the, just on believable because the situation had never got more than just kind of a whatever to what's your problem, you know, and then his dad. and it just didn't make any sense how it escalated that quickly. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm sammy's. i them, this is the news, live from dell coming up in the next 60 minutes. authorized by the forces storm. in the world health organization says the largest hospital in southern gauze and is now completely out of service. destruction across garza, from the latest, is re the strikes at least

a $127.00. people are being killed in the falls 24 hours. thomaston and fishermen falls from the device where the gun fires. desperation for food grows in gulf riley raids target, the city of tune, cut them in the occupied westbank, least to palestinians has been killed. and that's the latest discuss solutions for the various complex. i've been stability facing the confidence in a stomach for the full hours suite in somalia and the c o b a has come to the full the the head of the world health organization says nah, so the hospital in southern garza is no longer functional. this follows a week long siege by these riley ministry and also is the largest hot health

facility and southern gaza. the w i chose says at least 200 patients. i'll spill inside. the ministry of health in gaza says 17 medical stuff have been detained and beaten by so by the forces. thousands of patients were also arrested and then taken to one disclosed locations. and these ready forces of shots at hundreds of palestinians were looking to get any food they can from 7 a trucks and garza city. people who fled say are large numbers of why the snipers in the area is where the strikes across. because i have killed at least a 127 palestinian since sat today. 90 percent of the victims were women and children. and they always spoke to dr. the mojave. he's had of plastic surgery and bones in the north side hospital. he describes what he's seen in recent weeks. and what happens when it's a troops storm then? a good thing that was to be done as all of you know it. this is eunice side. this is

a general side in reading those because it is as you will side icon 3 lead and there is no order to describe you about the whole or that we all with the that we would facing me on my stuff. and my family of old people and my patients that like if there's any in the world, what is what, what was what was happening on shouting, we all have screaming seems long time and i'm telling you are the off the visit. oh, don't mind if you just do you have disease of feeling seeing all seeing this 30 so i have anything in front of your eyes on nothing. nothing just started on the silence that is on me, that kind of stuff. i then also was to be done all the music on this stuff. i'm lucky because i see it, but there is it everybody the did show that might some a visual ins managed. actually it was a good those to be done bought. that is the patient's actually, me and i see you and debated and they would vis benefits. maybe the parts that we

already bought. we managed to get some vision on. so from building the building, we managed to move some patients from building go from one building. the other building as it is that i need to invite you to enter the, the, the that was to be does up the that my, that it is did a very me own all very minute me, that kind of stuff. my colleagues told him in that those to be done, all of them actually all with listed. so that is, that is for the music. and his love of is not simply i just the $100.00. maybe maybe we have seen what they have done as you, but i think it is. it has to be the one actually that that was a good that large. what is it that is, is the man was to be the headquarters of those guys on this. they need, i need is 100. this supposed to be done. what, what kind of reason? what kind of reasons, why out? oh, what kind of reason? just they want to do this. they just sort everything,

everything. that's it. they want to destroy everything without, i mean he is on the guns, they lie us a whole thought, a cup i assume is life for us and drop off city in southern gall. so let's start with the situation and knots of hospital w i chose saying is not functioning anymore. when we know where that leaves the hundreds of patients inside the hospital. yes, they are critically right now facing an extraordinary condition off to the hood, rustic testimonies that we have been hearing from why with the ssl on the ground as they have been reporting and saying that the, the majority of medical teams that have been investigated rested being con call sounds also being completely terrified and intimidated as the is ready for a great that the majority of the departments, the, including the surgery departments and also the maternity buildings as they have been designing a locating such and building support to be as an investigation center for

a the is ready for says add the are questioning people about different military. busy relationships a at the hospital that had been used by how most white is and these allegations had been completely denied by how much movement but the reality the on the ground that's the are as to patients the who are completely has a very high risk to do to be luck, oxygen, as the majority of electricity generates as that had been, uh, it should have been shut down because of the absence the run out of if you are from the majority of departments as the is body forces continue to this very moment to prevent any medical assistance to be delivered to the hospital um its a full minute treat, sees that and there is a very important note. we need to point out that the entire area have tend to be a military base. and specifically that there are military chief points and the gate to the hospital room side that the residents there are completely suffering, especially who are still trapped inside the hospital. along side with

a very limited number of putting to medical sources are only for medical stuff, popular binding medical treatments for more than 120 patients in the hospital including 3 you boom babies who are in right now in medical, into pages. and those were in a very desperate need for oxygen in order to survive a topic that's also talk about the latest as strikes, claiming some tragic incidents of people losing their lives. going back, it's fine. check on the homes, then either getting shot or hit by a strikes yes, in fact, there was never any kind of military's to say should have any minute to act inside guns as we have been seeing. we mount single, the strikes are facing different parts of the territory, including the notarized sector of garza. we're in big la here town, at least full palestinians have to report it kills. and one of the latest strikes the head targeted

