in new york a, but i was on the now group of his races, attacked trucks coming desperately needed food. a prevention them for reaching goes and take a look at this video, it shows unloading and destroying suffice. and the vehicles will cross into hebron

by west, by heading towards the deceased trip. susan was set on for a inside, gaza is critically low with thomas now taking cold. the white house says the us doesn't believe a genocide is taking place in gauze. i'm a white house correspondent, can we? how could as following the story, an us national security advisor jake sullivan, why the more the 35000 palestinians have been killed as a result of israel's war on gaza. still national security advisor j sullivan says the bible administration does not see the killing of palestinians, but is real as genocide. even as a us report presented back in march says there are reasonable grounds to believe that israel is committing genocide as defined under international law. how can use agent so it's not being committed, as i just told you, i think the best way for me to answer that question is actually to ask you to look

at the lay down that we gave, which st. louis and how are you saying that she's a liar? the united states is laid down at the international court of justice in writing in detail. it's position on this issue and i'd ask you to read it. the national security advisor also said there could be a cease fire in israel's war and gaza is home us. release is the hostages. he's calling on the international community to pressure him us to return to the negotiating table and accept a deal. kimberly helped get out to 0. the white house or us army officer has resigned from the military and protest, all of us support israel's war and gaza. us the policies route with nearly $4000000000.00 worth of ministry. 8 every year. major harrison mine who was working of the defense intelligence agency posted an open letter on the social media side link 10. that accuses the us of nearly unqualified support for the government of

israel, which has enabled and empowered the killing of starvation of tens of thousands of innocent palestinians. he continues to states this unconditional support also encourages reckless escalation the risks. why the rule is going to posit, go heading, who's following this and washington dc and policy one more. can you tell us was well major harris and matt had been with the army for about 13 years with the specialization in middle east policy. worked to the embassy now he was currently he had been working in the defense intelligence agency, focusing on the middle east. that's a fairly powerful agency within the pentagon. but now he's released, as you mentioned, this open letter. and he basically said my work, however, administrative or marginal it may seem has, as it has continued to unquestionably come to unquestionably continue to that supports you have a little bit of this history said as a defendant of european jews who was worries, in

a particularly moral environment when it came to bearing responsibility for an estimate cleansing, so really very strong words from the major. and then he said at some point, whatever the justification you're either advancing a policy that enables the masturbation of children. or you're not know, he resigned to november 1st early from the d, i a and said at the time people asked him why did you quit early and you don't have a job lined up. and he didn't really go public until now. possibly because of what's happening in rafa and he sent us a note to the other team members said, you know, i thought i didn't have any support, perhaps you're struggling with this as well. and not everyone can quit. i don't expect you to do that, but just know you're not allowed. now, we've reached out to the army for any sort of comment. we haven't heard back yet. don't know if he's the 1st one person from the armed forces to quit because of this, we knew that there been a few reservations within the state department,

a man who was working the weapons, transferred apartment, a woman who worked with a human rights and another who was the arabic spokesman for the state department, and they've all been very public about why they've left at the same time we are seeing report after report that was in the internal communications. they went to set channel, the state department, lots of came. busy saying that the us needs change policy, same was us a id, but as far as the public liquidity of the pentagon, because of this, this seems to be the 1st. so again, a major is very much a mid level manager, but it is again notable because he's making his decided public. many things probably go heading there for his life in washington, d. c. okay, let's unpack some of the days developments now with i would just do a senior political analyst, my own bashar, who's here with me in the studio. i want to focus more on if we may on these lines have been coming out of washington from the us national security advisor jake sullivan. but before we do want to flag something, the benjamin netanyahu said on

