what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through here. it just here to we believe everyone has a story. we're hearing the israel targets, southern and central gaza evacuation. orders are issued, but people say there are no safe places to get the jordan this out. is there a life and go, says coming. the wounded carried out of the hospital in northern garza, and there's really a time in the south to major hospitals are also on those really siege. countertops prime minister says good progress has been made on the top to something israel to

garza. and the international criminal coach chief prosecutor says there are grounds to believe war crimes of being committed into full by the warning such as well as loans and assault on guns, a city in the north, just weeks of to pulling out of it, strikes of targeted residential buildings and a school fighting and strikes levels have been reported in central and southern gaza at least $215.00 palestinians have been killed and $300.00 injured since sunday. i'll just say i was hunting. my mood begins coverage. i'm a rough and southern guy, so these are the consequences of his video strikes one apartment building. and so why the and the fire are in central garza. the more packs a piece of paper stuck the blanket would identify her as she was buried

outside, more the pines off in an ambulance not far away at the re man school, the boys said stopping on the school building with sha weed. with miss salas, my family was killed. they will be killed. all those in the cost room open today. in the north, at least 10 people were killed in a strike on a residential building and gall, the city. the bodies were taken to us. you've a hospital, they used to be a god, the largest medical facility that barely functions. now the u. n. c's about 14 hospitality throughout this trip remain operational. the only they're paid is a trickling into garza, but it's not enough to stay in line, especially in the north where people are digging up water type.

we get water here once every 15 days. we use it for bathing and cooking. for cooking, we must boylen and firewood, as we don't have gas, the water pressure is very weak and the water is dead. children now sick, the teeth are a road from the to the water and they have is pulling out by will borrow and bucket . they have to take with they can get the problem. so then after that we are full of diseases from this water. it's definitely not drink apple. why should we drink it? and everyone has seen this. why are they ignoring us? are we human beings of the palestinian medical students at sea level head? this is one of those for us to hit south and the exit us from honeymoon is towards rough. she and her 4 siblings scratch out the living among the 1000 of displays. pete, the cat, i hope i can find anything under the rubble when we go back. i also hope to go back

to my university to the simple days. for now, my future has destroyed our lives destroyed, even if the will and how many years will it take us to recover? there is a sadness behind the smiles, with the uncertainty of the future, weighing heavily on her and so many others. i mean, my mood, those are the, you know, 5 in southern gauze is really strikes of talking to the loud a hospital image jabante, a refugee camp in northern garza. many parts of the hospital are now out of service and the ambulance has been damaged beyond repair. of 85 percent of golf and hospitals are not functioning. huge overland place is ready for me. for much of the gaza strip has been on the is really evacuation orders. i listed in say there's no way a safe to run. israel has previously bump locations that describe a safe sams. i'll just say it was in canada reports from what the gaza, just north of the bella and central gosh. i'm currently standing on a sheet street,

a couple of meters away from what? because the, the last point that separates the north of cause a strip and the south of the cause of strip where it has been separated a couple of months ago. where is really force is called this a safe corner door. and it's the only cory door. and it's the only road for people to evacuate from the northwest to the south. it has been a tough night on the causes true for their husbands. and this is right. the raids on, on south river, you can see camps and several areas across the car. the ser sense, the morning, the palestinians in gaza strip and stuff with one neighborhood. and that's kind of how a neighborhood and in the middle of the causal associates have been worn on their iphones and their phones. they receive messages to evacuate from those areas to that end. but as you see, no one showed up. we are surprised that people did not do what the is where the army asked them to evacuate. but at the end of the day,

people in the gaza strip. now acknowledge the fact that the is there any forces are asking them to go to safe areas and then be safe areas turn into a war. so we're talking about people who have been called to evacuate the community to evacuate, to reflect, and to say you dogs. and to all the southern areas. as you see, people do not trust what is ready forces, tell them, and no one evacuated just like the is there any forces requested them? this is in the godaddy. why? because the gaza in the south has been fast fighting on the ground in the city of hon. units of how mass i'm these really minutes, right. i believe the video of intense confrontations is real. it's obvious that it will keep pressure, and this is and israel's military offensive as pulls tens of thousands of color schemes to fling on eunice. the cities become the focal point of israel's operations. in the past weeks, most of the displace palestinians are headed from the population is now sold to

