for the offense that our passion lies in making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how is fine with the young man regions. and so many others. we go to them, he makes the effort. we tear straight the the, the lines are all then. yeah, it's good to have you with us. this is the news our lives from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. more devastating is really strikes and the central gaza 40 people are killed. how this thing and search the rubble with flashlights for survivors. after that strike, dozens of wounded palestinians are rushed to the hospital. most of them children breaking points. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugee says his

organization is furiously threatened at a time of unprecedented need in jobs. instead of going, the president says his mandate will end by april the 2nd, but the questions remain over full will leave the country the . it's 22 gmc, that is midnight in gaza, where at least 40 people have been killed and more than a 100 injured. and some of the latest is really strikes across the street. in the past few hours, our blaze and the state as the refugee camps were targeted, residential buildings have been hits in darrow bella and i was a lie. the in the central areas of the strip guys as health ministry says 90 percent of the victims of women and children. the injured had been taken to the hospital. this coming as israel has been accused of targeting the most vulnerable and it's war on gaza. more than 12600 children,

at least 8570 women have now been killed since the war began. the government's media office as the us and israel are responsible for ongoing atrocities and gaza. it's calling on the international community to stop the war on civilians. honey, my heard reports from rossa and southern gaza. this is what has left of a 3 story building in bethlehem leveled by his regular air strikes in the northern gauze. much of the north of this trip resembles a waste land with no buildings and no body untouched by his rose war. with an old sick lady with her daughter in law and grandchildren were sleeping in their home. the house was leveled and they are still buried under the rubble. we managed to recover only bits and pieces of some of their bodies. there were at least 15 people inside. we could not recover a whole body, only bits and pieces. rescue workers. a neighbors faced the doubting task.

tons of degrees has to be moved slowly and carefully by hand to retrieve the bodies or what has left of them by some uh, some of the reasons it is very difficult for us to search without any equipment. we are simply using update hands. apparently women and children were the only ones inside the we haven't found a single survive up. in rob i and southern gaza were 1500000 palestinians are sold, 3 is really play and targeted on, sorry, mos in the city centers. residents say it, how's the library with historical tax? the families forced to see good by our inc. consolidate mazda and then the stop, we heard the airplanes just after midnight. we looked out of the window and saw flames, and people screaming. there were more than 25 to 30 people in the house when he collapsed. everybody scattered all night. grief and loss go hand in hand in gaza.

and what do you want? his calling a desk zone. most rough uh, southern garza conflicting garza has been overshadowing a meeting of g 20 foreign ministers in brazil. earlier this week, brazil's president accused this real of genocide. you're a secretary of state anthony blinking has admitted that us and international efforts to ensure a to reach palestinians in gaza had not been sufficient. is there been many obstacles that we're trying to work through every single day, including making sure that convoys can proceed in a way that ensures the safety of those who are um, conducting them. and that means the confliction that means coordination and that has been insufficient. so we're working on a to improve that, as well as to make sure that, as you pointed out, assistance gets not only to people throughout the southern part of garza,

but actually gets to the many people who need to remain in the north. some 350000 people who are remain above the water goes up. so what i can tell you is this, we're working this quite literally every single day through our own invoice for assistance master david satterfield and his team for the work that and many others in the government are doing engaging with the different institutions of the united nations engaging with the israeli government with the egyptians with the jordanians . but the bottom line is this, though, we need more a to get in through more places to reach more people also zeros theresa bow has been covering the d 20 meeting and she reports from rio de janeiro. i'm here at sadie is whole telling real to john 8 or 4 secretary of state and city. lincoln just held a press conference to speak about the g 20 summit happening here, but also about the ongoing situation and guys of the war on guys that blink and said that getting the captive release is a priority for the united states that he's personally in touch every day with the c

i, a director who's working to get to is, well, how tall are you, tip to, you know, to work on a deal with how much time is well that we get the captives really, he also spoke about too many period needing gas so that much more aid is needed and also working in a prolonged to many terry and cease failure. he also addressed he's meeting with a president who love us to the comments he made comparing the war on guys with the hollow calls to the blink and said that to brazil and the united states have lots of projects and comments of ideas in common. but he does not agree with the precedent statements. however, he said that there's lots of other projects that result and the united states share in the the goals believe that the 2 state solution is the only solution for the ease, riley, processing and complex. the g 20 a from point minister summit here just tended you. we are the gen a to brazil has