a pub cost. early on in the day he said technicians with the us, i'm making it harder for israel to get the captives out of now we find the us coming out of funding. it's support israel and its plans and goals are it's, it's in credit with us. what's going on between uh nothing you, hon. bye then if any on the united states. uh, of course, nathaniel is famous for blaming everyone else for his own said, yet i'm betraying everyone. a, he's almost everyone is out of who works for the day on was or is no longer work and nothing you know has order to accuse nothing you know, either backs that thing or like, right? thing by the end is discovering that himself, this set on the nothing the whole fatigue at the white house. there's an is right, is that the in the united states and then the rest of the world as a nothing else at the gun and is red fatigue because of the unraveling genocide on

our tvs cruise? i think people are just getting fed up with one of the same with not anything changing. right. and using the same excuses. and this is the thing we've heard from washington as well. of course, as from is right because washington seems to be a better thing. uh the lines coming out of nothing, you know, and his government about this and that's happening in gaza. but it was, it really just saw nonsensical hearing just jake, sort of and repeating more of the same month. it was up over. they've been debunked over the past 7 months about why there are such huge loss of life in gaza. clearly the bombings of hospital schools, universities, and so on, cannot only be in what it used to have most hides between civilian population. as the course of the nations around the world believe what's happening in god. so it is very much of genocide, but so one of the things that jake sullivan said categorically is that right now

washington doesn't believe it is a genocide, a toy. it also said it supports israel and the destruction of a mouse and also believes israel is operation. in rough uh, is quote, targets is water was like this. indicates this current time. what sort of message does it send israel in terms of its own going times the strategy for goes to infinity is wrapped, attacked with impunity, or thanks to the united states. because somehow the by the administration, especially sullivan and blinking tend to always find a way to justify what is the defense. what is there as doing or re interpret what is just doing or saying both of them these ways of doing it themselves. it's really amazing to find these sort of defense lawyers or nations, 60 sides. why is that? and so because of the state of israel drive and the united states,

but be that as it may i think the, the main problem in all of this is that the united cisco continues to be complicit and the by the administration is not able to escape being uh, sort of back in the corner, if you will, in this election year it's or the last big time in the 5 or 7 swing states, today's port and then publish the new york times shows the fight is really losing big time in important space that we need to run through him below is that of this coming collection, but at the same time that he publicans are even going beyond him. talking about flattening is very nuking. that's what i've tried to think about a stein and gaza even looking, suggesting looking guys on so so far. the best way for him to have kind of got out of this message is too insistent to cease fire. but nothing. you know, there's not one to 6 for the generals and is there, i do not want to cease fire that the secure think i meant to fascists. authentic do

not want to cease fire. so we are, we find ourselves on the logic of a full blown eventually invasion or profile, whether the united states likes it or not. but the united states continues to be lost in its own logic. as always, my money. thanks, barbara shar, there us. so now the news, donald trump's former lawyer, michael cohen has taken the stand of the form of us president's criminal trial. the new york commons been testifying with trump head payments made to an adult film star to hide in the family. to run up to the 2016 presidential election, prosecutors accused trump of concealing a reimbursement made to con as a business expense. thomas pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records business ladies outside the court in new york, and she sent us this update. michael cohen is a lawyer by trade, but on the stand he describes himself as donald trump's former fix,

or someone who is willing to lie and bully people, to please his former boss, particularly in the run up to the 2016 election when a lot of bad news was surfacing about donald trump that incentives access hollywood tape that came out where donald trump was overheard making very disparaging comments about women. michael cohen's description of his efforts on the stand included working with the publisher of a national tabloid. david tucker and donald trump, to allegedly buried these stories, in some cases, paying money for them not to be published at the heart of this case is the $130000.00 payment that michael collins says he made to stormy daniels, the adult film star whose testimony is key to the prosecution proving that donald trump hit that payment describing it as a legal fee,

despite knowing that it was being used to pay off someone for bearing this bad news . now, the defense is expected to focus on the fact that michael cohen is someone of questionable credibility given that he has pleaded guilty to several times himself. federal crimes, back in 2018, including lying to congress is a theme that was taken up outside of the court house by republican politicians who showed up to support the former president. donald trump is a convicted, convicted felon. i mean this guy, he's up there given an acting same and all of a sudden he comes out and says, oh i have recorded president trump. oh my telephone, my, this, this guy, i work for present trip. i mean, how can you be convinced by somebody that is a serial lar,

