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anger and morning in the occupied westbank, 9 palestinians are killed in one of the deadliest israeli raids in mumps scuffles in the halls of bay route. i were attempts to stall a probe into the 2020 port explosion. boeing officials are in a u. s. court to respond to accusations of fraud. i have a 2 plane crashes that killed 346 people. plus, i'm john 100 in chicago and coming up i'll show you who's pulling the strings at the chicago international puppet theater festival. and in sports or any sub olenka is through to her 1st grand slam final. the beller russian will play alina river. kina in the australian open cycle decide ah funerals have been held across the occupied westbank for those killed in as rainy

rate in the jenin refugee camp. 2 09 palestinians die. i dont friends railey forces entered early on thursday morning. i was there as a summer, been dr. aid explains how the events unfolded. ah, a new the read but is really forces in the west bank. these vehicles headed towards the janine refugee camp palestinian sea, among the people killed in the reed with an elderly woman. ah, it is really ami statements as its forces conducted a counter terrorism operation in the center of the janine cat. apprehend quote it terror squad belonging to islamic jihad organization. israeli soldiers entered the building and also say detonated to explosive devices. and killed suspects. blushes

broke out as news broke of the killings people pelted stones. it is really vehicles in the vicinity. ah, the injured were taken to the nearest hospital palestinian health ministry accused israeli forces of intentionally using tear gas inside the children's hospital ward red exceed the situation in the refugee camp was critical, and israeli forces were stopping ambulances from reaching people who are wounded one and 2 dozen palestinians have been killed in the west bank this month is really forces have stepped up in what they call and deter operations. some of the jobs out there, the staff are shanta is the director of freedom fair say in jeanine, and he told us what he witnessed. i think the money i have in the after that we like it probably in the middle of the what is the 5 they just got a bam. and after that the lashes mean it's like you actually started from that

to $1030.00. it was like the invasion, 2002 when as i did the saw you made sense of like the job is that like you sense or like women's center, they all. busy in the middle of it, by the way, in fact to banish jillions. one is that is a sense and it's still different and she can expect to be honest. but baby is jenny and i said some people, some people, but it's not about. busy wanting before about what we don't, what will happen. we expect something from this government by this government was nothing else and that will continue their attack. did you need to? they will continue to kill the people her much. i mean is one of 19 refugee camps

in the occupied westbank. it was created 70 years ago to house palestinians expelled from the homes when israel was founded to day, around $14000.00 people living in an area less than half a square kilometer. the city and the refugee camp is seen as a center of palestinian resistance against the israeli occupation. a number of armed groups have emerged from the as well considers jennine, a hub of what it calls terrorist activity after a series of palestinian attacks on israeli target's last year. israel launched an operation in the area as it targets armed fighters, but civilians and children have been killed. raids are a regular occurrence and jeanine residents fairville early escalate under israel's new fall, right government. what on a boot is a palestinian human rights lawyer and former legal advisor to the p alone? she joins us now from hey, for down a festival, your response to this raid. this is obviously

a war crime and we knew that this was going to happen. we've been talking about this for quite some time. it's not just a question of this government, but a question of each and every government that we see in israel, because there hasn't been a single israeli government that has ever paid the price for perpetrating these war crimes. for example, last year in 2022. when it was not the national government was a different government, completely won that town of itself as being a central left government 2022 was the deadliest year for palestinians in the west bank because israel was targeting in killing them. many of them were being children . so the problem here is that unless israel is held to account unless it faces criminal charges, we're going to continue to see that israel is killing palestinians and getting away literally with murder. and given the best government as current government, us more significantly further to the right. do you see more raids like this

happening and more escalation? absolutely. one of the things that we've seen is that, as i mentioned last year, was the deadliest year for palestinians in the west bank. 2022 was the douglas year . and here we are in 2023. and we're already on part surpassed those numbers. and this is because this is a right when government and extreme whiteman government, whose only agenda is to try to build an expanse that settlements in to try to kill as many palestinians as possible. we've been saying for quite some time that israel should be facing sanctions that israel should be facing some sort of accountability . and yet we haven't seen it. as you know, last year is real, not only killed as many, many, many palestinians, but including one that you yourself know, shooting of on that one of your former colleagues. it was, it was a murder that has been the most investigated murder, i believe in history here. and yes, still nothing was done. this is what israel has learned that it can do whatever it was, doesn't matter who's in power and get away with murder. and you went to war crimes

