their lives on a dangerous route to the us where in america. so what happens once they make it impart to have a special investigation? $1.00 oh, $1.00 east all chinese, my friends, the american dream is, was there risk and the sacrifice on out to 0. the babies hungry and weeks, the world food program says garza has the worst levels of child mountain nutrition in the world. the civil rahman you'll watching, i'll just every log headquarters here in the also coming up devastation and death probation. the palestinian death told them as well as bombing reaches almost 30000 . cd adulthood takes us on a tour of his hospital in northern garza,

which is struggling to operate without stops and medical supplies. troops on the streets of chance capital after to tackle the offices of the countries in total security agency, the welcome to the rug and we still have to and gone. so where there's no lights up in the is right in the military's bombing campaign. the war has now killed nearly 30000 palestinians since october. most of the women and children are these the pictures and come out of the hospital in northern garza where an infant has died from an hating toxic gas caused by is ready bombardment. within the past. uh, the hospital has announced it is no longer functioning after running out of fuel, malnourished children with seeking treatment at the facility. full of them have died. well in garza city, thousands of people have been scrubbing some bags of flour. as a hunger crisis unfold. console has holds on the international community to stand

against what it calls the deliberate salvation of the palestinian people by israel un agencies on dave group say is really a tax of the collapse of law and order. make it more difficult to get a into the strip. but in rasa in the south. hundreds of people are protesting against the solar and cost of food to the few stores and markets to life. and the price of items has risen too far above what people could afford. 1.5000000 displays palestinians are crammed into rafa, seeking refuge from his by the attacks all following full evacuation old as the trump to the bottom of the strip with no one left to go and nothing to eat or drink . i need my food is in the southern gone, so with an update all the as well as late to strikes across the street to the latest updates. so within the past 24 hours, we're looking at 70 people of being killed, mostly women and children, and find the residential homes or the working group, either in the, on the post, the board in gaza. city,

not in the southern part of dog of ticket or here in the rough, our defense from area there are 100 injury. so 5 critical injuries. some of them are in the hospital where there is some medical attention being given to the injury or the others are just waiting on the floor, the non operational hospital without any medical intervention, but so they're just resting their lives and the possibilities of this number at the increase within the coming hours is very likely to happen given that the health facilities across the gaza strip with the exception of the city that they are completely out of service. but that includes the parts of the central area. and that's the power we've been seeing so far as the hours of the morning. and a late hours of the night. attacks are intensified in areas like defense on the part of the guthrie, including dinner by the tea, and all the records you cancelled. if we're talking about at least 7 people, so if i have been killed including 2 children inside residential homes, as well as

a group of people who work on one of the main roads a very but i waiting for a truck a to try and get in as so they are able to get the supplies for the, for their families and their vice, the good agencies of a piece of the world of increasing starvation and hung amongst clauses. 2.3000000 people. now they say one in full is on the brink of simon, the particular bait entering the strip as long as you to blame even before the war . most of the population depended on humanitarian assistance. as michael apple reports, n t bones and the empty stomach in northern gaza. about one in 6 children younger than 2 is male. nourished in the 600000 palestinians all with the world food program says is one step away from the progress that we need. food. we are sick. we have

children, we suffer a lot. we are deprived of everything. even if the palestinians don't a little food to us, we still have to queue to get it. i've been here since 8 o'clock in the morning waiting for this meal. the you an agency for palestinian refugees on ry says the number of humanitarian aid convoys entering gaza has dropped 50 percent compared with january. that's an average 98 trucks a day in february, fall below the 500 that into daily before the war. but that aid isn't reaching the north of the strip. the thing garza city attempts to get your hands on what little age you can find can cost to your life. i don't understand. i've been here since the early morning. i need food. i have a 40 year old son and a 40 year old daughter would kind of go out who will take care of them. we don't

have rice and we don't have flour. my children are sick. i told the soup will likely be the only thing that many of these families will eat in day. it's a hot meal, but it isn't enough. is the i've come to get something to keep myself alive. it's only suit. we need bread with salt and pepper to eat and to give us some energy. for god's sake, we need help. i hate agency say they are ready to ramp up operations. as soon as the cease fire is in place, the cautious optimism of a breakthrough, however, is tempted by months of suffering and disgrace a salmon on the horizon might level. i'll deserve a shortage of stone for the lack of fuel and medical supplies, or falls to another health facility in garza to become out of service. talk to him, having the seller is the acting director of the a why the hospital,