the prosecution is expected to finish presenting its case by the end of this week, unknown at this time whether or not the defense will call former president donald trump, to testify in his own behalf christian salumi, i'll just hear a new york. right. well, joining us from new york city is around these. ellen, he's a criminal defense attorney, an adjunct professor of lord cornell law school. thank you very much for your time . just remind me of you is. this is the 1st time in history or for us president has been tried on criminal charges. your thoughts briefly on the trial so far. after this thing to be known for these days, be that as it may, i think the trial is bearing out what many of us think which is this was an ill advised, ill conceived wrong way to go about prosecuting criminal offense. conduct this case is one where it is simply too

difficult for the prosecution to prove, prove beyond a reasonable doubt and for your viewers in the united states prove beyond a reasonable doubt is proof, which is so strong. it's so convincing that if you needed to make an important decision in your life, based upon the information that you had it had, like, for example, whether or not to have open heart surgery. if you have enough information to schedule the surgery, you don't have a reasonable doubt. however, if you need a 2nd opinion, then you do have a reasonable doubt and here, so far, the prosecution, the government has been unable to approve at that high bar that the former president knew that there were 4 centuries being made in the books and records of his company and the purpose of those false entries was in order to either to further another crime, electronic fraud,

or to conceal another crime election front. if these criminal charges are not being dealt with this way, we recommend that they shouldn't be dealt with this way. would you suggest this at all times if they should not have been brought in the 1st instance? quite frankly, in a case such as this is equally plausible that the former president wanted to pay money for this story not to get out. so it would not embarrass his family, so it would not hurt his wife, so it would not hurt his children. we all have many reasons to do things more often than not to protect our families and to protect our reputation. not necessarily to waiting at an election which quite frankly, very few people thought that the former president was right. all we want to win, never, never the less. the suggestion from the start being made is that this house money payment was paid to store mcdaniels in order to boost trumps 2016 electro prospects

. what was it? what i've done for trumps current hopes of re election it has had no negative impact. i think over whelming, like if one were to objectively and fairly poll americans, most americans really don't care about this trial. this trial does not in any way, shape or form impact the question of anyone's fitness to be president based upon these allegations. and quite frankly, what i like to call the 13th of junior there, the 13th sure is the present state of the united states economy, the present state all the our leaky borders. never know the last, the last uh, mr. holiday and whether you believe this should be should this, this whole case should be happening a tool trial by television is most certainly happening. we wouldn't be talking about this today if it wasn't creating waves and ripples, not any of us, but here,

internationally. yes, but i think that is more based upon the salacious missed and almost poking fun at us. and somehow how our democratic principles have given way to really this is a top lower trial. and the funny thing is there was nothing illegal and there is nothing illegal about paying to keep the story out of the press. all right, so run the southern criminal defense attorney and engine professor of law according to law school graduate. oh, thoughts. thank you. thank you. right, still a heads here and i would just say when really ends voters in the 4th phase really is general election is probably gonna send or end remote the 6 of the drama in the build up to assess these big heavy weight fights. it is one of the focuses sides and so for the bloody cuts on his head piece of love with the sales and support. the

was a nice bit of warm spring the last few days, the good part of europe. and that still is the eastern europe. but increasing the atlantic showing itself be rather too active for these times a year that low wrapped around it, plenty vice boss suggest a when the storm system, which you don't really expect or have to say in the middle the night. but there it is, all the site is produced and funding, right, and the know for fonts, it'll probably be the same as the size of friends in the next 24 to 56 hours. it changes the feel of the weather across the british hours is not cloudy and rainy once again. time just come down by several degrees. that would be some wet snow from this, which is no use to anybody in the townhouse, for example, and not slowing moving right. probably sometimes thunder a will quite likely call some flesh cutting. maybe nose, misleading the po valley. but i'm full across is of all the red one on wednesday of