1500000. my husband remains, but these really army, they stopped us and allow the children and women to pass. but they kept some of the men. my sons belongs or with my husband, it's cold and my children's clothes and diapers are with him. is that we say to human rights institutions, close your offices to children's rights organizations do so as well to women's rights institutions. look at all women and girls that we say to the entire will be ashamed. we have been destroyed. is there any forces a besieged another major hospital in phone units. patients and medical styles have been trapped inside the amount of hospital the days. the public opinion, red crescent, which operates the facility, says that a severe shortage of medicines feel food and water. oxides damage report. escaping from the danger. once again is rarely forces have declared the area around all the amount of hospital and han eunice on safe ordering. palestinians to leave

immediately. this area has been under heavy bombardment for days. and now the palestinian red crescent has been told to move its operations elsewhere . let me look at no evacuation should take place without proper coordination or without the humanitarian court. the district ensure the safety of all those inside the hospital ensure we as paramedics, will be able to continue to provide our services and help evacuate the patients and the wounded. according to the proper medical protocols, the palestinians here say they don't know where to go over to seek safety. the nearby shelters are relatively safe, but the fear of in evacuation order looms then that a shilling never stops. this, winter's cold is fierce. children are gripped with fear. was that my pleasure? if i just see the situation is more than dire, we can hardly sleep one hour throughout the day. we sleep on the floor in the

hospital's court or has everyone to check. the palestinian red crescent has described the situation in our model as critical. hospital units have had to shut down because of a lack of supplies. they are urgently calling for the protection of all civilians. but there is concerned these calls may go unanswered access. i'm reaching out to 0 . i got to i was 5 minutes to shift from how many been under rockman outside. he says good progress has been made towards the deal. it could lead to a pause in israel's attacks on gaus. he met us secretary of state antony blinking, and washington just a day off the holding tulips with intelligence officials from egypt as well. and the us in paris contrasts prime minister says he's hopeful a deal may need to cease fire. mike kind of has more from washington dc, the guitar e foreign minister and the us secretary of state appeared briefly for the cameras, but made no comment. it's understood that the guitar of foreign ministers is also the prime minister. rece the secretary of state on recent intelligence,

folks in paris at which it was discussed how to the forward, the release of those captives still being held in gaza. had come to a meeting along with the intelligence chief some other parties such as egypt and israel. this a crucial part of getting some form of deal to get those captives out of gaza and the guitar e for administer cautiously optimistic saying that progress has been made. but he refused to be drawing any further at a discussion meeting that he held later on in the course of the day. at the meeting, he outlined caught his roll. this in response to reported criticism by the israeli prime minister that costco was not doing enough to impose its will on him us. but the foreign minister making very clear his belief that cuts as. busy low is that of maybe a to we try to bring the thoughts used to bridge the gap between them. frustrating

them frustrating both of them by the by wards, by, by made things by commitments, by addressing the issues with, with some solutions that's, that's the pressure and benefits beyond this leverage. we don't see that, but that is a sofa. part of that can impose something on the spot too, or the other part to, to bring them to that place. the foreign minister of the ref, my now tony also responded to criticism of cutoff for hosting groups like come us. he said this was done in consultation and cooperation with the united states to provide a forum for it to have communication with it's a posing group such as some us or indeed us in the past. tell up on like kind of i'll just the era washington us national security spokesman, john cutty, how strongly condemned a conference held in west jerusalem and coding for settlers to attend to gaza. once the boys over there was attended by several of right wing is really cabinet