a very ambitious agenda as the precedent of the g 20 this year is the one to focus on hunger. they wants to focus on sustainable development, and they also want to focus on global governor. so we storming off organizations such as the united nations, the international monetary fund, among others saying that they have failed to address many of the problems. and the complex of the world is dealing with on this day, that's high priority. for example, we have heard that they would like to see the united nations security accounts and expand it. this is something that we have heard repeatedly, not only from the sales for the minister, but also from the secretary of state and city clinton. so lots of issues on the agenda and the summit us and we will, this is a road map ahead off the heads of states, somebody that is going to be happening in this city in november. everyone seems to agree that fighting hunger, sustainable development as a priority, but also the focus has been on reforming international organizations to address

world homes. they can also minimizing civilian belie the loss of civilian life. that is, how will i just see that we have is that a better friedman is a policy director, a defense priorities, a foreign policy, think tank. he says, american attempts to influence israel or not working. i think the united states and secretary blinking in particular are in a, in a mode where they're genuflecting trying to show respect for international law, the opinion of the international community for the lives of how city and civilians being killed in big numbers in jobs are. but they're not willing to really stand up to israel. that means my opinion threatening them with withdrawal of support, including financial support. if they don't do what we ask them to do. so it's not that a blinking and by the administration have to go as far as the south africa or some

of the other more critical countries void. but i think you know, to go even a little bit in that direction to be serious about it. you have to threaten israel with some consequences if they don't go along with what you're asking. otherwise, it's just sort of empty rhetoric that's designed to look critical without actually making any difference. in my opinion, there is always been, i have to say a large amount of hypocrisy in the idea of a us leg international border or liberal international order. i think since people use that term, it's been full of exceptions, usually for actual dig, tutorial governments that the united states is in bed with for one reason or another. but in this case, it's not a big tutorial government. it's a democracy by the slide one that we're sort of in, in this with, for, for historical reasons. but nonetheless, i think it's, you know, important to note that israel was behaving and liberally and the united states is

going to be hard pressed to say, oh, you know, this is part of a fight against our autocracy. you know, we're on the side of liberalism and all the nice things that go with it when we defend israel, i think that's kind of an impossible position. we're now putting ourselves in to you and the top court will resume public hearings on the legal impact of israel's occupation of palestinian territory is later on friday. on thursday, the attorney general of ireland addressed the court saying countries are legally obliged to make sure that they're not buying goods from occupied palestinian lands . bernard smith reports from the aig his rail is deliberately preventing palestinian self determination by colonizing the west bank and east jerusalem. it's the thread running through testimony from dozens of countries at the international court of justice and this week. china now also explicitly defended the rights of

palestinians to resist that occupation of streaming people use for falls for they faced forwarding a pressure and to complete the stop this event. an independent state is needed nipple, right? well funded international is why was labeled palestinians from how much fight is the stone throwing use of terrorists islands, attorney general dismissed arguments made by the united states. very israel has legitimate security concerns for continuing its occupation if the security of one people can only be achieved by the occupation over so many decades of the territory of another people. one has to wonder whether there can be any military solution to the problem. that's it purports to address and compile and added that states are obliged to co operate to bring an end to israel, serious breach of its duty to respect the rights of palestinians to do the islands

attorney general size. but states shouldn't help israel maintain, or legitimize the occupation by buying goods and services from sacraments. the use bond on imports from crimea after it was on expire, russia was cited as an example. and the u. l. estimates that economic activity in the settlements generates $13000000000.00 a year. the israel is economy a jordan's foreign minister says a decision by the court on the occupation is now more urgent than that. but assuming those are being killed into hundreds every day and gaza at in the response . because as well is not being held accountable for the 2 crimes. and violation of international 60 attend was lifting the car 4 days next to the decaying bodies of her relatives home as well as kendall with methics. finally, all right, pretty skew her. there's really a few patient army killed them. i'm going to dispute tyler. the tortured and killed

tend, is a constant reality of life under these really, if you're patient, no more. israel isn't taking part in the hearings. it says in written comments that the court involvement could be harmful to achieving and negotiated settlement with the palestinians. bernard smith, alger 0, the haig, us president joe biden's, top middle east advisor breton. the girl is in israel to discuss the one gaza, the prospect for a ceasefire and a possible kept his release. so far he has met israel's defense minister. you'll have a lot houses, there is i'm the fellow who has more on that from occupied easters. so when a meeting, israel's defense minister meeting with breton mcgurn, biden's, top of middle east advisor, and in that golan he'll have go on. the defense minister has released the statement saying that israel will now expand the negotiators for the captives. what they are allowed to do. but all, while israel and the military will be planning for more intensive ground operations