funds. we went on thursday and improving by the time you get to friday from north africa, the shar, rewriting which is seasonal is moving. and as in most countries, and it's getting a long way north was concentrated, probably nigeria probably the central after republic. it's still hot to the north. the halt and dusty all the way from chubb back towards san a goal, for example. and the size of the seasonal ryan is particularly well with the moment, particularly in cape time, the the sense that it meant that teddy. yes. and he just the truth is the price is high for a family of palestinian active as so peacefully protected the community for mr. brady, secular expansion in the occupied westbank for decades. they just put the city for that day on. oh, i see. this is the story the south trying to see them moving,

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the book about what challenges there is a reminder of a top stories this our, that'd be more tax on. no offense tell them cost us to say they're engaged in running bottles of israeli forces. east of the giovanni refugee camp civilians are fleeing for safety for foreign united nation staff member has been killed in an attack on a u. n. vehicle in eastern rough view and has confirmed this is the 1st international stock casualty and gaza, 190. you and workers have been killed in gaza since october. the 2nd group of israelis attacks trucks carrying desperately needed food, aid for cause a foot and shows them unloading and destroying supplies. vehicles cost pro $5.00, west 3 of the trucks was set on fire in the us city of chicago, administrators and student protests is the university to pull. i've reached a stalemate. the students have come to an university grounds for the past 2 weeks

and protests against the war and gaza to 100 as well. the depaula is the last university in the chicago area to still have a student encampment in protest of the war in gaza. but the administration here says they've reached an impasse in negotiations with students. administration officials were supposed to show up at a meeting on monday and did not do so. and that has some here concern because the universe and you said a deadline for sunday. and now the concern is what happens next. we're really just here to make sure that we can re center on our demands and re center for palestine . because we believe that administration choosing to walk away from negotiations and to 1st assist negotiations away from the demands and about forcing a close to being kept minutes. we want to make sure that our demands are centered. always, even as you know, a few minutes ration does choose to come back to that negotiating table. um that were able to kind of reconcile the lack of communication that they've had that you've been publicly about. what happens now that they've declared us domain for

graduation occurs here in mid june. and the question is, what happens after that? john henry and l g 0, chicago. the 4th round of focusing in india is general election, has ended. citizens and indeed administered kashmir. were among those to cost a vote on monday. for the 1st time in decades the governing b. j. p. didn't contest any seats in the catchment valley. india's general elections are held in 7 phases and will conclude next month. for funding the region is a professor of indian politics at georgetown university. he joins us from washington, d. c, thanks for your time. so a half way through this the epic election and i see the turn of the last phase was around 63 percent. what's your assessment of how is going so far? a it's been a bit of a surprise all things considered on the one hand. you know,

indians like to vote. they do so in large numbers. it is built into the body politic. and so we have great turn off by any international standards, and you'll find in standards, this has been a election where maybe enthusiasm has been fighting lower than expected. and the general tea leaves suggest that the beach would be the ruling party of prime minister, multi has not had the traction with waters that they had hopeful prior to the election. they were talking about wanting to secure a $400.00 seat majority involvement out of the $543.00 seats. helpful graphs. how dep, doctor, very from those frames. and now really to preston, his rather be able to actually be able to cross 300 seats because they have 303 that they're defending. and so the opposition seems quite renewed. the comp ending with great vigor, chief minister, are incapable of deli who has just released from jail and has joined the campaign.

