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well we live here. we make the rule, not them, they find an enemy, and then they try and scale the people with that. and the people in power, investigate, expose this and questions. they use them to be just the power around. now to sierra the, the democratic republic of congo or d r. c, has suffered from years of internal conflict and fighting along its borders with 4

militias in armies, often carrying on their struggles within the country. an estimated 5000000 lives have been lost, although a peace deal was agreed in 2003. the haste of the country wherever room is located is still the centre of ongoing, an often brutal conflict between several arms groups and forces loyal to the governments. the park was named a unesco world heritage site in 1979. the chief ward and emanuel demo road and his team are still fighting a constant battle for its survival. what's your history? what 1st brought you into this type of work? 5 years, but when i grew up in kenya, when i came here as any expecting, stay here for 6 months and i stayed for 20 years. but the, the main reason most people, you know, i felt very welcome here to be responsible for 5, right? or, and go in your, your life is wildlife conservation. the best job in the wells and thoughts made up of 3 sectors. and each one is absolutely unique. that's the northern

secretary, which has the rings already manson's. it's go up to 5000 meters and it has glasses on top, all time for us moreland and then goes down into the great lowland tropical rainforest . then you go down the 70 k value, make edwards. and then the great savannah's of ruining the, and the central sector, which used to have the highest lodge normal concentrations on that from the great central savannah as we move into the mountains again. but this time it's the volcanoes. now we've got pennsylvania. how going the volcano, which is the largest law for like on us. it's a max of ok. but of course, since the mountain girl is today, what make the 7 sex us as special? stephanie, this pop you see without a question about one of the greatest paths in the well yeah,

the real sad sadness is, is that you know, this being wolf 20 is when, as war on the scale, everything stuff is the ellison populations, they have facebook nation. so it was the biggest hippopotamus population in the world. 20 percent of the loyalty pays were in there and they were decimated from $27000.00 down to $350.00 individuals. because this concept as the wide spread distribution of weapons and considerable demand for you know ivory in the case of ellison's baby, gorillas, and those demands come from far, far away. it will amounts to a very, very dangerous situation. we have about 280 ranges of the name is since all started in 2630 of our stuff is being killed. protecting the top

bang, the men that are under your command. it's very, very odd because they were following your road as when they were killed when they've lost one of our friends and colleagues and the very next day that back in the same places where the friends fell. and they continue that works. they are quite exceptional, remarkable people part of the team or the rangers that raise and protect or send baby guerrillas and a purpose built sanctuary, part funded by the european union. so this is the same quite questions which was named after the sofa back, who was killed in 2007 along with 4 of the members of his family. basically people have gone in and had a point blank shop. these girl is we were able to recover to or from both of them were recovered from their families in the case of, in the causing issues the fast to be with have it on the body of her mother.

several other orphans have been rescued to and together with their human cares. these young gorillas have formed a new family. they remain a critically endangered species, and also the big pots of this country's future. and so even the few individuals are terribly impulsive. so all right. okay, so this is andre who's and the team leader. so the care is for the girls here. and since been the counselor right from the day when they were recovered sick and they very nearly died to meet the guerrillas. i have to take some stringent hygiene precautions because we share 98 percent of our dna. we also suffer from many of the same diseases. okay, so as to where mask and disinfect, my feet comes back as you mrs. always. ok. ok. ok. it's great locus. i also need to stay this side of the bars because the guerrillas are so strong, they could easily hurt me without meaning to the ad clabbered to get me

a to sleep. tell me, of course i can go here. so let's look at the green. why is c as to sort of there go to it and won't find that egg to back up. did you did on that to yeah, the am i sure so let's just say my shop nation. so this is a send is it send is a, are you on of it to event that gus? no, there's a, i'll put a lot more this a for me. b c tv. uh so it is just a couple cool lots to pick this up and not fucking up at dement. so the cause of the buck on is zola lot, drop it down to it. cash and forms to fill out the money in front left. so the mobile number that's gives to us it says the most useful these on the phone. we sold those on from your school,

not part of it. also village the district body room on august the 2nd on offer at uh 5 for a month. the rest and if you've got different people know therapy, a sick so i'm back. good. see going on. patrol is by far one the most dangerous and important jobs here at the park. i'm in a car with about 10 rangers and we're about to do security checks, making sure that the park is secure. and most importantly, there isn't anybody here who shouldn't be physically going to go in center the they don't should have gone through sick to being fussy off to prove with us on and

