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tv   NEWSHOUR  Al Jazeera  February 6, 2024 12:00am-1:01am AST

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the business like just is free to you believe i guess is an ice fly on one of your just makes modern plates the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and is it a put on? and this is the new zone in mind from coming off of the next 16 minutes, is really strikes. devastated heavily populated areas across casa, supposed to be in depth, toners mounting, while overwhelmed hospital struggle to treat the injured for you as palestinian refugee agency says, is ready for us, and file on it's trucks,
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caring aide into casa for us. secretary of state arrives and saw the radio on the 1st leg of the middle east. 4th, it includes stops in egypt casa, and israel and fucking, and palace announces that king charles is undergoing treatment for cancer is for retros formula, one team footstep boss on the investigation. complaints over in, in profits behavior has been made against christian horner, and read for say, they're taking the allegations serious the with again, this news i'll and gaza is why this pushing ahead with its bombardment of the strip recent strikes and central gas has been all been not have killed and injured thousands of people. many of them children, a salma, been job and begins coverage and a warning that somebody was may find the images in his report. distressing.
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the is the winning becomes louder, it's daybreak and not. or would this be months of suffering an immense district? like every of the morning, the bodies are then piled on trucks. these are victims of it's really bombing and data that are in sent to you guys. another mother carries her child one last kiss from the sister. one last, jones defeated, defaulting loved one went off to the other. the dead gathered on the ground. the god is sufficient for us to describe it. and is really drawing muffins the morning of these mothers, father's husband's brothers and sisters in the drawing is louder than the funeral
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pants on day 1. 22. there's little that up in the bottom of density populated palestinian areas and there's really forces that drew from some parts. this is what remains of much of cause. more than 2 thirds of the population is displaced. many of the 1700000 displays people have been pushed out multiple times at the places where they took refuge are also being attacked by his really forces went to another attack and data the block had the end of the family, buried under their homes and but the, we managed to recover some dead bodies from the rubble. this residential building had 4 floors. a dozen families were inside. these really planes level to, to the ground. more than a 100 persons, not one or 2 more than a 100. mostly women and children were killed. this is a crime. the more wounded are brought to begin,
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a good intuitive supplies. alexa hospitals, doctors kind of tragic since many of the critically boom to die because they cannot provide that across the care. the. it's too dangerous to operate incentive because because it is really forces and snipers. as mike feels more women and children who make up 75 percent of the killed and wounded call out from pain the northeast by the way, into the college. just in the winter, the due date and got the some of the job, the other there. the palestine read cousins. society says about 8000 displays . palestinians have fled. alamos hospital and con eunice and southern gaza. the facility had been besieged by his ready forces for over 2 weeks. the red crescent
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has released video showing hundreds of displays people leaving the hospital grounds . but it reports that dozens of elderly palestinians and more than a 100 patients and a medical staff remain at the facility. today marks the 15th day for the continuous decision to add a tax after i'm in the hospital and boom, bored ments and gunfire didn't stop at the facility and am i supposed to because there was also a direct attacks and um, is there any com prayers at the hospital and the team, we have loved 3 cliques when they were conducting their humanitarian mission inside the hospital and the find this plan at headquarters every day. there's injuries and people who are killed inside our facility's because of these continuous is really a tops the house we to has turned out every day with reading did the bodies inside of the yards of the hospital because of the continuous besieged and not being able
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to send the people who are killed to be buried at the symmetry is now we are witnessing, disaster humanitarian disaster asked. and hospital. there's no food left for that is please people. very basic. medical supplies have been run out. we only have, if you that did laugh for 6 days more antibiotics run out of medications for people with the chronic diseases. also run out and all the efforts to coordinate a safe access to get into the entry of medical supplies and oxygen as well. because also we have run out of oxygen for the 2nd time. and now we have received at conducting any surgeries because of the oxygen deflection has been desperate and display some palestinian families of pitching tents and a symmetry in drama. more people are being forced into the southern corner of the
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strip, as is where the army expands its ground. defensive if this and again, federal ports surrounded by dust, displays polished in use of trying to live where others are buried. with nowhere else to go. these families have found shelter amid the tombstones. so i have the hand which you know, they do not again, and that's got the phone, so we're forced to leave behind. so we ended up here. people started putting up tens in and around the graveyard. the entire area is crammed with display guidance . when you run out of space, we're living among the dead. and that's a lot more, more fresh graves, a dog every day. with children playing only a few meters away. parents say they can't protect their little ones from the horrors of life and gaza. while i'm lucky, if you had this number, then you would, children are strong, traumatized. they're going crazy them on the witness. still sense of bodies being buried. the body is returned by the east ready forces or decomposed and smelled oh,