a residential buildings. and we have been reporting for the days that people are trying to return back again to the homes in the north to see and to check the remnants of the houses as they have been actually exposed to is really fines and forcing them to return back again. to their evacuation since as, as people completely are trapped in the news on the very intensities but also the re bombardment as classes continues in the western parts of gauze. the city alongside that is well founding the central areas extensively in the last few days . and in last our, these were the only have targeted residential house in very bella town where 7 palace studios have been killed. that while the ours to those, as under the russell of the destroyed houses like as risk you for ration continue to this very moment and roughly district. the situation sounds relatively calm, but we keep hearing the buzzing of the is ready surveillance to drones and fight to get in the us car brooklyn as policies are completely terrified for any potential

attack as what happened yesterday. as we've been hearing similar sounds. all right, thanks so much thought a couple. i zone is ready to gunboats. it opened fire on palestinian fishermen of the coast of garza. the power steering freshman should be able to finish up the 37 kilometers from the coast. but since the 2007 is right, the blockade of garza design submitted. so fishing biased by the occupation authorities, has been drastically reduced is very false, is 5 that palestinians trying to get much needed food. this and now. so the desperate scenes in garza city where people are facing farm and light conditions,

the live in it and the people don't have food. people don't have the minimum necessities of life. they came here hoping to find something. at least some flower . people put themselves and their lives in danger for just little things for their families. we below 0 is absolutely nothing. i can assure you that people will die of hunger. those who survive the israeli paul bombardment and showing will die of

hunger, liberty, yada. the delivery of limited data is being slow advise riley, security checks signed by protest by the families of israeli captives. i'll just say it has had a, a shot has more from the cut them. i will sign them crossing and that no one else who might above tell them all beside him in a gen about sort of see any one we're in here on the palestinian side of the caught him. i was saw them crossing, which is seen a clear decline in the entry of humanitarian aid into the gaza strip them of the 6 of us since the beginning of the month was the whole not officials here say the decline is due to demonstration doing on the is really side of the crossing, was organized by the families, all of us rated captives in the cause that we send them another decline and we wanted to use of humanitarian aid has reached its lowest level in the middle. and that's, of course, has a big negative effect a lot when palestinians die in need of that 8 a month from the 1st of february until the 13th, before the number of a trunks was not more than

a 110 compared to 200 trucks. last month can be somewhat israel's complicated procedures. pebbles have played a role in the decrease as well as the late delivery of goods that piled up at the friday side of the cross side. that's and if you all of these procedures have waste and the suffering of the bearing in mind, the already deteriorated humanitarian situation. as you can see, bob of several days, not many trucks want to tell us the inside of the cross at the home. some have been stuck on these ready side for weeks, a who, when i visited the crossing in the park, i used to see large numbers. i've tried, what caring humanitarian aid and hitting towards because on the other side of a, a male in northern gauze. and now stands silent because of is rose ministry offensive. and so i'll just say it was an issue, a study for thoughts, leaving the community in dispatch session on this order this he doesn't have

a we are now inside one of this central mills in northern casa hundreds of thousands of citizens use. this smell to grind folder, barley and corn meal has stopped working because old types of grain have run out of markets in north garza and the mill has run out of fuel as well, which has added to the suffering of these people. now you would just go in there, it was going to have your logo or keys full and locked the keys up. there's no freeze. the price of $1.00 bag of feet today has reached more than 3 times, some shackles or more than a $1000.00. a bag of barley is becoming very difficult to find a bag of corn costs more than 700 shackles. the diesel also does not exist at all, and its price is more than $600.00 check of if it exists. this means that if you find the grains you have not find diesel, why the fed 60, i swear to god that i have searched everywhere in the market and i didn't find anything to grind. we adults can be patient and one or 2 dates will be enough for us. but what about children and most of the hungry and we have nothing to offer

them? yeah, no money has no value today. khan hope you find great. well, i know as of 6 in the morning, i've been searching for food for the children and without success. we only hear about humanitarian aid, but we haven't received anything. the war is not killed as yet, and it seems that we will die of hunger. we can't find food, this is my injured brother. there is no transportation available to take him to where he needs to be treated. there are no roads. there is no fuel. there is no flower, one kilo a flower reach 75 shekels. one tilo of rice used to cost $2.00 shekels, but today it costs $35.00. we don't have money. so what can we do? we need to feed our children. this is, this is the situation here in north garza, the sea, just tightening on the people due to israel's refusal to alarm. she wasn't here in a hunger here was very cruel to citizens who struggled to find the bare minimum to keep them alive. the citizens here suffer a lot for days. they can not get