but uh, you know, great enthusiasm and out of the shopping the, i'm for the opposition. and so you have a mix of really existing issues, the caustic issues of bread and butter that animate any election anywhere in the world. but again, it's a backdrop of a potentially hedge. a monic party may be getting, it's come up in the waters. this is too early to tell be no more than in 3 weeks, but for right now it's a very, very interesting election, right? i mean, given what you've just said, the so moody, the b, j p perhaps overestimates it's that chance is almost this, of course, despite the fact that bodies profile there in the country, particularly in the media, is very, very strong. what does it say about the poor, all, etc, all of political opinions and one of the well biggest democracies. mr movie is the most popular politician in india by long, modern, enjoys, and that sounds kind of cross to bob as an aisle the confidence and respect on the part of

a new nor to his party. on the other hand has maybe failed to take seriously. the economic issues are still buffet of large numbers off in health indians. the majority of form still lives pretty mika lived. so even during this economy has been growing, that has really been, out of the result of that growing economy has been much more in a quality rather than maybe necessarily the rising living standards of the forest spots of the country. how so inequality as high inflation as high food in security is high? how these are perennial issues and in the elections, but maybe missed them all the, his potty product that most of these popularity, their rhetoric of nationalism and national pride and the old fashioned. you know, am time, most of them rhetoric yeah. would suffice to get them across the the, the finish line even though the economy has not performing as well as it might have

for large numbers of norcross indians. so i think what you're seeing is that the plurality opinions might still need bread and butter issues to be addressed above all things, they do take national pride seriously and nationalism as of right. you know, in the multiple, well it let us not enough to, let's talk about so nationalism. let's talk about nationalism and let's talk about to see most and rhetoric, because in this latest phase the elections we've seen voting take place and indeed administered, catch me at the beach. i didn't even feel the candidates on the assumption that they clearly wouldn't when in this most them dominated part of the country. i'm the turn out that is being very, very high. what do you make of what's happening in customer a street house residency determined to use this opportunity to send a real signal to delegate up there to satisfy. that's what has happened since august, 1st 2019 and the state of crush me. i lost it straight to the status of this video stupid, and then did we call the union entire tree customer to remain in front of the most

heavily militarize areas of the world out the citizens of kashmir. enjoy very few of the rights and privileges of most citizens and the democratic society restrictions on that movement, freedom of speech, civil society, all in a very heavy, militarized context. how so i think part of this was really dumb, saying you can't treat us this way and they're going to use the one right for you still have for us, which is the right to water in a democratic election. and so i think the hope is to send a very powerful signal to that high level of, to an out. out of course have you mentioned the beach if he doesn't have its own candidate, they have a proxy cabinet rubbing but that candidate is really more a sacrificial lamp in this context. or i tend to broaden nation of the all using the fact that how they were able to do what they do interest me as a talking point, right? in the hopes of the indians. i'll see this as putting crush me in its place. okay. the dock that pretty is off. we will know yet. okay, a fun reading professor of indian politics at georgetown university grade and he

will full of thank you. thank you. and just to remind you, the indian government has don't granted visa style just it was gently, so under the circumstances we are covering the election from outside the country. the russia is taking 9 villages in this new offense, even though he region of northeastern ukraine. will them 5000 people have been moved to safety? as far as pricing persists for a full stay in the border area. so home and support from keith. the craze policies putting called on the new from the ne, in how to key region. russia lowest across the board or offensive on friday, and it's troops bouncing most cases, it's already taken several villages. ukraine says it's trying to contain the so,

but it's on the but for that choice, you notice have been issued for thousands of people. the new fighting takes place 500 meters away from my house. the luxury river is 500 meters from my house, and the russians on the other side, ukrainian tanks rolling, shoot and rode out. but you still use it most kindly. apple is the most know the cranium. presidents has the flight use more intense on another part of the front line and the beast lost them aside on that. if the idea behind the attacks and the khaki region is displayed on forces than an on demand, the motivation for ukrainians to defend themselves, the pop cross direction is the most difficult. just want everything to dialogue and they have been susie combat, engagements, metix. they were pulling out wounded troops. this soldier was concussed off for a russian motor attack systems 3rd time. so just because we are coping but it is difficult,

