[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello until mccrae. this has been use our live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. the number of people of wounded in con eunice as is where i live texas school, we're displaced people. the sheltering is ready for us as shell families in the circled sites area of southern garza. we begin in dallas are we is ready for us as a carrying out intense land sea and era tax across con, you'd us at least 50 palestinians have been killed in the city. and southern guys are in the past 24 hours. when you in school sheltering displaced,

palestinian families has been his is ready forces have issued circled evacuation orders for more than half a 1000000 people crammed into southern areas of district. but they don't have any way of safe to go. hospitals are also being targeted, intense bombing around so hospital means those in the con richard, while existing patients and medical staff, a trapped inside from us, has claimed responsibility for a rocket attack that killed 21 is rarely sold. she is in the gaza strip, released this video showing the strike on monday. it was the worst single day of the both of these right me. with 24 soldiers kills. we're going to go to honey mac mood, who joins us from rafa in southern gaza festival and con eunice was originally where people were told to go because it was considered as a site. so it's anything bought. now, can you just update us on the school that has been hits in the casualties from there?

of the yes, well hon. you and is that the soul of phases of the war was designated as a safe area for the. busy majority of people in the northern part and gaza city evacuated to the works, literally told to in order to avoid getting bomb, they need to evacuated this particular area. now we're looking at tanya and is that a scene of dr station and suffering and, and constant ongoing, and the heavy artillery sterling and relentless airstrikes since the beginning of the ground invasion of these strand part of hun units and, and gradually pushing deeper into the central florida now of the entire city is under intense bombing. we're looking at a city that has been effectively cut over from other parts of the gaza strip and over nice ears strikes, then artillery. so they targeted and evacuation as sent or not, or was school as full. that is manage operated by the united nations,

afford palestinians. refugee works a dozens of people have been killed inside the the school as tank shows. and our dealership give targeting a major parts of the school, including one of the in bed, the side, one side of the way of the main building of the school. the school. how accommodate is hundreds of thousands of displays, palestinian and this is the, the transitive evacuation center. they are over crowded full of people who have no other place to go to and the but the stickler at least it when it, when we talk about evacuation sensor, the managed by honor what people seek shoulders in these centers because the thing b, r c found melner, what would it provide the necessary protection for them to see the flag on the rooftop of the building? you know that the coordinates of the buildings are known by known to be as really military on because of that is going to be a lift and one be targeted. but this is not the 1st time we see and is activation

center. it's being targeted to happen in the northern part happening. garza city works. the vast majority of honor was schools were targeted and destroyed and data needed. and now we're seeing another scenario happening and how new it is. but the tragedy of what we're seeing is the fact that it is within the vicinity of mazda or hospital. this is another direct. it's systematic attacks on healthcare facility, not only not through the hospital, but also within the past few days, within a lot of hospitals. and run and managed by the palestine rick precedence decided chargeable health organization providing necessary support to another hospital to keep providing the necessary medical intervention to the phenomena of injuries and do people who have suffered as a result of this word, the campaign continues it. it resulted in further a civilian casualties, more displacement and more suffering across the city of han you and as, as you mentioned the honey,

israel's military is orders and evacuation for many people in the south, almost half a 1000000, but we're city, not many people have left the city, what we're looking at is people entirely trapped inside the city, despite the ongoing calls for evacuation. but there is a clear failure of providing a safe corps a door for people to take. in addition, there is no safe place to go to and we've seen this within the past weeks. and since the beginning of the work, people are told to go to an area that is supposedly safe, but it's not safe at all. we're seeing people who came to request seeking shelters . they were killed within days or within a week sometimes of their arrived. those and the people have now growing concerned that literally the idea of a safe zone is a full narrative, at least for it only safe because the military stays the same, but it's not on the ground. okay,

thanks so much honey. we really do appreciate you keeping your superior licensed different rasa and southern guns will move in 3 months into israel's will. and guides of hundreds of thousands of palestinians are constantly being forced to move to escape is rarely foaming. and the ground rides could already proponents from rashid street with people of stock between kansas city's the hyundai on never sheed streets. here, this trees is where you and it starts and as you see, surrounding all of these people, floods from the intense bonding and air strikes and also the ground invasion where there is there any forces tanks are stationed in this area. people surrounding me took all of the day what they have under choir. they're telling us that they're standing here and they're sitting here. they have 0 places to go. and not only that, they also don't have any type of transport taste. we are seeing people walking