a single meal. youtube did ridiculous prices as scarcity of materials that should be available here. and it's a chevy. if i just got off high, i'm just value is riley sack lives in the occupied westbank of a tank shepherds and injured a child and another a tax that was damaged properties and set fire to a car in the town of total messiah secular tanks of increase since the war on gauze that began write scripts accused these ready to governments in place of ignoring the violence against palestinians. and these ready ministry is withdrawn and soldiers off to a 3 hour ride on the total caught them in the occupied westbank. at least 2 palestinians have been killed and for others injured. same to solve is in total cut . them explains how sundays, right? it's carried out. they came in looking for a specific suspect. it took hours for these really forces numbering and the dozens multiple armored vehicles to get to this house where this man was hold up this 35 year old palestinian man who was killed. his body was taken away. he was killed in the ongoing rate,

but it really does give us an idea of exactly how much resistance was put up by the residents of the camp. we saw tires burning. we saw smoke rising from various areas as make shift roadblocks were set up to try to contain views, really forces that were on the ground. helicopters flying overhead setting off swears there was some drone activity reported by witnesses as well. and what we do know is that in those classes, armed classes with palestinians residing in the camp, at least 2 israeli soldiers, witnesses say were injured and bleeding as a result of, of the cautions that emerged during the operation for people for palestinians residing in the camps. were also injured, one of them critically, so a child and we know that this raid went on for several hours. it has just come to a close and off the back of the depths that happened this morning into the afternoon. the 2 more palestinian men killed in this rate, the total number of palestinians killed in raids in the occupied westbank which

have seen an uptick since the war on gospel began since the events of october 7th. that total number now stands at $398.00 of the vin demonstrations and tell of these coding for these what any prime minister to design. but anyway, nothing. yeah. who says that wouldn't help bring back the remaining captives. helden garza, he's failing to launch a ground. defensive is an offer. he says the 1400000 displace palestinians that can be moved. no to han you in this. i'm the salt hold for falls from tel aviv because there's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign for elections to be held immediately. this, the largest anti government demonstration to be staged since october 7th. some of this 1000 intel of the trying to break through barriers here. the defense

ministry quickly beaten down by 2 weeks. the government inside your site, your ruins. everything that you ruined. now it's designed for the safer to correct or the thing of the things that you have done in the past 20 years, almost across the street, families of is really captives held in gallon zone, hold their 19th weekly rally, appealing for their negotiated safe return. i am here to night to call for the release of my bio and the rest of the hostages, and we have no time anymore. i called for the east valley government for any government in the world to do something because we cannot wait anymore. we have to get them back as soon as possible with nits in yahoo is refusing to see those calls while demonstrations were taking place. the address the nation, complete of the new our policies, deliberate,

the return kept us through military pressure. we have brought back 120 of them so far. we will continue until of them are released. negotiations require steadfastness and i must say to the people of israel, the demands of homos are ridiculous and silly. only one thing matters to them to defeat israel. we can progress once time us increase the compromises and gifts concessions. i would like to say to the families of the captives. we will not forget our commitment to bring them back. we saw the readers are saying that what is the and in fact they have to relocate to ride nearly nearly 5 months into the war this. and y'all, whose popularity continues to plummet is really protesters our valley to continue taking to the streets and to show of their disapproval for his government. and this

policy from the central jersey to tell us sunday is the final day of the munich security conference where the war and gaza has been top of the agenda world lead is urging, as well to allow much need this humanitarian aid to enter the strip attending the conference, palestinian prime minister, how much day it says the only way to stop it as well as ministry campaign is through sanctions. for the 1st time. reason why it is up to anybody who they think gabriel rules of engagement every evidence of motion, a lawyer for this and get all the ticket and then thought, you know everything, get optic and i'm not sure that human it's already a little and this is everything is that the best i live for expired, that is united as this has not been able to deliver it. so i it on one hand and also nothing you know is not listening to his big boss, but it's event by then. he is not listening to anybody, and that as well is i in the international community should deal with this the

different way on correspondence that voss and spoke with the belgian foreign minister at the conference she off to bound the belgian government's view of the war on gaza, it's crystal clear that's the proper answer to this conflict is not a military volume. we need to negotiate. we need to activate the diplomacy. and that's exactly the message that hundreds, maybe thousands of people all delivering by the demonstration on the streets. and so we have to hear them as responsible. as politicians, we have to work hard and to find an agreement for a 2 state solution. this is the only way that we can tackle this problem properly. but the silence on the streets might have been very different than the sounds inside here. what what, what was your feeling? just as i've heard, they are not an optimistic a overview. i mean,

we heard to, to the degree stations on going well, i've heard also, nathaniel, who the prime minister is fairly prime minister saying that he will uh, maybe launch a grown to a military operation. this is really alarming as there are a 1500000 population. civil populations was in a very difficult and disaster situation. humanitarian access is blocked over there . so we also have to, we mines the, the, um, the decision of the international costs of chest is asking for a proper excess humanitarian access to, to guys. and so that should be respected. there was some unity i understand on the urgency of the situation and rough here in munich as well. but it's still this, the vision's within that you and also with your united states on its approach towards israel. how, how are you speaking, for example, or to germany,