we keep up the defense and that's it was one of the to do the attack from multiple directions on the more the 1000 kilometer front line being. so you crane, you know me just trying to plug similar time you sleep, a number of gaps, an army outgunned and outland on u. s. t, the secretary of state and to be blinked and said that there's been a cost in the months long delay in getting a $61000000000.00 us military. a package approved it was held up in the republican majority. congress lincoln said defense equipment with $400000000.00 had now been prioritized with weapons already beginning to arrive here more or expected to be delivered next month, including a 16 flight to jets. the price is desperately needs, but some of the items will take many months to get in until the front line. it means a significant window for russia to press home its advantage. and that's exactly

what it stood. john home and i would just say to keith, to purchase, continue in georgia off the bottom. it never proved a final votes on a controversial foreign influence bill. opponents same if possible, could be used to crank down and defend or risk the country's bid to join the european union to meet you may have a bank that has the support from tbilisi sporadic scuffles that's thousands of georgians gathered the upon them and demanding the so called for an agents bill be dropped. several people injured dozens detained. many staying through the nights to make a stand. they will met with a large police force sealing off the building. i have never seen the least amount of police and i, i think that all the policemen there here now and i, i really think there's a, there's some of the might be some problem for the other side of the city over the country because everyone is you mobilize, i've been over here all night to defend my constitutional rights and to, to not,

not flush our ruling party, to posit russian law and to, for georgia to not become right to protest, to say it's similar to a law adopted in russia 12 years ago. now used to crack down on the sense the bill will require a n g o is and media receiving at least 20 percent of the funding to declare themselves. agents a for an influence demonstrate as expected, a long stand off during the reading of the law motor. so maybe the problem is traditional committee cleared it in under 2 minutes or so to get to the get several of the up the ruling georgia dream policy and its allies have enough seats to win the vote on tuesday. yeah, well let me close some kind of the is a member and the head of parliament's for an offense committee. he explains why the party wants this vote now, because the elections are upcoming. and we see that the forwarding interference into elections in any country has become a standard practice. and the funding interference is done not through political parties on leave, but also through a non governmental organizations. therefore,

we need the transparency of funding for an officer, a non governmental organizations, e. u officials continue to apply pressure, saying the bill could and georgia's bid to join the you. instead of making general comments. they, you should tell us which article on the law is not compatible with the european centers with the final vote on this bill taking place at noon on tuesday. these people here say that it's definitely going to come. they're going to skip work. they're going to skip clauses in order to make themselves to meet them at that go out to 0. still handle that which is around the world's best women's tennis plan to feed a former well, number one in room to advance the for the final details coming up with these the these business uptake these voltage by the 6 growth partner of on the dashboard to use

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the the okay, so i'm just pulling out his pizza. me. thank you so much. we'll start in the premier league way. aston villa has come from to goes down to jo. 33, with a livable image and ultimate match, but they may say aerobics were not enough to secure a champions league spot. lafayette. anyway, it was a terrible start for the host. civility, goalkeeper emiliano martinez for an own goals in just a 2nd minutes home. the match, fussiness has now school 3 premium ego and goes to most of any goalkeeper. since the competition started in 1992. you read to them on the score to bring it equal as a full value. cody gepford full of living, who back out in front before the break. 5 minutes off the results. jarell problems

uh, made it a 31 little pool when headed in with a little help from the post. and just start looking for it done enough to secure 3 points. the bill of came back like the was in a case of substitute under ram with to those 3 minutes about big results of the sending hollywood actor. tom harris into a celebration frame was the same as before, quite enough to secure a champion for me, for so we get it all from sales to the men. so if you want to use it then valuable . finally have to say spots in europe soft compensation. i've been hearing from v, i us, that's just the said he boss pick audio has one of these plans that are rippled full straight english premium. he type lives in their hands and that they'll lose it if they failed. so when they came in hand, the vending shopping space tossed them onto, you say with 2 games to go into premium the season. they need to pick up maximum points to be sort of winning the type of a head of also you know, the nights it is easy. so to himself was a window into, into prime,

