hate crimes were touched on as well. meanwhile, former president trump posted his own eventin president trump posted his own event in south florida just a few miles away from the debate. he accused democrats of weaponising law enforcement against his campaign. he also highlighted his support among voters in some key swing states in those numbers coming out on some recent polling data. speaking to the miami area crowd, it riveted his polling leads to what he called surging support among hispanics, african—americans and young people. let's go live now to helena humphreys. she is standing by live at the debate there in miami, and, helena, it hasjust wrapped up there in miami, and, helena, it has just wrapped up for that which candidates seemed to stand out on stage tonight? i think it is fair to say that the candidates to stand out were the trio that we saw standout back in california as well. that is ron desantis, a man here on home turf, and a more provocative candidate, i think it is fair to say, and nikki haley who has been seeing a recent surge in the polls. all of them trying to have a breakthrough moment, cognizant of the fact that donald trump is a0 points clear of ron desantis as the main challenger. but i am not necessarily sure if any of them have that real breakthrough that acceleration that they were looking for. brother swami was certainly the one to kick things off with a more aggressive stance, but many of his ideas fall even outside the mainstream fray of the republican party and they gave less traction with the american public. but ron desantis, a man here on home 12, joking about his cabot trail victory last year. i can listen to his best attempt to try and shake up and break away from the republican party. i break away from the republican pa . . , . ~' break away from the republican pa . . , ., break away from the republican pa.. party. i am sick of republicans losina. party. i am sick of republicans losing- in _ party. i am sick of republicans 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as a nominee next november, i will get the job done, — november, i will get the job done, and as president, i will deiiver— done, and as president, i will deliver for— done, and as president, i will deliver for you.— deliver for you. that moment the 're deliver for you. that moment they're referring _ deliver for you. that moment they're referring to _ deliver for you. that moment they're referring to tuesday's election results in which republicans got some disappointing results in several states. you mentioned these candidates trying to differentiate themselves not just from donald trump, but among the pack on stage, and that might have led tonight to a couple of tense moments on stage. a couple of tense moments on staue. , ., stage. the third debate is a lace to stage. the third debate is a place to do _ stage. the third debate is a place to do it. _ stage. the third debate is a place to do it. that - stage. the third debate is a place to do it. that is - stage. the third debate is a place to do it. that is what | place to do it. that is what candidates really have to go on the attack if they want to distinguish themselves from each other, and we did see it come about 20 minutes in, provoked by vivek ramaswamy, the more provocative candidate date on stage just like date on stagejust like on—site. it was whether tiktok should be banned on this country, leading to some testy exchanges between two of them. take a listen. she exchanges between two of them. take a listen.— take a listen. she made fun of me forjoining _ take a listen. she made fun of me forjoining tiktok. - take a listen. she made fun of me forjoining tiktok. her - take a listen. she made fun of me forjoining tiktok. her own daughter— me forjoining tiktok. her own daughter was using the app for a long — daughter was using the app for a long time so you might want to take — a long time so you might want to take care of your family first _ to take care of your family first the _ to take care of your family first. the next generations of americans are using it and that is a point _ americans are using it and that is a point. here is the truth. you — is a point. here is the truth. you are _ is a point. here is the truth. you are scum. a is a point. here is the truth. you are scum.— is a point. here is the truth. you are scum. a pretty tense moment — you are scum. a pretty tense moment between _ you are scum. a pretty tense l moment between ramaswamy you are scum. a pretty tense - moment between ramaswamy and nikki haley. this of course was the first debate, helena, since that attack on israel, and the situation in the middle east also played a big role in tonight's debate. absolutely. it was tonight's debate. absolutely. it was the — tonight's debate. absolutely. it was the second _ tonight's debate. absolutely. it was the second question i it was the second question tonight to be addressed, all of the candidates coming out onto the candidates coming out onto the stage voicing their support for israel. though through different degrees. tim scott for a coming out and say not only should they be full support for israel, but also strikes on iran, pacifically with support two, he said, hezbollah