to this kind of fun, it feels like therapy, the . this is the w and use life from bill in russia, strikes, again targeting ukraine's capital and other cities, including hockey. if most of says the compartment is the mentality, ation for keeps that the attack on the bed cohort. in russia, the united nation searches both sides to de escalate. as a homeless run, health ministry and governance us as a 150 palestinians have been killed in strikes. and the last day, as is well spent, top it's air and ground defensive

the bank, visible and welcome. russia has targeted the eastern ukrainian city of hockey. stepping off its bombardment in the wake of its biggest aerial assault in this for the kremlin, says, the strikes are investigation for a ukrainian attack on the southern russian city of boca hod building. 20 people died the aftermath of the sort of cod piece. you prince, the 2nd largest city, your cleaning office. you'll see russia military struck the city center 6 times faster detention buildings, shops and a medical facility vir hit. the hockey spell is one of the cities most important. it was badly damaged. this attack sounds

of type of document of discussion board to city of paper or on saturday rush, you'll see if this was a ukrainian strike and that it get dozens of people in injured many others. the ukrainian government has not especially commented on the banquet or to a dock. most cookies lead to strikes on hard keep. why didn't you tell us into the felt good order attack? what a room is a little problem is that today you cranes on full size motion attack with multiple rocket launchers, no city of belgrade or civilians, including children, were killed. responding to this terrorist act, russian falls, instruct, decision making centers, ministry facilities used by the criminal key regime in the city of hockey. that is really your way and the product of ukraine attacks on been cut out, but apparently in response to the mass of air, to sort by moscow on friday consider to pick the largest 80 story since the start

of the war to a new wasting all day today we have been hearing reports on the off the math of the russian strikes. sure, i feel like he's got pocket. what's the in totals more than a 120 of us cities and villages stuff. he said he was 39. people were killed activity in these latest escalations come at the time when you create new struggling to secure more question funding for for the military. it almost 2 years after the war causes health industries as a 150 palestinian civilians and fine cause have been killed and he is by the strength in the last day. the war against thomas is putting more and more pressure on displaced people seeking refuge. many of them have been forced into the very southern part of the gaza strip, which is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, is key. and the spouse has israel plans to take control of the area around golf is folder with egypt. the displace palestinians crammed the streets of rafa,

the towns right next to that folder. they have come here to escape intense fighting in south and central garza. they flew with just the bare essentials. everyone is looking for shelter and space is running out. and we came here 20 days ago, we couldn't find any place to put to 10. so west staying at the status of the most of the if not so we know the situation is tragic. we don't have drinking more so we don't have food. i like the kids wake up in the morning, wants you to eat without water to drink. adding to the spiraling humanitarian crisis, the will continues. in central 1000 rescue was race to find survives is that my goal is the cam officer is riley strikes in

the area and israel's army is pushing into the southern city of con eunice as they try to eliminate him mass, which is widely considered a terrorist organization. as the intense conflict, most of the south displaced palestinians are running out of places to flee. let's welcome maureen of their own from the will studies department as kings college funded. ken is well just re take control of the kansas triple ricardo with egypt. good afternoon. well, israel can militarily, it can reduce the control. indeed the rep precautions of doing so will however, be very serious specifically for the humanitarian situation. but yes, of course, if you can secure the border, it would the fact or reverse the 2005 unilateral withdrawal from the border from from gaza. however, yes, it would make sense for

a military point of view to be able to control the board to where israel believes a lot of weapons of being brought into gaza. would this be a feasible way though, of savings of billions on mass, possibly putting pressure on egypt to allow palestinians. and i know so many are countries don't want to see more palestinians displaced, but these are people sitting in a very dangerous was they absolutely for use really good need be beneficial to get to civically insight and to have some see in egypt or elsewhere to get them away from the battlefield, which would reduce them, collateral damage and civilian suffering. however, egypt has not shown any willingness to accept civilians. and that is a problem if you throw starts controlling the border and the civilians remain trapped inside costs a preventing humanitarian aid, which used to come from egypt entering, guys are,

and that could potentially escalate even more. and i guess egypt wouldn't be all that keen on israel setting up a military presence a decades off the leaving that area. well, absolutely. it's good effect also in broder it use rally relations was out there of nations including egypt. and then obviously the risk problem of constant trafficking across the borders and the, the, there are civilian refugees. so yes, that would make israel even more unpopular as and it is now. and wouldn't as well 1st have to defeat thomas to take control of the cargo. and it surely is relevant close to that with ned. yahoo! having said that, the will will last many more months as well. that is one of the set of steps stones in order to destroy from us because that way you could prevent movement out from gaza. so the hamas leaders that this world believes to be in hon. eunice and such

as he across in laura and mohammed died, are trapped in garza and have moved where to go. and so controlling the boy it would be vital to keep the hum us militants trapped in, were designed to complete the eradicate. so i'm so that is in necessary even from military standpoint. right now, let's just say for military analyst marina, around. thank you very much for being on the w news. thank you for having me. a lot of people in northern latitudes, baby, enjoying relative comfort during the winter, many in the southern hemisphere, a feeling the effects of the global climate crisis. intense heat during the brazilian summer reflects another year of extreme weather events and the urgency of doing something about resilience. or use to sweltering temperatures is the ends. it is summer after all. but this use heat waves began months earlier than usual.