off. i saw on the plastic, you don't feel like it's a aggressive and it's also an upgraded that ticket for the government. we have appointment whole cuz you don't want us on to the 5th because your so to say i thought, give buffing cool through the civic key. i should have pocket it, keep it. then they'll see that as well as on consultative service concepts on to evaluate and so i don't so i've done it. we've got the default to jump on it. don't bother me licky page, but licking them up for most of the fun stomach go for, for this the sequel latoya as well for the, for to the said task known positive. i'm on auto objective as the on help to any of the development this of pocket missiles too, and i may i call on pacific time it does on t donald associate the oral stuff. this one is on the

it's really dense. i'm glad can see what we're doing right now. it's part of the procedure safety check. 6, the is definitely something going on. i don't know what, what this means is that there. okay . because you were cool. cool. cool. well, what are cool? what kind of you for me

over to on this case that evey we why it over the top of the wireless island fall off. much of the deforestation taking place within the park is to feed the charcoal, trade and industry heavily controlled by militia groups. the rangers know that men like this though, are just trying to make a living in very tough circumstances. and so he will not be criminally prosecuted. however, in order to safeguard the park scores and cut off the list of funding, they have to stop people from a legally chopping wood for charcoal mits, on a farm. the feeling is that to get the number of class supplies you sent mail ok some some way i was able to list on the should the area we pass. good just to have it all set. i

was thinking that on top of the deal, back in the, on the hipaa method and i started with it's that much of the figure, different, different system shuts out, loudly locked into it for you. okay. but as my producer found just a week after i left the park, it can get far more dangerous than this for the rangers of room. got the patrol, searching for elephant poachers had come under fire from an armed group. the fighters were eventually driven off and their camp where they had been making charcoal was destroyed. all the weapons and tribes confiscated from

poachers are kept in this building while it's full, fast phone, the shows of the, my shit, the a hello there. i'm associates, hey, and this is alda 0 live from door hunt. coming up in this boston. israel steps up the tax on rough uh and southern gaza, killing $67.00 palestinians in your sleep this night. unable to leave the homes themselves. the mortgage relative to captives has been created during an overnight operation. in garza, bozeman, and adults court orders benevolence, government to stop giving israel pods for f 35 planes following an appeal by human rights group and as indonesia and for past the course of the polls, education is a priority. we report from a remote village wherever it is purchased. they will not be the

well, the latest overnight is randy, reins and strikes on southern galls. as a rasa city has killed at least 67 people and injured thousands. most of them, women and children. the city of sheltering 1400000 palestinians. it just, i'm getting food reports or the youth another sleepless night because didn't using that alpha with ambulance crews going to be a to move on. did children nurses at the equate hospitals that stuff this child's headwind? there's so much for helping the mrs. so the latest is riley attacks cube and injured dozens of palestinians. but alpha and southern

gaza isn't a relentless bombardment before a potential ground defensive, but also who was previously considered a so called safe. so it was the local israel figures for its captors killed our children, their lives, and their future and takes away our freedom. no one on earth with a clear conscience compared to scenes of murder children today. israel announced the rescue of 2 captives and the rate in the off of these rarely army says both rescued men are in good health. they've been identified a 60 year old fernando, my mind, and 70 year old louis har. prime minister netanyahu his past army commanders, to focus on the asa when more than 1400000 displace palestinians are sheltering elsewhere in gaza. at least 15 people were cubes in the bombing of a house in debt or the law. the regina bears you were bombed in gauze,

a cd and we're just place to there's a way the area. and then there are other bella, we are civilians. and we say to israel, we have that fast here. and the air of countries must look up and have mercy on us across the gaza strip palestinians and looking for signs of life under the rubble of the latest is rarely as don't be some good food. all g 0 a correspondence. honey lockwood is that on the ground for us in rough up in southern gauze on has to this 5 to use brand and military allegations that the uh the overnight attacks were in the conducted the advice special force. and it was a special operation to release capt is in the city of norfolk, particularly in a ship or a district that the northern part of the city, the bombing continued for hours after what looks like the operation of release of releasing the captive was over. but the bombing continue destroying the vast majority of the residential buildings. the infrastructure, uh the, uh,