in gaza, this is essentially one of the pressure is we've been seeing on israel by the americans to get negotiators back to the table to meet with the other side, to see what sort of concessions can be offered up to see where there are still disagreements and sticking points. but these really have been under a lot of pressure from the bind administration for how they've been conducting themselves. throughout this war. the americans would like to see more humanitarian aid going in. they would like to see a deal to bring back the captive sooner rather than later. and it is actually these really specifically prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who declined to send in his really delegation for 2nd day of meetings in cairo just about a week ago. and this is something that did not bode well with these really public and the families of the captive. it's you have to be seen what's exactly going to come of these talks if there are any sort of advancements in these captive negotiations. but these really delegation will now be present at them to argue

their case and perhaps what concessions they're willing to give up in order to secure a deal. the chair of the independent review group on the un agency for the palestinian refugees on the law. katherine collins has met antonia gutierrez, the secretary general of the united nations. some countries have suspended funding for awhile after israel accused some of its employees of taking part in the october 7th attack ahead of those meetings, most of them bass that are to the united nations. philadelphia 0 is diplomatic editor james bays that it's important that israel provide evidence to the u. n. as the investigations into into all proceed a steve, this is what i should put them on the way them houses and collaborate slowly with her. it's just in their interest. absolutely. and their interest having the bins, verification of the allegations i saw me and to ensure that the honora is, is uh, reviews on an amy hum us and situation is removed, of course or influence is remote. it's everybody's inches. with the interruption in

international funding and why has been struggling to deliver a life saving humanitarian aid on the ground and gauze, its chief philip plaza really has told the united nations the palestinian refugee agency has reached breaking point. in a statement, he writes, the agency's ability to fulfill his mandate is seriously threatened since 16 donor countries were announced, the pausing or temporary suspension of their contributions to all their operations across the region will be severely compromised for march. palestinians ambassador to the un told reporters the palestine is working too fast track it's application to be recognized as a un member state or diplomatic. it is a james base has more as this was the 1st security council meeting since the us vetoed another resolution calling for an agency spa that was though some unity at the end of this meeting,

a joint statement was agreed by all members of the security council including the united states to hear about you and stuff and the risk taking in gaza, a 160 un stuff. members that so record anywhere in the world of now lost their lives. also the end of the meeting, the process to get them back to the, to the united nations, re add month. so address reports, as he said that he condemned a recent side, but he's really pronounce it, which said that should be no unilateral declaration of a palestinian state because of that, he said the polish thing is we're going to push ahead with their application to become a member of the you and all of us originally thinking was to put an end to the war fast in order to move into the other fights since they've pushed the envelope now unchallenged. all of us, instead of, of all the way in the provision of all of that is from the i, c j. there are going further of denying us,

but i to exercise our self determination, including our right to the state tort. paula stein is currently the observer state of the un to become a full member. they need to get the approval of the security council. and then that needs to be a vote in the general assembly is the security council bit that will prove a problem for palestine because of course the us is a permanent men, but we'd be to a power james space. ouch is 0 at the united nations. the secretary general of doctors without borders has criticized a us draft resolution on gaza saying that it's misleading. you spoke to the un security council, which will eventually vote on that resolution. the u. s. has so far blocked all resolutions, which call for a ceasefire and god's as a new draft resolution by the united states extensively caused for a cease fire. however, this has misleading it. best discounts, so should reject any resolution that further happens. humanitarian efforts on the

ground, at least as council to tacitly endorse the continued finance of mess, atrocities, and gaza. the people of the people have cause i need to cease fire, not when practicable, but now they need a sustained cease for not a temporary period have come anything short of this is gross negligence. the protection of civilians and gaza cannot be contingent on resolutions from this council with instruments a large amount of terrorism to pull up electrical objectives. hi, mika is the emergency coordinator for doctors borders. he returned from gaza last friday and says a temporary cease. fire is not a solution to the desperate situation in the strip. today, we need this wall to stop and a temper we cease. fire is not going to out any organization to scale up their activities and to be able to meet the massive needs of the people that we find everywhere. we know that the supply chain coming from a jeep to, we know that,

you know, the security that they can fix on all authorization to be able to increase the kind of activities that we are providing and ease ready some, a process that takes a lot of time so to dev shots, he's 5 or we don't believe is going to l. the people to be in a better situation. but he is really army has carried out more raids in the occupied west back at least one person was killed and 4 people were injured in the janine refugee camp. where is really forces carried out the drone attack on the car . troops have carried out the almost nightly rates since the war began on october. this of us and he's really military storm. the village of bait time or east of bethlehem also in the occupied westbank is forces of rated the homes of the suspects and a shooting attack that occurred earlier on thursday. around 25 is really military vehicles were seen in that area. the shooting was near occupied east jerusalem. it happened close to the illegal is really settlement of molly. i do mean at least one