earlier and even the i, c. c, there are a number of probes in the i c. c, looking into this accusation of war crimes. they've been there for 7 years. why are they not moving? because at the end of the day, as much as we'd like to think the laws somehow separate a law is actually political. and there is, there are attempts to try to block any measures to hold israel accountable 1st and foremost by people within the united states. and from other european governments as well the what the message that has been sent to palestinians is that we're supposed to just lay down and die and allow israel to kill us with free will and never be held to account. this is why it was actually going about changing some of its own laws to make sure that no israeli soldiers ever held to account for killing any palestinian. we're expecting about half an hour's time, a statement from the palestinian authority with us in present abbas

a important decisions will be announced. we've also had her mass saying it will respond to this deadly as deadly of raids. but people of the palestinians of a lost faith in their leadership a long time ago. look, this is the leadership that was elected in 2005. and it was supposed to only stay in put in power for it for 4 years until 2009 or the year 2023. and for every single massacre that happens, he always comes forward and says that important decisions are going to be made. and yet all that we ever see is that he continues to collaborate with israel. he continues to do israel's bidding, that he isn't doing anything to hold israel to account. and instead he just remains in office sitting there with what we're not sure what the future is going to hold. halsey is lost faith in their leadership a long time ago, but we haven't lost faith in ourselves. and this is why you continue to see that people are demanding their freedom. they're demanding their rights and that they

will take matters into their own hands to make sure that we are we do see freedom. but, but how concerned are you about people taking matters into their own hands? because in the wake of this lack of leadership was saying more support growing for these armed groups such as jenny, but gaze the lions, den val gaining more support and that is only and escalate further. the situation it's the other way around is that israel is occupying us, we're not occupying israel. and because israel's occupying us, we have a right both to defend ourselves as well as a right to resist. if israel doesn't want to see any of that, they simply have to end their military occupation. the problem has been that is what wants to have a quiet occupation. and we haven't seen anywhere in history that there's ever been such a thing as a quiet occupation. they want quiet, it means that they have to end their military rule and lap hausteen's women, freedom. but some might say that israel actually welcomes this escalation and violence. absolutely,

this is exactly what is real was. this is why they're the ones who are going into these refugee camps and killing palestinians. again, it's not the other way around. israel has been the one has been using it's, it's leverage, it's support, it's the magic sports economic support. it's military might to, to effectively go into and try to level a refugee you think about that. and so of course, israel wants to violence. if they didn't, they could easily stop it, but they choose that. they want to continue the violence because they want to be able to, to wipe out palestinians. they want to be able to steal palestinian land and they want to be able to do it with diplomatic assurances that nothing will ever happen to them. donovan, to very good to speak to you, thanks very much for joining his hair out. there was plenty more. stella had her on this news hour, including more on a quiet crackdown against chinese protestors who rallied against cove at 19 restrictions. and the humanitarian caravan travelling through the colombian

villages that were abandoned during decades of armed conflict. plus all the sports and monster united take accept closer to an ending badge for the drought. those details coming up later with andy in the program post with a judge investigating the bay route port explosion in lebanon in 2020 has been summoned by lebanon's top prosecutor tart. better has been charged with miss handling the inquiry, but refuses to step down. people angered by the slow pace of the investigation protested at the palace of justice in a hodder reports from beirut. wow, this is the latest ground of nearly 3 year fight for justice and the rule of law. families of victims of the explosion invade report in 2000 and plenty are up

against a ruling establishment that has been evading accountability. today's anger coincides with a tug of war between lebanon's chief prosecutor and away debt. and the judicial investigator in charge of the investigation thought it bitter guide is not your shame on you. this woman cries, why should we lose our children? and they remain in power. no official has been held to account for one of the world's largest non nuclear blast, that despite many as high as the president were aware of the presence of highly exclusive materials being stored at the port warehouse. i'm really angry and i'm discuss with what they are trying to do to delay the investigation or even stop it . because they don't see what you are feeling. they did not go through what you went through and are going through now. and they are serving their political agenda, their prob,

has been repeatedly stalled. the 1st judge was removed after he charged high ranking politicians. and the 2nd judge guitar has now been charged with rebelling against the judiciary and supreme power. judge, but tar house support because he's done the unthinkable and post civil war lebanon going after high ranking officials in the political and security establishment and the judiciary. he may not be able to implement his decisions nor conduct legal proceedings, but he is defiant and promising not to step down and will issue indictments even if he is in prison. many here are not surprised in a country with a history of impunity and the judiciary that lacks political independence pursuing as a sequence of political interventions through the rail. the investigation yesterday and one strawberry was a complete could the tar and good judicial system? were the attorney general decided to release every one,