and hamas as well. vivek ramaswamy taking a more isolationist approach and being called out by nikki haley for that, saying she and putin would be salivating to hear someone of your stature running for president, saying something like that. ukraine of course was also spoken about and i think potentially a little bit of a misstep of their from ron desantis who dodged that question over whether there should be more military aid, security aid to ukraine, pivoting instead to speak about the southern border, and i think perhaps that gave nikki haley something of a bit of a momentum there, being able to flex her muscle when it comes to foreign policy as the former us ambassador to the united nations. ., , , nations. our helena humphrey coverin: nations. our helena humphrey covering that — nations. our helena humphrey covering that debate _ nations. our helena humphrey covering that debate was - nations. our helena humphrey covering that debate was in - covering that debate was in miami, thank you so much. that is the view from miami. let's get more on the third republican debate. joining me now live is a republican strategist and former chief of staff of marco rubio's presidential campaign. and we are joined presidential campaign. and we arejoined by a political reporter and washington post live ankle. what were your first impressions from what you saw today on the debate stayed there in miami?— there in miami? well, once auain, there in miami? well, once again. nikki _ there in miami? well, once again, nikki haley - there in miami? well, once again, nikki haley really i there in miami? well, once. again, nikki haley really had there in miami? well, once i again, nikki haley really had a command of the issues of the topics and of her competitors. she was clear, she was concise, and her experiences as united nations ambassador really showed tonight. my other takeaway is that vivek ramaswamy, someone who is below nikki haley in the polls, was really trying to make a splash by personal insults, by attacking his competitors, and really trying to differentiate himself from them, you know, it absolutely aggravated nikki haley. at one time she called him scum. she got angry at him for invoking her daughter came to the tiktok debate, but ultimately, the bottom line here is that there are just two different republican primary is that are happening. we have this kind of normal primary where candidates are vying for a voters' attention, traditional means of campaigning and through debates, and then you have the other primary, where the former president is running almost as an encumbrance all alone, and so it isjust an uphill an encumbrance all alone, and so it is just an uphill battle for any of these candidates to really overtake donald trump at this point. really overtake donald trump at this oint. ~ . i. really overtake donald trump at this oint. ~ . ., ., this point. much, you are a veteran — this point. much, you are a veteran of _ this point. much, you are a veteran of these _ this point. much, you are a veteran of these kinds - this point. much, you are a veteran of these kinds of i veteran of these kinds of debates. what did you make of what we saw tonight? irate debates. what did you make of what we saw tonight?— debates. what did you make of what we saw tonight? we saw the candidates on _ what we saw tonight? we saw the candidates on that _ what we saw tonight? we saw the candidates on that stage - what we saw tonight? we saw the candidates on that stage going . candidates on that stage going after— candidates on that stage going after each other, drawing contrasts among each other, on the debate stage tonight, and the debate stage tonight, and the reality is they weren't really _ the reality is they weren't really drawing strong inaudible donald _ really drawing strong inaudible donald trump. we saw that at the beginning of the date but by and — the beginning of the date but by and large it was a debate, the candidates on that stage and the _ the candidates on that stage and the reality is former president trump is the very front— president trump is the very front runner in this race. he is leading _ front runner in this race. he is leading in all the polls by a large _ is leading in all the polls by a large and particular inflows like iowa, hampshire, south carolina. _ like iowa, hampshire, south carolina, he has commanding ieads— carolina, he has commanding leads to — carolina, he has commanding leads to decide who the republican nominee will be. this— republican nominee will be. this is— republican nominee will be. this is crunch time for these candidates. we are now in november and voting candidates. we are now in novemberand voting in candidates. we are now in november and voting in places like iowa, _ november and voting in places like iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. — like iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. is— like iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, is around the corner, not far— carolina, is around the corner, not far off _ carolina, is around the corner, not far off. it is one thing to draw— not far off. it is one thing to draw contrasts early in the process _ draw contrasts early