the, the, [000:00:00;00] the a relating to sage on con, eunice, is rarely impose the castillo on a level of hospital, the palestinian red crescent coals. it's a violation of international move, the problem. so robin, you, what you'll have to say. we're lost with headquarters here. and i've also coming, oh yeah, i'm shot of my brother doesn't know till now that he's lost all of his family except me. families told

a policy as well as war on dogs that has the 10s of thousands of children without parents. families account is held in gaza join thousands marching towards expense ministry incentives and the breakthrough in gene therapy treatment allows on the 11 year old boy to head to the very 1st time the welcome to the program. we beginning, gone so why the red cross is warning of thousands of preventable that. so if medical facilities are not protected from indiscriminate it's assault. is there any forces have imposed because you on the amount of hospital preventing supplies and that'd be lenses from reaching it. it's among any 3 hospitals remaining that can perform event, surgery, and dimensions. you can get has repeatedly coming, defy a thousands of displays. palestinians have been seeking refuge at the facility,

stand as being continued shelling and gun 5 in con you this in southern gauze. is there any polls is the headphone a u. n. refugee sent to killing 11 people and enjoying dozens more troops. 7 circle, the city, talking residential buildings with thousands of displaced, sheltering and not not hold on. monthly. people moved on milwaukee. every 2nd passes with a new casualty. we do not have medicine, and we do not have anything to treat people. they've done fired, and a tillery show on the peaceful people inside. workplace has a safe place. the you, an agency informed us that it was a safe place, and we informed the people accordingly. eventually, people were showed people who are injured and all those killed. we buried the mottoes and the shelter we should, we buried them. sniper, bullets, targeted us directly. where else should people go to have

a couple of as soon possible on the days developments from rafa in southern garza the attack. so the goal is a stretch did not stop today as the main focus of the military strikes was directed towards the city of can you just the 2nd largest city where the east very force is trying to take full control of the city as they are trying to advance more into the main central neighbor who is the have targets today. one of the main training centers that fund by the united nations were dozens of town. a city is being killed and others have also been wounded as people had been leading to roughly on the very mass is very compartment. the ongoing get texted. they are called you. this has completely killed 14 palestinians along side with more than 50 others being ones as on the different coal was made by the policy, the ministry of health and food international organizations to afford protections for hospitals inside the city as they are struggling to keep a rating on the old, the hood or, and also

a destruction unfolding them in hon. eunice into separate parts of the territory targeted by 0, which is 0 rough southern gaus. the fighting is broken out and the product west bank following another line to raise biased riley full says the army use bull days is drawing a raid on jeanine, resulting in clashes with palestinian sciences. right? so also carried out and novelist ramallah on a back to the families of his way the captives held in gauze that have joined protest. as in tell of these files as much through the streets, tools as well as the defense ministry. the crowd was holding for the release of all is ready to captive, still being held in guns. a hold of him. aid has moved from tel aviv a lot of people here in this world that would say that the priority is to bring back these captives that are in g as in now for a 109 days. especially that they have been reports that the number of them are dead and deep and the families all worry,

they keep on saying that time is running out. and then you have also try a very difficult days for israel like yesterday when 21 soldiers were killed in one attack. and guys had the largest number of soldiers killed in one day since the beginning of the ground invasion. so old that brings to the full front of many questions about what to do next. i think the still support for the war, the way the government puts it forward as a war to get rid and diminished how much. so that is something at a large part of the population. if not one of the population here in israel would agree on. but there is also a realization that is going to take much longer than what they thought. even though the government has been wandering about that and is in the coming get that cost as a personal cost for many families. and not only the families of the