the german foreign minister, for example, who has also been very much in support of military action in gaza. for sure, we are speaking to each other and we are going to discuss about this issue tomorrow in our foreign cars are considered a foreign affairs in brussels. and it to be on the top of the agenda as usual, seems to 7 of october. and despite the fact that's free off a different approach, we all know we want peace. we process the freight face, of course plus rates. but we have to address this problem in um, for me in the li, go a of, of you, i'm and what is your message to the german 4 minutes before you know, when we see the thousands of civilians dying our way this to the 7 of ulta but we are now the 28th thousands of that soul and essentially

a women and children. this is a catastrophe. this is a humanitarian catastrophe. and it's also, it's also we present a threats for as well. we have of serving right now in all countries in, in european countries, a rise of an system. it says a rise of rest isn't. so it's, um, it's a mother of concerns for the entire will, by the way. and we root canal, a spillover with in leaving and in a syria in iraq. in the red sea, we do who is launching, attacks, put, texting, put texting. the texting is texting to defense, the posting and people that's and you know, it's only uh, open the door to any kind of extremism and the rug, the police, the

latest wrapping up the 2nd day, the african union summit. and i, this of, of, if discussed the series of crises on the continent as well as the war on gaza was also a focus with the strong show solidarity with palestinians. but the commission chairman was the union that urgent effort so necessary to end all fire in sedan. the democratic republic of congo and the site has region, african union members are expected to issue a joint, communicate to close out the summit. how much vile has mall from either side of and we already have a few weeks from the upcoming case. basically, there won't be a very strong language on, on the war. and cows are asking for an immediate cease by asking the u. n. and the other powers to do what is possible and what is it, what should be done to guarantee an immediate end of this war. and also there is a very clear concentration of, of the killing of civilians in gaza. either call on is i have to stop those

killings. that's one element we we have been told about. also, there are other elements related to africa at the, the commitments for the newest commitments by the a you to work hard on the problems the be definitely the continents, particularly those, those fragmentations and those conflicts in the democratic republic of congo, suzanne video saw him and almost everywhere in the continents, even though they have not the broad, clear solutions to find them solutions in the summer. but they'll have been serious talks. they'll have the serious uh that has been negations. how about the series exchanges about what could be done and what should be done? and they always can see the, this is what it is. the commission has been very vocal about the problems that the a you has to be faced with the challenges including the one thing the countries i'm not quite of using enough funding us for their obligations. 90 percent of the funding comes from outside the

a u at members. and also he talked about the implementation of decisions except the most of the decisions getting the last 3 years have enough to be implemented. this has to teach. they have be talking about 3 stock cutting the whole thing of the decision making process is lots of fun seasons and lots of companies at working on this at a golf as they are saying that unless the a you can fix its own mis internal mess. it cannot help other countries in the continents at the fix, those situations. they think that's one of the reasons why you houses being really very capable of doing this work is because it has these select on promos. that's how it has to be overcome. that has to be also some discussion about the position of africa, the topic, and now can really will expire on the position of in the world. now that they are a member of the g 20, they are going to be a member of the united nations security council. they are mediating outside the continents and they should pop an image as a kind of

a payoff for this role across the world. now 2 days of talks and the ongoing crisis enough to understand are on the way because of the thought about leaders and also attending you in member states and special envoys on afghanistan are discussing engagement with autonomy, bond, government, and deliveries of humanitarian aid. the united nations has drawn off a plan to help the f gotten. people don't as well aust, last year for more than $3000000000.00 to provide basic needs such as food and sanitation. but the u. n. is receive less than a 3rd of the total needed u. n. work has identified 29000000 ask guns in need of humanitarian assistance for the you. and is there any been able to reach 21000000 samba and divide? has this report from kabul and other, you and gathering on have gotten this done. once again, the people who actually govern the country that unlike the previous meeting, that donavon was invited to cut the but refused to attend because it was not off to participate. that's what it called,

the sort of representative of of going to find him is it is 2 and a half years since the thought of the gain control of abundance done much has changed. but these nomic image of about his son is still not recognized as the legitimate government in escaping tribute to the latest view and report on the rights of women and have done this time. the government says such criticism is preventing its political progress and that international institutions continue to work against it. the $745.00 of guns have been told to you and survey the defeated arrest harassment and further punishment whenever a new thought of bond degrees announced the un cause it's a drastic erosion of women's rights. and it will understand the band and secondary education and requirement for them. and guardian have had an adverse effect on many women and girls. some of them and have been allowed to go back to work in education and health sectors, but much approval of understand remains and changed. the thought of on government says it's focusing on delivering services. these on the cabinet and visions and independent economy, which it does not rely on for an aide,

