edged by frappe, all the state of the news long from berlin. thousands of people are gathering at mexico's border within us as washington has points to introduce new immigration rules. trump error up and demick regulations that allowed officials to immediately return migrants to mexico are being replaced by president finds new rules. what is the new legislation? actually that different also coming out from britain says it is supplying long range crews themselves to ukraine. talbot were pell russian forces. this,

as you french president will let him read the landscape, says this country need more time to prepare for how much time to pay the counter offensive. and rocket fire from the gaza strip has killed one percent in central israel. it follows is really air strikes on military targets in gaza. that killed 2 is law mckee on commanders. hundreds of rockets have been fired from gaza into israel. this week, the nicole relates to those of you watching on tv, us and the united states, and all our viewers around the globe. welcome. it's good to have you with us. thousands of people have gathered in mexico and border crossings into the united states. they're hoping to enter the country once restrictive migration regulations expire at midnight, depend demik error restrictions allowed authorities to immediately return migrants to mexico. it will be replaced by the by net ministrations, new rules,

and the us secretary for homeland security spoke earlier about the new arrangements seeking to provide more clarity to those. now hoping to enter the country, i want to be very clear. our borders are not open. people who cross our border unlawfully and without a legal basis to remain will be pro, promptly processed and removed. an individual who is removed under title 8 is subject to at least a 5 year ban on re entry into the united states. and can face criminal prosecution if they attempt to cross again. earlier and spoke to the w as curly natural law, who was in el paso, texas, near the mexican border covering the story for us. i asked her how much the regulations will change as of tonight. the regulations was not really changed. let me call m to is being lifted title age, which will be valued again. title 8 was already valid before the pen democrats and

title 8. it gives every migrant the rights to see those have to be processed. and during that time, why they are being processed and they are allowed to be here in this country in the us. and do they 1st theory about the thing is the president biden rolled out a new rule, additional to title 8 that will start being valid at, at midnight. so once a type of $42.00 is being lifted, and this new rule requires migrants to seek asylum in another country and to be denied as tile. i mean another country before being allowed to seek asylum here the united states. it's important to add me cool that a president biden is a repeating rules at that was rolled, president trump back then. not only that during a presidential debate in 2020 stephen credit sized bed and set to trump. you are the 1st president who is not allowing migrant to seek asylum in the united states.

now he is doing the same as you've been speaking to people there at the border. i believe. let's take a look at the report that you filed and then go back to you. this is one of the busiest border crossings along the us mexican border in texas. every day, thousands of people cross legally from c. that's why it is mexico do it by so in the united states. but the focus of the border agents are the migrants who cross and officials, roughly 7000 migrants chris every day. so an official passed into the united states without documents. border patrol agents estimates that once title 42 is lifted and all asylum seekers are again, given due process, the number will reach a peak of 10000 or even 12000 migrants per day. they have arrived from venezuela be okay and is injured. he can't walk anymore. the journey was tough lasted more

than 3 months. administrator level, then as way of the columbia, panama costa rica, nicaragua, and doris, guatemala, mexico, all of that, mainly walking. i mean, i'm believe i was also put in jail on the mexican side, allow you have to watch out all the time, and there's the risk of being kidnapped, and other things going on. his biggest fear, after surviving the dangerous journey, is to now be ported back to a country where he can live in peace. me, i mean douglas is not afraid. he is frustrated. he's thinking of turning himself into the next border police facility. the risk is significant unless i am with the defendant, the everything is possible. he, well, i have the so they can process you and then you have legal status for a year. how kindly got the main thing. what they could also send you back to me and then you start from 0 today, is it? he tells us he's tired. he has been jailed in 2 different countries. he has been beaten up and dropped. he says he has no other choice now than to risk it to

decides to turn himself in. and he's not alone. all these migrants were until recently on the mexican side, they were living there under very poor or conditions until they decided to prose over to the united states of them without documents here in the past. so the board or police has been handing out this while you're in spanish. they're telling them that if they crossed over in an, an official way into the united states, they should turn themselves into a board or police facility like the one you can see behind me to start their legal process. the problem is that they will bring them into the official a process to claim asylum here in the united states. and that is what all of these migrants are hoping for. although title $42.00 will officially be lifted on may 11th. the border police are already processing migrants. many of them were detained for days, then released with temporary documents. and if i put it in my documents,