on their grounds, housing their belongings. we are also seeing people with trucks where comedies are sharing the strokes to evacuate. either this way to do and more south is because of safety or this way to get it back to the center of the causes city. let's take a look and see how people are evacuating with this. this is all of what is left where these people have been homeless and misplaced more than one time. as you see, more people are coming and evacuating from community. this is not the 1st time we have been seen seeing this listing as this is a movie, you're a documentary documenting the people evacuating and if leaving their homes

just like them not by 1948, but this is really, it's happening in 2024 as you see people are just patients, we see how scared they are in their eyes and they're all searching for a place. we're talking about reference where most, more than half of the population of the causes is currently resizing there. it's blocks and, and we're talking about good by that, which is also talk to people and a lot of people are old shows scared of another invasion auto up to a hospital in this area. it's very close to a lot of the hospitals where it has to be seized and people are scared from the fact that hospitals are also a target. this is in the united nations security council has held us causally open debates with israel's war on gallons. the top of the agenda, go for a sci fi and to stay in solution,

our growing bounce being rejected by as ro. gabriel, as on the reports from you in the headquarters in new york, the un secretary general antonio gutierrez said the entire population of gaza isn't during destruction unparalleled and recent history. 2.2000000 policy means you guys are faced in you main squaddies conditions. struggling to simply make it through another day without proper shelter, heating, sanitary facilities, food and drinking. lots of speaking to the council, re odd money key. the palestinian minister of foreign affairs reminded the counsel that the over whelming majority of the world has called for an end to israel's bombardment of gaza. when one side there is the will of the international community . and on the other side, the whims of, and is there any prime minister driven by

a single of his own political sort of bible at the expense of the survival of millions of palestinians under is illegal occupation. but each real continues to reject a ceasefire. what do you think will happen if there is a cease fire? i will tell you what will happen. come, us would remain in power. they would regroup and re arm, and soon as rallies will face another attempt at hollow cost. several foreign ministers came to new york to speak at the meeting. a sign of growing urgency took car for an end to the war in the face of security council inaction, there's really aggression in gaza has lasted for far too long. it has massacred far too many lives. we are seriously concerned with the report that isn't as war crimes . and because that may imongary genocide, it's clear, more needs to be done to help the people of guys and for the un that job falls to see grid cock the humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator for guys that

appointed by the secretary general. in late december, she has a very difficult task ahead. as she saw 1st hand on tuesday when she briefly visited southern gaza but could only stay for a few hours due to the difficult security situation. primarily caused by israel's bombardment. gabriel was onto out is eating at united nations in new york. these rarely military has stormed several cities across the occupied west bank of demolishing palestinian houses. these uh images from earth, south of nablus, where it is ready. troops blew up the honda, the palestinian prisoner rights have also been carried out in janine and hebron. some people are reported to have been arrested at least 371 pellets. indians have been killed by his ready forces in the occupied westbank since october. the 7th, a. this rattle has transferred part of the text or even use it, or the palestinian, or far as the following a 3 month freeze. but it's certainly

a very small amount for an economy with business own as a struggling to keep the tools icon. even spoke to some of the nicholas in the occupied west, back for more than 100 years. this lacking the factory, kept its wheels turned a family owned business that's passed down through 5 generations. there's no heading to the on really, really, might have to have here is a piece of my know what i'm doing tomorrow. i don't know what i'm doing. what i can manage their own, my fact, your israel keeps the tides good on the inputs and outputs of the palestinian economy in the last 2 decades alone. the one says these weighty restrictions costs, westbank, economy, $50000000000.00 a large amount for a small economy under occupation. business owners say they've been abandoned by their government left baths and again on certain political reality with little

support and no compensation. but the palestinian authority has been drowning in death solely the so it's now the government has limited ways to help people financially a whole lot under us pressure. israel has released a part of the tax roof and use it towards the palestinians, but it will do little for an already fundable economy. it would be $23.00. the cost of living in the west bank has risen by 4.8 percent. the unemployment reaching unprecedented levels of 29 percent even under occupation, people are eager to live a somewhat normal life. this is why palestinian businessman invested millions of dollars in nablus over the past few years to advance tours in this neighborhood. so new businesses who sells and restaurants, bringing up now with a close military check point at the end of this roads, it's become deserted. disclosures and pulls after the war have prevented hundreds