captive adults, of the families of the soldiers, the bulk of all sizes or poles, by the amount supposedly by age, by israel's prime minister. about the halls rolling mediating the release of captives from garza and it leaked recording. benjamin netanyahu was heard saying that controls role was problematic and he was unhappy. washington didn't apply more pressure on them. in a statement published on x, the could holler a foreign ministry world that it's such comments with true. they were irresponsible and destructive to the efforts to save innocent lives on the select joints of stuff, multiply east, jerusalem, that just tell us little about really what the prime minister has reportedly said. because i'm is having repercussions regionally. isn't it the following week, the remarks in a meeting with families of captives currently being held inside of gaza. these really prime minister reportedly expressing frustration on

a wide variety of issues. the 1st with the property is comparing them to the likes of the red cross and the united nation saying that the companies are actually in fact, even more problematic than both of those agencies. he also was expressing a lot of dissatisfaction with the united states really saying that he was quote, very angry at the fact that the united states renewed their presence at the base in west side, which is the largest in the middle east for an additional 10 years he also says that the americans should be putting more pressure on the properties, but not exactly elaborating how now these remarks have had severe repercussions. they are being slammed by the fact that he's who i'll remind you have had an integral and crucial role in mediating this conflict. and also helping to facilitate not only a going into gone so those medicines going to the captives. but also the deal we saw back in november that saw the release of 110 captives being held inside of gauze though. so because of these are saying that if these remarks are true,

they're actually not surprising. and these really prime minister is obstructing and, and really getting in the way of these negotiations, undermining them in a way that is very harmful to the future of getting these captives out of gaza. these really prime minister has been echoing the military pressure is the only way to bring them back, but the reality is much different. it's all of this behind the scenes negotiation and mediating between him us. and these really is for which the categories have proved that they are a crucial partner for them to sleep. thanks very much for that update. now the international court of justice says that it will deliver its ruling on friday on the provisional measures requested by south africa and its genocide case against israel in december. its government bolt. the case against this trial accusing is of genocidal acts and this assault on garza requested emergency measures including the israel to suspend its military operations in garza. now the only c j is really on

friday does not address the fundamental issue of whether is ro is committing genocide. that's expected to take is instead it will consider it as a half because requests for 9 provisional measures. if granted, that could include an order for israel to stop it's military campaign, uninsured, palestinians, of access to humanitarian assistance. the cold could also declined to order the interim measures, as well as the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it was already hinted that she would not feel bound by any such shoulder. thus, despite old, as from the icy j being legally binding, i'm not able to be appealed. however, the cold has little power to enforce its verdicts. fairly, we spoke to michael becca, a former associated lawyer, the only c j. so it's really important to understand that what the court is going to be deciding on friday is not whether israel is in breach of any of its obligations under the genesis of convention. those are as excited south africa's

main claims, and the case. this is about provisional measures. that's a kind of emergency relief or interim relief that south africa is 16 while the case is pending. and so south africa has asked for a number of things, but to make the most prominent requests are 1st for an order that would direct israel to suspend all military operations in gaza. and secondly, for an order that would direct israel to not impede and indeed facilitate the effective delivery of humanitarian assistance into casa. and so how the court addresses those 2 requests, if it decides to indicate provisional measures at all, is what to really look out for on friday. so to request is the court likely to grant one request and deny another one? because i understand this has happened in the past, like the boss, me a case a few years ago. right. so 1st, what we'll see if the course besides the south africa met the basic test for provisional measures to be if you order it in the 1st place,

many ice age experts. and i would agree with, with this view things in south africa did do enough to show that it's claims under the genocide convention, or at least a plausible and very importantly that the palestinian population of guys that faces a real and imminent risk of irreparable harm. and nothing that's happened in the last 2 weeks, i think has changed that assessment. so the court can, the court isn't limited to what south africa has asked for the south. the court doesn't have to say yes or no to south africa's specific requests. if it decides to issue provisional measures, they can formulate whatever set of measures it thinks is most appropriate. and so while i think the court will want to say something about a bill, israel's military operations, i'm not convinced that they will be willing to go quite as far as south africa has asked them to go ordering a complete suspect. there's no dirt activities like go back cuz for me i see re