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remember nathaniel himself did you know how many yet do you like that or them what you know had i'm but it off and i don't have to by sorry, yeah. one more on it, i'm not in the large, i'm in the vision you elected to had you that a but by the you have to let the pack it to the who that the yeah for the, the up as we don't have to let them. but the off the job now you'll get a but you push him up off as the wonder if he does the hyper on the b b. i'm and what's the shape of helping me about it was that was a how well that can kind of how especially why did you sum up a husband with a hospice, but you don't have it yet just just as i'm with them. that's how that'd be a good a had said them that the pay it is it the be in money of to meanwhile, mediators all working behind the scenes to try and secure a ceasefire deal between them off and israel. this week the us present suggested an agreement was imminent and in response to my style play this optimism saying it had yet to receive the proposal small. the state department remains hateful to our goal

is to achieve a deal to reach a humanitarian pause and the release of hostages as soon as possible. certainly we'd welcome getting one by this weekend. um, what i can say about the overall progress is that we made significant progress towards an agreement last week. when we had officials from united states government engaging in the region, we continue to pursue further progress this week. american officials across the government continue to be engaged on this question. we are trying to push this deal over the finish line. we do think it's possible. well, anybody call your methods and spoke to boston, i am the head of political and international relations for him. us, he says washington's words and actions a contradictory. this is the i'm going to cuz i want to be really optimistic. they have to end this, the sound of games. they talk one time or something. i'm

going to shut off for the for, for a team and just say i'm, i'm wondering broadening the, the conflict in to the same time. they're using the v time, the security crossing to uh, to each of these. well, they are moving for team building blocks for so here's the thing executing inside with more munition. i think a long list item see the is not related to the big a lot of it is more of the things. and i, you know, as i mentioned, um, i know that's how my son said that it has yet to receive any sort of proposal for a cease fire. there have of course being a lot of leak details upon him. play about some sort of sees far given for you know, about the possibility of what might be out there. is there anything that hom us would be prepared to be flexible on? i'm not comfortable from the beginning. good flexibility to cheapest seed films

because we not integrate into this lot of use 10150 uh new civilians but i see no good people on in the northern but the bank because of the vision. we knew exactly what was being our permit is up to them in the government. take the bulk of the guys that but at the same time, this flexibility or cannot be of the cost of oh man. so what is your goal for government? we are looking not for a human opinion, bose or human tendencies. so we are looking for a final thoughts on comprehensive seats for we are moving for the daughter withdrawals. the we are looking for a loan of dean and really to move from the south to the north and vice vista. we cut off the, extend it keeping on

a b 1. 1.5000000 of c is in the southern part of the dentist is under the warranty or within both of those really in terms of wanting to kind of games between the items and is therefore this is the best line when we come based on the know that's the reason of the days of the news with sons of guns. i've been had insurance capital in jemina. it comes up to several people killed in the tank on the headquarters of the national security agency. the, the army has not been deployed across the compet. let's try and get the latest from low. correspond to edit address, who joins us from the nigerian capital of boucher. obviously, this is a fast moving story coming out of west african. just give us an idea of what we understand about this, about doing situation as well. this is,

this is the 2nd time product as it rocked it today, because the outburst of bothers was when do authorities in charge said the supreme court, the head of the supreme court was there was an attempt on his life when he was trying to go into the national, the secure intelligence agency, and that was an attempt to assassinate him. but again, as a result, we understand that a lot of people have been killed in that a break of a gunfight about vehicles because one of them is the deputy secretary of finance in chide. and now we were talking to one individual in these charging capital, a contract of mine in the trade in capitalism jemina a short while ago about an hour ago. and while we were talking, you can clearly hear the sound of gunfire. what am i to gun fight in the background? he said they weren't pinned down in the offices and

a short while ago. about 1520 minutes ago i spoke to him again. he said they were clear to leave the office and head home keys office. actually, his office is located not very far from the presidential policies, but it wasn't clear whether other fighting is tied to that on the presidential policy or whether it's government forces trying to look up what they say rebels within the beach. i didn't comfortable to launch the attack. yeah. in the day. all right, but right now that's what we're getting from the beach. i didn't copy don't, but then the situation remains tense. we also understand that communication. so i've been completely cut off my contact in the chatting captain told me that he is leaving the office. of course. then he would be out of range. he said, uh, phone conversations are impossible. what they were using actually was some form of internet access a satellite internet access, and that's the reason why i was able to get across to me. so that's the situation right now in beach. i didn't capital,