of thousands of palestinians living in israel from coming to the occupied wes thing . it also meant that palestinian workers can not go to work in israel and bring cash to the policy and market sales. and this furniture shop have dropped like 80 percent. local sales are almost nonexistent. lucky for summit bottom, he's sometimes able to sell to palestinians living inside as well for the high also for me now it's all about survival. i am not even looking towards making a profit that i am just trying to evade my business from a total collapse. many believe the use effort to relieve pressure on the palestinian authority is meant to prevent the bank from reaching a tipping point with the war and gone. so the, the weeds in huge uncertainty, a collapsing economy with only inflamed the situation that but he does either nablus the occupied last thing. the rocky government has condemned us as tronics on military positions in the country. the prime minister says washington's actions

undermine use of collaboration between the 2 nations. the attacks on 3 sides in western iraq with associated with can top here's the law and around supported the groups. 2 people were killed. the us is the strikes for retaliation from this. all attacks on american troops and coalition personnel in rock and syria for the us. and that you kind of have, again struck who's the targets and given to us also conducted strikes against to the end to ship massages, aimed at the south of the red sea. pity come hind reports from washington dc. the us central command is announced. another 2 strikes against who's the target in yemen. this time they say they were going after anti ship missiles that were aimed at the red sea. all of this comes as the white house. it sends out a statement about the attacks that took place on monday against those who the targets. this is a joint statement though, and it's a little bit different because up until now there been a handful of countries that have signed onto these statements. but this one has

$23.00 other countries plus the united states. they include the czech republic, estonia hungry italy, lots of the republic of korea. the list is fairly long. so that is a bit of a change. and this is what the pentagon said about those earlier strikes and how effective they believe they were. since january 11th, we've assessed, we assess that we've destroyed or degraded over $25.00 missile launch and deployment facilities more than 20 missiles plus we've struck unmanned aerial vehicle coast or radar and air surveillance capabilities, as well as weapon storage areas with good effects. it's fairly significant when, when you look at the missile launch and deployment facilities, missiles, you know, you're, you're talking over 50, you know, when, when you add those numbers together, in addition to the other capability. so clearly a degradation of capability. we have been very focused on targeting the kinds of

things that they've been pulling or using to conduct attacks against international shipping and mariners. and that will continue to be our focus. and so the, the last who, the attack that i'm tracking was on the 18th of january. so 5 days ago, as you know, since that time we have taken several self defense strikes when there wasn't a minute imminent threat or an anticipated launch. but again, we'll continue to stay focused on that and against the backdrop of all this is an additional strikes that we're hearing from the central command interact 3 targets. they say they were targeting of so it is that belonged to a rainy and backed militias. they believe they have been using those facilities to strike at the bases, interact with us spaces. it's cause some minor injuries among us troops. of course, all of this is also coming as people are very concerned that this is going to lead to a wider conflict in the region, particularly al jazeera washington. for more on this at spring in la and boy,

a political and list and civil society coordinator. he joins us from baghdad. thank you very much for joining us here on al jazeera. first of all, can we start with the us strikes in a rock? can you just give us a little bit of context about these militias and the involvement in the region? who was i and, and why have i backed by a rough uh what least. but it says as being the working like for a long time, that part of the popular knowledge mobilize ation and do they have certain parts of speech and defeating dice during that invasion? and then also part of it, i doubt back. but you know, i'm like many other malicious uh for a long time in the united sites. a said that the strikes are in response to an attack on that spices in iraq and syria is this and abusive. the security agreement between the us and the rock like the wrong government claims as well. the

conflict, so uh the, the, the continuous, a f sides have been done by the united states and by the splashes on the industry basis with the united states. army is based, has been ongoing, be focused on, knows more of a happening after good, what's happening and goes on, but it's time. so this is strikes is i'm quite unfortunate because it doesn't solve the problem and it might lead to more escalation of the situation. and i could people in general feel that some of them we should be involved in this conflict in general and some other fields as soon as possible to have these military groups to support the people who understand it. because it does it feel better that a rock is being sucked into this conflict against its will? uh, probably some a feedback, but at the same time uh like, is heavily involved in the agent uh to a dock has