but with close to $9000000000.00 worth of assets frozen and being redirected to aid . economic revival remains elusive. a major change and i've got this done, is it relative? peace and security are for decades before the thought of one has tracked down hard on corruption and made public offices more comfortable. but none of it seemingly matters to the outside world, which is the origin of rights as a major impediment to progress. although of renaissance neighbors that just focused on and iran and others, including china, investor, i have called for greater engagement. but that's being done at individual state level, farther than a collective platform such as the united nations, one to come out from a neighboring country called the u. n. meeting and exercise in futility. because they've done this sounds, decision makers on one second, not at the table. many of them believe the international community has abandoned them after it's focused on the bond for 20 years. will you do then handed over to these on the cabinet of the sun? and now instead of making things better,

it is still talking the same echo chambers which have existed for decades. some of these already thousands here a couple. so i had an, i'll just say era, thousands of people arrested in russia while morning, the death of opposition data. alexa, nevada, in the firing line in ukraine, prosecute, say they found fragments of north korean missiles. 55 russian soul says the route to you by visit capital to the surface of the west is weather is no longer around the philippines or ball and the other cities over west papua is the south lot picture shows, but full cost wise. you probably have to focus really on this side is to monitor and java. there's some show up in to some time out of here. it's to remarkably hot

for the time of year. and the incomplete contrast it's got colder again in east asia is hobbins max is minus 9 that co, that empties as in snow. in fact, it all start properly. not immediately in japan, he will, he will suffer the flyer. i saw lots of right and they'll be a bit of flooding from that. but the contrast between cold in bold is going to show itself along the yangtze, whereas lights are raining, will hot, then get colder, a pulse without writing to turn to freezing, right? a really nasty condition and replacing what was on the about 10 days ago, change of as of start. so winter has not gone away from central china. been a change in the weather in the north indian play and the wind is picking up. so the, the quality is already improved. i'm cleaning this right and the blue is right stretched up into the pakistan and up into the high ground. huge amount of snow draw, i think extended across into know, i'm going to send as well. but if you know top here that most of india or bangladesh and even for lanka, are enjoying fine,

very warm weather. the weather brought to you by visit castle examining the impact of today's headlines is objectivity is still possible for you . we're not only pushing the most is look, we are moving this algae 0, set the stage k i is of household tools and enables bad people to be by giving voice to the voice. i really hope that what i'm doing improved, it's possible to protect and save different programs, such as when you rise to an alternative view of the world. today. on alex's here, the latest news palestinians are not only queuing to got bread and water, but they're also doing on the machine to receive their treatments from the hearts of the story. i wrote books to the cemetery. there is no tombstone for them, but he's determined that the names will be never forgotten. with detailed coverage, they said it was all on the veterans. tell us that many of them have either the

implicit for the actual practical support of these, right, the, all me, the the, i'll come back here watching out 0 time to recap, i'll have lines now is riley strikes on gaza, have killed at least a $127.00 people since that today and off of 7 people from the same family were killed including women and children. the world health organization says the largest hospital in southern gaza is now completely out of service. is a false is rated loss and hospital and from eunice on the 1st day, forcing doctors and patients out well,

since israel low in states war on garza and october hospitals have been disproportionately hits. so the one out of $35.00 hospitals in garza are currently out of service. only 18 primary health care clinics is still functioning in some capacity. but they'll have clean voltage or adequate supplies is ready for us. is of also talked, did paramedics trying to rescue into people at least 300 and the full the medical work has been killed since the start of the war. the lady i spoke to doctor thought of to bonnie in toronto in canada. he previously spends around 10 years working in gauze that he says is ready for us is of systematically targeted hospitals that medical services and gaza were already at catastrophic levels. this particular statement says, 2 things to us. one that the patients, the doctors, the staff and the refugees inside monster hospital are at deep, deep danger of being arrested,

tortured and killed. and the other one is that now there is one less hospital, one valuable hospital that used to be able to serve patients that is no longer able to serve patients, one less lifeline for the people in gaza where they cannot no longer go for treatment. i'm looking at instances in the past with medical styles. i've had to abandon hospitals or hospitals have been shut down. what typically happens to people less the nice see you babies less than in queue basis. what are the chances of survival of some of those people left behind? i work with lots of the doctors who stayed behind till the bitter and i'm an emergency doctor. i've trained many of them. i've worked with many of them there. excellent doctors who have been doing their best to keep these patients alive against the odds. once they have disappeared once they are no longer able to care for the patients. we know what happens. we have seen the video of premature babies and babies and incubators who were abandoned with promises,

a terabyte of use release and then left to die to rot in their beds. we know already at least 5 patients have died in the intensive care unit. the most of the situation is catastrophic. it has been catastrophic in every hospital where israel has unfolded the exact same plan. they go in, they destroy the hospitals in their capacities, they arrest torture beat, sometimes kill the personnel inside. and then they leave the patients to nothing to die. uh, which is, which is something that we know is happening right now. i've already seen the video from inside of doctors like doctor 5 to 7 others who have shown us what happens when is really the talk. and i know now that the cameras are off. more people are dying, more people are suffering, and more people are experiencing the absolute worst. talk to tommy, you hear about or read about stories like this,