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food channel. the i'll mention it a psychologically really and the i don't know my children anymore. i don't allow, i don't know the unit stuff estimates more than a 1000000 children in the gaza. strip will require mental health support them in the i'm so scared i cannot sleep. my younger brother is frightened by the graves to just just yesterday a truck came and offloaded 70 bodies. so they were buried before ice. nearly 1700000 palestinians had been forced from their homes by israel's military, offensive and off, are they all running out of space annually? everything else saturday, the more we are forced to live among the dead. waiting for our day to die, enjoying them 6 feet under. what else can i say? there is no food. we can't sleep peacefully. we have to nights the most basic human rights. no bathrooms, even more so. there is none. but also is where is well ordered palestinians to go
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for their own safety. but as the army plans to expand its ground operations in the south of the strip, the symmetry and this tent camp will likely keep growing. you do some good food? audra 0. 6 year old palestinian him the job has been missing for 7 days. she is travelling with some members of her family. when is ready for me, this is open file on the group and gaza city. everyone except him does believe to have been killed. the palestinian by present society sent to rescue workers to help her. but nothing's being heard from them either. his mother was waiting for any wood on her door shut and she's made display a nice know some what is the plan but as of the plan, it has so back to you, i must pull that up and um i just had to kind of one of the month that we owe when a mazda a month, couple inside one of the, the had that, well, i mean a, we can now when i'm in the morning and i have my own,
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a son wouldn't have been to have them yet. and let me know when your message i'm at a my money was the had the we have to go ahead and told them it had the had been your, my head this know enough, i'm comfortable, sleep note was moving to i. so we move into most of us to balance them. is there some then why are you come? but i'm going say 40 sonya, please send me to spend. that's been fixed so our summer and that's what this asthma getting him. this last the, you know, getting him all the luck. not subtle. been zip. the zip of us does the, how much does the, the marvin think of how well this of the, how about the box have these are about the it was 1500 bath now. how does it get there is some, have this one i have good, the whole must be. i know that's what i mean. that's what locks the has to be. was i started my how did i know the bad you didn't mind, but i was gonna see and that was just new kid because i'm sad but we love the somebody here. we have the we've had time, it's very limited. so if it was something,
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so maybe i'll sort of the fill up the better for you know, how did the, how long did with the fees the palestinian release agency on was says it's very false that have opened fire on it's trucks carrying humanitarian aid and to gaza on what has released pictures showing trucks that it says were damaged by his waiting naval gunfire. early on monday, it's unclear exactly where the conway was when it was attacked of the don't have a low set that would matter this morning. it was not the 1st time and when are a convoy with a united nations was a talk it just the 3rd time it couldn't void belonging to enter well has been exposed. ok. docs on its way to the north or when it's coming back from the north. and this is not acceptable. you many, tube in convoys, according to international humanitarian law, must be protected from all parties to the conflict. also during combined,
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pulled off in the u. n. is putting together a group of senior officials to order the underwater lodges, humanitarian provider, and gaza. they'll check what other un agency has done enough in response to is really allegations that 12 of its stuff were involved in the applied the 7th of tax . the investigation will be led by catherine calling out the form of french foreign minister. the review will begin work days of this month and is expected to publish its findings in april. christian salumi has moved from the united nations headquarters in new york. the clearly, the united nations is trying to restore confidence in on right, the organization that is best position to help so many needy people in gaza, the growing number of needy people in gaza. this in this committee that has been set up by the un secretary general, was actually requested by phillip wiser any over a month ago,
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before the accusations were made against onrush staff that came to light. recently, the accusations prompted another investigation that will take place simultaneously to this review group. so on the one hand, you've got an investigation by the office of internal oversight services. the o i o. s. here at the united nations, looking at the specific allegations against the unrest staff were accused of participating in the october sentence attacks in israel. that will be one trans. and then on the other side, you have this review group will look more systematically at onrush. what it does to ensure neutrality amongst its employees and what measures are taken and how those are inactive. and and forrest and the former for administer of france. catherine collin, i will be the head of this operation and she'll be working with 3 scandinavian research organizations to conduct that study,
