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the, the, the, the, the new is live from the, the us, just israel to plan for peace with the palestinians. you're a secretary of state and to me blinking forms the day being told of more of civilians in gaza is too high and says out of nations, one pencil relations with israel, but only what have cost to have published opinion states. so it is clear also on the program at court don't sinks into crisis. the president says these countries with drugs gas, exactly, wave of deadly violence, the storming of a t v station and the kidney, a police officer, germany surface travel kyle size, a 3 day rail strike triggers the constellations across the country. and unions will
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of move to come and we'll have devices from the world of consumer electronics in las vegas, including the companion driven by occupational intelligence for the fates that's convenient for you. any age pull color, you choose the, i'm so okay, welcome to the program. we begin in the middle east where in the next few hours us secretary of state down to the plane can, is to, to meet with palestinian leaders in the occupied westbank during torques. we see there is regularly, it is on tuesday. mister blinking reiterated us support for israel and cole for a reduction of the total of the war on gaza civilians. israel has vowed to destroy my mouth, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the us in you and others. a secretary of state and he
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blinked and his calling for comment. the region to prevents for war in gaza from spreading i see a link and how talks are prime minister benjamin netanyahu. washington is trying to balance support for israel with limiting civilian, suffering, blink, and emphasized with need to protect the people of gauze and increase aid. we know that facing anatomy that embeds itself among civilians who hides in and fires from schools from hospitals makes this incredibly challenging. but the daily tal once it leaves and gaza, particularly on children, is far too high. 3 months of fighting have left to gauze. the devastated of thousands of gauze instead, blinking cold on israel to start planning for peace. he said he must do more to support to monuments palestinian leaders to hold new settlements and stem pouch set
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to live islands. it's our unique bond and americans and during commitment to the people of israel, that allows indeed demands that we're as forthright as possible. and the moments with the stakes are highest. one of the choices that are the most, this is one of those moments develop a round has raised the very stakes defense minister, you'll have guidelines as that increasing the pressure once around was critical to preventing the war from spreading iran, which back. so mass supports and network is minutes in groups throughout the region . previously, rebels in yemen have attacks and seized ships in the red sea. his ball of forces in southern lebanon, a farming rocket. so these royal, as while in iraq and syria minutes into the lines of a run have attacked us troops with rockets and drive. and we're determined again that we uh, nazi escalation that we don't have the conflict just read. and we've made that very
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clear. but of course, if our personnel, if our forces are, are threatened or attacked, we'll take appropriate steps. we'll respond blink, and we'll continue his to on wednesday. he's due to travel to the occupied westbank, the talks of palestinian president mach mood of us. straight to a cold, responded tanya cramer in jerusalem. welcome tanya. is there any sign that the secretary of state's efforts to calm the situation or succeeding of the well, what you can say certainly is that his visit comes at a critical time. no 3 months into the war in garza, but also with the height and tensions between israel and the been each group has full are in the north. and also of course tensions with the human eye to these in the red sea. now what be seen as seeing again is that view
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a secretary of state and me blinking, pushed again israel to skids down the intensity of the strikes in garza, the he said that daily toll for the civilian population is far too high. he also said that they agreed on the united nation mission to him in the northern part of casa, to assess the damage, so that a goes into, had to flee to the south, where it showed during there are able to go back home. that this is very important to have the pathways to go back home to their homes of what is left of them about to be also heard the is really on the same before the visit that they are changing the tactics. they come but tactics as they put it in the noise, but that, that intensifying the offensive, the cells mainly around the city of con eunice. and now when it comes to the
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tensions between israel and has fuller, those united states have set that again. they will be pushing for diplomatic solution, but you've seen a lot of cross fortify here in the past days and weeks. and it's due to see whether this diplomatic approach will use any results. mr. bank could also call for the coal phone negotiations towards the establishment of a palestinian state after the war, which benjamin netanyahu has rejected in the past of the day. i think this is certainly something when it comes to a scenario is or talking about post of war a gun, so that the united states and israel, i'm not exactly on the same page. this is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly said that he doesn't support the creation of a palestinian state. and that certainly also goes for his far right. religious ministers in his government cabinet ministers and condition partners. but to mr.