usually of relating to atrocities in the pages of history books it's, it's how to understand how something like this can be going on today in real time. as we watch, as we watch it live, we'll see it's on take talk. and social media is the really no mechanism for medical stuff today to try and show that some international agency is not the occupation of always, themselves, will come and rescue people who are left in. i see you all babies and incubators. this is history. we are watching something historic here because we were supposed to have devised mechanisms that prevented these were crimes that prevented this kind of genocide that prevented this re tally. clearly, those mechanisms have failed. the mechanisms that have failed us are not now suddenly going to deliver us from this disaster.

the painter i show floral tribute to opposition. lead like seen of i'm a, has been destroyed. flowers, late in st. petersburg at the monument to victims of physical depression would remove by unidentified people overnight. other attributes are also reported to have been destroyed. police arrested russians trying to more than cities nationwide. president official saying if i'm they died from what they call southern death syndrome. and then on 6 season, calling me on friday that spring in our correspondent, you're the shop of all of us from months ago. so usually what is the investigation at this point? the people really want to know what has happened to alex said, and that's only and yesterday on saturday. his family, as well as his mother. ludmilla tries to find the body of the old position opposite as who died in the village of hob,

as some fish kind of me says into the ox successful. his family members haven't still received his body and a source. he say they need to make an autopsy to shed some light on the close of his desk. and at east may take up to see days or maybe even more. and where guess who were pools from some position sources not from the state. me, jim. but never on the school day right now is in the clinical hospital in the sally called districts in the aux sick and also their reports about bruises that were found on his body. and presumably they are associated with seizures and also the publication wise that's some kind of complications connected with the nerves. agent know, the child could have played a role in his staff as well. so i'm back in 22 twins has room and but he and his team as well as a number of um,

international aspects and basically said that he was poisoned. he was poisoned by that nose. adrian to novi, chalk and hopefully a team of experts russian expos has flown to to the all 6 of the city of sunny called to examine his body. and hopefully we'll see more about the results of that examinations. and you the how the protests booking today, they come down to the 1st is the garage very be the process so no price has but rather well kind of the, the jewels and people i'm coming to pay the last respect unexplained ivonya that winding down gradually at but still people continue to lay flowers in memory of his own name. and the good of the memorials will be repressed. and today of

course, receive a fuel people compared to the previous 3 days. also, we know that we know that the us and the british ambassador is alive, flowers hain, most care as well as the soul of etzky stone. and it's a monument to political repression in this country that has become one of the main places where nevada is suppose is a continue to light flowers. and also we know that's a lean tracy b u. i some passive to russia has said that's no problem. these trends was an inspiring example, and that her country moves his desk. so we know that's uh uh, over the past 3 days, the police have detained around 400 people in more than a dozen cities. so i was russia who took part to instantaneous events in memory of nevada. they will simply try to lay flowers and some of those spontaneous memorials have been destroyed completely and all the flowers and candles have been thrown away. and as the memorials had been cordoned off,

and people bate faced k prevent to like flowers and paid the last respects. all right, thanks so much. you live, shuffles, oliver. russia says some of your training and troops are still hiding a soviet era fuel plants and of the of called the spine. russian troops taking control of the city on saturday. ukrainian forces withdrew from of the of cost a month. so that'd be facing the retreat is the biggest blow. it's a key is war effort. sweets made last year. i smells, prosecutors in ukraine say they found fragments of north korean missiles, which are 5 by russian forces in the city of hot of cuba. brought mcbride reports from the northeast region. you're suffering relentless russian. this all the tax, or even by the standards of a region that's subjected to near daily as strikes. the attack that happened here several days earlier was particularly shocking. a drone hit, a fuel depot that then engulfed a nearby row of houses with

a roll of flame. 7 people were killed, including all 5 members of one family, leading to an official pay rate of morning news to cause a new neighbor. alexander tells us he only just got out before the flames reached his house. now he was back salvaging what possessions he could stay this time we saw the neighbors and i know the reason whatever they were very nice and they followed soon after. but it was slid, idea, blaze out front. and so we've had to escape through the back. the attacks add to a growing pile of miss silent drove and scraps being collected for examination. somewhere with prosecute as believing some of the missiles now being used. have it originated from north korea? missed viewing, showed important deposits, haven't been examined by an inter departmental group, which includes military experts who have established to be came from north korea. those parts have been sent to key for further investigation with cod keith,