person was killed. 5 others injured. 2 of the 3 gun men were shot dead officers. here is the abraham reports from near the elza young check point where the attack happened. what we know is that 3 tell us the needs of arrives. so this area is 2 separate cards and that's committed. issue thing that's led to the injury of 5 is really is a police at the other 5 that we were told them that they had suffered the queue, acute minor injuries, and some anxiety. this is why we're talking about the number is decreasing, but also we're talking about one is really has been killed. now we are in this read this read the things in the goal is really supplements to jerusalem. and let me just show you a little bit of the street huge we need because there is a check point towards the end of this 3 said there is some traffic. but also in the recent years, a new section of the road has been open to allow palestinians coming from the south

of the occupied west bank to be able to use a section of this road to go to the rest of the occupies the west bank and this is why we've been seeing kind of thing is being allowed to use this road. now we've been hearing from sources that these really produce is looking to prevent the movements of palestinian cars on this route until a certain hour that we understand also that there has been a lot of situations. what else of a projects that have been planned in israel to kind of separate further, the palestinians from these really is to give them separate throws and we've been seeing also in the past house, the sufferers enjoy the infrastructure to suffer through. it's what have you want to go through bypass road. now again, this is a check point that usually it needs to with jerusalem. but it is a huge way to link is really supplements in the occupied was thing to choose. israel's war on guns that has destroyed universities and schools disrupting the

education system. the un says 160 school buildings have been directly hit by is really strikes effecting 625 thousands to is 90. 2 percent of all school buildings are being used to shelters, but displace palestinians. the un says 3 universities have been completely destroyed and others damaged, depriving $88000.00 students of a full academic year of study. 95 professors have been killed. and last year the literacy rates in gaza was 97.7 percent. one teacher in rafa is on a mission not to allow israel's war to rob the children of their future of the house and has the story of the more than half a 1000000 students in guys are out of school. even if the war comes to an end, they won't be able to resume the education. thousands of them have lost the lights . but for those who have survived, as well as will on guns out, there are no schools to come back to. most of the 800 schools of either being

completely destroyed or have been turned into shelters for the hundreds of thousands of refugees who have lost the whole last, well tried double time. i decided to back to the time to turn the library of the thought. if made school and dropped off into a classroom, but i think at all uh, the idea started during my presence here as a curator of the library. it is known that all schools have since the beginning of the war turned into sheltering centers. children started to flock to the library, asking if they could borrow some books or stories in was instead of addresses, i recorded 10th numbers and the library borrowers register with time. a student name holmes suggested if they could sit and study, you see, and that's how the initiative lights come to came about on the team of teachers. i'll volunteering to instruct these children on different in now. and this is a little bit of this initiative is one and a half months old. it was

a pretty and tied to knowledge is the cornerstone of of the future. we must continue with the education in order to be able to build a country of future. no, you know, but i do, we come here every other day and we are taught many subjects at a big science of the mats. in addition to register and poetry, the teachers are also providing the kids with psychological and moral support. philip burrell can be of charlie. this is a great positive impact on children's emotional healing. were striking a balance between teaching and providing mental and psychological help, the children will, they are hit with tons of missouri is sufficient enough. these young palestinian students in gaza are striving to get to cation despite on. now how yeah, now i'm on. now what about when i went up there is not even a pen and paper to write or story to tell, except for the story of death and destruction. displacement installed ation. despite all this gloomy life, we are adamant to continue with the education to light

a candle of hope for our fellow students who was more in guns that continues unabated. these children are choosing hope over despair. resilience over the fee to thank clinging on to any semblance of normal life despite the dash and with them and college that surrounds them. hash and i just see here on the alexandra site, a is head of humanitarian policy and advocacy and save the children. she says a ceasefire is needed to help children to rebuild their lives. there is a total absence absence of education in gaza. right now was no child is going to school and said parents are focusing on their children's survival. they want to make sure that they live another day, even if the war were to end tomorrow. education can't just for more than half of guys schools have either been destroyed or are too damaged to even function. we

know that more than 390 schools and gods are right now or either damage destroyed or are being used to house displace families. teachers have been killed mentors, coaches, it's impossible for children to meaningfully learn under under these circumstances . not going to school rods, children of a sense of normalcy. and again, children right now can't even focus on going to school when they don't have enough food. parents are or more worried about finding food and clean water for their children. and that's the focus right now, $1.00 and $6.00 children right now in, in garza, in northern godsa, are facing a cute malnutrition under the circumstances. they can't learn their, their manners weakens their immune systems. it will lead to development challenges down the line. i mean it's, it's just an impossible situation. i worry that children have have no sign of hope

for the future. and with this word, not ending any time soon, children will struggle to, to, to think about their future is, i mean that there's no taking place for children and gaza right now. and, um, you know, children are facing the risk of dying of starvation disease. i mean, what i worries that the international community is not putting its weight behind a ceasefire. odyssey for children will not be able to to think about their feet. are you sure we won't be able to rebuild the schools? we won't be able to provide children, the mental health support that they need to, to rebuild and recover the set of goals. president mackie sel says his mandate as leader will end on april the 2nd, but he hasn't confirmed they say presidential election will happen before then.