a good relationship with you on it. do you know, of course, uh, is taking beside offsets the palestinians against that going to says that the buyers those ideas and we feel as no guys that are multi pars, including of course, the united states fire supporting is there a lot of that into we have as well to support the posts, unions, whatever we can and in relation to the us is relationship with the rock. i mean the rice government to say that this undermines years of cooperation between the 2 countries. is that all that risk now or so you can do a just a few weeks ago. the problem is sort of has called for this many got troops to leave the country and the backs. we are no longer in need for the support of the american, the troops or the american consultants in the cost of tense. and so this is quite unfortunate because eventually it's important to have the normal,

the relationship with the united states. but at the same time, united states should realize the situation in the middle east and in order to have peace and prosperity for the people they're going to use. we have to solve the causes which is happening all around us. whether and palestine, whether and, and the cdl or the young man, and as long as this is ongoing good, of course, the relationship with the united states wouldn't be much affected if i have to leave with david. thank you so much for your time and your inside that is late on board the for us. in fact, at the split spring, you some of the days of the world news now the criminal and says it's investigating reports that apply and caring, ukrainian prisoners of war is crashed. the military transport is reported to has come down near the city of belgrade and southern russia. russian defense ministry

says the aircraft had 74 people on board, including 65 ukranian prisoners of war. and ukraine, emergency personnel are looking for survivors following russian. it strikes on choose day, at least 18 people were killed and at least $130.00 injured, including in hockey, even key of the licensed in months of russian attacks, also damaged residential buildings. and other prophecy mcbride has moved from the ukranian capital seas casualty figures have continued to mount as search operations had been continuing well into the hours of darkness on tuesday, along with the attacks themselves, the ukrainian, a 2nd safety of how to keep sustaining a 3rd wave of miss all attacks, at least on a tuesday, it's recommended. a total of $200.00 sites across ukraine would targeted in this sustained air attack. that more than a 100 residential buildings were impacted in a one way or another with some buildings, of course,

being completely destroyed. now, a president followed them is a lensky of ukraine. has spoken about this attack in his latest nightly address. talking about the complex mix of themselves that russia was used in this attack. and in other attacks, a total of 40 missiles, some of them cruise, other ballistic missiles, in an attempt to try to over well the defenses of ukraine and concerning the for the ukrainians. although around half of them were intercepted, that means at the around 50 percent did get through and this comes as key hi allies such as the united states are still holding back on committing to billions of dollars in military aid, which includes much needed meeting munitions and does this a offensive by the russians continues the ukrainians of also given a running tally on the number of the weapons that the,

the russians have been using that over the past 2 months, russia has, but they say a total of $600.00 missiles and $1000.00 drones at ukraine. ro mcbride, i'll just say around keith. so me, us president donald trump has won the new hampshire prime, repeating his only rival nikki, highly, by a comfortable margin trumps victory since the republican policy on a pass to re nominated presidential candidate who has lost a previous selection. because that is a 1st since richard nixon in 1960 i's. official reports from manchester, new hampshire from the state noon for political surprises. this wasn't one of the supposed predicted, a win for donald trump. and the republican frontrunner delivered for the 3rd time in new hampshire. this is an evening that i will not forget because it's the 3rd time, but more importantly, i think it's going to be. i think it's going to be the most important to you things to state alone. site is when in iowa, just over a week ago, he believes that almost assures the presidency when you, when iowa,

as you in new hampshire, they've never had a loss. there had been a steady stream of waters across the states, right the day, many of whom give a hell of a search for the former un ambassador nicky healey. in the end, it wasn't enough, but was a performance better than predicted. she's not giving up and taking the flight to a home state, south carolina. at one point in this campaign, there were 14 of us running and we were at 2 percent in the polls as well. i'm a signer the and i'm scrapping and now we're the last one standing next to donald trump. south carolina voters don't want a coordination. they want and election. trump one because he was able to maintain his hold on the republican party. he spent a lot of his energy since he was elected in 2016, making all they were being

a good republican, being a member of the republican party. equivalent to supporting donald promising a trump support. on the democratic side, a row for timing of the primary men, the result isn't recognized by the national party, but it was still a way to do a bite and not on the ballot, but picking up right to the endorsements. making healy is in trouble. she said she would when you hampshire and she didn't, she will come under pressure to step aside so that republicans can cool that's around one candidates, donald trump, and also save their money for november's general election. because joe biden has built up a significant war chest. the 2024 election will be a rerun of what happened in 2020 and the medicare remembers how bitter that was. and how much of the bitterness still hasn't gone away. i look for sure, i'll just do the manchester new hampshire. a ton ends highest cold has cleared the top opposition. party lead is violating election loan. if you don't lose your own