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which should be done sometime in the coming months. but it shows how concerned the united nations is and how much it wants to get under a back on track, so that it can serve the needs of the people in gaza. as the us secretary of state has arrived in saudi arabia on the 1st leg of the middle east tour, actually blinking. it's amazing officials and they out with the war on gaza. expect you to top the agenda handles or visit casa egypt, the occupied westbank. and as well, washington says it's trying to prevent further escalation in the region despised counting on the air strikes against wrong link groups and the young men rock and silvia and jump june has moved from tel aviv when you look across these really media landscape where there are lots of leaks from officials and also anonymously sourced. um, government officials speaking to these different publications. well, they're essentially saying that it's not going to be an easy time for blinking. and
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that the prospect's for and that's in yahoo signing on to some kind of a cease fire deal not quite as optimistic about that as the american counterparts are at this stage. so there's lots of reasons for that. but primarily the biggest one is the kind of pressure that benjamin netanyahu. these really prime minister is under right now, both politically and societally. so nothing yahoo right now is facing growing pressure from his right wing flank. you have those far right wing ministers like it's more been give you are the national security minister like the law. smart for is the finance minister who have openly said on multiple occasions over the course of the past week that they essentially would be willing to leave the coalition collapse the government rather than see nets and yahoo enter into some kind of a ceasefire deal that would not be advantageous for israel. more and more members of the right are saying that it's unacceptable for them to see thousands of
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palestinian prisoners released in exchange for the remaining is really capt isn't gaza. also, they're saying it's unacceptable for them to see and into the war without israel having achieved this ultimate goal and objective of completely eliminating how much i to and this cost mouse all zeros. pentagon correspondent patty called hey, and she's joining us live from arlington, virginia, and the pen to come to be holding a briefing pad. he talking about the recent to us strikes in iraq and sylvia what's being said yeah, this is really the 1st time we've had a chance to hear from the pet about pentagon press. secretary general pat ryder. since the strikes on fridays, you know, do us launched a launch missiles at 85 targets at 7 facilities, 3 and a rack for in syria. and this is in retaliation after 3 us soldiers died. and from a drone attack in jordan, the body ministration saying that they might not be done, morris more strikes,
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could be coming down the pike. you did say that he says it's quite possible that there were casualties from the strikes, but he wouldn't go into any details. he said, send, come to the commands that has, is, looks over that area is still due to an investigation of battle assessment. but he did know enough to say they are unaware that any arabians were killed in the strike . so really just document any information about what, how much they destroyed and how many people they think died in those attacks. the rocky government though, has called this an act of aggression. they say that 16 people have been killed. $25.00 wounded include including civilians. he was asked, is this going to damage your relationship with a rack with iraqi government when they're putting out statements like that? and general rider released just sort of dismissed that said, we consider a rack, a valuable partner, right patty. and meanwhile, as will be reporting secretary of state anthony, blinking is in the middle is just days off to those strikes. what is the us and
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ministration saying about his trip and what he'll be hoping to achieve? well, this is the 5th trip, and what's remarkable is his agenda has not changed at all in any of those trips. first they say he wants to work towards a ceasefire. then he went to work and getting more aden, to gaza, and look towards post government in gaza. what that's going to look like if it gets noticed notable the that was the agenda the last 4 times. and the only thing is the no bull show that he was able to achieve with help of partners is that brief ceasefire months ago. so the question is really going to be, does his language changed as you mentioned, 5th trip, and here at home for us to you as president joe biden is facing increased pressure to stop the carnage. his poll numbers are plummeting and large part because people say they don't approve of the way he's handling the war in gaza. and so we're looking to be watching to see if blinking wants to publicly use any of the leverage that they have over is real. they do have quite
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a bit of leverage from money to weapons a to international support. now we know that the buying the restriction is insane for months that israel needs to move to more targeted, targeted operations. they haven't now that they're making moves in raso were 1500000 palestinians or sheltering and, and tried to find a safe space. is the us going to say finally, that's enough. we and use it's leverage vault will have to see so far. they haven't been willing to lot. peggy thank you for that. that's pentagon correspondent, patrick, i'll haine live from the pentagon. thank you. and then 2 more ahead of the news out, including and on the street. so senegal is capital protest is devonne presidents, monkey sol, step down off the he delay the upcoming election and is full. we hear from south korea's cap as they prepare for this crunch asian cost 70 final showdown against georgia.