although he had it accused himself from the file for more than a year. grieving families have again lost hope and the investigation has again been stalled. on a day, alexandra, one of the youngest victims of the blast was supposed to turned 6 years old. santa gooder alger cedar failed, keeps mer, says 15 russian cruise missiles have been shot down during a series of attacks across ukraine. and he's one person was killed in the capitol. energy infrastructure was target says in the southern region of odessa. natasha butler reports from one of the areas that was hit in cave. what as a huge crater here, just off the main road running through this village, a number of homes have been well, nearly destroyed. you can see roofs nearly o crumbling, broken, blown out windows. and here behind me, this house lily on the point of collapse and we spoke of that house and he says she

was at home when those tags began. julie fig. i heard rattling, so i turned my tv volume down. i knew there was an air raid alert, but i was watching the news. i couldn't sleep. then all just exploded. yeah, i was in a daze. i don't remember anything after that. it is in the when we had to live live you. 2 0, people in this village are clearly very upset and very shaken with what has happened. some of the homeowners are coming here trying to salvage what they can. you've got neighbors also just coming to try and help and lend a hand. we've seen some emergency service workers and also electricians trying to restore some of the power lines that came down with this latest wave of russian attacks is being seen by many people in ukraine is moscow's response to the fact that western powers have decided to send ukraine tanks, ukraine has received

a major boost from its nato allies. germany says it will provide 14 of its most advanced tanks. the leopard to us has announced it sending 31 abrams combat vehicles. same roster. avi has more it is being called a game changer for you. cree berlin, agreeing to supply. it's robert to tax. speaking to reporters from a military training facility in east germany, defense minister boris, for stories was pressed on when they will arrive in conflict. have you gotten quite younger the 4th laurel the little we are going to do the house one to 3 oil. how just it field over if you don't time because he is expected to be imminent. all i know is earlier this week, germany approved the delivery of hundreds of leper to tanks in e u arsenals. to keep in the 1st stage of the latest nato push to send more heavy weapons. what ukrainian commanders say they need along with more ammunition before

the winter thought. and then expected russian spring offensive. getting those vehicles will improve their ability to take ground. but, but i would be a little cautious about assuming that with them they will conquer the world. the u . s. is sending dozens of its m one abrams tanks and the u. k. 14 of its challenger twos, they will add to hundreds of russian t 70 two's already in ukrainian military service. moscow seized the development as western countries becoming directly involved in the war. and one that will lead to what it describes as permanent escalation. the successive tanks on land in european conflicts has historically relied on air supply. and that is exactly what ukraine's president says. it needs next long range missiles, more artillery, and crucially water and military aircraft. if it is to take back the skies over ukraine, famous rob just blowing officials are and courts to answer accusations of fraud

leveled by families of passengers killed in 2737. mac says one plane crashed into the java sea of ends these of coast in october 2018, killing all 10809 people on board. and from 5 months later there was another crash in ethiopia, 157 people died then. and this, the investigations found a faulty automated flight control system was to blame for the incidence. boeing is accused of criminal conspiracy from misleading us regulators about the system that when early 2021. boeing page $2500000000.00 as the deal with the government to get the chance is drops. well it's, it's want the courts and the justice department to throw out that settlement. let some pack some of this with political hey, she's at the department of justice in washington dc. party festival. talk us through. what's happening that to day oh, today,

the justice department and boeing never thought they'd see actually happen. so in a dallas court room, what we expect we're going to hear is representative from boeing put in i, his, basically, his plea. their plea to this criminal charge of tried to defraud, can speak conspiracy to defraud the government. then the more important part is we're going to hear from about a dozen family members of the crash victims tally of their pain, telling their story before this judge. now, as you mentioned, they thought this was done. there was a $2500000000.00 settlement. that money was going to go to the airlines, the families of fines to the government. in exchange, they were dropped that criminal complaint, what the family member sued. and it was a long lawsuit under the idea of the victims a defense, the cry, crash, crime, victims rights act, excuse me. basically they were arguing that they were victims of a crime. if that was the case, the government had to notify them that these negotiations were happening. they had to tell them about the sediment. they did it. so it took a long time, but the court came back and said yes, they are. in fact, victims of a crime,

so they had that right. but the judge didn't do is throw the deal entirely. he still has not ruled on that. so what these victims families are doing is they are hoping by their testimony that they can either convince the judge that throughout the deal or the justice department changed their mind. so far, even though to new administration, this justice department biden's justice department says they want to keep the deal with boeing and to we expect an outcome today from the court. one thing i want to be looking for is a special request that the families have put for. they say they want to see a court appointed overseer basement go into following because as part of the deal, boys said they were making complete changes to their structure, to their ethics, to their processes. so these families are saying fine, a court should appoint basically someone to oversee it, make those changes public, make sure that boeing is following through. so the judge could rule on that as far as the broader issue of whether or not this deal can stand. usually they do not