it's not clear whether the government troops was able to put the situation under control. that was what we heard was a go when the 1st outbreak of bothers has reported that they, why they had everything under control. and then later about one and a half hours ago, fighting broke out again in the capital. obviously a very fluid situation will come back to you that are all developments and address that for us in a boucher in the democratic republic of congo, the largest young peacekeeping base and south key for your husband, hunted over to government forces. the un mission has been order to withdrawal by the end of the it's being helping the ministry find tom group symbols in 2 decades . still ahead on the officer who the songs in a language long. so gotten out of time with ease of celebrating that identity, crushed by the chinese mainland, the

the hello. as we head towards the meat for logical springs in japan, we are looking get some snowball winfry weather coming in. would you believe fixing cloud that just spinning out? so central china little area of light pressure just spinning away, throwing some very white weather into q issue using into something positive. how issue tends to snow over the amount is 12 celsius, the for tokyo further north. so we're around 9 celsius fine, and right, why 2 is a good part of northern northern china? because the temperature of so we get to minus one as we go through friday. so i quite a key mosley wind coming back in and a fair bit of snow the just making its way in across northern past all depends that it goes to the west, the nearest of can show up towards a car to go back to tokyo, shelter by the amount is a 15 degree celsius. she'll be a little tri,

they're across the central areas of china. i'm down towards the south. try to it too much of the philippines in the china. good scattering. the shouts at the southern edge of the philippines, elijah, i'm pushing down into innovation, more big showers, coming through here. and i would like to use and make sure i was making the way into india over the next style. so weston disturb, and spinning out of afghanistan into pockets dante to get increasingly what he could call some localized flooding. almost see the flooding rise, pushing into the far north west of india. the president biden says, one to 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, or the

mood and untold stories from asia and the pacific. on the, [000:00:00;00] the book about kill watching all just bear with me. so robin in the hall remind to of all top stories based rails, warren garza has not killed nearly $30000.00 palestinians, most of them women and children. these are pictures from all the hospital in the notes, but intelligence died from inhaling toxic gas cold spies, ready bombardment, balls, petals is no longer functioning after running out of 2 gallons of thousands of people to be scrambling to bags of flour as they hung good prices and falls cancel

this cold on the international communities. this stands against what he calls the deliberate starvation of the palestinian people by israel didn't rock for in the south. hundreds of protests against soaring food prices in the few stores and markets to low. but the price of items has risen far above what people can afford. $1500000.00 displays published and these are crammed into rocks and seeking refuge from is really a tax. well, the warranty goes as a with shadow. the us presidential primaries, the battle ground state of michigan. donald trump defeated nikki haley and the republican primary. well, joe biden easily won the democratic one, but more than a 100000 people cast a protest vote against by him for his support of as well. that's 13 percent of the total and 10 times the target set by campaign is john 100 report is not from table in the state of michigan. in michigan,

the message to president joe biden has been delivered to the 10s of thousands of arab and muslim americans voted for uncommitted in the states democratic presidential primary, a protest vote against president biden's support of the war and gaza from the community. the over whelming, we voted for him last time in the majority air of american city of dearborn, voter after vote or told us which box they checked. did you vote on committed? yeah, i'm committed, as of right now, as i'm coming to you, why do you want the no president because of what? because of the way you've been telling me why it was to and they want to stop it was there was little doubt that donald trump would win the republican primary and michigan war the bible would come in 1st and the democratic campaign and they have their supporters i vote for donald j. trump. i know the way the surprise of the night was the 10s of thousands of democrats who cast

a vote of no confidence in the man most supported 4 years ago. biden is clearly been listening saying he hopes for a ceasefire by next week. dearborn mayor abdullah mood who's not impressed. and we simply can't look past the genocide where there's been the killing there's been over 100000 now. we've been killed, wounded or who are missing, so you can't really, really just right off. committed voters haven't come close to the feeding joe biden in the michigan primary, but they don't have to be one by just 850000 votes. here in 2020 and 4 years earlier, donald trump won this date by just 10000 votes, and the uncommitted campaign believes it has the votes, didn't i buy it? and a key swing states that he is counting on to win in november. his biden edges ever closer to amassing the delegates to win his party's nomination. uncommitted vogue marks a warning sign to president. many of these voters help put into office john henry

and l g 0 dearborn michigan. now hundreds of families are validated in the company and to show solidarity with palestinians in garza protest as on duty support as much to the streets as cetera. through these have been targeting international shipping in the red sea, it means that they say it's aimed at ending as well as well. and also the into other these though from across the world in the articles in belfast, it's rules that little past by the u. k. government covering the cycle troubles era breaches, human rights. they know nyland troubles that it was challenged by relatives of victims of crime. that was committed during 3 decades of conflict between protestants, catholics and the british ministry from the 19 sixty's, the legislation and all investigations into the killings and office conditional.