the systems miles of the people are fainting, the subway. people don't feel well. it's too hot. a heat that people aren't used to book some others for 2023 trying to global climate records or the world meet your logical organization says it's the hottest year on record. about $1.00 degrees celsius warmer than in pre industrial times. and optic sea ice has never been center and the sea levels rise. so the greenhouse gas concentrations and that's the 1st domino in this whole series of connected indicates, is as long as those greenhouse gas concentrations continue to increase the energy in the climate system, the temperature of the us will keep on increasing greenhouse gas is admitted by

burning fossil fuels making stream where the, such as flooding in somalia, but it's more common and more intense. vital eco systems of breaking down as ice sheets melt. permafrost falls, and coral rates die. at the un crime it talks in due by well fleet is agreed for the 1st time to transition away from fossil fuels. it was held as a breakthrough. and yet, many activists say the deal doesn't go far enough because it fails to specify phasing out fossil fuels. what you're missing is final step is massively needed to support developing countries for transition away from fossil fuels. scientists, one that if countries don't tact, fast enough mole,

climate records will be broken. dates of the past 2 years. i've been doing this, we said very similar things every single year. and so when for us that trends, if we ask us concentrations going up and down the sphere, then we'll continue to see it. so brazilian space and even hot to 2024. let's talk about this way. it's made your ologist, matthew poochie in a year of climate extremes. what stands out most to you looking back at 2023. so i think we have to understand that 2023 is not just a little the past 9 years has been the 9 warmest on a record this year will be about 1.3 to 1.4 degrees celsius above average. but really it's the margin with which we're cheating the number one spot. for example, global oceans are not only harder than they've ever been on record, but they're beating the previous record by quarter degrees celsius, which is a lot arctic sea ice has reached the record. well, we're about 1000000 square kilometers in depth. it's behind the lowest we seen on

record in the past, which is basically the size of germany and france. that's how march of march. and we're really beginning despite switch glaciers of last 10 percent of their mass in the past 2 years. in addition to the sea level rise increasing rapidly twice as fast as early 20th century at almost about a half a centimeter per year. and we've seen so many impacts in terms of the weather, extremely high temperatures. canada have 19000000 hector's burn. you've seen precipitation. we've seen flood, we've seen the roads all the extremes and often the size the coin really it's been a high end year. and unfortunately, this isn't slowing down any time soon. it was the warming off of some of the oceans . it really shocked me in 2023. but tell me we see reaction. we see change, but our policy and make is we, i think we cannot i don't really think so i think you have to understand it's not just the weather problem. it's an infrastructure problem too. we built our infrastructure, we built our roads, our cities are dwellings for climate of the past, and that's not really compatible with what's going on in the future. for example,

we're seeing much more significant flooding and longer throw some used to this, make it difficult to maintain some areas and live in some areas resources are being taxed in other places. we're seeing repeated linux for years and we just didn't have to deal with in the past. and i think it's, it's a tougher laptops to understand how flooding and drought are related. but really there are 2 sides of the same point. for every degrees celsius, the air temperature warms the atmosphere can hold about 7 percent more water were moisture is available. that means much more heavy flooding. you see the heavier rainfall rates, more rain, extremes over that moisture isn't available. the air sucks more moisture out of the ground, desiccated in drawing up the landscape and really reading french and flooding that's playing so many errors around the world this year. and unfortunately, those extremes will only continue to worse and as the years progress. so everything points to temperature is rising by more than one and a half degrees celsius, the pre industrial levels, but we're going to have to prepare for an even hotter whether it's on the stage most definitely, or i think it's, it's easy to like in the atmosphere like a,

a freight train so to speak. if you have picture a train getting going, it takes a really long time to slow that train down. so even if we stop emitting today, the atmosphere would still continue warming for decades to come because it's something called ocean out gas and gas and the oceans. greenhouse gas that we're up to taken by the oceans will be released into the atmosphere. so we'll continue with seeing that climate morning. the other thing too is something called positive feedback mechanisms. in other words, once you push climate change, it keeps going. the polar ice caps or melting, there's less white chinese up to reflect the way some lights are releasing more greenhouse gases for melting are permafrost. so many things the atmosphere are positive feedback loops, making time a change here to stay. you all just, matthew, computing a thank you. always easy ways, new use celebrations, taking place. this country's bring in 2024, said they putting on a show with more than 8 tons of fireworks binding on the skies above the bridge.

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