ministers and members of parliament. some of this rhetoric and the language and that was attributed to some of these ministers at this event, a bare responsible, reckless incendiary. i go so far as to say and certainly isn't as, as in the port with our strong policy statement. what we have made clear that there can be no reduction in government territory. come to salute as more from of your body stores of as the united states had reiterated their position that they on equivalent denouncing or against any talk of displacing palestinians or forcing palestinians out of gaza to go elsewhere. he also says that the united states position is clear about reducing palestinian land for the building of the legal settlements. this comes after members of these really government itself had slammed this conference, attended by settlers and members of the right wing,

one 3rd of nathaniel, whose cabinet was in attendance there. benny, dance and member of the countries war cabinet. speaking out saying that this with israel in an incredibly bad position internationally and it harms the country during more time. and it also hinders efforts to bring back captives guy the eyes and coat, a former military chief of staff and award cabinet observer who has spoken out against nathan, yahoo! and right. when policies has said that these ministers have learned nothing over the events of the last year. specifically during this war, these really prime minister reported we had told the americans that this is not going to happen. there won't be a legal settlements. and the americans are saying that they believe him, they're going to take him at his word. but when you have one 3rd of nathan yahoos cabinet, members of his own party going to this and saying they want to legal settlements to be rebuilt. they want palestinians to be displaced from gaza. they want to see

a full occupation full control of the palestinian territory. it's difficult because netanyahu, while he's the prime minister, she's still in a coalition with these members of the right wing who are putting increasing pressure on him for these types of policies. but the prime minister has reiterated that this is not the official government stance. are you in his asked 13 countries to reconsider the decision to suspend funding for the u. an agency if the palestinian refugees. it says the agency which provides life saving aiden, gaza will be forced to stop operations at the end of next month. the us and 12 other countries made the decision of israel alleged the 12 unrest off members. i've taken fontanello, tober 7 times the critical humanitarian work that the u. n. does not only in, in, in gaza, all over the region needs to be supported. people's lives depend on it. we are doing in parallel taking very seriously all the allegations that have been made,

we are we are being forward leaning. it was underwater to announce this, right. they took the 1st step of a brief critical donors. they'd be certain parties before that happened. they were given information, they took the steps. so we have a process of accountability that's, that's going on while that's going on. people need to survive and we need to continued the support for on what all humanitarian work. so let's take a closer look at and where it's funding usually comes from wealthy us as the agencies biggest donor in 2023, it contributed $422000000.00 to unwrapped several other countries including germany, austria, the u. k. canada and japan are also suspending their support. they provided more than a $1000000000.00 jointly last year. the human agency supports maybe 6000000 palestinian refugees across them. at least it run $706.00 schools and

a $140.00 primary health care facilities. and also provides food and cash assistance to more than $1800000.00 pulse demands. most of them in gaza. it has a stop of about 13000, at least a 150 to i've been killed. and it's really a tax. well that's been bought, ada is the norwegian and minister of foreign affairs. he says the spending and refunding amounts to connect to kind of and i know that the commission of general as a really has said that there should be 0 tolerance, 0 tolerance to anything like this. but you know, if you have 30000 employees who are embedded inside it, so sites in because the overwhelming majority of these employees are local staff and policy means in public opinion, there is to try to, you know, be absolutely certain that you have 0 risk. it's very difficult even if, if your treatment has 0 tolerance, which is i talk to me why i want to continue our funding. i urge all the owners to do so. and then we will collectively work with on roads and make sure that

everything comes from the table to what actually happened. and what then level do to prevent something like this were happening again, but we can not collectively furnish all the people who are refugees or internally displaced. the fortunately the past, many of them remember it because people did not choose a life as a refugee. i think everyone would prefer to live in the, for you independent, continuing and normal life and having their own business or work, but circumstances over many, many years have the put these people in this place on the international community cannot abandon them. now, i shall break here and i'll just say right when we come back, journalists in south africa and some of the arrow to with palestinian gems and pay the ultimate price while covering the war. and we'll see why french pharmacy blocked to major highways out of the capital terrace on the,