in the process among those candidates who are — process among those candidates who are leaders in this race. now— who are leaders in this race. now these candidates that we saw on — now these candidates that we saw on stage tonight were drawing contrasts among each other— drawing contrasts among each other and themselves if they expect— other and themselves if they expect to have a chance of winning _ expect to have a chance of winning this nomination. following up on that point briefly. why is it that so late in the game we are not seeing these candidates, they are trailing by double digits to former president donald trump. why are they not going on the attack was to mark in order to have a successful campaign for president, you have to have a link. , , , ., ~ link. president trump is taking a wide line _ link. president trump is taking a wide line in _ link. president trump is taking a wide line in the _ link. president trump is taking a wide line in the republican i a wide line in the republican campaign for president. the voters — campaign for president. the voters have to decide this nomination. many of them are in iocksteo — nomination. many of them are in lockstep right now and the voters _ lockstep right now and the voters who may still be undecided in this republican primary— undecided in this republican primary for president, they still— primary for president, they still like _ primary for president, they still like president trump so the challenge for these candidates is trying to find a line — candidates is trying to find a line you _ candidates is trying to find a line. you saw them early on and even _ line. you saw them early on and even tonight try to point to collectability. they are more electable than former president trurno — electable than former president trump when it comes to the general— trump when it comes to the general election, in defeating president biden. the biggest chance — president biden. the biggest chanceis president biden. the biggest chance is president biden, the polls— chance is president biden, the polls show president biden is not doing well in the key political battleground states. that — political battleground states. that would as either 2024 general— that would as either 2024 general election. a lot of these _ general election. a lot of these voters believe that many of these — these voters believe that many of these candidates think channel —— president trump is a good _ channel —— president trump is a good chance i need to find a way— good chance i need to find a way to— good chance i need to find a way to break through. none of these — way to break through. none of these candidates have found that party. these candidates have found that party-— these candidates have found that -a . , that party. one way it seemed toniuht that party. one way it seemed tonight that — that party. one way it seemed tonight that some _ that party. one way it seemed tonight that some of - that party. one way it seemed tonight that some of these - tonight that some of these candidates wanted to put some distance between themselves and president biden was when it came to foreign policy, and this was the first time that we have seen many of these candidates now talking at length about the situation in the middle east, of course the first debates in those attacks on israel. what do you make on the way many of these candidates responded to those sorts of foreign questions? well, there wasn't... they wanted to be as tough as possible when it comes to talking about hamas, around, hezbollah, and so what they were doing is they were trying to draw a little bit of contrast with president biden, but actually the position hasn't been much different to president biden who was on the side of israel, to eliminate hamas. other than vivek ramaswamy, were very tough in their language and saying they have to get it done. you saw the biggest difference is on ukraine where some of these candidates really struggled to articulate a clear position on ukraine, because that is such a fraught issue within the base where you have the base of the party who is very sceptical that giving more aid to ukraine, but then, they know, as leaders for the most part in their traditional republican background, of being very forward when it comes to defeating putin and being on the side of the ukrainians. and so this is a very tough issue for republican candidates at this point. for republican candidates at this point-— for republican candidates at this oint. . .,, ., this point. our washington post live and her— this point. our washington post live and her and _ this point. our washington post live and her and former - this point. our washington post live and her and former chief. live and her and former chief of staff, thank you so much to you both. of staff, thank you so much to you both-— of staff, thank you so much to you both._ around | of staff, thank you so much to i you both._ around the you both. thank you. around the world and _ you both. thank you. around the world and across _ you both. thank you. around the world and across the _ you both. thank you. around the world and across the uk, - you both. thank you. around the world and across the uk, this - world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines. i6 now at some of the stories making headlines. 