earlier this month he delayed the vote hours before the campaign was supposed to begin. the move triggered violent protest with the opposition parties accusing silence trying to extend his time and power south denies those claims so much as long as you live. i'm saying it very clearly and very solidly on april 2nd 2024. my mission ends is the head of senegal, and the rest we'll see as far as the election date is concerned. obviously, we'll see what the national dialogue comes up with the. so nicholas hacked drawings us from the sending leaves capital the card. do we have any idea, nicholas, when the presidential election will take place the world to night? the sending of these people still don't know when this election this presidential election will take place. the vote was supposed to take place on february 25th. and then just hours before the campaign was supposed to start president mackie, sel made this unexpected announcement saying that he would delay those election that was just 2 weeks ago since no clarity yet. we do know that president saul says

he will end his mandate on april 2nd. he said that it would be unlikely that these election would take up and take place before april. second. there is the holy month of the ma ma aroma down. sorry. in the, in the month of march, make it difficult to organize. on monday they will be national dialogue including members of the opposition religious leaders and candidates who cope full to be the president that will gather to decide on an election date. so no clarity. yeah. to, to the people that i've spoken to, they feel that this address, this exercise of pressure of, of addressing the media to the local media has failed to blink clarity on when these elections will actually take place 0 this so, so that's the point that i wanted to press you on little bit, did this address to the media, help

a peas center goals crisis as well and gave the space for president mike, you sell to explain the circumstances of his decision? he said that she did it in all legalities appealing, using. a a decree of presidential degree to delay the election. then the constitutional counsel rejected this decree and that an election will take place. he also clarified a crucial point, which was that he will leave power on april 2nd. but if there is no election before april 2nd, what will happen between the unexpected election date and the time that leaves the office? this vacuum at the highest level of governance here in san diego has put this country has thrown this country. an unprecedented, unchartered waters has never,

has there been an instance where a presidential election has not taken place? this is a bad scene of democracy for west africa. there's always been a peaceful transition of power. now we've already had some reaction from the civil society and the opposition. they say they will protest tomorrow, calling and pressing on president monkey. so to give a day to give her sure and says that the sending of these people will have a saying that they will be presidential election soon. all right, still so many questions left on answered in the car at this hour. nicholas hack recording from the senegalese capital. thank you. the escalating violence in the eastern democratic republic of congo as forced thousands of children to flee their homes in the last 2 weeks. the fighting between government forces and the m $23.00 rebels has displaced at least $150000.00 people since the beginning of the month. the m $23.00 fighters are advancing towards the city of goma. for more catherine sort now reports. no child should have to experience what

a 3 month forward to save you. cindy as a lead to a mother was killed when up on the house that he's going to call a lease town. or a grandmother is taken care of huh. and 9. now the children come for the space and that was it, it was the one i don't know if that's done, we'll go over to we try to find what we can. we look for beat to hubs for food. the baby's very weak. i want to take her to the hospital, but i don't have the money. a short distance away. we may speak for. she barely survived johnny to come to you though we caused her mother gave spots to ha on the road as she fled biting between government forces and the m. 53 group. the stores here difficult poops into what was the question i was in my village when the bombing started around to saki. but my labor pain started. my baby came on the way

to the come. half of the displaced all is in this area. i children, then courage to come to such senses, why they can get a semblance of normalcy. it's all fine in game. yeah. but the children are traumatized. aid was a folding to them. how about the feeling help? 8 was they nearly 5000 children are being displaced every day. this is after a new round of pricing strategies interest every $2.00 to $3.00 days. uh, we get a report of extra wireless. um, at least and we think that's the only friction of what is happening. also, there was a high risk of being recruited by i'm fighting in areas where most of the displaced lead from is guessing was these children and not be able to return home any time soon after he saw you all to 0. so mind, democratic republic of congo,

