state system eventually change, they could then be bought and sold. industry officials insist they're simply preparing for a tourism boom of feet that will take more than just new hotels. the . ready and the of the clock this isn't use on life the coming up for the next 60 minutes. how much does political leader says he's received a c spot proposal for garza and will travel to cairo for discussions. video imagine showing palestinian detained these blindfolded a time constant because of mine is right. and soldiers is real hands. eva bodies of ac palestinians who had been taken from gauze and health in israel. and the us base

company announced his 1st successful brain shit implants and says it gives hope to people who apparently in school is becca son in thailand, a currently playing for a place in the law states of the asian cup. the window will face defending champions castle how assigned to reach the . so let's start with that breaking news, and how much is it politically to is mail when it says that they have received a $65.00 proposal on the wall garza police talks in paris between casa unintelligence cheese, from the united states, from israel, and from egypt. heidi and says he will travel to colorado for further discussions in his statements. he said he extended his funds to egypt, and to casa for the roland, trying to reach a sustainable ceasefire agreement in gaza. he said, mazda is open to discussing any serious and practical initiatives,

provided they lead to a succession of his really aggression. i met the primary rule for accepting any proposal is to stop the brutal aggression against garza and the withdrawal of the occupation forces from the strip. haven't gonzalez, member of how much is political bureau and he explains the conditions i must consider as non negotiable. as we thought, does that when you say i'm is oh, well cool. we come to exit eh, she's very outpost, 40 years healey, galion reasons. we want it been on these for you is gonna be we want it was the girl is really with the girl. was it from guys? this thread without is that i easy was it through when we sense also accept it this in you d o you propose it seriously. we want to allow

the human a daily it's add to the state because a lot of people the, somebody we've done to it shipped to any kind of the. ready stages, but we want it from both sides, threes on a, kept the kids in is the only reason us detectives who of with the is this sense that movement and got this thing. so we are looking to re lease. oh yeah. but there is on both sides. we are looking for a bin and then the ceasefire. what we can do it is the

2nd stage in this state. the very important point for us, please do this. printer is slow. yeah. otherwise, it means the back end of the war between us. and these are the tools. what do we want? c slay. i've been on c spy. yeah. it does your for, for both sides, for i'm for the people, but it's time. ok. all right, let's make some have them do who's starting by 1st and telling me even though i know what we showed on specifics on the way of what's being discussed. but what of them you all sides, you know about these guys here. so next the government in israel has not released concrete details about what is in the proposal that is being presented to how much. but we've seen a picture that has started to emerge over the course the past few days. and this really media reports from anonymous has rarely officials talking about sort of

wider parameters of this potential deal. and what they've been discussing is that there would be essentially a 1st, a $45.00 day just ation of hostilities. at which point you would have around $35.00 to $40.00 is really capt isn't guys that being exchanged for potentially around $4000.00 palestinian prisoners. we've also read that in the last week of that 1st phase. that would be further negotiations that would look to extend the ceasefire that would look to then release more is really captives for thousands, more palestinian prisoners. and then potentially a 3rd phase that would last maybe weeks, maybe months, a lot of vague and this thus far, we're expecting to hear more from these re lease in the days to come. we should mention though, that one of the main sticking points of course is going to be is the day after scenario, because we continue to here is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that he wants to make sure that he's real, is in charge of security in gaza. even after this,

just ation of hostilities and after the war. and just to that end in the last few hours, you are a lot. the defense minister here was quoted as saying that they envision some type of scenario where he is real. would control security the way they do in the west bank that they would do that and gaza in a day after scenario. so that's one sticky point. beyond that, you also have a lot of criticism about a potential deal from the far right. members of the government here you have the national security minister. it's more been give your he tweeted just a couple of hours ago that a reckless deal equals the collapse of the government. of course if he walks away from the government, that means that nothing. yeah. whose coalition could collapse about an hour after that? you then had that you then had your left, pete, who's the main opposition leader in israel, who tweeted, we'll give the government the backend, needs for any deal that will lead to the return of captives to their home. so it's a very strong political picture and political reality for the, the, for the prime minister in israel right now. and that could really complicate things

going forward next. and having say these really media reporting that the extra state id blinking, adding back to television has been a few times. what do you know? so what we're seeing in these really media landscape is these reports that these x will be sitting in on more cabinet discussions that he will be in consultation about how the us envisions a day after scenario after the war in gaza. what in this really just goes to show the pressure that the us is trying to put on israel to try to more quickly, less than what they are doing in gaza to try to get more humanitarian aid into gaza . it comes at a time when you're seeing more reports, especially out of the u. s. at the bottom administration is becoming increasingly frustrated with the intransigence of nets in yahoo and the political leadership in israel. but again, this is going to be very complicated. this trip we've seen the secretary of state