rule from the bench on the day that can take weeks, sometimes months. if the justice department doesn't change their mind. if the judge doesn't go with the families, though, it is really hard to see how they have a path forward to basically getting another day in court. ok, patty, thanks very much for explaining some of that tourist. let's join now. kenneth quinn, he's the general counsel and secretary of the flight safety foundation and partner at clyde and co no family joins us from washington. d. c. good to happy with us. first of all, we go response to boeing. being in court today. yeah, a little bit circus. i think that the judges love all of this happened. i think no basis exists to upset the agreement which was painstakingly negotiated. and they found no evidence of managerial knowledge or direction of kind of, of the detroit in of the, of a, on the ymca system. so i think it's a procedural thing to let some of the family members speak about their victim. we all know that the terrible tragedy that they suffered or heard from 1st go up to

them, but absolutely no basis exist to up. so i don't oversee hearing that is not enough for the families. they don't feel that justice has been done. this deal was negotiated without that knowledge. yeah, i've a lot of experience in many of these tragedies and nothing replaces irreplaceable irreparable loss. and the sense of justice can never be done, but boeing has suffered mightily not. and in addition to 2 and a half $1000000000.00 that they paid out, they were grounded for the shoot period of time. they take an enormous reputational shift. and so, not just a competition of the families, not just compensation to the airlines, it's a big pedal too. so the government itself, but it's a reputational damage and they set up systems, but it is just to jump in there because it is one thing for a major company to take a financial hit to quite another for the key employees. the key need is in that

company to take responsibility for the damages for the loss of more than 300 lives and i think no one second, the more. ready responsibility than boeing in this case, taken responsibility and a deferred prosecution agreement for $2000000000.00. nobody has been found criminal guilty. nor should they this case was the case of the unlike or like many others where tragic chain of instance happened. that resulted in a catastrophic event. that's what happened. so maybe what we try to do is not both criminal penalties. we want to encourage people to come forward and admit mistakes and then find out what went wrong, why it happened, and then put in mitigation to make sure the tragedy never happens again. that's the best way to honor the news of, of the victims. you don't think anyone should be find guilty for the charge of defrauding the u. s. government? well, someone was actually tries found. no, it was and found guilty, he was acquitted. so justice try to impose severe criminal penalties on the person

that misled. they could just go back to the deal that was made with the us justice department. this was under president trump for president trump. how was it that no families of the victims were involved in that negotiated settlement or even made aware of it? yeah, i mean, the justice department for having luck sold to the family as extensively in advance of entering into the prosecution agreement. but from my perspective it's, it's no arms, but we know the terrible, terrible consequences of what happened in the lion, air, and crashes. we know how, what a huge tragedy reparable loss occurred. what we want to do is find out again or is management involved. they were not as the evidence showed, and then make them pony up, pay the damages. all of these victims loved ones are going to be compensated if they haven't already a, the find a,

the u. s. government or the fire pay the penalties that the airlines compensate everybody. but most importantly, make sure the safety of the 737 match going forward is incredibly say they have to put them to a ringer for almost 2 years. so i think that's the way we honor these. i mean, on that point you align with the effect of families, don't you? because one thing they want the court today to appoint as an overseer of whether it gives creating this culture of safety and ethics. do agree with that. so, and there's already oversight in place and justice and barbara by the justice of barbara. so that is a binding agreement, the local responsibilities for extra safety oversight. dr. ethics oversight. i know boeing personally, it will happen. they've made huge changes, of course, to ceos. different has that made public and if there has been these changes, why isn't it being made public?

well, it has a, i mean it's an ongoing oversight over 3 to 5 years. so as they roll forward, you'll, you'll, you'll find out whether there's any non compliance versus provide that with the families are asking to for the steps to be made public. they want to know now that there were already changes being made, not in 5 years time, but another exit may have happened by them. well, if they read everything that is in the prosecution agreement, they can see all the changes that have already been. and all of that is public, and you can find out about that. i'm boeing's website, so no additional oversight is necessary. no additional auditing the semester. the government is and will hold the people that are going. okay, kenneth glenn, we really appreciate you taking the time to come and talk to us how not sarah, thanks very much. thank you. no rights group say chinese police have been quietly arresting young people who protested against cove at 19 restrictions and november.