rots, let the progressive move forward. policy to victory and the general election last year. advice being banned from elections if found guilty to any cheering has moved from bangkok. a surprise not guilty the here of the constitutional cold to be taught them german route has been investigated. the holding media says suddenly that's a bit in the parentheses. under the tide constitution, the 8 to one panel of judges decided that those shares are an immediate company that have been defunct for 17 years. why they couldn't decide that when he won the election last summer is anyone's guess the job. it already being done, he's being disqualified from taking up the position of prime minister and the works . no get done. is the policy is expected back here in 7 days time to face another charge. the could see the whole party expanded to like go through this hurdle and

not yet with tony chang al jazeera but still a hit here on l just here. i am. i'm with the head any lots of southern city of basra, visually impaired students of the mounting motor government support the high again, we now have a tropical side clone in the coral sea and this one's going to make landfall on thursday. somewhere between karens and townsville will drop about a 100 millimeters of rain all at once a that much rain certainly could produce some flooding elsewhere in queens and look at birds felt 49 potentially 50 degrees on thursday. speaking of the heats, we're also going to see it through sidney. at $35.00, it's going to feel more like the 40 is so hot, humid and hazy to the service center so on. so we'll break the heat on saturday fairly quite across new zealand. some moisture is being pushed into the escape

there, so showers seem likely and gets been on thursday and to southeast asia. we go to the monsoon range, picking up again. so we see a burst of rain through the multiplan and so that, that could produce some flooding and those months in range. also steering pretty intense stuff through the central coast of it, down temperatures, beginning to slowly recover across china. i mean bulk, hong kong is now up to 15 degrees on thursday and still that blizzard come in for japan. so kind of island. so this is going to impacts the portal. wouldn't be surprised if those wind succeed, 70 kilometers per hour. so why don't conditions blinding snow visibility will be near neil on thursday,

and we could see upwards of 30 centimeters of snow. with the vision the

the the the, you're watching images here, a reminder about top stories. the ssl is ready for us as have a tank to school and con units. we had this place, people with sheltering thousands of palestinians have been killed and over night is rarely strong. some causes the israeli military has stormed several cities across the occupied with banks demolishing palestinian houses. these images from earth, south of minneapolis where is riley troops blew up behind the palestinian prison. and the united states has carried on strikes and wisdom, a rock against the 3 targets swing to a pro, raining on group top, his belong, official site. this strikes a response to recent attacks against us forces in iraq and syria. earlier in the war, israel designated the area of l. milwaukee in southern casa cycled sites. sun,

but its forces. have a text tends to be a way of displaced. people are living on palestinian mother, fit with a surviving daughter to rob a fear of self. she describes the attack in her own words, not be on the on the following monday, nestled in the model. i'm not sending them and that's not the most i'm saying that's like the husband. i shouldn't have been seen josie. i'm on the, on the we are off the site and was have issues. so what is that? no, you can obviously not them as soon as i am on the east side for sure. the smoke not let me just finish it. i'm not so haven't been appointment to setting up

the trust of how much the fast the sooner when the when the the you got the tiny homes of whom i hadn't been in meetings and my name was the the be there's one in the, on the non was we alone and we're looking them look is it will look into the movie and stuff for look is of the has to be on the. 2 issue was why do i have like this man? i can bubble bus is going to the bank to l. story on the report side of pine, caring, ukrainian prisoners of war has crashed and south and russia were brought me from

joins us from the ukrainian capital caving to rob. it's understood now that it might have been shots down. what more do we know about this crush? so yeah, the details about this crash remain sketchy, to say the least and also heavily disputed, as is often the case when we have events like this, especially when they have the just taken place. the details of this, i'll be dispute between moscow and keith. this is said to be a little you shouldn't 76 a, a military transport plane that apparently has a crash, the new, the city of built at all. that's on the coat quite close to the bowed up between ukrainian or russian was on the russian side of the boat, the following. what appears to be possibly some kind of explosion now that it has crossed sides as being con, confirm the russian sites that on board this at craft with a group of prisoners of will ukrainian prisoners of war. uh, now that has been disputed by key if there's been no,