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blink and also stressed that she was individually talked to regional leaders. and they said, you know, they needs to be a passed away to palestinian states to get to security and peace in the region. and that means also that is what it has to make some hard choices. i grew up tonya tonya trailer in jerusalem well, the potential for this conflict to spread is most evidence that israel is northern border with lab on, on has belong, militants and israel have been involved in cross border classes since the 7th of october. on tuesday, israel released a video of what it says was a strike against a senior has a block commander. israel says alex was saying, biology was in charge of has pronounced drones in $711.00 on tuesday also. so march crowds turn on the funeral of a different scene. it has block amanda,
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with some i'll tie will, who was killed and then these raving strikes and stuff and not been on on monday. and it's got most of my correspondents, a bus out kashodi who joins us from bay roads. welcome about about denies those. these riley claims about the audi who's saying a budget of how important is a, a good morning. good. some websites i live in. i have confirmed that the these information but source from has, well, i have denied it and i can neither confirm those and i have the, the has going to come under the lessons as well. i usually just to mention that has but usually morning. so any off is 5 times on come on, those codes, publishing reports and photos about them as we. so the last few weeks over to the public relations website denied these claims stating that the commander they called us commander, was never subjected to any destination. in the state did that affair to him as
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a commander of the unit, guessing that he is one of the most and boss, take military commanders and has a lot as will often maintains secrecy to guard against officials, names or informations. as a part of, along this time, the strategy is sometimes games have managed to off the day of this have that level prime minister has said that he is ready for 12, so long stems long term stability on his countries southern border with that israel is that he's decision because presumably he has to convince has blah, 1st it's no secret that has what was the most powerful play out for a living on that. but the antenna situation of a car, and i mean live and not i was on the verge of collapse at the state is suffering from installation. the people who live in on out are types of frequent crisis. and
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the fact started. so these for us maybe and make, has been, i think twice before escalating the conflict in the south as well as the way up to the office. the secretary general office will as soon as the law has commissions and his speech eval to several times that he understands the incentive situation that they've been on. and on this no secret about the kind of a coordination between as well as the government. they live in the meanwhile. and there is a diplomatic move in right now and has below receive messages through the government . thank you for that. our best our best alika chalet in by rooms. thank you so accurate, your web bottom says explode is into about the countries present as cold and internal conflict against drug scans. daniel and bo has declared that 20 to knock a groups of terrorist organizations and has ordered the army to neutralize them. at
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least a people have been killed and various attacks us as it is extremely worried about the violence. china has closed its embassy and confidence in the country. a gang series have a least a wave of terror in ecuador, a series of coordinates it attacks the government just struggling to contain heavy arm barcode storm to tv station in ecuador, as largest city, quiet cube during a live new shuttle. to mass goodman were there to warn ecuadorian and not to mess with the mafia. police special forces laser arrested all the attackers who dorians watched the brazen attack. horrified, unbelievable! it's the 1st time this has happened in this country. we leave everything to mister preston to the hand of god. is the presidency up to put a firm hand on this?