speaking to my colleague fully bossy about earlier. now the impact of the is very bombardments of gauze was far reaching to having families the policy. it's great to the generation of children who being opened according to the year and that human rights group more than $24000.00 children have lost the parents, whose i'm, how much reports on us, on us, on the beach of the pardons. what came in and it's really striking on the home in the say about procedure, you come in central costs. 56, the old brother on his husband, the lawsuit. what's happened to them mom and dad? oh yeah, we should know. my brother doesn't know till now that he's lost all of his family except me. i don't know how to tell him. i'm afraid that if i tell him it will have a psychological impact. the strife did not just go to the pods left, a life changing thing, duties on a good? no,

i was with my family at home. i went to bring something from the kitchen. suddenly everything fell down and i was on fire. the fire was eating me, then i loved playing outside with these friends, football, their favorite sport. and number 4 on my legs amputated. what can i do? i want to walk. i want to run. i want to play. i want to see my mother. i was close to where i want to stand up. i want to walk alone on my own. i can sit down. i want to be able to sit down. i can sleep. i stay awake all the time. as he remains the shock on us this wondering what he did to this of these what's the new, what did i do to these really? i did nothing to them. i did not carry

a gun against them. i did nothing wrong to these rallies the so now on us an awesome alone but the light but a visit right intensifies, it's bombardments and because that is not guaranteed to have them have much data. if any, about truth is $53.00 and the ship ballistic missile is that the us contain the ship. most detroit the vessel came with the fire was it was transiting the gulf of evening. the red sea 50 north 2 miles south of alamo. hot in yemen, one miss online to tennessee and 2 others were shut down by the warship us as gravely the ship and crew are all set to be safe. the most shipping line says it's turning around to us fog vessels as a result. commercial vessels in the area have a piece of become a good time from who the font is backed by iran. writing and present abraham racy has helped holds with his tech, his counterpart,

presidents supply vote on. now the latest discussed a number of issues, including israel's warren calls a, get him to see the reports and from the tech is kind of a line correct? well, that meeting took place after 2 delays iranian presidents, abraham re c, finally met with a turkish breast and treasure type, as drawn in on cut off. still delays were due to the rapid escalation and the middle east. following is miles war on garza took a round size or close but pins the neighbors chamber more than 500 kilometer border and have a multiple agreements to strength and cooperation in areas ranging from trade to energy. encore expects more from tech, from particularly against the out build for the somewhere cust party or p k k. and it's doing offshoot the y p g to the consumers eat on this. i would like to reiterate that sort of key or stands by it on in the fight against terrorism. we attach importance to deepening our relations without neighbour it on,

on the basis of mutual trust and common interest. we reiterated this will now be things as the crisis in the region escalates, the leaders signal, it is time to reconcile previous differences for rivals and syria and the south congress is mostly a more him test. took. he is a security is our security activities. we've had good relations for many years and we would like to carry this to a higher level. also, we agree that the policy and people should be given their rights with 2 kids and i don't remember, but i'll likely us on the e u. it does not designate thomas turner's group. john has referred to the group's members as freedom fighters, but he has refrained from breaking, charged them with desire entirely. despite this harsh restore a conqueror, i has preserved commercial ties with israel prompt and criticism as hold on for me, rob bracey is meeting with ad on a scene as an opportunity for regional partners to help towards the escalating

tensions in the middle east. and for the countries to recalibrate the relations this fide old that's happening. so you'd have to solo all just around to still head here. well, no, just that we're facing the hello. so has we thought there was some flooding around rio diginero. this is just north and east of the city flooding out the supermarket. here at the i was just once by water. there has been copious amounts of rain falling here and still more rain stuck in this area on thursday. it's being amplified by moisture coming off the south of intake. now that we've talked about the rain, let's talk about the heat. colors are on dark,