there's been no official response yet from the ukrainian side, but many different media where it is results is a different use websites, a quoting that around security associates. a saying that on both this craft will either pods full or missiles themselves for the s 300 the system. this is one of the missile systems that the russians are using. the s 300. they said that uh, according to these uh, security sources being quoted in ukraine, your media, that was what was on board this at croft, which would suggest that it's a legitimate targets in ukrainian tens. and that fits with some sort of special. busy operation by ukrainian forces to the targeting this craft to bring it down. they said that these missiles were being used in recent attacks, which we speak seeing, being taking place in the car to keep regents. so that's what they're saying. there's also other people that being quoted on social media, that is a quote from a press office, a he is saying, disputing this claim, by the russians that prisoners were on board this across ad saying that that's not

the type of across that would be used to transport you create new prisoners. so this is something that is being disputed by keep, but we're still waiting for an official response here from the courtney governments . okay, thanks so much rob. as soon as we get more information, we will talk to you again this rob mcbride for us in keith. a lot to sure. lincoln . now just a yeah. optimize your protest. forced the government's to resign. surely because parliament is devising controversial legislation to regulate online speech. the proposal is backed by public security administer on ellis, who says it's necessary to come back and send it scans and full information. and online's safety commission would be created to investigate tr lincolns accused of violations. penalties include jail. terms of up to 5 key is opposition. politicians take companies in civil rights groups also have the lower woods prison, freedom of speech, and the government to stifle legitimate criticism. for more on this, nelson at destroying is

a slide from the shoreline can capital colombo and let me know if this is obviously very contentious. what's at stake here in this bill? it depends on who you speak to. when you talk to rights activist, when you talk to of media practitioners, you talk to put cost to people who are, you know, getting that voice is heard to talk about injustice, to talk about issues that are being seen day to day interest on co. uh, that's what they say that this is an attempt to stifle the freedom of speech. something the government actually dismisses. they say that there are people that need to be protected online. they say women and children must be protected. people must be protected up against defamation. but at the heart of it awesome very, very far reaching changes that of many people say give the government over a overly strong kind of weapons in that hands to control and stop defend,

defend. now i have with me a put cost, a bruno, the bucket of who i'm just going to ask how he feels because he does regular stuff on social media. how do you want? actually, i don't know how to express myself. i'm definitely afraid of because because there are several concerns to me like, you know, i don't know whether the commission how to, how defined a truth and i don't know how the bit the nice is that because that other sort of big definitions in this act and i don't know what, what did what we'll do to industrial. it's a huge industrial where like i said, the content created fusion is a huge industrials for that. cuz i don't know where the tech companies goes away with this because they're already threatening as a kind of a i've been kind of letting us know that, that they've will do something for that. and that, that a lot of concerns and,

and especially i wonder, does that tell you, this is the election yet. so that's my real comes up. let me take that one step forward. one, a does a, consider a new that this kind of sort of co telemundo some people say it is in the lecture india, how will it affect put costs is like you are in terms of expression on the social media. you have picked giants who have said that they won't cooperate with the government if they go ahead with it. um what, what are your concerns on that? yeah, same thing. i mean like, especially about the industry. we actually talking about politics. we are doing probably because, but that's what a lot of other than that, the other tendency it is what happened to them. and the 2nd thing is we have seen that they live in icing of, uh like, i used to be a wrecked. i'm also a victim of that, so we knew that they are they willing to do that in case of, i mean, kind of rejecting from people they might do that because that's really my concept

because we have the seeing that kind of the rand recently. okay, thank you very much. and that was bruno the bucket a, a pod costa of voicing out some of the concerns from the industry as well as across the board here to ensure lanka regarding the online safety bill. all right, thanks so much melvin nelson into is the, for us in columbus for public sector workers in venezuela have taken to the streets to the mind base of wages many sorry they cannot afford basic necessities. the best response government moves to boost salaries. marianna, essentially as reports then this went and spoke, testing for better salaries and pensions. this wages of less than $10.00 a month, teachers among the public sectors worst paid in the country. we really have the projects doing your live day by day within a precarious situation that after a few years changes your living conditions, the last 2 years,

inflation hits nearly 190 percent. the cost of monthly staples is nearly $500.00. teachers say we haven't received an increase in 2 years. school director or maybe any of his sis, just eating is a daily struggle. he must have thought that the premium that way. sometimes i get so depressed, i've been sold, indicated to education. and yet this summary is not enough for anything. maybe says teachers must find other jobs to try to make ends meet. sometimes they skip work and that impacts the children's education. last week, president ludo offered a month the $60.00 bonus for public workers to get $40.00 in food stamps, but maybe who is ill, fix her medicine costs more than $70.00 per month. her treatment is only possible with donations from fellow teachers. at the an hour, i seem to be saved. the bonus does not result anything. i didn't study so much to