they say i have to present myself next year 2024 on december 17th in florida, and for the by handing out these permits to state and dates for cart hearings that will take place in other states. texas is trying to prepare for the official listing of title 42. the big problem is that no one really knows how big the influx of immigrants will be. most your total cows in the midst of what is already immigration crisis at the border. chaos. confusion currently. now what's the situation right now at the border? what can we expect for the coming days? the hey kyle: it's really feels like the calm before the storm because as you can see the streets are quite empty. now this is a facility where there were a lot of migrants at turning themselves in. and now as you can see it's, it's empty. and that is because most of them got their dates for their hearings and they left to pass. so most of them even left texas and are now on the way to the

other states where they will have their hearings. by the way, douglas was in, in our report, is also one of the lucky ones who got a hearing occurred hearing in new york. so he is now on his way to new york, and this means that the streets here and if possible, or not as crowded as pat say we're a couple of days ago when we arrived here, i did really feels like the calm before the storm. although no one really knows what to expect, we don't know how high the number will be. and it is, of course not that the migrants are on the mexican side, waiting for mid nights to come into the united states. people are assuming that the flow will continue the flow and the number of migrants will probably increase to talking about 12000 or perhaps even 13013000 migrants coming into the united states . but no one really knows. those people being corresponding curling. that's more reporting from el paso, texas. thank you so much. united kingdom has announced it's sending long range

cruise missiles through ukraine to help but push back russian forces. you case defense minister ben wallace to lawmakers, britain this applying storm shadow myself with a range of more than 250 kilometers. it would allow ukraine to hit targets deep inside russian hill territory including an occupied crimea. develop well the u. k is not only donating long range missiles to ukraine is also shipping depleted uranium shells. the w understands this. ammunition has now arrived in ukraine. prussia claims the supply of the shells is a nuclear escalation of the conflict. when britain announced it was sent to challenge it 2 times to ukraine. russia said the move was a material escalation. it could be done yet with statements to become known today that the u. k. in the words of its deputy defense minister, not only a night of the supply of tanks to ukraine, but also munition with depleted uranium. immediately. the collective waste is

starting to use weapons with the nuclear components. in other words, it. so you had the companion pollutants problem. these tanks come with shells made but depleted uranium. so what is the piece of julia? and does it post a nuclear threats? depleted uranium is a metal bed is a by product from the process through which uranium is enriched for nuclear power plants and nuclear weapons is radio active but 40 percent less than natural uranium. it's used in a munition because it is dense. 70 percent more dense than lit and can penetrate, click on like this, on the 10th when you fire that around and it hits a tank. so it'd be the tape, the uranium and sharp is on the impact. it pierces through the armor and ignites. so it doesn't just go through, it also causes an ignition me and if you're in that ping or, and i don't own infantry fighting vehicle or whatever it is,

then radiation is the last thing you worry about because your risk being basically burned to death. if you have a died on impact depleted uranium woodlands have been used in bows and iraq and the cost of that they're not banned by international goals. but they are controversial . after the war in kosovo and bosnia media report suggested a link between the use of the piece of geranium ammunition and high incidences of kansas and nato troops who had served that as well as in civilian populations. a native commission reports in 2001 stated that scientific and medical research disprove links between depleted uranium and the reports of negative health effects . but the un spooky of watchdog stays there are dangerous. the international atomic energy agency saves to please do radium. gets into the body the same way as uranium,

mainly through contaminate to food, water and even a. it saves, in cases of high intake. uranium is likely to become a chemical toxicology problem before it is a radiological problem. in other words, uranium will poison you before you suffer any radiation problems, said the us department of veterans affairs sais, that depleted uranium is just as toxic for human health as natural uranium. in fact, the department has an ongoing monitoring program for veterans who's been exposed to depleted uranium. even though depleted uranium shells are considered conventional weapons, but even foods and said he would retaliate by stationing tactical nuclear weapons in neighboring belarus. earlier i spoke to defend salisbury number. 7 from king's college london, and i began by asking her about the long range missiles that b k supplying and whether they would make much of

a difference on the battlefield. well, it's a very interesting question because these missiles were, remember, last year is high mars and the impact of time, or is that they had the because of the range on, on the previous counter offensive. now we have 3 times the range, effectively restoring shadow missiles, and these are good for being used against underground bunkers. and because they, as they are equipped with 2 charges. the problem was these missiles is on the one hand because of the range. there is a concern that they might be used in russia, so against targets and russian testing russian occupied territories. the, as the issue was a missile is that these are designed to be used c dot air rock missiles. so they designed to be used by 4th and 5th generation fighter jets, which ukraine doesn't have. so apparently the deliveries that you've previous