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because he takes a step back. it'd be worse. shops in schools or shows ecuadorian say the prevailing atmosphere is one of fear. i didn't much on of you a few minutes you this too much nervousness in the city. nothing but i'm at work. people are leaving early. all the people are leaving. you see a lot of traffic and alarms everywhere. this chaos about a bit. see if the goal is that the cause of law enforcement personnel are combing the country for notorious gang boss adolfo massey as known by his abs. vito use the king pin of love. jonetta was one of the most powerful cartels in ecuador. tito apparently fled a high security jail on sunday, a tardy say a 2nd major gang leader and other inmates subsequently escaped from another prison, the penitentiary zipping focal points of the unrest. there been incidents and at
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least 6 prisons around the country. police officers guarding the jails, had been kidnapped under reports of explosions here the homes of representatives of the judicial system. eco doors being racked by a surge of violence in recent years, tied to drug trafficking, including homicides and kidnapping. the country will be in a state of emergency for 60 days, during which officials can suspend people's rights and mobilize the army in places, including prisms of corresponding nicole. a reason is in the neighboring columbia and told us what they attack us hope to achieve. it is, he had a bit unclear of what they wanted to achieve. exactly. this seems to be you reaction to resend a declarations of a state of emergency, for example, that came late friday, also the disappearance of a fee to of one of the gang members that you just mentioned there. and also this is
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a game of power, a game of control that obviously trying to show who is in control of a country. lately, it seemed more that a criminal gangs are in control of the country. and lots of the drug operations that have been increasing and these past few years actually also being operate for operated from inside of prisons. so that happened very violent incidents over the past year. for example, in prisons that in connection with drug trafficking, with a criminal organization and they have links to cartels and mexico, they have also links to drug or news organizations here in columbia. and actually people in columbia find that a quarter or as right now experience a situation that have seen also in the 1980s. for example, with that war on gain crime and drug trafficking, which was very severe and very traumatic for the country to the coal, racing and forcing 2023 was the hottest here on record, according to the size of your pin unions. component of cosette climate change service and they've been studying global temperature reco. it's going back to
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$1850.00 and then we'll in but this year can be even hotter it's concerning milestone, which didn't come as a surprise to many scientists. the 2nd half of 2023. so unusual. a streak of daily heat reco. it's being broken. but according to the european union's copernicus, climate change service last year is global. average temperature didn't just break the record. it shifted. it's 20. 23 has been by a large margin the worst year in our record that goes back to the 19 forty's. not telling me that, you know, who likes the would we have just been through the word missed here. all right, you street. and quite possibly one of the word missed or the word mister last 100000 years. research is working on the copernicus project, found that globally 2023 was on average 1.4 degrees celsius boma. then in
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pre industrial times, they say while the natural el nino width of phenomenon boosted temperatures, man made climate change was definitely driving the reco dries. but is a combination of the so mean you're certainly going to do that today and possibly other other sources of bi immediately. so it is not just kind of change, but then it would be impossible to explain this before and go with the temperature . we talked side of things. one area of particular concern is the ocean. the data shows the surface temperatures also smashed record highs. the 2023 results indicate temperatures teetering on 1.5 degree warming. that was the limit set by countries in the 2015 power as climate agreement, to avoid the most severe consequences of climate change. but exceeding 1.5 degrees in the short term doesn't mean the code will be broken all day. we end to 2023,
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just below you. that 1.5 degree limit. the expectation is that in the coming months we will exceed that $1.00. degrees for a 12 month period, and however the powers agreement isn't breaking until we've exceeded that 1.5 degree celsius for a long period of time, and by long period i mean 20 s. while the findings don't spell the end of the power as agreement, it clearly shows the earth's warming is accelerating. and the scale of the challenge, the world now faces is growing with it. had in germany, millions of communities are facing massive disruption because of a 3 day stride called by the train drive as union base is affecting cargo and passenger trains that slips the main rail operates and torture bonds. the kinds of thousands of trains from the early strips back emergency time tables,
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judging people to postpone non essential travel strikes. the latest moving along, running dispute of pay and working are still in dw, is that jenny graham at valley central station welcome at jenny. any trains running that good morning so well, it's not a good morning for anyone looking to travel by train in germany today. i'm here at better than central station on the platform that would normally be packed for lift people crammed with commuters. but today, many of them will if they can be working from home because 3 days of strike action, as you said, have just started and very, very few trains are running and those are likely to be severely delayed. well, days before the strike that you have in the company, i don't, your bon offered to talk about a cut, a working hours, which is one of the main,