16 sub —— suspects connected to the gambino crime family have been arrested as part of an operation by the us and italian authorities. they are charged with conspiracy and fraud. the justice department said a 17th suspect is still at large. the family is one of the five prominent new york area mafia syndicates. a massive explosion outside of houston has left one person injured, triggering a stay—at—home orderfor person injured, triggering a stay—at—home order for resident living nearby the plant and evacuating one school. the blast followed a fire at a factory which makes paint. officials say the danger of the airborne chemicals remains unknown at this point. the national zoo in washington bid farewell to their three giant pandas who returned to china. the departure will mark the first time in more than 50 years that the nation's capital will not be home to those iconic bears. you are live with bbc news. to developing news from hollywood, the actors sag—aftra union announced its reach a tentative agreement with hollywood studios and its hundred and 18 day strike. the unions at the strike would officially and at 12:01am thursday. work is initially walked off injuly and the unions negotiating committee said this in a contract valued at over $1 billion, we have achieved a deal of extraordinary scope that includes above pattern minimum compensation increases, unprecedented provisions consent and compensation that will protect members from the threat of ai and for the first time establishes a streaming participation bonus. the agreement will go to the unit's board approval on friday. former president trump may be the elephant in the room or not in the room in miami but in new york it is his daughter yvonne, who is the centre of attention on wednesday when you told the court she could not remember the specific details about real estate deals that she worked on in her time working for her family's business. herfather family's business. her father and family's business. herfather and two brothers, donald trump jr and eric and two brothers, donald trump jrand eric trump and two brothers, donald trump jr and eric trump are accused of inflating the value of properties to secure more favourable loads. the bbc�*s reporter has more. "i don't recall." even when prosecuted just her emails and communications" she claims that did not help jog your memory either on the specific conversations she had with deutsche bank or other trump organization employees. her response frustrated prosecutors. her demeanour, smiling greatly at answering and even turns, sharp contrast to her father's combative style. like her brothers she is seeking to distance herself from herfather�*s seeking to distance herself from her father's financial statements and the methods used to calculate his assets. the middle east were israel south australia hamas has lost control of northern gaza. 50,000 palestinians have left gaza city after israeli forces opened the main road leading south. the route was kept open for five hours and was expected to reopen thursday. the hamas—run health ministry says almost half of those killed in last day were killed in the south, and area meant to be safe. the health ministry also says more than 10,000 palestinians have now been killed and in the release of some positives, a source telling the bbc discussions are taking place for the release of 12 losses, half of them americans, in exchange for a three—day humanitarian pause. the g7 foreign ministers meeting in tokyo have urged israel to agree to humanitarian pause fighting to allow more aid into the conclave. but stop short for a call for a full ceasefire. here us equity estate antony blinken. lode ceasefire. here us equity estate antony blinken. we had in-de th estate antony blinken. we had in-depth discussions _ estate antony blinken. we had in-depth discussions about - estate antony blinken. we had in-depth discussions about the in—depth discussions about the steps for taking to address the urgent needs underground. we all agree humanitarian pauses would advance key objectives. to protect palestinian civilians, to increase the sustained flow of humanitarian assistance, to allow our citizens and foreign nationals to exert and facilitate the release of hostages. fiur release of hostages. our international— release of hostages. our international editor - release of hostages. our international editorjeremy bowen has travelled with israel forces into the gaza while the bbc had editorial control of the next report, the section with the idf has been viewed by them. like young soldiers in many wars, israeli troops looked excited, not apprehensive, as they made their final preparations tojoin israel's invasion of the gaza strip. they're moving in as the war approaches a critical point. their colleagues already inside the strip have surrounded gaza city. these men might be part of the next stage, locating hamas tunnels and fighting street by street. israel's prime minister promised his country a mighty vengeance against hamas. but with so much firepower, one question — is israel following joe biden's advice not to be blinded