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the 2 days president obama has declared 2 days of national mourning for the victims of wild fires, sweeping through the coastal vault party for region with strong winds. and high temperatures of fueling the flames. the death toll has risen to at least a $122.00. and with 100 still missing there, i'll see is that number could rise significantly. you know what they said to you that goes to canada, you know, with a septic. this is caused by a handful of miserable mung students who have come to destroy all city obama. we will hunt them down and put them in prison, or you will be what? because these crimes on that is what alas, in america editor, lucy and human reports from both bought a. so they've been the most devastating the most deadly that this country has ever ever witnessed. and you can see signs of that right where i am, these people that you see here lining up are waiting to give information to the a prosecutor's office. this is part of
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a long and very painful process for the identification and the delivery of the bodies that are being found little by little. and this is right next to the morgue at the end of this street for us. they begin by saying they are missing their loved ones. they don't know where they are. in some cases they've been able to find their charged bodies. in many other cases, they have not been able to do so. from here, they have to go over to the medical institute, which is part of the, the health system. and of course, is where the mortgage is, where the bodies are not have yet been given back to their loved ones to their family members. the survivors to be buried yet because it's taking a very, very, very long time. and that's what people who are complaining about, but eventually the, the government is trying to, and the legal authorities are trying to match the bodies with the dna of the people who are here. so that also takes time. we have seen absolutely devastating signs of
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grief pierre stories of, of a father that went to look for his son while the son went to look for him. and then the father died. i'm in trying to get to the one of their children. and a grandmother died with her grand daughter who went running to save her families was separated. 34 members of the family dying and the rest left destitute without anything. very, very, very sad stories. indeed we did here though, and we have seen some signs of generosity. for example, the, the owner of the largest funeral parlor in the country. and in fact, in south america is offering free burial services. the indian, everything from the coffin to psychological help for the family members whom they say have already lost everything and certainly can be paying for a funeral, a person's can. charles has been diagnosed with cancer walking, and pals announced that he would not be fulfilling his public duties. last month,
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the king spent several days in hospital for an enlarged, prostate has been identified. a separate type of cancer. prime minister wishes do not wish to control as well and said that he had no doubt he would be back to full strength and no time. and buckingham palace has explained why the royal family has decided to publicly talk about the king's health authorities. the statement saying his majesty has chosen to share his diagnosis, to prevent speculation, and in the hope that may assist public understanding for all those around the world who are affected by cancer. sonya died of reports from london. as the king returned to london on monday to begin treatment and what has been described as a form of cancer. now just the last week, he had been in hospital for treatment to a benign in large pro states. that treatment had been deemed to success, which makes this news rather shocking, some
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o low the treatment has begun rather swiftly. the king will not be undertaking any public duties, but he will be still continuing with the state to choose which presumably means he will still be meeting with the prime minister for his weekly meetings. now, his son harry will be fine back to the u. k. from the united states in the coming days. but it is yet and not the set back of news for family, which has already been facing health concerns. the king's daughter in law, catherine has also been hospitalized recently for abdominal surgery as well. and of course, the palace itself is attempting to be as open as it possibly can be, with regards to what treatments and the health situation of members of the royal family. not just because they want to keep the public informed, but also judge the public a to be aware of certain signs and to also look at their own health concerns as
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well. somebody have done. sonya jago alda 0 london. christopher wilson is a boy of bile girlfriend, he's joining us from colin wood and the united kingdom. he's wasn't extensively on childs and his relationships with diana and come at a thank you for your time 1st week. just how unusual is it for bush or small not to be so open about such a serious health issue as well as this. these are on charging bosses and we of course, hope that the king's going to recover very quickly indeed. but on the other hand, the great thing is about the bush calling to tell you that kingship is that in your heart beat away. and it could well be that something may happen that we are not expecting. well, hoping that does present a major crisis for the house of windsor less, charles recovers very quickly. the british monarchy prides itself on his high profile, keeping in touch, you're going out and,
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and you're touching the flesh of the people. but the numbers are down. those, as you've just said, and officer king positively that greatest asset is princess catherine. she's out of action. and we don't know what's what's going to happen to charles if he does not recover quickly. we've got a problem because uh the royal family is facing a bit of across roads. uh, from the 1st time some polls are showing that there is less than 50 percent support for the family. but if they come, come out and do the job, then you know, that's when you go into full. and again, you know, how much does the question of who will step in to fulfill charles as well. duties. once again, dredge up the controversies around the kings brother, prince andrew, has been disgraced. not allowed to be potter voyle's use, he's friends, harry, who has chosen chosen not to after falling off with a family. well hurry of course,
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is the major distraction and the fact that he is going to fly back to birth as a ready crept into the headlines of over here. and it's of the consequence whatsoever to the, the extraordinary piece of machinery which we have in this country. of the key, which somehow seems to have pow wow, actually it doesn't exercise a great deal of bob. but somehow it represents the national identity of that identity as being taking a hell of a bashing with the activities of prince andrew and also prince harry. how are they coming? who is no help at all? although if the king is in a perhaps less good position that we hope that he is, then maybe he is coming because he wants to make amends for his defection to the united states before it's too late. and mr. bolton, just given the challenges that you mentioned, how powerless