getting has been adapted to. sonya iraq fighter jets. but this will take months to, to basically to make some usable. which means that if there is a contra offensive ukraine won't be able to use them just yeah. the problem is, while the missiles themselves can kind of be or, or a difficult to intercept because of the trajectory, the fighter jets and so this fighter chat are wonderful to brown, the air of air defense on, by russian. so it increases the range, it can push the russians back, but there are some problems associated with using that. yeah, we also heard about the u. k. supply of depleted uranium shells. rochelle calls this a nuclear escalation. how worrying is that, in your opinion as well? i, i think the best russia is obviously overfeeding is because of the nuclear component

and sporting and said, well, the west is starting to use weapons or shells in this case was a nuclear component, which kind of gives russia an excuse to basically answer by by using their nuclear arsenal in the, in this case and the russians responded, was locating the tactical nuclear missiles in ballard. and i think that russia will be using this was cars to strengthen the use was tactical nuclear weapons because is the west, the white candle washington, even by any stretch of admission nations. we're not talking about nuclear weapons here. one is certainly depleted uranium cells might have a degree of chemical success city, however, they cannot be considered as a reference c on a fan by any convention for any international convention. and therefore,

dig into the gas or these 2 factors. they will not only escalate the russian rhetoric, but possibly the rest of the dangers as russia mice consider using it's tactical nuclear weapons in ukraine. smell is defense. i know this marina moran from king's college, london to israel. now we're police say a palestinian rocket launched from the gaza strip. has killed a 70 year old man. near tell a beef is the 1st fatality inside israel and 3 days of finding earlier the is really military killed to senior islamic jihad commanders during air strikes on gaza in all 5 palestinian militant leaders. i've now been killed this week along with at least 23 other palestinians. egypt as trying to broker as these bar and once become the worst bound of finding between israel and the palestinians and months. hundreds take part in the funeral. this palestinian militant lead legally to come on justice nomic too had groups broken into which unit was killed along

with his brother is a nice in gaza. that brings defies the number of senior group members that has been targeted and killed by his randy. ministry strikes this week. this ready, defense forces says also targeted ministry posting goals belonging to islamic jihad . the group has designated a terrorist organization by israel, the you and others. the strikes followed hours of intense real quick the tax, but it's not meant jihad from gaza. according to this really ministry, many will shut down by israel's and i'm defense system. the others close damage in this way, the city's lashed clone. will there no injuries? odessa, whoever posted the list of who you are way. well unfortunately,

every 2 days we suffer from this bill. i really hope this will be the end that our government will wake up and we will hit them. and so with what they deserve. had this, i should be jealous. in gaza. civilians also caught up in the crossfire this week. several civilians including young children, have died. so across the gaza strip streets empty. nor do i had them together. the people are unable to work normally do would not. and at night because the sleep, the phone and then because of the video from augmented of the news of what's going on about the a lot. well, it doesn't live it, see it got it. well, hoops rest on egypt brokering the sci fi civilians on both sides. i left surveying the damage. earlier i spoke to d w as rebecca renters and the is really ton of asco on just north of gaza and

asked her for the latest as well. today we've seen a huge amount of huge volume brokers coming from as i make a jihad across the gallons of water. lot of them is there a dock now i'm sure you can't see behind me, but we are able to see them as they fly overhead. the most of them are intercepted by the israeli defense system. the i'm done by some on not we've seen some today, particularly when a couple of hours ago that actually made its way all the way to the center of the country just south of tel aviv in or how about it's sort of us out of some of if you will of tel aviv, uh, and as you mentioned it hit, it was a direct hit hit, a building and one person was killed. 5 others injured. you mention is the 1st is riley casualty in 3 days of fighting. although we've just heard of another idea of strike in the gallons this trip, the death toll, the from the goes, the health ministry is that $29.00 palestinians killed. you mentioned the 5 senior

come on. does that have been taken out in the last 3 days of attacks? most recently, one sort of in the middle of the day today and the idea of targeted uh the 5th come on to. so taking out quite a lot of the senior senior people, all of the islamic jihad, obviously angering is lemme jihad. and that's why we sold this for 10 volley this evening to be so at quite so strong. they was telling people im gonna have to go out and to their rooms because i'd be getting quite a show around at about 9 pm local time. and i did indeed that we saw a video circulating online of people watching the volley come in to israel. so you know, a very hard to say, we've got lots of talks of cease fire being being made a breakthrough perhaps. but it's really hard to imagine that happening this evening . and i want to ask about these efforts to reach a cease fire yesterday. we heard about a possible breakthrough that seems to not be the case where do efforts, then we only have about half