many of the demonstrators were given warnings of us who were detained, haven't been heard from since katrina. you reports from beijing. this video is being circulated by the friends and supporters of physician or 26 year old book editor who has not been seen or heard from since december canada shipping. if you're watching this little or she says to some i've been taken away by the police . oh, rights group say she's among dozens of people who have been detained since taking part in demonstrations against china. 0 credit policy in november. that was no surprise to buy the crocodile by the punishment by the government by was very surprised by the actions and courage our young people. the protest in several cities were the largest seen in china for decades. they were sparked by the death of 10 people in an apartment block fire in the western city of gucci, critic say that deaths were preventable and blamed strict corbett 19 controls. some

called for the stepping down of chinese leaders seat in pink, but more stood in solidarity with those who died, demanding an end to restrictions for your hurry. let's see some your belt that we have the right to express our emotions. us empathy is for those who lost their lives. that's why we went to the say, this federal was attended by thousands of people. we followed the rows without conflict with the police on soc. president c downplayed the movement as frustrated students, but shortly afterwards, police began contacting, questioning and warning boys who attended st gatherings were illegal. protest to say they did not give their details to authorities. this area by the young, moreover here invading is where protest is gathered in november. like most public places in the city. it's blanketed with high tech surveillance cameras like this one. china has one of the most sophisticated surveillance systems in the world,

facial recognition cameras, and more balfour and tracking devices will use to identify demonstrators, say, rights groups. china's foreign ministry has denied any mistreatment reward her father. warrior china is governed by the rule of law. and the various legal rights and freedoms enjoy by chinese students are fully guaranteed. so jason was initially detained for 24 hours and released. but as some of her friends began to disappear in the weeks to follow, she suspected she would be next to william if they want to. convict does show the public. the evidence do not lead us disappear from this world. unjustly. a friends of thought have told alto 0, they are very concerned for her well being. she was last heard from on christmas eve. katrina you out a 0 beating. cilla has hair on out to sarah a severe cold snap hits asia. japan and south korea shivered through raffled low

temperatures and celebrates or demonstrate divisions across australia on how it marks as national dame plus in sports. this pga tour rook he makes the shots of his life. those details coming up shortly. ah, how low they will start in south america, and there's more wet weather to come for brazil was seeing a rush of showers and thunderstorms. how much of the country in particular, eastern coastal areas, we've got red warnings out for the state of spiritual santo. we are expecting heavy rain here pushing up into by your state and further north, those thunderstorms set to rumble their way further south. we could see some flooding from the intense rains but rio de janeiro,

a few days of sunny spells before the weather. weather starts to move in over the weekend for the south. this is a story of intense heat, but an area of low pressure is going to bring so west weather and knocked temperatures down from northern areas of argentina as well as paraguay and uruguay . we have a look at the 3 day for when are serious we will be on the average on friday, thunderstorms through to saturday. that was a move to central america. we've seen a cold wave, st. northern areas of mexico wet weather, affecting the south and the east places like choppers, seen some heavy falls, that rain pulling its way across its western parts of cuba. it is an improving picture skies are certainly starting to dry up sunshine coming through the cloud there. where the brisk, the wind is blowing in some cooler conditions with heavy rain for billy's on friday . ah, ah

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ah, and again you're watching out is there. as reminder of our top stories, this, our caves mass has 15 russian cruise missiles have been shot down in a series of attacks across ukraine. at least one person has been killed and 2 others injured. a judge investigating the bay route pause explosion and lebanon in 2020 has been summoned by 11 and stopped. prosecutor, judge tarrant guitar has been charged with miss handling the inquiry and his refusing to step down. people gathered at the justice palace in the capitol, demanding accountability for the disaster. hands 9 palestinians have been killed during an israeli military rate and occupied westbank,

the deadliest in years. an elderly woman was reported amongst the dead and the janine refugee camp. a humanitarian caravan is traveling through the jungles of columbia. it's part of an unprecedented move to help people displaced by decades of conflict with armed grapes such as the e. l. an out of there is alessandra ramp. yeti has exclusive access to the caravan . in the 1st part of his report, he looks at the place of people and communities who feel abandoned and neglected. neary silence enveloped this abandoned village along the san juan river in western columbia. it's people displaced by violence of arm groups fighting for control of this territory. gloria marie jo has returned after she was forced to flee in december. oh, of her family possessions are gone and she's overwhelmed by emotions and their mother and see at the more you speak up, the more we denounce the more we're left alone until we had disappeared. i only