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a state is the monarchy and now or well, i think that what needs to happen is we haven't had a regency, which is, you know, there's somebody standing in for the, for the, for the head guy for 200, yes. and it wasn't entirely a success when it happened 200 years ago. and that operations is rusty and robin like when we were hit by the corona bar, is that the demick? it hasn't been tested. and we do not know whether we're regency with what very well the prince. william is a highly regarded. yeah. they think he's a good guy doing a good job, but it's only operations which goes around the unit. should he give you that? should he give wage became most of the king give way to all of those things match up very much in this country. is extraordinary. that because it's not political because it's, it's not financial that these things do matter. but they do. all right, mr. wilson. thank you. very much for your insights into this christopher wilson,
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joining us live from corn wood in the united kingdom to senegal. now, when members of parliament debasing a bill after president marcus, i'll postpone this month's elections. the legislation could see the poll delayed, but actually yeah, presidents all size of disputes over the selection of candidates for delaying the vote. the proposal was put forward by opposition, so the cutting want with the support of the president. meanwhile, police in the capital of the call 5 to gas, it protest as outside parliament, the demonstrations accused president sol of trying to cling to power and the demanding. he stepped down as follows. protests on sunday, which a prominent opposition needed was arrested. i mean, not a 2 day had called the election today, and i'm president of democratic regression. nicholas hoss reports from dakota as real heated debates inside and national assembly heavily guarded by police in riot gear. we've seen members of parliament coming close to exchanging blows on the one
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side is the old guard represented by m p's, from the ruling party supporting present lucky cell, but also opposition figure cream. what is the son of the former president of july, what they were suggesting delayed to the election to august 25th. but for a new generation of n p's that represent the opposition figure, we spend some codes that's unacceptable. they want to see the elections that were planned for february 25th to take place. they see this bill as a constitutional cou, a ploy for present microsoft to cling onto power. they've been denouncing the infringement on a civil space around this debate. well, the television, one of the main broadcaster in this country has been put off air. the mobile internet services have been cut down no authority say this is to prevent further
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violence. there been riots around what is happening, but many senegalese feel that they've been robbed of their ability to have a say over who gets to lead this country. and that's what that steak for them is to protect the democracy. here instead of go nicholas hawk, algebra the car, so the head on al jazeera, the leaders of the u. k. an art in the twit, northern ireland, newly appointed political data is off of the power sharing. institutions are restored and supporters of el salvador as president together to celebrate house to heat the plants victory and elections, news the hello, the settled weather story that has been dominating much of your over the past few days is going to change us as a change in the ethics,
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the weather system that's going to bring some very heavy rain to parts of the north west, a heavy rain moving from western scotland towards most central areas of person. and the island of ireland was a bit of a wintery mix behind that. now we could see some snow coal central areas as that cold air blows down, hitting that room and mass. we'll see certainly some snow across the scan today they are putting across into the baltic states and some more heavy rain pushing down into germany. some of that touching into western parts of france, so rain and powers over the next few days. we also see some rain shimmy its way down in northern parts of spain as well as into portugal, but it is still a largely settled story here with more in the way of sunshine than cloud temperature, the still sitting high. so this time, if you have that, they'll continue to rise for lisbon over the next few days. it'll get kuda across more northern areas. so it was towards the north east for places like moscow. but
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lots or sheet pumping into that southeast corner temperature is picking up, certainly for bell grade. and bucharest, 19 degrees celsius that on wednesday, with sunshine a rural expanse of the southern tip of the korean peninsula is a testing ground for public transport of the future. this is a mock bear to port the gateway to electric flying. taxis division is an automated ariel public transport system, connected by a network of vertical document ports on rooftops high above the congested roads. below what you see behind me is d. o. have the optionally piloted personnel air vehicles south korea's answer as to the air attack. its 1st public test flight marks, a mountain of source for the country. that's gaming to launch the flying taxi's as early as a year. 2025 of the month of july fish, buckets on as ordering
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a general election on february the 8th with its former later on, gone in prison. many buckets on either asking if the boys will be free and fred said without the data for the latest development and deep end analysis. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out just a out of me, elizabeth, put on and don't have a mind to of, on top stories to sell. at least a 113 people have been killed across scholars have since sunday is where the forces
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were attacking self and from fighting the little fence central regions, at least 27478 dollars to main screen code, maybe 4 months or 5 months, us out to your state, and to me, lincoln is back in the middle east for 2 weeks from casa, is caught in saudi arabia, and is expected to travel to as well. the occupied west bank, egypt, and casa, and russians. king charles has been diagnosed with cancer, locking and palace announced that he would not be fulfilling his public duties. last month, the king spent several days in the hospital for an enlarged prostate test, then identified a separate type of cancer. the, i'm gonna say international says this being a shocking spot, like an israel's campaign of unlawful killings of palestinians and occupied westbank. the rights group is documented instances of as rarely. so we're just using legal force with impunity and quote, a chilling disregard for palestinian lives. and investigation 4 cases between october and november last year in which 20 palestinians,