by rage, to defend itself, but also, protect the lives of palestinian civilians? we went into gaza with the israeli army on condition we didn't reveal their positions. video shot after they took us through the gap in the fence into gaza — though not this script — had to be submitted to their military censors. we got out of the back of an armoured vehicle and walked into a wasteland. after a month of air strikes and more than a week of tanks and troops, every building i saw was damaged or destroyed. they wanted to show us what they said was a hamas weapons factory in this wrecked structure. this is their scuba diving equipment that's meant to come from sea, from their land to our land. and they made drones that drop bombs, he said, in this workshop. places like this, he said, originated october 7 attacks. but upstairs was a family apartment. the soldiers said it was more proof that hamas used civilians as human shields, building bombs underneath a bedroom used by children. the officer said hamas — not israel — was responsible for civilian deaths. we know, intelligence. we know what we hit. we know the targets, they're approved by our command. it's not that i wake up and my objective is to ruin the city. i aim for enemy and enemy only, and i use all in my power to hit the enemy only. sojudging by the destruction here, the enemy was everywhere, you'd say? yes. israel's strategic equation measures the destruction and death it's brought to palestinians in gaza — civilians as well as hamas — against the pain of its own people and the importance of making them feel safe again. the overriding impressions i have from being here is, first of all, the level of force that israel has brought to bear on the gaza strip — a vast amount of military power. in addition, the level of destruction, massive destruction, thousands of homes gone. israel says a military necessity, self—defence. this woman's view was different. she said it was because of israel's bombardment, because nowhere was safe, because there was no food or drinking water for the children and because israel had bombed the bakeries. israel said 50,000 palestinians moved south after it promised safe passage. hamas released more videos of its fight against israel in gaza's streets. it claims victories, but it is vastly outgunned. hamas cannot win a toe—to—toe fight with israel but guerrilla tactics, hit—and—run, might drag the war out for months, and force a ceasefire. more israeli tanks were moving forward as we left the gaza strip this evening. israel's western allies support the invasion. but america's reminders about the laws of war and the pressure for humanitarian pauses suggest even israel's closest allies are queasy about this war�*s human catastrophe. jeremy bowen, bbc news, gaza. back here in washington republicans on capitol hill are also gearing up for a funding fight over aid to israel and ukraine. president volodymyr zelensky says the christians are concerned while you are spot for ukraine it may come into question, the eu appears to be strengthening its ties on wednesday the block's executive body committed formal talks should start. president zelensky has welcomed the decision, saying, quote, the history of ukraine and the whole of europe has taken the right step. the talks won't begin yet but it could be difficult as ukraine remained at war with russia. the bbc�*s reporter has more. this is very good news for president zelensky who said this is an historic position which would give fresh motivation to his troops especially at a time where he is concerned that the war in the middle east is taking away the focus from the war in ukraine. in reality, the eu is facing a dilemma. on one hand they want to send a strong signal of solidarity to the ukrainian people. to show that ukraine belongs in europe and not in the russian orbit. but in reality, it would be very challenging to take in a country that is at war. ukraine is the most heavily mined country in the world, it is awash with weapons, and about the fifth of its territory is controlled by russia. also it takes about ten years to become a member of the european union. there are a lot of technicalities and caveats. so in practice, a big, strong political signal coming from the eu, but it may take years before ukraine finallyjoins before ukraine finally joins the before ukraine finallyjoins the european union. before we 90, the european union. before we go, let's check one more time with helena humphrey who is in miami at the sight of the third republican president should have a and after watching tonight, what you think voters will be taking away from this the debate? == will be taking away from this the debate?