come here. this will be his 6th visit since the beginning of the war off. and he comes here with great expectations and things just don't pan out really the way that the us is one of them to thus far. nick, by thanks for that. haven't jump june. that in telling me. thank you. right now, a video has a measuring dozen as opposed to me and detainees blindfolded with the hands tied behind that box. and forced to sit in it that the men were detained in con units, as they were attempting to leave the area of clear when the video was recorded, they were trying to do just is really forces detained in the within blank, forwarded. their hands tied behind their backs. unfortunately into that. the exec data of this video is not clear, but it's recent. is the setup check point across the fun eunice resting palestinians trying to hit father. so magical doesn't support a scene. entities stripped and forced to sit in the middle of the road, was surrounded by throw you. so just some of those individual included you

n y a joiner. this and those of young those 15. they would be painful more than a month with some released wedding only diapers. the u. n. accused is the right of mistreating palistine and detainees in regards to the families of the tenants. relieved a number in thousands have not been provided with information on the fate or occasional philip once is reading mistake urgent steps to ensure that all those interested or detained are treated in the line with the national human rights and international humanitarian law. norms and started. is there a face only to things fight as belonging to palistine in? i'm groups that claim with only in rate palistine and activities on human rights terms. and how much does the a well is realize return the bodies of ac palestinians killed in dallas or in recent weeks they were sent in a truck through the commer this to them crossing and will be buried in the city of rafa in the southern gaza. the parties had been taken and held in israel. it's

close to reference southern guns a honeymoon. we'd joins us now. and so what more do we know about this, of these bodies being returned by? do we know how, what happened to them? was this just start with the fact that the return of this body just is park then a frustration that out the raise your mind palestinian particularly those will so have i don't not the not been tack, not going back. what's over with their relatives and missing family members in the northern pardon? now the scenario goes on the members, some of the bodies are returned until the right fact to day for a burial in a mazda grant included some of their family members. and that's the frustration that we have when we talk to people that those 80 bodies were return a barely or our this morning is record the nation with the, with the red cross of,

of the palo city and a balance in body and will return the work held by, it is really military there under it is really military custody for a long time. that to the point, the vast majority of the bodies were badly decomposed and beyond recognition people who are the who are present at the cemetery and not attempt to identify some of the bodies because they, they haven't heard of from their family members and relative for a long time the, they were expecting that some of the bodies related to them, but unfortunately, that was not successful as there was no point whatsoever of 5 of identifying no way whatsoever of identifying those bodies as they were laid into their final resting place in a cemetery. and suddenly provided, i believe that those able were killed in the northern parts and gauze on his hon. eunice, and were taken by this really monetary the bodies were kept for so long that some

of the bodies were actually taking it from cemetery is the way to do it from the grid that were done by these really monetary because we could see that they were wrapped with a proper white seed with their names on it. as it said, that the case happen in a normal time. the somebody's buried there, wrapped in the proper white sheet and put it neatly inside day the, the grave. yeah. so the were all that they were at the dots the, the believe that some of them were taking it from desecrated cemetery is it's important to point out there was at no point, no way to identify these bodies as well as the way more than a 12 cemeteries that were dr. crated across the northern part and the city of pa noon as a pretty distressing situation. honey. meanwhile, defensive continues. wants the latest on the strikes a yes,

we're still going on, particularly in the city of hon. eunice, where most of the intensify thing is taking place in the central part of the city and the western side of it around the hospital where not only the do hospital to remain in of health facility. the honda is not what has, but the hospital under military is these, but they're constantly fired at by times as well as a province then the presence of acquired cops or is in the skies of city of pioneer . and it's just hovering at a very low level as people are trying to leave their evacuation zones. an area that been targeted by the, the military. but they are constantly shut out and fired, advised by the changes makes the whole conditions and the whole situation very complicated. for them, people to wait until the evacuated to get through a check points to password check points, but they're running the risk of being arrested at a large number of particularly young people. in fact, within the past,

due this large number of young people are arrested at these a check point setup instead of tanya and if they were late and they were let's do an identify locations. nobody knows the face of these young people to be not arrested. we're looking at the scenario that happened in the northern part of guys, a city within the past couple months were large number of people who were arrested and they were taken 2 locations inside the is around 4 or interrogation. and a few of them were really it's and those are were released talk. describe the horror they have experienced as they were under interrogation. how do you think so that's a lot of these district feed, rather shocking stories coming out, the bodies being returned back and people having to deal with that. and these prism is blindfolded. so it is, comes to an endless as litany of things going on. you know, i tell you what is qualitatively different at this point in time after 3