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one of unions made demands. why did they press on with this strike rather than negotiating well, it was actually touching, go as to whether they straight quick go ahead. earlier this week thought to by and try to seek an injunction from a specialist lever court in or just to try to start this industrial action. that court said no and the strike is happening. the union wants a reduction in working hours, specifically for people working shift patterns, looking to reduce, working iris from 6 to 8 to 35 hours a week, but with no reduction in pay. the adult shavanne says that's not possible, not just financially, but because of a shortage of skilled workers. it's well documented that germany faces a severe shortage of skilled labor. the government is actually trying to provide incentives for people to move here from the broad to fill those positions. so the
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strike is going ahead today because talks between the union and the national real for you to dodge upon having deadlocks. for months now you're the german has been hit by series of strikes and industrial action. uh widespread protests at the moment, blocking roads and highways. tell us more about that. yes . well, many people who would have been taking the train to they might have thought that they could jump in the car, but really the situation on highway is it more to repeat that most are ways as an uh, is it going to be much base or as we've seen reporting throughout the week on t w. news of farmers and people working in the agricultural sector have been taking to the, to the highways to, to protest again, costs to fuel subsidies. nice to be and brands and berg roads. many roads are already blocked and the action is, is going to last, right? they don't far from where i am here at the front and birth dates,
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tractors are part of this action is going to go on right through to next monday, culminating and a massive protest where people from a ride and germany are going to join the farmers protesting here, so a lot going on. thanks jenny, i dw jenny graham had been in a central station so let's take a look at that to find this process. this jenny was saying that sets up road blocks and i planned week long protests that i'm getting about government plans to slash agricultural subsidies. low make as if withdrawal and some of the proposed costs. but farms are still frustrated with the chancellor and his coalition, which are struggling to fix a budget mess on to contain the right wing forces. nothing can stop them. neither the early our nor the cold, thousands of farmers in germany. you want to paralyze the country for a week in christ,
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to an hours drive from berlin. they've been joined by tradesman hall of yours and private individuals. they are protesting against the governments grant austerity cuts. but they have much more at stake. thoughts if you are y'all to feel a lot spill top over the years, we've already had to accept cuts in agriculture subsidies. recently we've increased bureaucracy. what's happening there is on speak about we have to deal with cost increases on cost, increases for personnel, machinery and energy by the machine, by the end of the 4 farmers, agricultural policy has been going in the wrong direction for years. they are now faced with rising inflation and energy prices. it's clear who's to blame for the misery. the traffic like government is just crap. that's what i'm saying. the speeches and not just about subsidies but also about migration climate and gender policy. for many, the government is just an object of hate and shots be
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a chess game begins with the poor and the game goes on until the king falls. turnage that the right wing extremists also want to take advantage of this and to the government moot. that is why they are supporting the protest in some places loudly hear more in the background. then it starts traffic jams form everywhere. as a tractor procession makes its way to puts down the seat of the french book state government, the crowd becomes increasingly angry. they want the head of the regional cabinet to come out onto the streets, which he does and distances himself from the policies of the federal government, even though he belongs to the same party as the chancellor. each kind of ordinance with you, i can only advise the federal government to completely withdraw the cons. that would be my 1st piece of advice. my 2nd piece of advice would be to seek dialogue. yellow to mask protests and bows locates and rail strikes. could be on
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because it's going to become more human in the way it works. for now, a i will assist in computers and cars and phones and whatever. there's this, but the big questions remain unanswered. turner decides, remind you about top story at this hour. you are a secretary of the us, secretary of space has described the toll of the world and in gaza on civilians is far too high. that's the reading is rated data science and he thinks instead of experience must be able to, which is next soon to visit the west of basketball. his diplomatic tour of the middle is coming up about next on dw, close up, the looks of most of prompting health care workers in albania. to the remember this morning use on analysis on www. dot com and on our social media channels at dw, i'll be back at the top of the have
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