still a head on alpha 0, the family of russian. all physician figure out like saying of only are shown his body, but they say authorities want and buried in secret green deal or mean deal of kelly and farmers. we asked to the cost of saving the environment the the to hi, welcome to look at the international full cost of sideline, lincoln's back, his reinvigorating re strengthening just stuff the kimberly post going to see a more wet weather coming into central positive w y. as we go on through the next couple of days, still a bit of weather to down towards the southeast corner. last just pushed that hate out of the way temperatures down a good 1516 degrees then in adelaide and melvin. and in ho boston. totty somewhat

kula into sydney as well as to go on into assessed. i 20 full sales system shows continuing. good scattering of showers across that 8 and a half of queensland up was the north, up towards the cape. you'll put into the top and still sinks in pretty wet weather . and here we go. that's lincoln making plan for once again as we go on into satch, they pushing down into the w way, beginning just off in the top of those type of just top temperature. impressive, rough, 31 celsius by the end of the weekend. so might weather to, into new zealand sweeping from south to north. we got some wet weather across central parts of china. some weather too, to southern areas of japan snow on the northern flank of that tokyo struggling to get to around 5 degrees celsius. it picks up a little as we go, want it assessed. i tested this dry thing, cold, debating the record numbers of chinese asylum seekers are traveling to the us. that's double

many take a dangerous route through loss in america, a buyer, a gang of people points to the gun on the 1st of a 2 part investigation. one. 0, one east meets the chinese, my friends. risk middle to the american dream on out to 0. these are the dentist wild flyers in the history of chile begin with what people describe as a sudden downpour of cylinders given by fierce winds. this way look like a very small flyer right now with this at this time tree or what's left of it. and the real significant thing is what's underneath, and that is the roots of the tree there, very deep. so when you put out the fire, it can ignite it at any moment unless the firefighters keeps coming back and back again. they started simultaneously at exactly the same hour and 6 different places . this was no accident. the government appears to agree, vows to find and punish the culprits. the the,

[000:00:00;00] the still watching alpha 0 reminder of our headlines this hour is really or strikes have killed at least 40 people and wounded more than a 100 across guys. in the past few hours, elbow rage and just say, ron. so if you cancel a targeted residential buildings where hits and barrow bhalla and l as a way to central god. because as health industry says 90 percent of the victims of women and children, the injured have been taken to a lot. so hospital it comes as israel has been accused of targeting the most vulnerable and it's more on gods the mother of russian, all physician figure i'll explain of on the says that she's been shown her son's

body of only died in the russian prison last week. his colleagues and family saved the criminal in order to his murder moscow denies those claims of all these mother has recorded a video, alleging the investigators are imposing conditions on the we're how and when he should be buried. also, his supporters say that the volume is death certificate states he died of natural causes. yes, it is the throne. i am recording this video because they started directing me looking me in the eye. the investigator said that if i don't degree to secret funeral, they will do something with my son's body. the investigator for a pyre of opened, he told me the time is not working for you. the corpses decompose. i don't want special conditions. i just want everything to be done according to the law. i demand receiving my sons body immediately and we'll send that us and us presidential by met with of all these widow julia and his daughter in california. the white house says the president wants it to express his condolences by know who has blamed prudent for the death,

says he will announce major new sanctions against russia on friday. the ukrainian forces have reportedly killed at least 60 russian soldiers in an attack on the southern, the 1st southern region. this is the 2nd time this week that ukrainian army has announced its operations caused heavy russian losses on tuesday, it said dozens of russian soldiers were killed. and that done yet scrooge. and that's where russia took control of the front line town of,

of div code just last week. rob mcbride has more on this from the pro, a visa of being claimed by ukraine as to significant strikes against the russian forces. apparently inver. busy moving according to russian sources and russian blog as these very precise long grains high mas massages that ukraine has been using and has used effectively in the past as well. that the 1st strike is set to event taking place in how to solve this was just yesterday. when drove the 4 digit pin to show a group of soldiers gathering it, sold that they were from some sort of apple and brigades. then an explosion happening amongst them. resulting according to the pregnancy, those are depressing. bloggers is being consumed by them. schools of deaths and injuries. and this was just the day after a very similar strike happened to the east and done best reach you. and again, according to eclipse on russian media expressing social media, it was a 2 companies the soldiers being brought together and under a very similar circumstances,

a direct strike apparently problem is all this comes as ukraine is also claiming victory in the air. it says that in the past week or so, it has shut down 7 russian jets, which is a relatively high number of ukrainians have been looking at trying to boost its a capabilities as a way of trying to shift the dynamics. and this will everybody's expecting, of course, the arrival of at 16 fights is over ukrainian skies. if that will make a difference. and it does come as things seem to be stalemated on the ground and defend the thing. moving in the rushes direction with its capture. recently, all of these a self professed canadian white nationalist who deliberately ran over and killed 4 members of a muslim family, has been given a life sentence with annual feltman and will not be eligible for parole. for 25 years, he was convicted of 1st degree murder back in november for the attack of the province of ontario. the judge and the case said built men's attack was an act of terrorism