the public facilities to we're talking about more than 10 residential buildings in which this place families were sheltering in moscow. other public facilities inside the structure right now, what people are doing, they are dealing with the aftermath of what happened, not only the exam and even be the sheer level of destruction that is caused by the bombing, but also getting ready for mass barriers for those are being killed in a over and that we're looking at least a little over it is 60 people have been killed at the same time or the bombing was taking place here. a stimulate tenuously, another massive ears try. we're going on and did it velocity, causing the death of a 50 and it'd be the same time here. people are keeping an eye on those who have been critically injured inside the hospitals, whether it's the $280.00 hosted or in a job. hospitals who are at risk of losing their lives because of the extreme

shortage of medical supplies. the inability of these 2 health facilities to deal with this large number emergency of the injuries are coming to the hospital. there's a risk of losing their lives, doesn't know proper intervention of any of the medical staff. but at the same time, they are looking at it. the people who are still under which people are still under the rebels who are deep wait for the civil defense. go to remove the as well as the is really on the proposed for ground defensive and rafa heavy facing is continuing elsewhere in the strip. the, you're watching images from con eunice, a city, it's just north of rafa. is there any forces facing resistance that from posting and fighters and fis bathrooms? as you can hear on the way the army has been forming that area for weeks, including lang, speech to hospitals and central goals that at least 15 people have been killed and

several others injured. and then there's really a tackling down by the bottom hit a residential building by palestinians were sheltering off to being forced to leave their homes residents. so they pulled several survivors from under the rubble and the wounded has been taken to the ox. the hospital will be used for any army has been attacking rasa from several different positions as strikes have talked to the all around the mosque, that's a national board and neighborhood. and all the mosque and the refugee camp was also had thousands of displaced. palestinians were sheltering that is there any forces have been showing areas to surrounding the great hospital. the director of the hospital says the facility is flooded with interest people and there's not enough medicine to treat them. although i spoke to osmond size, a surgeon who's just for town from garza where he spent 2 weeks working with is your monetary organizations off a worldwide. he told me about the dia, conditions being faced by when did palestinians that it's

a pretty shocking last 2 weeks. have been extremely shocking to me and my colleagues, we went there as a group of assertions that i use this to help out with the qualities that we're based in. and you're in uh general hospital and it's been very, very difficult for all of us to be honest to the seeing all these casualties and come in after the destruction of all the bigger hospitals. this is a relatively small hospital to, for the budget, obviously over whelmed, with the amount of casualties coming in. tens of thousands of refugees, a line all over the place you had mentioned patient onto a bed and the whole family is there. and when the patient as well enough to go home, it's only just stays there because it's not safe to leave the hospital promises. uh it's, it's your, your, we were operating around $40.00 to $50.00 cases

a day. and a lot of patients, unfortunately lose lose their, their, their limbs. and these patients don't just lose their hands. they, they are sent out to a very infected environment. a lot of patients, almost all cases, do get one infections and has a dropping off their, their limbs, if need be accusations at higher levels. and i recall, i'll just give some samples, but obviously these, these are not just the names. these are, these are, you know, just numbers to the human beings. young, a girl, 20 and 21 years of age. i had the right occupation about the need. and then unfortunately on further treatment, the infection seemed to through when we had to completed this alternate to can i have joy and there's only so high you can go. and with every time you go up high, the chances of her supervisor goes down. and if she does survive, the disability becomes more severe. and meaning that if you call up with albany

occuptation, that's something that you may be able to walk with with little spaces. when you go up to the hip, you really, really end of the cost duration. all these really all my husbands speaking about his options and rasa. let's bring in and us how hope she joins me now from occupying the stories. and i'm the, i know israel saying that the strikes that killed at least 67 people. and raska, there meant to be a diversion for this captive rescue operation we were hearing about that's exactly right. these rarely army is saying that these strikes that killed, at least 67 palestinians were essentially cover so that they could go in and carry out this operation to rescue 2 captives. there was intense and heavy bombardment not to mention the dozens of other people who were injured as a result of it. so these really armies folks for some, daniel, how god is giving some details about the operations. saying that based on

intelligence, they've been gathering for weeks. it was a joint operation with these really army mission, but which is israel's internal security and intelligence agency. and also when we unit of israel border police, they say after 1 am local time, they went into this building where the captives were being held. it was an apartment building and drop off where they then were able to extract the captive was under the diversion of the heavy bombardment that was happening around them. he said then the captives were taken by the is really military into what they call the safe zone. and then back to israel, where they are now in a hospital in the tell of eve area. but just to give you an idea that israel is saying that they are completely willing to carry out strikes and operations like this, resulting in complete destruction damage and the depths of thousands of palestinians