at least. and these are what do you have to do to do something like in this country? never. now the team has done it, so you have to do something special exception that i would say is the time to do it otherwise or so it would be jump. so here's how things stand off and lead by point having played one game. oh, then, so see who facebook is on tuesday. and then on sunday, both teams are in action as the lead the raft. subsidies take on waste time and also face if it's an spots alone or research 2nd facing while you go with a to know when other else i'll say that the medium all stored in the 1st house to put the boss. i hate rewarded the penalty lights on the forehead, fully and fee. yes. flossing, home from the spot. false, a lease from the same kind of funds women's football team as arrived in dublin, the head of a frame d match. on wednesday, the west bank face scene and syndication go to warmer effects. and from suppose this as they prepared to face the heels,

the theme facing the irish capital profits from wednesday's game, the due date at the child's instigating tennessee. when people with the money gets beyond, take need of less than 100 minutes to move past the engine, he could be in the italian opened last 16. on monday, the poll took care of the german 75 and 63 in rome, who the is himself a former will number one, but these days is rank 300 and 51st. and the 36 year old had no answer for this 1st leading female plan here. she don't think you'll come up against medicine. the team will to 3 is american said see them turn us open champion coast a gulf. she have to fight back off to do using the 1st say to springs, pound up. but dasa expanded winning the opening stanza 75. but golf managed to turn things around in the italian capital. she would grab the following tuesday at $64.61 in order to advance to pull the final switch, she will come up against china is to me. and that's because jang in the navy, assault is running romance during the day,

which afternoons was playing in the room for the 1st time in 3 years following him . as soon as he paid for the full time grand slam champion fell $6.00 to $6.00. well then, before the new major davis made his way into the italian opened last 16, but he needed 3 sites to do so. the russian had even cut out the games, serbia's how much made it get to which he did manage to win the 1st to see that 6. but then it was the will number 121 who won the 2nd 62 and the heat was on. the managed to keep these cool, but the 28 year old eventually coming out on top 75 to a boss for meeting with american sorry, submitted is countryman, on the route blame is out. even though the full see for me i can see the difference . is that a gun? the miller, 63 thing soon turn sour. with a funding back to me and 63, and 6 to face 1st ever went over the top 10 player even take on nicholas jerry next

. no problem. so the 2 of them and 6 seed, 7 of $65.00, said the greek was up against with his camera. no lease between 7 seen here. 6 of us taken care of business infinity routine, fashion 62 and 76. in the last 16 straight is added them and that's off the mine feed. so phoenix, usually i've seen in the food room, the canadian, actually one of the seminal was able to take control. he still had to work hard though to win the remaining sites 6 and the defending india champions. but then the nuggets of the time they play well series against the minnesota temples last week they were really struggling to nothing down in the waste and coming from semi final but then one game 3 and now gainful in minneapolis, 115 points to 107 in the office to 55 point center mulberry. 19, including this as

a beat system high schools. they now hit back to ben this again 5. the chance to go ahead in the series. first wins. we want 2 games. they want some games at this point is whoever went to game so i don't know how people look at it, but i look at it like i'm, i'm happy i'm very is competing at the highest level and i'm smiling about it because i'm happy i'm ready to go play it, we play tomorrow, i'll be ready. so it's going to be fun to put us in the waist. things also level in the eastern conference and we flooded between the indiana paces and the new york mix harvey salability full 20 as the pace is blue. the mix away in game full, 30 by 3246, the food biggest winning margin for the faces in a franchise player history. the series as of the to, to getting into game 5 at madison square garden is being trauma in the build up, the sense that these big, heavy, white flash between types and fury. and alexander was like this with series dad arguing with