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including 7 children were killed. the report also saw i'm just waiting for has prevented palestinians with life threatening injuries from receiving medical aid and attack those trying to help them including 1st responders. 2023 was the worst you palestinian since you in rec, once began at least 507 people were killed, including 81 children. if you is 382 people have been killed in the occupied west back since the one goes up again. that includes 7 palestinian presidents who died in his rarity custody. i'm gonna see international is urging the international criminal court to investigate as well as unlawful kennings with all his saying there's a research on israel and palestine at this thing to national. she's one of the rules of that report. and she told us what the found a lot of the people in to get him to the us. that just as his son was shocked and he was trying the father of the was trying to provide him with assistance. as soon
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as he was trying to reach, he was shot to the person who was trying to help. his son was shocked by his very forces and then the list and his father wanted us to be we know that during rates is there a need for says lacy to the entire area. sometimes for our, even for these blocking ambulances from beach in the afternoons is that tried to reach at great risk, especially there is crescent community, a organization. they are shocked, as we interviewed one at 1st 8 provides that ends, you mean, who was directly shocked as cheap try to as she was an ambulance. and this, this is nothing new. we had been documenting these attacks against face 1st 8 providers, ambulances, a in the, in the west bank for many years. but what we found is that this year in particular, and in full and wonder what's going on because the attacks on hosted those that
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there has been this pipe, the turn into pocket style. now what on demand in the northwest have attacked a police station. please, 10 officers were killed and 6 injured in the city of that us mind con august on has seen a number of attacks on the security forces in recent days. jet and elections is scheduled to take place on thursday. come on. hi. the has moved from islam above it was this particular attack took place in the district of uh did a smile con um the remote for litigation which i situated outside the main city of the itemized con knowledge. and remember that data might have gone also borders . what was formerly focused on the driver's duty of how it was this done. this was one of the hard beds of the day to get the bon focused on focused on the accused of
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wellness done, of providing centuries on, not doing and off disrupt the infiltration of the dollar bond fight that they have been attacking the police at random over the past few months, there's been a spike in the number of a tag. dozens of police men have been good in february police station, so they attacked coming. uh, as you mentioned just days before the election, the ttp and it's affiliated group, there's a new group which is guard a movement for jihad and focused on the day. a good job focused on this is a group that has been claiming responsibility for multiple or diag, that'd been an attack and below just on as red and rich for p d. i a what good you. okay, so this is not new, but given the fact that the security forces, the police are going to be deployed on election day because this is going to be
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a sensitive election to have to maintain law and order. so therefore, uh there is likelihood of more attacks against the police at the time when they're busy in election year. the, but this is not something new and is likely to continue on to the issue. is it a dog for the one has done, and how focused on deals reduce the of the birth such an irish prime ministers have met. know that orleans newly appointed political need is where she soon act and be over at oscar with visiting the new administration at bell foster. my call. so the 1st time the appointment ends 2 years of political crisis that was spots for the main bushes union. this policy worked out the body protested post brooks and trading arrangements, but it said undermine northern ireland, place and the united kingdom. and now that we've got the executive back up and running, it's right that people have the local politicians focusing on that prior. she's the only thing with public services that hasn't been said all government up and running k for,
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for too long. but now we do have it and they consult focusing on delivering for everyone. but for me, crucially, nothing must be negotiated, breaks any red lines. i remember when right, that happens. we set out a number of objectives. one was to make sure there's no hard bored in between north, inside. the other was to make sure that's the public violence position in new york and single market wasn't undermined in any way. and the 3rd was to make sure that the good friday agreement, institutions would function. and all of those things are the case today, and that makes it a very positive day, might be the spanish coast guard has rescued a 102 people who were trying to reach the canary islands by boat. and the bodies of 2 people. also rescued, recovered rather from the vessel. rescue has said more than a 1000 migrants and asylum seekers from the sub to han countries have reached the items and just a few days. italian police have arrested 14 people off. yvonne's broke out at a detention center full migrants, new rule, and some of the detainees force they way out of the building,
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setting fire to mattresses and throw them objects to police officers. and the soldier will injured wine and slid off off to a young man from guinea, held at the center, took his own life to about a 100 devoted gods from me. on my have crossed into neighboring bond to base to free fighting between the security forces under rebels and alliance of 3 minority groups has been battling the military hunter that seized power and 2021. 1 of these fruits is the out economy which don't shed and offensive against government folks doesn't have to type a bond to. the issue is a 270 kilometer border with me on my and host more than a 1000000 behind the refugees. it was a multi out economy, is a buddhist community and they all worse than the me in more military, it's purely a lie that they will ever gone to this. all right. multi 1000000 president mohammad movies,