brought to you by visit capital has, let's get the full costs for north america. and it's looking a little quieter on the east coast of the us on eastern canada. that's after very spammy we can, but you can see the snow and the and the blustery winds have pulled away. it is getting a little cooler and we'll see temperatures come down to places like new york city and washington dc over the next few days. we go to developing front pulling across the great lakes, that's going to bring some snow. i to rain toward the southeast states as we go into when say behind that, a lot clear with lots of sunshine temperatures on the go central pots of the us and the deep south and 19 degrees celsius. the in dallas. and after a pause in the wet and windy weather, well, it's coming back in across the west coast of the us into western canada as well. so west side, when the weather is while the wintery edge coming in to british columbia. but for

los angeles, still seeing some sunshine, the temperature at 21 degrees celsius. now heat has been a story across central america, above average temperatures raging all the way from mexico city down to columbia. we have had some record won't for january. when a rog awhile as well as santa domingo in the dominican republic, if we look at the 3 day, however, it is going to cool down and get a lot west to to friday. the weather brought to you by visit castle. israel has now imposed a complete fees on god's sense. so how do they survive if you have no income, how do you live? cost of living rose sharply after the war and ukraine could something like that happen again as a ripple effect of the 1000. what is it us contract is mainly who are benefiting from this when the price of oil goes up, the costs of almost everything goes up counting the costs on algebra,

news the book, i'm back here watching out as a real quick remind about top stories here. thousands of palestinians on the move once again as it's ready for us as launch on a. so i'm gone. so essentially just weeks of to putting up most of us ministry from the north hold on 200 people of entails and sunday strikes. i'm fighting across the district council has appointments to shift mohammed when i'm dropping off on he says good progress has been made towards a deal that could lead to a pause in israel to attach some concept. he met us up to the state of washington. and us national security spokesman john covey. i strongly condemned a conference held in west jerusalem quoting for setting us to attend to

a gauze at once. the war was over and was attended by several, right. reading his rated cabinet ministers and members of hundreds of thousands of people in the us have been protesting against the war on gaza, given its unpopularity. i'll just say it was a white house correspondent, kimberly i'll get china in this junk cubby on with a joe biden. consults, public opinion when making foreign policy decisions. president was sent a letter friday for a bi partisan group of lawmakers and he had been accused of on strikes against the flu season by 5 passing congress. they said, no president, regardless of political party, has the constitutional authority to bypass congress on matters of 4. do you think that that would apply here given this escalation? what were the root, these we're not going to be, we're not looking for we're, we're the wrong president is comfortable that he has the appropriate legal authorities to act in self defense of our ships. our sailors, our troops and our facilities, etc. or sure,

isn't that time to evolve the american people, given the fact that the american people were not happy about us. so let me know if you're not happy about a tax on commercial shipping. in the richie, i also suspect they're not happy about seeing them contrib scale innovation. jordan president has the authority to defend those troops in those facilities. and he'll be that way. all of his options. this is an election year. is the president looking at his polling, waiting? he's waiting all of these options. is the president looking at watkins? that's a heck of, of course, not look at, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am? let me just stop here at the commander in chief is not looking at pulling or considering the electoral calendar when he's defending war on god. now, can i answer the question? he's not looking at political calculations or the polling, or the elect, or calendar, as he works to protect our troops ashore and our ships at sea. and

a suggestion to the contrary is offensive. looking at the following with respect to the american public, one of rotter, middle east conflict when he waves his political decision, making mamma to answer the question, is he waiting that he is not concerning himself with the political calendar? the opportunity to wake is unwilling. why am i, i have asked me, ma'am, i've been wrong. he's in the us and suppose that palestinians, the demonstrations in north carolina, came to hold off the police blow off the road. officers say they were not informed of the process of the tape. the good says it has most, every sunday since the war began in october, south african journalists have held a vigil in support of the palestinians. but on a correspondence and media where,

cuz we've been to israel's war and gaza at least a 122 palestinian jealous of died since the real the i as she telling the policies with con, which is really nice on our tiny little colleagues closer to the can you tell them what we can do is look in the book. what we can do is ensure that our, in our, in the, in the telling of the story viable and useful, accurate. i meant to spend installed the dies, you've been the target. that's what the international criminal codes chief prosecutor says. there are grounds to believe both the sydney's ami um the permanent you rapids support forces documenting war crimes into full time con,