wish i could be in my house resting with my children, even if it isn't much moody your spur of a unique piece. caravans travelling with members of the government, peace negotiating team, and it's sworn enemies, the national liberation army rebel group, or t e l. n on that unit there drafting a plan to help bring urgent humanitarian relief to this and other communities affected by fighting. i'm appears at 101 book. we want to reach a substantial agreements with solutions for the communities. we are here to hear your concerns and proposals, including any criticisms you might have against the e l. m. were here for him. the united nations civil society organizations and international observers are also part of the journey. the san juan runs deep in the columbian jungles close to the pacific ocean. it's a lawless territory. rife with drug routes and illegal gold mines. there are no roads, nor any sizable state presents no basic sanitation or health services. during the

last couple of years, renewed clashes between the elaine, the army, and other armed groups fighting to control this very sorry, of forest hundreds to flee, and others to remain confined in their villages. in this indigenous community, a per military group imposed a curfew and land mines surrounding the village. mean they can't move hunt or grow from any more air of the confinement, homes or food safety. we can't harvest freely any more, nor go to the fields. the insecurity means we never know what can happen at any time. must have appeared through columbia's 1st left his president as promised to change all this, bringing to an am 6 decades of conflict with his ambitious total peace plans. trying to negotiate deals with all criminal groups, the leader of the government delegation hopes the caravan can be a 1st step in this direction. enrollment is to perform early up on the government and it is situations on one side and the eel and on the other needs to build the

conditions for people to return and remain in their territories. it's a partial measure and emergency measure, which doesn't mean we will not address more structural needs, but this is a necessary step to try and address this tragedy. but many like gloria say they heard it all before. you see a lot more. yes, if whether we want to believe that this government will do things differently. not any say it wants pace, but be able to construct it because one thing is desiring peace, another is making it happen. the caravan will turn your findings into a report the will present to peace negotiators in february and mexico, who will devise a plan to implement immediately hopefully bringing some relief to those who for too long of only known abandonment and neglect. allison and betty al jazeera along the san juan river and was all violence as preventing children from getting educated norwegian. refugee councils has 42 percent of children and not going to

school due to people being displaced and schools closing since 2018 attack by medicine enabling molly and the keener fossa has spilled into the country. the west is the less affected region. the violence is to space more than 850000 people. half a 1000000 children live in areas affected by conflicts. and while the 900 schools have been forced to close. yeah, excellent. the sector jonathan will reach a refugee council, says the violence has reversed the progress that need you made on education. and the last 5 decades. they have the youngest population in the world, the poorest population in the world. and now the population that is most neglected by everybody. so we're failing, the youth on the share of the sa hell in the share of the 50 years of progress. the last 5 years, fewer and few of children have been able to make it to school is

a difficult thing to really bring stability and to bring security to such a region with many on groups that are gaining strength and that a go roaming across borders in tele berry at the the, the mothers i met said they had walked for hours from that told villages. finally, they got hope for the children and for themselves where we provide education and, and some services. but, but of course they need to be able to go back in safety and then they didn't t. it's not only the respond cannot only be military insecurity. weiss think that's been too much that logic chasing young jihad, this have sort of been the response to all of this. if there is no livelihood, if there is no believe in a better economic future, and there if there isn't really protection of the civilians where they are,

then this will continue. thousands of people have rallied across australia, calling for its national day celebrations to change the indigenous community. and it supports the say. busy rival at the 1st british fleet on this day in the 18th century marks a day of genocide and a public holiday glorifies the invasion. sarah clark reports from brisbin australia day 2023 thousands of people lined sydney harbor to celebrate the beginning of modern estrella. that's when britain's 1st fleet sailed into city cove in 1788, but not every one is feeling proud, and some refused to share in the celebration. around the country, protest is rallied, challenging was astride is national. di represents. they call it invasion day, a time to mourn the displacement of the 1st nations people to the eyes,

which will be a dive morning. it should be the recognition of the 1st shot that was flawed, and the thought of the war gives the upgrade. this is ground 0 genocide. ground 0 happened here on 26th of january, 17 id i. nobody should be celebrating the movement to change the date is gaining momentum. want to bring people together in a spirit of reconciliation. so we don't want to die where it celebrates our culture, and i am australian history. but today is not that i to do it on that momentum has been acknowledged by the prime minister. who says australian companies must allow employees opposed to australia, day, the right to work on this public holiday, to die to die. that's important to celebrate who we are, but also to recognize that the changing nature of australia. this is trying to avoid in a referendum to decide if the country's constitution should be changed to acknowledge the 1st nations people is successful in white money, just big nose,