i'm the stay for some involved hardy souls that joins us now live from belfast. uh, how are you? the cold has spoken its very long delivery of a verdict. i mean, and all the interested parties will of course, be reacting to it. that's right. and the judge himself said it was a mixed bag that the, the applicants generally were relatively satisfied with what happened here. it was a major decision against this legislation on it's key grounds. essentially, the british government wanted to introduce a mechanism that addressed grievances and injustices from the troubles era in a new way. having a new panel, essentially an independent one that would listen to testimony. and in some circumstances, a grant amnesty to people who came forward and talked about their involvement and met certain conditions according to the applicants that would have denied that

injustice, potentially allowing people who killed a wounded either them or their, their relatives off scot free, even without expressing any regret for those actions. and so that is what they were challenging. and the judge decided that that breach to human rights of those victims under european human rights legislation. he also said that a stop all the civil cases was also a breach of the human rights and so on. those 2 grounds, the governments legislation, tyrant 8, does not stop other calls. it really didn't matter which way you might save. you do dictation when terry b, the side was going to continue this case by heading towards the appeal colts of the that certainly what was why lead predicted beforehand. and we've already heard from the northern ireland secretary that the british minister in charge of it says, at least from the british governments perspective here. no, no, there is, of course,

a power sharing executive here back up and running as well. the policies and hires in the westminster parliament said that the government would take now time to study this. you talked about it being a complex case that was likely to end up in high coats in the coming years. but there was also a political element to this as well, because there was a, a general election coming up likely in the or some of this year. the opposition labor policy widely to, to will not election. and it has committed to repeating this legislation in its entirety. so the real question is, what happens between now and then this kind of is due to start it's operations in the coming months and start hearing testimony according to one legal, expedite despite. so he said that it is now essentially hold the below the water line and will find it very difficult to operate when it's whole central premise was to offer people conditional amnesty if they came forward and spoke with that,

having being struck out and with the head of that tunnel committed to following the rules of law, even under pressure. presumably if it was a quote by the british government, then that would be very difficult to operate. so the victims and their families, they say they will now fight on either a major question as to whether this whole mechanism can actually continue to operate. how results of that force in belfast in case the 2 marrow candidates have been killed in the central mexican city? of modified to they've been found dead and that caused with gunshot wounds. so they were expected to run an upcoming elections in june next. but as a warning that the vote could be the most violent in the country's history, about 3000 candidates were killed in the previous election in 2021. for the funeral of the russian opposition lead like seen the valley will be held in moscow . on friday, the valley spokesman says they moved the barrel to the capital after several locations declined to host the service. the late to kremlin, the critics died early of this month,

and the remote optic penal colony russian authorities site in the valley, died of natural causes, but many have blamed president putin 1st ass. meanwhile, nearly a novel, naya widow of alexi and the valley, how's the rest of europe and paula minton, strauss book, and an emotional speech she edge your, to confront, the russian president vladimir putin. you and all of was, was flag, the cream and no gang. and the political innovation here is to plot the mess. that's all for team organize crime, not probably to go competition, no diplomatic notes, but investigations into the finance. so making nations not statements of concern, but the source of mazda associates in your countries would excrete long. 2 ours in finance or towards helping woodson and his friends to white's money in these what you because the reliable allies, there are bands of millions,

the russians who against war against fortune it gives the evil he brings to the not the not to be much north. there's a few of them. on the contrary, you must have worked with them with us. in taiwan february, the 28th is the anniversary of the 1947 crack done by the chinese nationalist government. 7070 is on time when he celebrates an identity, very different from the one they believe was fullest on the bi mainland china. and one of the ways that doing so is by reviving a language that was previously found in public life. totally checking the polls from the tie when he is capital type, a high rise, stepping out into the world stage, taiwan spying list in the midst of global pensions. his cost you from time when

he's mythology, one of the generals who protect the items from evil spirits. highlight when he was attacked online for the looking time when these he was quick to find back. the great thing is like how, what's the kevin, what did it mean through didn't call, could i? you see that one down? i'm go what it's kind of down on all kevin's huff taiwanese and huff parent one low . he grew up in brazil. he was raised speaking tie, when he's not vendor, we have people from a lot of different places coming to taiwan, you know, and especially the upper regional preparation here. if you were to say, uh the traditional or did classic counties feature the aboriginals, they don't really have the counties teachers in downtown type. hey, a new generation with pew a ties to mainland china. put them. china is a thread and then says go home and it represents values that keen to disavow it is

not only for we are so we are not. we are not that we don't share the same kind of