. if it means that there are captive in the vicinity that they're going to rescue. so i'm not, there's obviously a huge pressure on this and you know who to get the rest of the captives home. but we saw him publicly reject. i'm off field for exactly that last week. where is the conversation on that now? as well? there is no conversation about any sort of deal these really prime minister for months now for a $129.00 days. has reiterated that military pressure is the only way to bring back the captive of him. us only understands force. and he held the operation this morning saying that it's just another step in the right direction. and he's going to use this for proof as to why these really army needs to go in to the sofa on the ground. he's going to argue that the captives are being held above ground. and that's where the captives are, even though all of the is really military assessments. up until this point has said

that the captives are being held under ground in tunnels. so the prime minister is reiterating that until there is a total victory until there is a complete victory and the military goals are accomplished. nothing is going to get in his way and that if operations like this, present themselves at the right time, israel is going to continue to do them if it means that they're going to accomplish their military objectives. and you were describing this operation as being a joint one. we know that as well as saying that it had a lot of planning and precision fox. 67 people died in the strikes. what should we take away from that? especially when it comes to how precisely the operating and the intent to a this is a really interesting point, and it's quite important because these really is were saying that the operation on

the ground in drop off once it starts is going to be targeted, is going to be precise, there is going to be minimal casualties. they're going to every, everything they can to protect the helsinki and civilians. but this is an example of one of israel's targeted and precise operations, total destruction of several buildings. at least 67 people dead. dozens of others wounded people still being pulled from under the rubble of population that is totally paralyzed by this war. and the is really army along with the government are saying that this is something that had so much planning. it's something there was direct and what they called in to mid intelligence to get to and the result was more than 67 depths of we 67 palestinians killed. so perhaps that will give you an idea of what's to come and that's why they say that they are working on some sort of plan that they want to evacuate the nearly a 1000000 and a half palestinians who are there, but not getting any sort of details as to how or when that's going to happen,

not giving any sort of insight as these types of targeted operations as they're calling them are still going to take place in the class. but rest assured these really specifically nets and yahoo are going to use this as an example and use it to psych proof as to why they need to go instead of off on the ground. and why the round defensive base. and that's why is the final stretch to defeat and come us and to what they're calling a complete victory and stuff. that's how hard today, with all the nicest for us from occupied east through some. thank you so much. i'm just recapping what we know. he's waiting that at trees and rom, paying off its attacks on the rasa and southern gauze as it prepares for possible ground defensive in the city. at least 67 people who were hearing were killed and strikes overnight. 1.4000000, the space palestinians sheltering in rasa. but will have much more for you in

just a moment to stay with us here on out of the 60 years since it's foundation. the munich security conference will see lead is a symbol to debate local security challenges with conflict in the middle east spreading and the rest, the ukraine war continuing. what does the future international order look like? getting live updates on out to 0 in on the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. there is a context to what is happening now. it has a question about 5 unflinching questions. rigorous, the bank that he added to 2 days, the another cleansing is taking place. augusta, nothing goes into gauze and without us of permission, nothing leads about that without permission to 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 laws, some big a supervisor of the united states vittoria's guantanamo and background detention center. civic, so cold war on terror. now, human rights activist campaign for the release of the last i've gone health and one time will be retraces as steps we visited because that's it. echoes of background with this documentary on the jersey to activities designed to help young minds come to terms with children with very different text variances, but all suffering, some degree of trauma, gun good children, such as 12 year old carrillo struggled to talk about their experiences. we would take it into buses. he tells us to russia where we stayed for a bit over a month. ukraine estimates about 20000 children have been full simply relocated to

russia, despite repeated efforts and international mediation. only about $400.00 children have been with us for now the focus is on reclaiming ukrainian. children and helping them recover the israel steps of the tax on rough on southern goals like killing $67.00 people, palestinians in your sleep. this line unable to leave their homes and shelves, as wells, as to captive, so afraid it during that organized operation and cause i postman a report, send it to be in good health, the color there, uninstalled the of hey, this is on to 0 life from the coming up late to this program, adults called old is the now the.