but it also gave they didn't community a brighter side and the national political nike closer not everyone wants to change the date. conservative opposition leader peter dutton is among those defending a strategy day. he argues the country should celebrate its mix of indigenous british and multicultural histories. debate about increasing recognition of indigenous australians will go well beyond australia day. the proposal enshrining what's being an indigenous voice in the constitution being put to a referendum later this year. sarah clark out a 0 brisbin. an extreme cold slap is sweeping parts of asia to pan has been badly affected recording some of its cold as temperatures in a decade, have a snowfall and strong winds have disrupted traffic and grounded hundreds of flights . of mcbride has more from tokyo. this is as broad sway the v stays with its been

affected by this cold, massive air moving from the north, down in south korea. they have issued the cold wave warning that when you get 2 consecutive days of temperatures below minus 15 in sol capital, they've recorded around minus 20 degrees. they've also now issued the heavy snow advisory there is in north korea that there's possibly more concern for their vulnerability, with temperatures down to around minus 30 degrees. because of course, infrastructure there is less developed, there is less reliable energy supplies outside of the major cities. there's also been some concern from local governments in china about the supply i to keep people warm in some of the areas affected, the northern and central parts of china. just a one example of how low temperatures have got there is a town of more heard. this is about the most northerly town in china. it's in this salient of land right inside the siberian land mass, where they have recorded a bo numbing minus 53 degrees centigrade. north korea is also under an

extreme cold weather alert. a capital pyongyang is under a 5 day knock down to contain a rising number of cases of what it says. our respiratory illnesses north koreans have been asked to check their temperatures 4 times a day and report the results. and government order doesn't mention cove at 19 in afghanistan, mold a 150 people have died and freezing temperatures. taliban officials say it's one of the coldest winters and more than a decade and more extreme weather is forecast. catcher, lopez, haughty and reports. it's the coldest winter to hit afghanistan and 15 years with temperature is dropping to minus $34.00 degrees celsius. avoiding the freezing cold isn't an option for most people. in this makeshift camp and cobble shalysea is displaced and doesn't have much to protect her family. she says the conditions were simply too much for 2 of her children. oh yeah. they don't match them. okay. but

the we that is so called recently 2 of my children die. mom, we don't have enough to hate the room when we came. we tried to bake breathed to keep warm and out of my mother, distributing aid to survive. this weather is challenging. humanitarian group say the telepaths. a recent ban on female workers and nonprofit organizations is limiting their reach in this local school, the weather is also posing challenges of zuba for both of us during the early morning and night. the weather so cold that most of our students cannot come. some older students back to make it, but young ones cannot. most foreign aid has been suspended since the taliban returned to power in 2021. the government has limited support and money them would us them gloria. however, the law owe them when we asked friendly countries and the united nations to help

all the poor and needy people affected by this situation of malo. people are struggling to survive. now humanitarian groups fear the harsh winter will further deepen and already dire humanitarian crisis. katya locus of a young al jazeera, dramatic pitch as have emerged of a boss as it plunged into a lake and took here. driver lost control was turning and the vehicle went into a reservoir in the eastern city of malachi cctv images. so panic amongst the 7 passengers, as walter gushed inside, the bus was meant to board a fairy. to cross the lake. every one managed to swim to safety. cilla had hair on out to sara, all the sports and the racing series. aiming to prove that motor sport dos have a sustainable future. ah

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ah ah no performance from 10 countries are coming together to celebrate the art of poppet tree hand puppets, marionettes and an array of modern figurines and taking center stage at chicago's international puppet theater festival. john engine stopped by the cities. fine arts building to find out who is pulling the strings. ah, when a girl named sylvie and her family of creatures needs a new home, this stage comes to life as always a dancer and got into theater. and then i decided to make

a puppet. and like all papa tiers, you have this moment where you put a puppet on and show it to someone. and magic happens. the play is called go home. tiny monster, the boston based got to be production is a mix of pepper tree live action theatre music. in wordless joy, the family production is part of a boundary pushing chicago international puppet theater festival. the puppet theater turns out to be a, a type of performance where the, even if it's a little figurine, or if it's a mary annette, or if it's a hand puppet, or whatever it is. it will, it can take these stories which are in many ways, much bigger than humans and in body them in a way that's, that's very immediate. those performances who pushed papa tree into the modern era . there are many traditional puppets performing here at the festival in chicago. but some shows are pushing the limits on what it means to be a puppet, and

a puppet tear. the finished play invisible lands seeks to humanize a global migrant crisis. the dual on the stage are not actors. their bodies are the set on which miniature puppets carry out their hopeful, often tragic journeys. the bodies are contact with the world. it's the way to create a connection to ourselves, the surrounding that we live in and also to other people without seeing bodies touching bodies being around bodies. we don't have empathy. we can not understand. other people in the french puffy tree play anywhere alive. actress portrays antigone daughter of oedipus, these played by marian at made of ice dangling on 15 meter long strings. who, over the course of the play melts into a libyan, what makes it special as a puppeteer? and as a builder is i make