a member of the 6 onto was 8 of the fights in saudi arabia resulted in john c, 8 bucks. and the other man eaten him with a bloody cuts on his forehead. arrival comes, head is separated by security at the hotel. i'm like this script sundays, pointing around the 1st time just to give you a champion, slim its literacy, 2000. that's it. my emotions are one and i, you know, many step to a 1000000. that's what happens, isn't it? you know, it's testosterone isn't it, and i'm full of it. i'm full of it for me. it moves to the top of my head and have them variables. if i go in, i'm that fast. you want them to, they will look for it. that's what we do. 300 years old. like that's it. that's the way it is. all right, with me that they for tonight's making sure i'd mess with him. peter. thank you very much. so severe drafts in panama has drastically reduced the canals water levels this year we might see more of the wells busiest trade passages as follows. the authorities to restrict shipping which is disrupting global trade. hello,

sandra, run patsy. has the support from panama for almost a year, the number of ships passing through the panama canal has been reduced to cope with a severe drought brought by the new weather phenomenon. without enough water to raise and lower vessels through the locks, officials were left with no alternative, but to cut upper ration creating headaches for shipping worldwide. tens of thousands of dollars, i draw the juice that bill out of the bible says new water sources are essential to maintaining the canals. perfect. the ability to cut out was the sign more than a 100 years ago for a certain amount of water. the number of translates on a certain population, leaving in panama city. and now the, the mind has greatly increased, therefore, the panama canal, and needs to increase its water supply in order to meet that water. the canal preparations depends on fresh water from artificial lakes that also supplied drinking water. for half of the time,

it must population in the country were almost 50 percent of potable water is lost to port management as a spine them as population grows and the see barnes tray, the expense, the government to worry that the demands for water will gray police or past the available supply by 2050 the canal though tory t says they're considering various options, including costly diesel, the nation plants and creating new reservoirs which would require relocating. thousands of people for sans in the, for the canal is important because it generates income growth. we need to guarantee its best management, but it was for solving people's rights to go to a blond than that. i told them last year, deadly pro just broke out with the government to allow the canadian company to expand its marketing contract impacting water resources. the country supreme court

eventually ruled the government's contracts with the company was unconstitutional. lessons that scientists say things could improve in coming months and the canal could return to normal operations in 2025. the climate change means the cycle of drying wet weather could continue to become more severe and unpredictable. like both. se hayes, can you tell him i'm in the little while, if that all hard purposes is that global warming will continue to make climate events like the nino and in the phenomenon was. so we need to listen to the warning . let's go with the most news elected president, the find them i was that i wouldn't really, you know, has not presented any concrete plans for the future of the canal. but the clock is picking for panama as most important business, and a key transit route for the world. allison, then a bit as, as the panama. alright, i'm today as have somebody in the fall for this news out. don't go away that because i'll be back in just to takes time and much more of the day's news. thanks for watching

the . our oceans are under swift. by a for rushes, fishing industry, government. people are thinking of bring deep sea trolling back global eating off the choices sees that go systems are going to suffer more and more with climate change and we need to adapt. now marine conservationists are in a desperate race against time. the ocean provides services for us that we require as humanity. i'll just see you as lucy is dying of the last shock. brian pass that on once it's too soon to know if this new currency, the ball we called was it will make a difference to his daddy like like millions of other people living in the country with one of the highest deflation rates in the world. he wants to bobby's economy to improve physics, replace this and bobby and donna and the steps i go to says and foreign currencies . commodities such as inputs, you tease, rent and fuel

a paid with us dollars. that means and bobby, and still have to change the $6.00. the police to be no racing, a legal mind, me change operating without a license. undermining the new car and government. they just want people to change their money back and not many here. haven't seen the zip notes yet. people are buying and selling mainly in us dollars. they say over the years is be more stable than somebody's money. to use the currency doesn't these value wrapped that cooks change? take them into now is the time to be direct. israel's project has been to completely conflict design is i'm a judy as a but it was not a jew, israel's, of state. and they need to be treated as any other state. what this is where the tough questions are, as can you see negotiations being even happen?

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