the rad the higher the temperature from the argentine pappas breakdown to patagonia, temperature is not that far off. 40 degrees and this heat will stick around for the next several days. pretty persistent rain into northern bolivia, pushing into the amazon jungle on thursday and to central america. we go with those trade winds picking up, we see more showers and storms, who spend eula and for the eastern caribbean islands. there was for the northern dominican republic just the other day for the alerts and play for the us call states with all this. what weather being down plus 5 by moisture coming off the golf, that shoots up into the ohio valley. so what was snow in toronto? is now turning to rain on thursday. you get a mile push a barrier temperature up to 3 also mile. they're coming off the pacific for western canada and the pacific northwest. and the acts of weather continues for california . next week we could see an atmospheric river. the

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preventables that seemed gone. so if medical facilities aren't protected, it says any 3 hospitals remain functional. one of them has repeatedly come under attack of the category has been imposed on the amount of hospital preventing ambulances from reaching the facility. the international court of justice as a rule on friday, whether or not to grant emergency measures in south africa's genocide case, the game is royal south africa has requested the well called old as israel to suspend disbelief fuel prices and gone to take full necessary measures to prevent trend, the summit somebody itself is very tempted, held in garza, i'm going to test as in some of these thousands miles through the streets to this rails fence with the street. the crowd were calling for the release of all is very tempted. still being held in golf u as president to dr. barton has being heckled during

a speech for the 2nd straight day. the by didn't was interrupted by protest, as in support of the palestinian people demonstrate to the calling on the us to stop it supportive as well as will on gone. so or the russia is accusing ukraine, a few things out of the military plane. the plane came down to the city of belgrade in southern russia. the kremlin says, backed off to $74.00 people on board, including $65.00 ukrainian prisoners of war. but chief says it was carrying weapons . the ukrainian president has called for full clarity on the circumstances of the crush, but mcbride has moved from keith. this was the moment to russian military transport plane crash to the ground, prompting conflicting claims and counter claims about what and who was on board.

the russian officials say the illusion. 76 similar to this one was transporting 65 ukrainian prisoners of war for a prisoner exchange. they claim on 2. yeah, across miss sounds were detected to being launched from the crane you inside the boat launch 2 or 3 murder. let's go off on the morning of january 24 months ago time. a terrorist act was committed as a result of which in the area of the belgrade region, a russian transport across the we shut down, which was carrying out of slides and the transport of $65.00 military personnel of the armed forces. if you crying from moscow region to belgrade, who were accompanied by 3 russian officers and a crew of 6 people, they all died. the claims were immediately treated with deep suspicion by ukraine, that accuses russia of conducting long standing. this information campaigns, which with the short i see on the right, sam, usually jim ok. and it is obvious that the russians are playing with the lives of

ukrainian prisoners with the feelings of their relatives and with the emotions of our society. it is necessary to establish clear facts as much as possible, given that the plane crash happened on russian territory beyond the control. facts is the key word now stop was to find you believe you didn't assume. officially, ukraine says it has no evidence of its prisoners of war being on the plain, but the statement by military intelligence, as hinted that if they were on board, russia was responsible for the safety. blaming must go for nothing. holding keep upfront spoilt arrangements for the prisoner swapped on for flying p. o w's so close to an active was establishing the truth as being made. honda, by the secrecy that surrounds the highly sensitive exchanges of russia and ukraine in prisoners. this was the last christmas walter carried out, took new yeah. even rushes list of the ukrainian po w's. they say what on the plane is being disputed with a number of social media posts,

questioning the veracity of some of the names public broad. i'll just say era key that will create has confirmed it test this new strategic cruise missile on wednesday. it comes a day after southcourt is that the missiles will, is just of north gray is western coast. now these special a wolf i unit of south korea is navy has been taking part in days of training near the border with the knolls. now tens of thousands of workers in argentine that have worked off the job in a 12 hour general strike. again, is controversial economic reforms. the motors were lined by trade unions who say the government's primed austerity measures will lessen people's already difficult living conditions. lots of america agitated c name and reports not from the capital, but as always, the 10s of thousands or trade union members answer the call to take to the streets of argentina to protest against new president cub getting malays austerity measures