a new puppet. every show and i get to watch this new character finish their, their life in front of all of us. it's quite moving and meaningful to me. the poetic journey of the doomed mary. annette demonstrates that after centuries in evolution of the art puppet re can still mil to heart, john henderson, al jazeera chicago. as can all the sport now and have andy, thank you so much. i will arena hobbling came through to her 1st grand slam final. the beller, a funeral play. alina river kane, in the australian open title, decide up sub a link, and to be pretty unlikely run of poland. my good lynette lyn. that never made it run the grand slam event before the 5 states. suddenlink had lost 3 previous incomes. made and i'm super happy to be happy that i was able to to get this when she's on the on believable player. she played really great thing is young,

i'm just super head to right now and guys, thank you so much for say stay late tonight. ok. thank you. look for them to room and wimbledon champion, ruby keen to be to victoria as a rancor and strike to time former when as ranko was aiming for it. since the final for the 1st time in a decade is to be, you know, for sure. i got a lot of experience from wimbledon and to be honest, i just want or common core didn't really enjoy the moment, enjoy the atmosphere because it's, it's really amazing to play in front of you guys. so thank you. so my son. oh yeah, we think it's good ago, but i was sure i i my birthday i 5 in the yeah, hopefully i'm going to win the top 3 teams in the english premier league meets in the 4th round of the f. i kept on friday,

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can i have 10 goals and the 10 games conference place is coming back from the world . this f, it's looking at the 18 for the season. it finished 3 nails united in the 1st like a government. seated now the calls installs a formula, a or in saudi arabia is the 9th season of the world championship continues. i'll just, there is a hell malik reports on the racing series. aiming to prove that murder sport does have a sustainable future, that is, the world's leading electric championship is staging a double header of racing in your area as well. to night races will take place in the area on the outskirts of re odds. as e technology showcases as a viable option for competitive motor boat swings over to the right side. you're just one of the stop of formally the 9th season that features 16 races. actually someone would have told me only a 9 venue the road ward where we were just thinking at championship, we're going to have a 9 manufacturers where we're going to be racing in the heart of the biggest in the

world. and now we're going to have, i know the as of 300 and almost goes to 400000000 people in the near 8. i would have thought that, that they were probably a little crazy. homely wants to establish itself as a leading brand in mode to support. the organization says the last season, it's cumulative audience grew by 20 percent to $381000000.00. that's still a long way of form. the one that boasted more than a 1000000000 in 2021 the re with a loop. what for what i want to do and we, we will our own thing we are. i think we're out way more and we have a way more inclusive approach than any other form of what the sport we are the young you know on that to create that brand from scratch. as we did all the 80 years ago is challenging critics. they formally faces some major challenges, while the likes of majority, maclaren and jaguar are involved in the championship giant such as bmw w, mercedes,

and audi have all left. there's no getting away the fact that those big, big manufacturers of less than i'm not just sends out merely a bit of a negative sign that the series is potentially struggling. you know, we talk about the braces that it goes to in the, and the ccs and them all. or while that sounds quite nice. you know, again, the big, you know, major city east. i mean, a lot of the locations are actually quite remote and not always made out to be where they all be princeton's here in london. you know, you have a right here on the streets, which is, which is greatness in the sense that once they've been able to do that, but it's in the park. you know, it's how young on chicago square formally isn't the only brand pushing erasing refill and the dog has jumped on board as a team owner in the world. first of all, electric boat racing league, which will launch later this year. so have leak algebra and

take a look at this effort at the latest p. j. events in san diego called west milan hitting a hole in worn during the opening round. it's his 1st season on the top, the 31 year old, something of a light developer when it comes to golf. spent 5 years serving in the u. s. f. all right, that is you sport, florida, and a thanks very much indeed. and that's it from me, laura kyle: full. this news out. i will be back in just a moment before the day's. ah ah. and this is a popular iraqi dish colton as gold fish grated on an open wood fire for

decades, fish market to thrive to across the country. but these days the industry is floundering . farmers say they need more government subsidized vaccines weighing just 20 grams. this finger link needs to be and q weighted for about 6 months before it's big enough for awfully this size. we ask at the agriculture ministry, what authorities were doing to protect the industry? the water crisis is hitting many regions across the world. not only iraq to increase productivity, scientists suggest introducing more robust strains to build up the fishes resistance to disease. until then, the survival of this beloved tradition of dish remains in doubt. there is a huge group of people at work behind our screens and the power they had is nasty

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