presented evidence to the un security council. often launching an investigation into the search and violence ins that i'm christian sent me reports from the united nations here along chad's border with sudan where one and 3 people is a refugee stories of atrocities about fresh from a visit. the chief prosecutor, the international criminal court, kareen con, told the security council i use gathered evidence of war crimes, and i can confirm the terms. so the tweet ball collect a very significant body of material information and evidence that is relevant to those particular crimes. over $600000.00 sued, nice fled west are for last year. as the fighting got worse. even as rapid support for us has battled the sudanese armed forces for control and the capital human rights groups have a ledge. civilians were deliberately targeted and killed in clashes with the are assessed in our militias. the prosecutor says he's found evidence of atrocities on

all sides of sudan civil war, but has received little cooperation from authorities. we have not received a scrap of paper from decision these offices. i met with general alcohol in september, the promised cooperation with the i see the but despite that promise to me face to face, we have received no information. what the i say say prosecutor has yet to formerly charge any individuals, but he has the authority to do so under a 2005 security council resolution. and his most recent comments suggest those charges may be coming soon. kristen salumi, i'll just hear of the united nation while the conflict in sedan has pushed the health care sector, the head to the brink of collapse,

the united nation says 70 percent of its hospitals are now out of service. and then one health center and the capital volunteers with no medical background stepping in to help doctors. i'll just say it was even more than reports in the capital cost to this medical facility in on demand incidents. capital have to them is a single room, but provide health care for dozens of people every day. and it's run entirely by volunteers. they who funded the center graduated as a doctor only a few years ago. he works at the hospital during the day and comes here in the evenings level, assembled me to start with the conflict. the situation was concerning because of the tax by the rocket support forces on hospitals in healthcare centers. we wanted to ensure people have access to medical care and setup the center to provide 1st aid and treat chronic illness. of that. the media sedans, health sector is nearly destroyed after 9 months of conflict between the army and

the parent minutes through rapid support forces. the un says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning even hard to only a handful remain open and volunteers provide the study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have a card for every patient. at the moment we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. donations from volunteers enabled the clinic to remain open despite the center relying entirely on volunteers and equipped with metal. it doesn't only deal with goals, cases, minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well. and the center also receives patients with a gunshot wound, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many in the city. for many people, this is their only option for medical treatment since being tortured by the rapid

support forces. my uncle suffers from diabetes and hyper tension. we come here every day for his treatment and we've never had to pay sent this dora. honey. i brought to my son here and he was given oxygen. the center is new in my home and the treatment is free and that matches because there is no what volunteers to say. they'll continue to do what they can to help those left vulnerable by the conflict in hopes of making a difference in their lives and those of their loved ones. he but morgan, i'll just be around her 2 officials from me and my are attending a summit of the association of south east asian nations. for the 1st time in 2 years, i seen a miniature official as participating in regional adults and allows being a mazda into leaders have been bod from attending the summit until now. the countries been at will finally 3 years after ministry code. in 2021, says 3 japanese citizens are following descent, assuming the government for racial profiling the lowest, which is the 1st of its kind in the country. as in file against both and national

and local governments. the plaintiffs alleged they were repeating the question by the police because of their race, as that's a violation of the constitution. farmers protesting and from continuing to block roads near paris and elsewhere in the country, pressuring the government of the high taxes, low wages, and complex, the regulations ruining their livelihoods. latasha bucket reports from pars comfortable. you've tracked is heading to paris to join a blockade of 8 major roads into the french capital at lo, if the 50 columbia to south with the city moved to rest, have to be diverted. french farm is being protest infinity 2 weeks. they say the rising costs and you, you environmental rules makes a work impossible. if we're gonna talk, i'm gonna go to governments has to understand that we can't take it anymore. when the form is con, take it anymore. we're at the end of all to the we've run outs of cash. we've got no money to start up again.