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who has demanded indian troops withdrawal from the country during an address to parliament. he emphasized the importance of sovereignty of all div says india agreed to pull off its military personnel before may, but new delhi has yet to confirm the timeline. louisa also promised to upgrade the defense falls into what he called a modern military. 0, one of the big guns, i believe the motives to strengthen its military capabilities, to be able to defend the country by road c. and as we started to do that now the multiplan defense pulse will soon be able to conduct surveillance of the 900000 square kilometer area of the multi exclusive economic zone. 24 hours a day. hungary is governing. if it is potty has boy culture to vote, that would have been the 1st step towards ratifying sweden's bed to join nature. hunger is the only nation member to not have approved the application, which requires unanimous approval president to all bonds potty has repeatedly
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blocked it, demanding the swedish prime minister comfortable to pass in person. first. all bon has close ties with russian president vladimir putin. his voice to opposition to the expansion of the alliance of the smooth or 2nd mouth or top left was that channel fordable been delaying sweetens and i to bid isn't just a mistake. it's a sin. nobody believes that government and peace of any say in the matter or button is responsible. he wants to save up to 10, break the unity of nato, that they didn't quote, a sentence and the straining and realize it to the suspend a death sentence yang hang june. was born in china, has been found guilty on espionage charges. the sentence follows yags arrest in 2019, at a chinese airport. he had worked as an employee of china, state security department for a decade. the strategy is foreign minister has condemned the verdict. these trillion government has advocated for dr. young with china at every opportunity and
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at the highest levels, we have consistently cold for basic standards of justice, procedural fitness and humane treatments. to drop the young in accordance with international norms and toners, they grew up the guy, sions, this friday will not relent in our advocacy for justice, for dr. young's interest and well being, including appropriate medical treatment. and we will continue to provide controller assistance to him and his family close to our lands. wanted to see of the re, you know, to include since the family of salvador is incumbent clean to night. okay. that says he's one sunday's presidential election, but the official results haven't been announced. his popularity has searched base since months losely because of his crack down on criminal gangs. model on arrival of reports from the capital san salvador, the celebrations and the salvador and capital supporters of the beginning, cheering on a victory that will give the controversial president the 2nd term author the
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problem before you didn't have hope, but today we have it and that means a lot, appearing before a crowd of thousands who kelly called the election historic. all now in the next 5 years. just wait and see what we're going to do. because we're going to continue doing the impossible and showing the will the example of el salvador nigi. but kelly largely owes his support to his administration's hard line policy to rid the country of dang, like m, s 13 and the 18th street gang, which have caused chaos. in el salvador, for the last 30 years. those successful in dealing with criminal gangs. critics save the suspension of civil liberties, consolidation of power along with an unconstitutional bid for re election, have made book it a democratically elected dictator, has everything, you know, all the power. there and no controls, there's no way defending the flowers. so that's what we're seeing today. any
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constitutional precedence up one. the, even though there was an expectation that salvador and president not able get a would win by a landslide. the celebrations here in el salvador historic center hartsville, massive though human rights and civil liberties. advocates continue to warn that el salvador is walking a dangerous tight road for a majority of salvatore and the promise of a future of or safety and security is the norm out ways just about any other alternative language wrap a little al jazeera, sunset of other or to the head on knowledge as there i despise a drunken price of this shop as in one of which venezuela account the costs of one of the world's highest inflation rates we toronto. and will have all the details of where the 2026 foot board will come and stop and
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finish that. since for coming on after the break,
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the the, [000:00:00;00] the, to run his way. the now the old which nation has one of the highest inflation rates and the world, but the spot, the lifting of some us sanctions. many people are still struggling to cope money on a sanchez reports. when inflation failed from $300.00 to a 190 percent last year, there was recent to celebrate for some in venezuela, but the south american nation still has one of the highest weights in the world
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with wages frozen for the past 2 years and no exchange rates making a trip to the shop is a nightmare for many level that he is actually own. last year i'll get to to the week with the equivalent of $20.00. now i get enough to 3 days. meet some fishes so expensive. my pension is 3.5 dollars a month. what are we going to do? the local believe that a currency uses value against the dollar from week to week. this out of the left is only god can help her. i go shopping, praying so i can buy all i need. things are more more expensive by the day economists say the government is not racing. we just to control the inflation, but president neglect moto says things are better with good supply. at 90 percent market traders saved businesses back because customers don't have enough cash. so
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you already have let them know what i mean is that all people use to buy 10 bananas . now the take 2 or 3 spending has gone down all over the country. we're all affected in order to sell her products. join the american says she lets customers pay weeks later, take me and that people can afford on the all people who spend many days of the month without a penny. so i let them take my products. they always come back to pay me the you is listed sanctions and venezuela in october. you seem restrictions in the countries financial goals and, and their detectors has boosted the economy. the condition to prevent sanctions being re in post is to guarantee fair elections. and the, let's say the road to recovery will be determined by the general election this year to come. and what are the things that i've taken out of extensions and agreements could impact our estimation of inflation rates. we're not optimistic because in an electoral year we always see the rates go up. my most optimistic number is 170