. is the 1st time the term has been used to describe white nationalist violence in canada, or more clinics which provide in vitro fertilization in the us state of alabama or pausing the treatments following a landmark ruling of the state supreme court last week, judge has ruled frozen embryos can be considered children, doctors, and patients, no fear fatality treatments could lead to prosecutions. about 2 percent of pregnancies in the us are the results of either yes. the annual conservative political action conference also known as feedback, is due to get underway just outside washington dc. it's a platform to attract conservative grass roots support for the republican party, but recently it's become a stage for donald trump and his allies. i had a report in recent years, the pack has become little more than the platform for filling the trunk brand. last week you was sending, sneak has priced at $399.02 pay,

raising money to pay off mold and full $100000000.00 in, quote, in post finds this week is supporters at sea pack will be pushing the trump political agenda. his legal issues, having no apparent effect, tony's total support in what was once a forum for formulating republican policy. i think the theme of the day, the theme of the year, once again is going to be whatever donald trump's grievances are. those are going to be the grievances that are going to be expounded, etc. packed by all of the key players that we're going to hear from this year, particularly those were auditioning, and b has b, p tons. most loyal supporters of the bulk of the c is because including the met gates in marjorie taylor, green, lauren, but t carry lake a vice presidential hopeful and election conspiracy. terrace is also scheduled to speak up some top prominent republicans like former vice president mike pence and

the only candidates still standing against trump in the presidential primary. nikki haley. i think what we're going to see at c pack is we're going to see a continue showcase of a party that is wrapping itself around, autocrats and fascism. the regular keynote speaker in the 1st decade of c pac gatherings was then president ronald reagan. you were to jeer off the his message constant. republicans, especially as wisely fellow citizens fell conservatives. our time is now as our moment has arrived to be another moment has arrived for republicans, as the c pack is likely to demonstrate upon people has become a party for one kind of, i'll just sierra washington, an indian c cor, your order has joined, protesting farmers in northern punjab state, they say they're,

they're doing this to protect farmers from the police who has been preventing him from marching towards the capital. a new daily. the march was suspended after one protest or was killed. the farmers want the government to guarantee a higher minimum price for their across farmers across europe are joining protest, silver, rising costs, and low prices driven by cheaper imports. initially, they're particularly frustrated with the european union's green deal climate initiative. it's meant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but as soon as you're go, reports farmers say it will also reduce production in their income shows what is shalanda has spent his life back linked to make his palm a success. the generation of his family to rome, this dairy fall outside rome. but now he pays for it survival the to move with no to be any. we're not getting properly paid for the work that we do on a farm. we haven't noticed difficulties because of the holland costs and the

pressure to invest in expensive new technology. when we come to the problem. he's one of hundreds of thomas. we've set up a blockade on the outskirts of the capital. they say low supermarket prices and your opinion, climate targets make it virtually impossible to make a living. the phone was hit say they are facing an ex, essential threat to the likelihood. and that politicians not just an issue, but also in brussels, need to listen to that consent if that's with us. a major crisis in the sector agriculture is a vital part of the economy in italy. combined with the food industry. it makes up 15 percent of the country's g, d p. it's workers are also a key constituency for it. and these right? when coalition government, it may cost the polity of prime minister georgia minority support. and this is you parliament elections. if she's not seen to stand up for talent interests,

especially when you're a present, go shaking free trade agreements, agreement that with the medical source, so the counselor's of this 1000 i left in america. i'm going to be now, but as the low to why and i why? the 5 my sided quite worried about this. i'm face. what they call, i'm face competition because at the i agree caught sort of, these are the account. 3 still do not face the same as to be the adding relation to the crisis in european farming has already pushed the european commission to watch it down its commitments. but drought and loving have also affected the sector and that too will need to be addressed when and is farmers feel that businesses are safe enough from the financial stool. they have already whether it's sonya jago, i'll just sarah rome. the still ahead on alice's 0. there are many villages like this in china, corporate generations. people have been moving overseas and search for

a better life. but now many are taking the risk of illegally crossing into the us from the mexican border and not just for economic benefits. the

the, [000:00:00;00] the results for were presidents that you are both scenario has been questioned by police for allegedly discrediting the election system. he's accused of attempting a clue in 2020 to monica yanna. kia reports from rio de janeiro, the result,