— the debate? -- preferred debate- _ the debate? -- preferred debate. it— the debate? -- preferred debate. it was _ the debate? -- preferred debate. it was certainly i the debate? -- preferred debate. it was certainly a j debate. it was certainly a spirited debate with the elephant in the room of course was donald trump. the fact candidates on the stage did not really criticise him, did not really criticise him, did not really strongly go after him, perhaps tells us that they still have not worked out how to not alienate his marker supporters, how to bring them over to their campaign and they will have to try and work they want hopefully to my house. a lot of questions about whether nikki haley can capitalise on her search for momentum and i don't think she necessarily had doubtful creek in terms of catching up to trump but he certainly was fluent on foreign policy and other candidates shied away from answering questions had on, for example, with furtherfunding to questions had on, for example, with further funding to ukraine stop she was very clear saying the world is on fire. i think this field also showed that they did take note of what we saw yesterday in terms of those state and local elections particularly when it came to ohio and abortion there, for example, we saw a softening of language on abortion but i think there was very little discussion about donald trump and i think that speaks volumes.— and i think that speaks volumes. , ., , ., volumes. trump holding his own arrival tonight _ volumes. trump holding his own arrival tonight in _ volumes. trump holding his own arrival tonight in florida - volumes. trump holding his own arrivaltonight in florida -- - arrival tonight in florida —— event. thank you for reporting. the reader had, the iowa caucus is not far away, just a few weeks away coming up in january. i am carl nasman here on bbc news. stay with us. more coming up at the top of the hour. hello there. wednesday brought us some pretty big weather contrasts across the country. for the southeast of england, we have a persistent band of rain, it was raining for most of the day, bringing these rather grey skies, quite windy as well. most of the uk have actually managed to see something a bit brighter through the afternoon with some sunshine, shower clouds getting in here to northern ireland. and here are the showers on the radar picture from wednesday. the speckled shower clouds extend right out into the atlantic to near greenland. and all of those shower clouds are coming our way. so it is going to be quite an unsettled looking weather picture over the next few days, really. now, over the next few hours, a bit of rain crosses northern england, a few showers here and there. most of them will be across western areas. these are the kind of temperatures that you'll start off thursday with. so quite a chilly start to the day, cold enough for a nip of frost across northern scotland, mostly eastern scotland, central and eastern england, east wales starting off on a dry and sunny note, the showers across western areas. but as we go through the day, you could see an odd shower just about anywhere. they'll always be most frequent, though, towards wales and southwest england where they could merge to give some slightly longer spells of rain. and as well as that, it'll be quite windy around the coast, gusts of around a0, perhaps the low 50mph. now, friday is another kind of showery day, but this time the winds are generally coming in from a northwesterly direction. and that means the showers are going to tend to be draped around coastal areas. if you live away from the coast, you've got a much better chance of it being dry and sunny as well. temperatures running quite close to average for the time of year, about 8 to 11 degrees. now, as we head into the weekend, saturday looks all right. sunday, the big question mark isjust how quickly this band of rain comes in off the atlantic. at the moment saturday, the better of the two days of the weekend, plenty of sunshine around, maybe a few early morning mist and fog patches. but for the vast majority, it's a dry day. perhaps just one or two showers rolling in to the far northeast of scotland. temperatures not really changing too much, around 8 to 11 degrees celsius. the big question mark on sunday is just how quickly this band of rain gathers and moves in from the west. it might be a lot slower coming in. and if that happens, well, sunday could also be a dry day with plenty of sunshine around as well. so there's a bit of a question mark about sunday's forecast in terms of whether we do see that band of rain spreading its way in. strikes over. the hollywood actors union agreed a tentative deal ending a 118 days long strike. and fortescue turns green: how one mining tycoon is reinventing himself. hi, there. welcome to asia business report with me, mariko oi. we begin with some news out in the last few hours. the hollywood actors�* union has reached a tentative agreement with studios to end strikes which have really rocked the entertainment industry. actors and, before them, writers, demanded higher pay, with a strike that lasted 118 days. costing the california economy some $6 billion. we bring in our reporter who has been following the story. the deal still needs to be approved by the board of the union. this is the sag union which represents a lot of the actors in hollywood, a lot of the actors that play smaller roles. so we don't know the details of the agreement, but we do know what those actors were demanding. you mentioned higher pay. they say that streaming giants have been profiting ever since the streaming era started, but that pay hasn't trickled down to the actors, the lower level actors

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