make $10.00 a month. i am so frustrated. economists say my buddhist measures are not enough. so binding to me, quote, a bonus has an apparent increase which doesn't result fundamental problems, especially for those and vulnerable conditions. the bottles, the political opposition is calling this women's to wake up and protest. it's an election year. tuesday might be anniversary of the hosting of the military dictatorship more than 60 years ago on the symbolic date, to test or show. they don't want any bonuses. they just want to leave again, ascentis, i just see the, the government leaders in a rock of being age to give them will support the people within pay it on the sides like mood up, the why he reports from the southern city of best are we just by years of war and hardship, they both young and oldest,

striving to overcome the disability in southern new york. this is the only school for students within pay of di site. despite he's blind is as most of the healthy as has obtained a bachelor's degree. he has returned to the elementary school. he attended 25 years ago. he says he wants to help students make a difference in their lives, the return to pay back the favor and teach these kids what i learned through the years. i have a spiritual connection with this place. the lock of books printed embry language is a major challenge to us. any debris language system is new for those who are being get you k hd here. reading and writing using their fingertips helps them build confidence and independence. the most difficult part is turning school books, integrated characters. i mean, we have only

a couple of special printer's printing. a single textbook takes about 15 days. also, switching printing from a rabbit to english is a big deal. so we do the english, the manual. even though there are missing out on many activities, the students are as keen to learn and get the grades as cited to students. and some of them find the can load and foster by just listening daily like instances other than their vision include together for mutual support they get deleted, backing from outside and conditions are tough, electrical lots. so i like is he, when the, when the, we assure to stuff and costs are in small, the number of students is increasing or teachers need special training. unfortunately, this category of society is marginalized and the rock. in order for us to maintain the school, the government should take care of it. yeah. as much as his physical disability

hasn't dimmed his bright to spirit, he has reproduced more than 2000 books since 2019. and the students now hope to produce text using breed calibrated computers a another step forward. the library to future would have to do. i hate to introduce you to both of the southern iraq but still ahead on that, which is here and sport action from the effort to a couple of nations, including the phone. the champion stung down from the group stage. that's coming up with you in the

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the saw just for now. here's to me. thank you. tell him we saw that the already an open with diana. yes. trump square has become the 1st qualify it in 46 is to reach the semi finals and melbourne the 23 road ukrainian beach, linda, north carolina. the checklist is knocked out 12 number one industry on sec earlier in the 12 months. yes. transcripts failed victory in straight sets. 6364, to move into the last 4 of the plan plan for the 1st time. and also with she showed her support for training. so just by taking the war against prussia in the menstrual well, number 3, dynamic medicine as needed, full. i was to get post night see type of who catch this much when the distance with the russian edging the 5th set 6 full to reach the 70s for the 3rd time in 4 years. standing in the way of method f. and a said australian, nice and final will be either at wimbledon champion, call us alca ross for alex santos,

the rest of the site. a little bit late at history in the men's doubles. india's ro, hon. bye palm, that will become 10. this is the oldest. well, number one, after the 53 year old reach to somebody's with this thing on the c as in victory, that will listen to the top of the w renkins, the the asian cops. most successful team japan will be going home if they lose that final great game which kicks off shortly. the full time champions off against indonesia with the place and the competition at stake. panel one of the tournament favorites, but find themselves with what to do to reach the last 16 off to a shock to one loss, to a rock which ends at a run of 11 straight victories as well that defeats men's iraq guarantee. that progression as great the win is they face vietnam who already eliminated japan will

reach the knockouts as round as up if they avoid defeats bots. if it's an easy, a pulse, a famous victory, they'd snap 2nd place in japan would be out at a drove in. today's a could also be enough to see them through as one of the best place to teens. let's go live now to pay to stem it. behind me, who was at the altima stadium watching this one for us. so piece of this is not a position the money would have expected japan to be and is it certainly not, jim of japan inmates potentially powerless position. if they lose, they could be on the next slide to back home, which would be such a shock. as you mentioned, bates, in your report, a moment ago, japan, the most successful team in the history of the asian cups. they've won a full times. it's almost unthinkable that they could be on the way home now. it's also a little bit unlikely, certainly on paper. because the panel number 17 and fif is will rankings indonesia, a 146. so you would think that japan would have enough to get pulse the indonesians,