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percent. that prediction of high inflation and so rank prices for the foreseeable future is the last thing. these shoppers want to hear. again, a scientist just see to 5 or 6 times as full, she is on a thank you very much and as well wed full formula one team, both christian horner is under investigation reg. we'll have started the pro, but following a complaint of inappropriate behavior made against the 50 year old. the team says they're taking the allegations extremely seriously. honda has denied the accusations against him and his statement. the red bull said this process which is already underway is being carried out by an external, a specialist at barrows to the company, takes these matches extremely seriously, and the investigation will be completed as soon as practically possible. it would not be appropriate to comment further at this time. it was thomas the decision to doing so. i is good for formula one that's according to williams dr. alex help and well,
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hamilton stunned the motor sport world when he confirm that he'll be leaving mercy this at the end of the season to georgia, robbie, i think it's great for support, so excited to see and you can see that the media was before on it and i think it's just been a, it's exciting and you know, there was a few driving market moves that was not moose that were just people resigning. so it kind of felt a bit sale. but some of those came in as a so the headlights, the state of new jersey. we'll host a 2026 woke up a final football is governing body pizza has released details of what will be the biggest ever woke up the tournament. will involve a record number of teams and is being held across 3 countries. i'm the assistant will force us so here we are for the biggest announcement in the history,
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all the announcements with will the final of the 2026 visa woke up the plague when there is your new jersey. faith has never been an organization to shy away from it that if i personally, the scale of this world cup is without see cool. the 2026 woke up final will be played at the met life stadium in new jersey. the last of an unprecedented 104 met . she's taking place across 3 countries with millions of people coming to the united states. uh for the whole woke up to mexico into canada as well . and of course, being in new york, which is such a cosmopolitan city. what do you have between you work in new jersey over to one of the nationalities mexico's us take a state email hosting. oh, pretty much. it's a country that's helped to previous will cups in 19701986. we are toronto,
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the world's company's in canada. for the 1st time we are canada's opening day like mexico. it will have the teen matches. the tournaments has been expanded to include 48 teams compared with the 32. we sort catch all 2022. it will less the record the t 9 days. that's 10 days longer than the previous world cup. the new full mouthful feature at 12 full team groups and i left the t to not cat around. for the 1st time. miami, in contrast to cancel plans and funds will be doing a lot of traveling. the shortest distance between the quotes of final and semi final venue is moving 800 kilometers, with all the teams, not just the united states or mexico, a count of the ideas that you, you get them to a location throughout the time that you don't have teams jumping across the country, the big positive, the international teens is the increased chance of qualifying africa, for example, will be represented by at least knowing countries up from 5 in 2022 on the
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richardson l g 0 south korea's head coast. sheldon clansman says he's drawing on argentina's, woke up experience ahead of his team's asian cup, semi final thoughts, career play, jordan on tuesday, having school late goals to avoid be knocked out in the previous 2 rounds. these 2 teams match and the group stage and $2.00 to $2.00. soft grey are aiming to win the 1st title in 64. yes. if you look at back at odds and tina how they started the world cup, lift the loss against saudi arabia. how nerve as they were in the next game against mexico because of that pressure that you mention, you know, they kind of feel, oh my gosh, you know, if you don't be mexico now we might not go any further than the one that was cap. so is the process to and go to india, have one of the 2nd test match against england england captain ben sofa was run out as you see him chase
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a victory target to $399.00 just to run to the last where it gets and he finished with mine in the match india winning this contest by $106.00 runs to level the series and it's been memorable for phones but and using is about teens or a vendor off the scoring his fast as century against south africa. he went on to convert it to double 100, finishing with $240.00 runs off the 9 hours of backing to put new zealand and control positions. there is a lot of work like and things got pretty heated in the final of the month to the open corporation. tennis stuff for nacory took his frustration out on his racket off the unforced era going to it was never able to regain his composure. and eventually lost to alexander, blah, blake, off cuz it's time egypt to be most public up to
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a korea hi $23.00 in the world right here. and that's what we support for me. 100 that fitness center. thank you very much for that. and that's it. for this, i'll just do a news out of do stay with us because we are back in just a few minutes with another for useful the send the city's rules war on concert continues. we bring you every angle, if the story we're getting into the hospital that you've spent almost the last 100 days here. what lessons can be drawn if you adjust fees, you better prepare for. it's clear to the families that the plan for the government . the thing you with this whole isn't, was so many more people killed overnight, can you, to concert where the strikes have been focusing? all we now seeing a worrying escalation, the prices,
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and where the system lead international efforts to contain the will stay without a 0 for the latest developments. and on the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue as opposed to what is happening now. it says it's cool, thanks. question or professional about 5 unflinching questions. rigorous the bank that he added to today is that another mcclin's thing is taking place. augusta. nothing goes into gauze and without us of permission, nothing leads about that. without the girls permission, allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront. without 0 unique perspectives, i don't want to leave, i don't want to go even if i'm not reporting, i want to leave this connect with our community and talking to conversations you find elsewhere be that women are delivering babies in the shelters in the street, in the rubble of their own homes, and this is unacceptable. the stream on our meeting of mine's discussing the
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