are kind of obviously, if you're not even going to have stopped funds for soup kitchens, the starving, the poorest lot of favor and the pharmaceutical companies, big business and big landowners. the president is a lunatic. he wants congress to see all its power to him. my heart aches for what's happening in my country. the public sector workers would talk a day of pay. and union leaders could face fines or even prison for disrupting the free flow of traffic. but that didn't stop huge numbers of people from taking part in the 12, our national strike price of 5, the trade unions. the country especially as they discuss whether or not me, but small as it's called very, very young people here,

600 and all of their social security administer describes the strike is the work of quote, mafioso is trying to preserve their corporate privileges while the government can siege, the industrial action has cost argentina millions, many. i don't know if that can be now since then. gone. sea level and the national airlines had to cancel the 295 flights of henry 192-520-0000 passengers suffered today because of these people cooled by the many that it was a gamble for argentina's unions. many of whose most emblematic leaders a widely criticized corruption. so i sort of seem to get this on the trade unions. i'm not very popular actors in our society. and we have a government that presents itself as the enemy of the union's. so the strike could

be counter productive for the organizes perhaps, but argentina is still very powerful. trade unions have made it clear this strike was just the beginning, this in the country where social unrest fuels by power. and this unions amid, in the queue economic crisis has broke down governments before to see a newman algebra window site is not leaving climate scientists of release findings from a new study on the amazon with the base. and they found that monday the label roaming has increase the frequency and severity of trans looking at a key possible a dose and carcass flew down. it should be terry visuals. amazon river. more than 100 in danger. river dolphins have died since last year, when the region was hit by an unprecedented route for months the natural climate phenomena. nino has been blaine for the decrease in rainfall,

causing rivers to reach their lowest level in 120 years. but a study released this, we found that human activities such as deforestation, cattle, ranching and corporate farming have played a pivotal role in reducing the are its capacity to retain water. the lack of participation and high temperatures, the lead, the, to a more of operation and, and drive even more fast. so we called the sub route that is that under quote, you know, a logical drought. then when we analyze that, then a climate change played a much larger role, a sign to cite the unprecedented death of river dalton's to make their case. in the past, they have survived routes, but last year they died because of the high water temperatures. they can think of a tutor the water temperature was very high at the end of september when $70.00 in congress's wash top. in certain moments, the temperature exceeded 39 degrees. the average in the region of the lake tuffy is

29 to 31 degrees celsius. the drought also affected more than half a 1000000 people living in brazil and other 5 south american countries. they depend on the rivers of transportation, food and the delivery of medical supplies. scientists say this drought is more widespread and has affected the northern part of the amazon basic home to untouched areas of the world's largest tropical forest in regions with, in the age to the south, where the forest is already a little bit more used to, to drought then they have some develop some, some ways of going to need some people receiving it to like say, hadn't longer boot. that goes deeper and stuff like that. but in this christine area, they don't have so we feed, we started having jobs, the reach this pristine area, the, the for us to connection the be affected, the,

and we have the problem of them being a t p going the solution. the study says this to stop burning fossil fuels and reduced carbon emission, whether that will happen in time to avoid future disasters remains to be seen. monica not give audra 0 to the federal aviation administration in the us says boeing 737, next 9 planes come fly. once again, the agency halted flights 2 weeks ago after duel on an alaska airlines plane shut out. been at central flight. if a has approved and inspection and maintenance process, so the planes can return to service, but that will not be allowed to expand this production of the carrier. a breakthrough in gene therapy treatment has allowed an 11 year old boy to hit for the 1st time. i'll send them under one experimental surgery at the children's hospital,

philadelphia and america. he now has any mild to moderate hearing impairment. and so the published of lots of documents and if it can be restored hearing and