claiming civilian targets like this city center hotel, being deliberately hit by missiles from russia. in the 2 years since the full scale invasion begun. ukraine has made vast improvements to the defenses around its major cities, but nothing can change hockey's geographic reality that it just 30 kilometers from the board with russia. it often has very little to no advance warning of incoming gas strikes. given that lack of warning, most people who have learned to ignore the ad re deluxe repeated throughout each day and go about their lives. mcbride, i'll just say to try to keep you crate. a thailand's form of prime minister toxeme shinto as has been released on parole off to 6 months and the attention donny chung revolts from bangkok under cover of darkness. texan shinning, what leaves the hospital where he's been confined for 6 months. wearing

a neck brace the 74 year old as being released on parole. a company to his home by his daughter pet hometown, leader of the ruling po, type party protections, a polarizing figure in thailand, and some feel he hasn't yet paid his debt to society. well why, but god, this is an attack on or just the system. he's guilty. all people should be equal in the eyes of law, no matter how powerful or how rich they are. his support is known as the red shirts have stayed awake. but they're all concerns. texans return. good spunk, street protests again, because he's now he's back. how the, his full, i'm a lawyer believes he'll be instrumental in healing of wounds. i think if you, you want to see bright future, you want to move the country forward. national reconciliation is, is badly made that in thailand is time to move forward for the mental to move forward. has been taken in tech since absence

a new policy promising reform. the one the last election. politically, the, the greatest threat to texans per type partners. and there's a greater and more apparent danger in recent weeks, a number of high profile, less much of state cases, the crime of offending the monic and the possible charge against the text and him. so a message to the former prime minister, not to metal. it's a very clear message that if you want politics to go as it is stable, keeps on, you know, going ahead and so on. this is the limit that needs to be managed. and once it arrives to his residence, the gigs with the new sho, tax and shit of what is now home. i will sleep in his own bed for the 1st time as a free man in more than 15 years. will he make a return to public life? here in thailand we'll do is he says he wants just spend a little time to this grandchild. tony chang al jazeera bank of now to the

city in knolls, in libya, where a rising tide of sewage is forcing many people from the collapsing homes. nomic trying the reports from 010 were experts of puzzled by what's causing the flooding disaster. how many they got? his home was flooded. last month he and most of his neighbors were forced to leave . the ground is still what one loves you by the the when i came back home, there was a roof, it smells, the entire house dropped about 7 centimeters. there but corrects in the walls and ceilings. the water didn't come from rainfall, but from under his home, ground water has been rising across areas in sleep and flooding neighborhoods and damaging homes up the as one says, it's shifted the foundations of his home. was this the layout of the house, but the cause of the war to the roof and walls was separated from the fond issues throughout the entire home. no, no, just to my home,

but all my neighbors. we pump the water out by the just comes back. the house would fall at any time. the government is renting small apartments to house opera. yeah. and others were displaced experts across libby. i don't know exactly what's causing the ground water to rise. what they attribute to flooding to climate change, inadequate infrastructure and above average rainfall in recent years, the annual man uh yesterday $10.00 to $15.00 families were forced out of their homes and more families are expected to be evacuated. we brought to condemn except the experts in geology and related fields from across the country. so we could put together a comprehensive report on the causes and put solutions to the government. most homes in the city with a population of around 320000. you septic tanks, the rising ground water is contaminated with sewage. and that's because according to city officials, less than 6 percent of the homes and with them are connected to the government

sewage network. the contaminated water is raising concerns waterborne diseases will spread. the government has sent in teams to help these men have been extracting more than 1200000 leaders a day from this area for more than 2 weeks. most of the former, how many heads the emergency committee in sleeping right now, we're working on temporary foss to fix is the government's bringing in foreign experts to help. but we're also working on medium and long term solutions. despite all these efforts, the water keeps on rising, and more people are likely to find themselves forced out of their homes. mount china, l 0. sweeten is increasing alarm and sidney in australia, off the 2, most schools were found to be contaminated with us. best of a toxic construction material which causes long disease has already been found in 30 full sites in the city. within the past month. think food, other schools, hospitals,

and housing estates as best else was widely used in the building industry and 10. it was banned in many countries because of the danger to work as health that we can protest. so being held in cities worldwide to show solidarity with palestinians in garza, americans in washington dc called for an immediate cease fire that demanding american aid to as well because they also want the release of palestinian prisoners in his riley custody. heidi joe castro has mall from washington dc. this march and protest . chinatown was organized by doctors against jenny and as you can see around me, there had been flooding through the streets of washington. the news talked to our guest here. this is mohammed kazi. urgency because i'm making

this request there. so right now the $1400000.00 in the most part of the gaza strip and are back to ation orders by the it's really regime to evacuate, but there's nowhere to evacuate. but each meaning that this is the final stage of israel genocidal campaign and violence in gaza to ask me to estimate 3 times how this time grow in size. and now polling shows we finished the course. so the momentum is strong. the masses are with the message, we want to see a liberated cost that they want to see an end to this page. they want to see what they don't just want to cease fire. we also want to reinstate or think about which provides critical services. the palestinians, the us and other western governments, the aid to that just to me of the past and people who are already suffering from