but also as we well know, football is not played on page paid on cross real or artificial. and in the case of the indonesian so result, you could get them into the last 16 for the 1st time in the history of face arrest . it's a problem to progress as many of us expect. uh they might that could potentially lease to a pretty book busta la 16 game cabinet. just tell us more about that. a yeah, i think the best it might be a euphemism to describe what would be going on, and that's a potential loss. explain test japan boots to south korea. not confirmed yet of course. but imagine these are 2 of the greatest teams in the history of asian football regional arrivals political arrivals, economic arrivals, and football arrivals to boot some magnificent play a song on the one side medium. you know, on the other uh there are many others that i could mention as well if we had more time. but just it would be a magnificent occasion and probably

a match that most people would prefer to see later in the tournament. rather than in the last 16 box, german, if you lose to a rock in the great stage, then you might get yourself to difficult bloss explain game and just briefly paid. so what chance to give indonesia in this game? well look again, 146 in the world rankings against number 17. so you'd have to say that the old suspect against indonesia. however, that doesn't mean that we can see an updates and football is full of upsets throughout its history. it's always being the case. so you kind of dr. indonesia or if you would do so at your payroll again, and not expect to get the victory here. but if they go to tools that could move them 15 points in the groups. findings not beyond the realm of possibility, and then it would depend on what the rain do mean, very match against jordan, and it would depend on what i'm on do against cookies done. and they did easy with 4 points better, actually get them into the la 16 while i play so well, let you go. we know kickoff is fast approaching and thanks a lot. a pot of science,

but what seem have secure best us as a asian cause victory to reach the knockout stage? they beat hong kong 3. now do you want to go through that? was that for us the it was a baby. there's all these things that like a movie with clips to night when it was there waiting, the person i knew was a 30 me hello science team you earlier. when would be enough to see the price and they got to work. he gets home home or date of are putting palestine in front just 12 minutes into the match,

hitting the bowl in from place range. both teams continue to create the 1st 12, but it wasn't until also the break, the palestine really having said, combined with the head a across the home can keep that to double the leads of someone go to the midway through. the 2nd off, when you take the bus stop time the rebounds often thomas say, i'm schultz came up with all the but late in the game. home rewarded a penalty for policy and handle as both funds held. deborah pumpkins, evanson, come out of go hit the ball and that was how the sun trust agent. victory seals 3 new the final school. it's amazing because we were making history, you know, for the, for the national as being for the policy and people for we suffering. so this is have we, on the thing is happy, i think we, we, we may poppy or support

a little further sites are on the one the rest of the nation continues here and there was another threatening finish at the africa, a couple of nations of cameron just about site in the tournaments, but see what other big themes have been dumped out as david state supports have comes level strength team can be at what on the verge of a huge upset when they went ahead. again, it's kind of rude with 5 minutes left, but it quickly unraveled 1st and then go square things up. and then christopher was put, 10 were really 32 in front. there was still more towards the drum, is i wouldn't down be a found the net to get a $33.00 drawer would have eliminated both teams va little bits out for an obvious marriage on a style. humble, 3 to the final school can be as tournaments. these are the, the 5 ton champions kind of room. well now facing the interior in the last 16 camera infinity. second in group see behind send a go the defending champions, but it's 3 winds from 3 with a 2,

no victory or beginning beginning do still progress as a best place to finish up group d was one byte slowly, strength team and gola. they beat the key to fast, so to nail, to reach the knockout stage for the 1st time since 2010. but it's been another tournament to forget the 2019 champions algeria, they ended with a wonderful defeat to minnows, mauritania. we tried that 1st ever. come when to reach the new accounts. a jerry a vote with no winds from the 3 games fail to get out of that group for the 2nd time running. and joining them on the list of high profile exits is going to, he's 2 points when it's enough to see them through. they've set the coach, chris shooting, who'd only been in the job less than a year. david stokes o g 0. and that is always full for now, but i will be back with a bit later including call us on crowds. is that cool to find that yesterday? and i sent with alex, send us the spigot. well, look forward to it. thanks so much jim for that. so for me, tell me the price of this new sale, just put him on a website,

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