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i imagine you may have seen the photos of the extraordinary outfits worn by many celebrities. we ll talk to one journalist about the challenges of covering it. let s start with the campus protests in the us. reporting them is creating a challenge for us journalism, and we re going to talk it through with journalists who ve been on the ground. but before we meet them, let s remind ourselves what s been unfolding over the past month. so, these protests started at columbia university in new york in mid april. according to a bbc tally, there have now been demonstrations at nearly 140 colleges across 45 states and washington, dc, too. according to the ap news agency, around 2,500 people have been arrested at campuses across the us. and the protesters are demanding a number of things, including that their colleges financially divest from israel. now, in some locations, police have been sent in, not least at columbia university in new york, and that was seen as being hugely si ....
despite israel not fully cooperating with us efforts to get humanitarian aid into gaza in the initial months, it does not currently assess that israel is prohibiting or restricting the transport of aid supplies. it has been a difficult week for us israel relations. presidentjoe biden said the us could suspend certain arms shipments to israel if it launches a full scale invasion into rafah, a densley populated area where over one million civilians are sheltering and in dire need of humanitarian assistance. our state department correspondent tom bateman has this report. this report has been three months in the making. it was ordered by the white house back in february with president biden under growing pressure from human rights organisations, from part of his democratic base, over the way that american weapons were being used by the israelis in gaza. and what we have so far are the key findings that the state department here have released, and there is a key line in this ....
already begun to play substantial role in elections. and concerns are growing about how to protect the public from deepfakes that could sway their vote, especially as the technology becomes more sophisticated and convincing. in pakistan, an ai version ofjailed imran khan was released by his own team, claiming victory in feburary. and in argentina s elections, the new york times wrote an article showing multiple images released by both campaigns were digitally doctored. here in the us, voters in new hampshire recieved a fake robocall from presidentjoe biden telling them not to vote in the state s primary back in january. take a listen. what a bunch of malarkey. we know the value of voting democratic, when our votes count, it is important you save your vote for the november election. we will need your help in electing democrats up and down the ticket. voting this tuesday only enables the republicans in their quest to elect donald. republicans in their quest to elect do ....
israel says that since monday, about 300,000 palestinians have already fled rafah. the us is still urging israel not to mount a full scale assault on the city. and in the north there are evacuations in the city of jabalia as the idf says that it has been carrying out air strikes. it says hamas fighters are regrouping there. from jerusalem, here s our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. another desperate exodus. palestinians fleeing in their thousands, as israel signals it is now set to push further into the gaza s southernmost city, issuing new evacuation orders. what should we do? hanan asks. do we wait until we all die on top of each other? we ve decided it is better to leave. israel has said it s taking action against hamas in one of its last strongholds and trying to bring home hostages. but today hamas said british israeli captured from his home last october had died of wounds from an israeli air strike. meanwhile, with israel s capture of one main bord ....
feeling all right? that s good. what we didn t really realise is what we were up against. facial transplantation has a lot of risks. squeeze. relax. he s notjust going to have this procedure and everything sjust going to be smooth sailing. it s good that african american patients that suffer from major facial deformities are aware that there is an option for them. i got a phone call and he says, oh, we have your dad . we just all got in the car and we rushed over there, so. they described exactly what happened with the accident, and then, i was just in shock. yeah. one thing i like about my dad is his love for the lord. i can really lean on that. the role of faith means everything to my godfather. we were thrilled and our prayers had been answered when he woke up. but what we didn t really realise is what we were up against. he was burned over 75% of his body, mostly upper body. he had lost his lips, a part of his nose, a part of his ear. he was almost unrecognisable ....