a lack of access to basic service. one of the arms embargo in israel as well because the us is funding this genocide will have paid. and we also want are prisoners released from is really jails all palestinians, the prisoners. i want the each to as a want the occupation to and so it's not just the fees for the military aid to israel. that is another $40000000.00 in congress. and honestly, the present thing to you guys. so what's next? while we're applying the pressure, we're applying the pressure and we're going to keep on applying the pressure rock here in the democratic party. and we're in, we're seeing fractures in this in here right now. um, so there are, there are, uh, we're making an impact and we're seeing uh, we're seeing this uh, we're, you know, we're seeing

a heart attack being made. we have to keep pushing. we have to keep fighting. and you know, by probably these pressure by coming go, the punch it to the thousands and millions we will achieve our demands. mohammed, thank you so much. and again, there is certainly your sense of urgency here. the name of the past is hands off rafa. and that really reflects what the people here know what time is taking. they're more lives the intake is and that is why they are marching here today. the to hey and mexico city, hundreds of people gather to the mom to then to as well as bombardment. uncalled for freedom for palestine. by the road i follow was that that protest were walking along mexico cities main avenue. i need that affordable along with several 100 demonstrators. they're calling attention to recent attacks and wrap up. there's

a man to get an end to israel's ongoing military campaign in gaza. since october of last year, when israel started will commence the genocide and started bombarding civilians on innocent people. hundreds of thousands of mexicans are taken to the streets. this is all 10th march. now there's more to make its way through downtown mexico city is not the only event taking place this weekend. there's also fundraisers, food and art events, all of which are meant to be seen as a gesture of solidarity palestinians and dogs. as opposed to the industrial continues to grow. so the scrutiny, not only from mexico, but from all other latin american countries over israel's war conduct. so demonstrators here in mexico city, not only tale for a ceasefire, they're calling for mexico to settle relations with israel altogether. they're calling for an end to israel's decades, long occupation. but where did i follow? al jazeera mexico city?

tens of thousands of people demonstrated in london cooling for an immediate end, or to the wall. i. let's see, simon garza subsidize. reineke was the nicest and the huge anti roll demonstrations . this person has also been protest and the stumble demonstrations, according for a cease fire and more humanitarian aid into johnson sam call. so all of that was that in the march and assemble hundreds of churches, citizens due to the streets and is stumbled on saturday. they started marching from blue most to turn on the square to the downtown. and these people are trying to solve for soft spring in the vines as part of the world today. and these people are saying that is why i was, was the soft genocide that was being commented in gaza should be something we are scared. and we are worried about the bomb being of

a rough while and around 2000000 people are now there. and that on the threats, not only of a bomb bank and also hunger or uh, you know, service. but they are also under the threads of the, for the cold, and they are freezing. besides, from the motor on israel continues to murder children ignoring international law and especially target the civilian settlements. there are more attacks against civilians than against him on the other end jails who gathers and assembled to again this group of people listening to the side issues of having to work well. i called again is really the beginning of the war. a was all these people, one is the pal, aside from the river to the sleep. now does, there is some of as i said from may for this news out and get more information if

it had over to our website. delta sera don't. com. i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with another show. so stay with the frank assessments. here's essentially delaying the democratic process. the current government knows that be a good number when the elections say they want to buy time using fix critical debate. ok. some of them are struggling. that's give them some cash. but let's look at the reality. 80 percent of these farming subsidies are going to the big boys informed opinions. we don't live in a post colonial work. we live in a neo colonial one and gaza is resisting that termination inside story on al jazeera. discussing the defining issues of our time. we are the subject of a i, we are not the users of a i going beyond the artificial intelligence hyphen,

big tech propaganda to explore how to code the sites an ethical a i those racial biases get worse, you get more of those in power. are the ones with the resources to decide where it's used? how do we change this paradigm? studio b, b a r series on a jersey to i'll never forget. i finally gave the report. and the man had been confused. i took the report and i was like, oh, he doesn't understand that this isn't a recent thing. this is the past day. i said i was 14 when this happened and he was 25. and the man's whole tongue changed. and he said, i understand. and i am so sorry, this has happened to you. and i remember pausing. gonna cry. i'm or sorry, i remember pausing and i just turned to cry on the other end of the phone. they said no one's ever told me that before he paused me. so what do you mean?

they said no one's ever told me that it wasn't my fault. and he just released 1st. we're going to get you hope we're going to have someone live with us to keep this for you. but yeah, it was the 1st time anybody had ever told me that it was not my fault. the desperation on the fire palestinians in gauzy city were facing firemen, risk their lives, chance to get food on some inside them. this is out just a live from the hall, so coming up,

author is ready for this storm the in the storm. then rather the world health organization says the largest hospital in solving garza is now completely out of