a minute left though. so i'll try and make it brief. as you mentioned that there were talks of this uh, there was a breakthrough yesterday of course that didn't come to fruition and pretty much the same thing is happening today. these tools are ongoing agent is be heading the discussions, but sofa. there are too many sticking points and the 2 sides cannot agree. you know, both of them saying that file will be met with fine. so we'll have to say what happens overnight and tomorrow, or if i can read hers and ask along. thank you so much and stacy and here's look at some of the stories making news around the world today. turkish opposition, canada, eduardo ensure says he's dropping out of the residential races. you know, our announcement leaves just 3 candidates and sundays vote. the withdrawal is expected to bolster the main opposition candidate came on. can each stone already has a slightly them? sonya ravia and the united arab emirates has arrived ensued on a plane carrying food and medical supplies arrived. and for 2, don is truce talks in the saudi city of jetta stalled. fighting between 2 warring

generals continues, and so don conflict has killed more than 600 and displaced tens of thousands in germany, 2 people have been killed in a shooting at a mercedes benz plant in the south of the country. incident happened in the city of denver thing in the state of buttons at the back. one suspect has been arrested a powerful explosion at a residential building and germany has injured, at least a dozen police officers and firefighters. some seriously of less than the western town of lansing and occurred as firefighters were trying to enter an apartment. there a man has been arrested and a dead body believe to be related to the suspect was also found. police fire live rooms ended the suspects apartment. the operation involved special forces and smell it was it was about 4 hours until the suspect was finally removed from the flats by emergency services. i can confirm that special police units have taken the

approximately 60 year old occupant of the flock into custody. the number one is the mind is injured and is now receiving treatment. we can't really comment on how the injuries was sustained. authorities suspect the explosion may have been a trap emergency services, what code to the address because of an overflowing mailbox on the assumption, there was a helpless person inside. they were surprised when they tried to open the door. these are the of the suspect inside ripped open the door, and that was immediately some sort of explosion. 7 firefighters were injured some severely along with 2 police officers on slide 45 until afterwards police found a body in the flat. the woman appears to have been dead for some time at a store to be the mother of the suspect. authorities believe he had some contact with conspiracy theorists. the menu, it does a we know that he had

a criminal record just so nothing really serious that everything else is very unclear at the moment. i don't know when he was the 100 were lifted to hospital and an investigation is underway. august on top, judge has called the rest of the country's former prime minister and run con, invalid to end. illegal con was arrested earlier this week on corruption charges. pensions have been running high along, has the porters spilling into protests and clashes with police. the supreme court has now placed con, it's custody with police protection for safety. they are tempting for the release of em, are on, on the former prime minister, supporters of jubilant to run gun. this life is to you, and we will give this to you. here in cons, when these proves we knew the truth, we're pleased with the court's decision. but the,

the wrong phone can't get. in fact, the cancellation of and run kinds of risk has revived out hope the nation welcomes this product. the popular opposition leader was brought to the quote on the order is off fuck hassan installed the judges. the supreme court declared the rest of the former prime minister invalid log upon that because in town is no longer in the custody of the national accountability bureau or the police resides in the custody of the supreme court. the 2nd order is to reverse the entire legal proceeding against emerald con. got an idea of what he wants to focus on. the government has criticized did ruling saying you chose the standards of justice, are being applied in cons, fee of a since con, sematic artist, forget ups and charges on tuesdays. his supporters have pleasure to be to needed to

put is the protesters have a tech, military and government side so far, at least 10 people have been killed in the unrest and thousands of protests. those have been arrested. finally, a baker, who came to france from sherlock, i has won the best the get or the in paris. darshan so far on done was chosen buying the jury from $175.00 candidates. something around john says he cried when he heard the news. the baker, 14000 years in addition to the prestigious title that we get is considered a symbol of french tradition. last year, unesco awarded is the status of intangible cultural heritage. and a quick reminder of our top stories today. the thousands have gathered at mexico's border with the united states, hoping to enter the country as the pen demik aram migration regulations expire at

midnight. the u. k. as the mountain state will send long range cruise missiles to ukraine, to aid as counter offensive against russia. he's allies have previously held back from supplying long range missiles as all from the news for now, but stay with us. i'll be back after short break to take you through the day. hope to see you there. the

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month, kabbalah shouldn't be impressed. there are many prisoners who are detained or sentenced by means of arbitrary decisions. osmond coverage of voice from prison starts may 12th on d, w for months military, experts and ukraine have been working on a counter offensive in the war with russia, warmer temperatures and western weapon supplies could break the deadlock in the war and give you cray momentum to push back russian troops at the sight of the most brutal finding the notes. there are indications that could be worked.