federal police question more than 20 people today across the country. 4 of them here in rio de janeiro. most of them in the capital were still give this is part of an ongoing investigation and then the legit clocked to stop present losing now so little of us to but from taking office after he naturally defeated former presidential april sonata the 2022 presidential elections are just a reminder in january 8th, 2023, a week after lula took office both and i was supporters store and the capital and 3 public buildings. what the investigators want to discover is if both sonata was masterminding, the uprising, or trying to plot any way of stopping the elections, or love from taking office. if you were selected as evidence, they have video from

a cabinet meeting held by both center while he was present discussing these issues with his advisors. one of them say that they should turn the tables for, for the elections happened. now both so now to testify was when to the federal police headquarters in brazil yet, but he remained silent. that is part of his legal strategy. that does not mean that he will remain silent for long. he is planning a rally on sunday in the city of stone. follow with all due supporters and he's trying to make a political come back monica, you're not give all just era. we addition narrow spend unprecedented number of chinese nationals has been illegally entering the united states across as border with mexico. bottom below explains why from who bade prophets large gated homes in rural china. but the streets are almost empty. many residents of this village in hope

a province are working overseas and sending home money to help their families. yes, lots of people here to migrate overseas, and it's to make money in the late 19 ninety's as much as 85 percent of workers leaving to provincial capital. i'm sure it's out to him for jobs abroad or from here. there are many villages like this in china, where for generations, people have been moving overseas is search for a better life. but now many are taking the risk of illegally crossing into the us from the mexican border and not just for economic benefits. this was issued yet while in january last year, the post says these people are applying for passports with the intention of going to the us. it was right around the time the government dropped it. strict corona virus rules the to cover your policy meant almost the chinese feel, the service or how routes or the system is so one,

the 0 call me policy was over a $510.00. these people wanted to go out. wanted to escape with the chinese nationals made up less than 2 percent of the $12500000.00 migrant, documented by us authorities at the southern border in 2023, but the fastest growing group with more than $37000.00 detained last year. that's 50 times higher than in 2021. many apply for political asylum. the approval rate is higher. so that phosphor tanny's measurements that it really is like our mother. 50 percent sometimes more than 67 percent. so that means near the truth or for those uh, migrant can guides uh sign up in a statement sent to l, just 03. the chinese foreign ministry says it isn't aware of the situation but to

pauses and punishes any form of illegal migration. but tips and how to make the journey, often long, costly in order to stop heart, excessive or online in china and console experts say the influx of undocumented chinese migrants is likely to continue for as long as this economic future remains uncertain. and at least until the us presidential election and village just like this, where people are desperate to earn a living could multiply, pardon below algebra, 2 and casual long hobby province, china. at this year's berlin film festival, several movies are focused on the lives of people living under oppressive regimes. the berlin owl already has a reputation for confronting tough political issues. dominate came reports from berlin, as it's a peaceful summer afternoon at the light. but all is no, says it seems because this is bullying in the middle of world war 2. these people

are contemplating trees. in from hilda with gloves. we made hans and his coffin a german couple who spied to the soviets against the nazis, and to a court convicted and condemned to death. much of the film is seen through hilda's eyes and her old deal in prison, giving birth to a child who would grow up, never knowing his parents. this killed a co pay is simply very strong in the situation where it's a matter of life and death. she's just about to die, and i think then it all becomes very essential. hands on, here's a copy with both eventually executed for high trees and buying nazi germany. the son, the fence survives to this day, molten democratic germany commemorates his parents here with these bras, plaques at the address where they lived during world war 2. remembering the victims of not see oppression is also a main theme in the movie treasure. stephen fry and lena dunham play a polish father and his daughter who travel around the homeland. shortly after the

end of the cold war, the visit takes them to the desk camp of our shipments which fries character dec survived. both act is related to holocaust victims themselves. we can make a choice, at least a small choice to go and visit the place where that happened to them. and it's a kind of paying them on to people who have on taken away from the 1980s on, on this, in the setting for a different kind of oppression. in the film. small things like things we experience the reality of one of the modeling loan drawings, places supposedly designed by the catholic church to calf what were called full and women, but which the irish governments lakes are described as the nations shame christian mind showing through a christian christian acting in dysfunctional christian society and it asks a lot of questions about complexity and silence shame and all of those things. but

i really don't think the duty of art is to answer those questions is to kind of provoke them. and the, do you see if this is betty? not a prize journey will be to decide the winners on saturday. dominic cane al jazeera building. all right, that's it for me, sir. of any age on the whole, has your day's news in just a minute. the latest news palestinians are not only queuing to get 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 details coverage, the set up and the veterans tell us that many of them have either the implicit for the actual practical samples of these right the all me a week to look at the world's top business stories. how much is the rebuilding going to cost?

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