and a half months of war is that there's a certain degree of exhaustion. as of now on the part of days varies and days really, sol judge themselves as individuals. there's more or more videos where there's other soldiers put out there and more or more videos by these are in the military about what they're doing to the palestinian prisoners who we don't know. and i assume they're mostly civilians. but that's what the exemption is. a goes along with the tell us where these relatives are at today, and garza gets policies. and i mean it is, they've been instructed to do this. this is the thing, right? i mean, it's couldn't, you can it's leaders un, undue it's military infrastructure and cousins that are reports and american media that's to talk about 80 percent of the tunnels remain intact. right. so if these are, these are making up for the incompetence and failure, they're making up for that finish. is that the most model ottoman the world in the

word so far? but i'm interested, nothing you know is in fact one of the least models on losing the world that's not because of its identity because of its religion because of its nationality. it's simply because it's been an occupying force for almost 6 decades. that, occupying force one generation after another, has become a such whereby its state as him is intrinsic to its nature as an occupying course. and in this ward, we've seen the worst of the worst of all the things, the soldiers that i'm not just the professional soldiers. they're also the reservists. i'm positive versus there's the service that i have a reflection of a bro and aspect of the israeli society as we know it today. there is a younger, more radical, more precious the generation that elects that kind of been viewed on smart direction. other radical ministers that we are building element. so it's either

that's the, is there any military is really becoming quite a vicious exemption is especially stick or it is fairly miserably and making up for its failure with more exhibit shows them and viciousness, okay, for both. now we come to the seas fly proposal, israel, how they're heading off to kyra to, to take it on to talk about it further. do you think it's, it's got likes it's complex as far as in, as far as it when promise ceasefire. right? i think this is in as far as have mazda is concerned, as far as the palestinians are concerned, this is a ceasefire deal. so it's gonna have to be a ceasefire deal without the ceasefire. if you called at the captive steel, then it's gotta be a captive seen without releasing the captive. what they're talking about is going to stage process. all they say will i'm asked by

a that's what i'm saying. i want to happen. yeah, i know. i mean, this is like we're going to be guessing, right? 31. yeah, i think it depends on the seriousness of the, of the united states, because i thought an egypt spend go so far in saying, look, we will, you know, do whatever we can, we can leverage. we can put more calm eyes on more periods on the line set of lines and pretty much the size of the end of the day. that the implementation of any such agreement depends on leverage. and the only ones that actually have leverage is the united states, right? adult in that extra state is of to is relegating for what be on the time during since school started. and he needs some guarantee is from the got from the israeli government. i mean, look, look back, says october 27th. in fact, since october 17 right, when by the lender then is right, he's been trying to get some sort of uh, guarantees from these really government that the are on board total number of things such as that were not to be occupied guys or they will not create

a security goal and zoning because they will not shrink very i've guys and they wouldn't allow for the penicillin or for the to extend. it's also digital guys also so forth. but then at the now government rejects all american please and do much. so blinking us back again, it is right in order to get some kind of guarantees that sol suppose is right. so hold pauses will lead to a cease fire. if they don't let us use fire, there wouldn't be a ne bye of the. yeah, or i'm all right, thanks for that. so it brings us personally to the next point which is on the blink, and heading to the us, us as we've just been discussing, having both and all these thoughts, negotiations and nicely blinking. he says he hopes to see real hope, often talks and power. so for more on this let's go to. kimberly, how did all wash white house correspond to joins live now from washington dc. so kimberly blink and once again, what for the 6th time? i think it is heading to israel. what more do we know? yeah, well this has not been confirmed by the state department and that official travel

schedule. what we're learning is that the secretary of state, likely to visit the region sometime between february 3rd and 5th. and as you point out, this would be the 6th visit since october 7th, that of course being the attacks by him off. um. but the reason we understand is because of the comments made by the secretary state, that he is gravely concerned about the escalating tensions in the broader middle least not only with israel's war and gaza, but also be a tit for tat that has been going on between the united states and the ron proxies, particularly in the red sea, and of course on sunday, the attack on the us military outpost in jordan, that killed 3 us soldiers and wounded 40 more. so what this is, according to the secretary state, is a particularly volatile time. one that he says has not been seen a since 1973 or in roughly the last 50 years. and so as things are

escalating, one can deduct from this, but there is a concern on the part of the united states to try and de escalate these tensions. the national security council spokesperson, john kirby has been very clear, echoing the commons of the us president, that even as the united states says that it will seek to respond to those attacks on that us outpost. the united states says it is not looking for a conflict in the region or a conflict with a ron. it can be always make your presence felt in the white house press room, and i understand you had a bit of a test exchange with the white house national security council space for nova just not much push back to us president is getting over the board and gaza wow. a yeah, a lot of sensitivity here in the white house about the popularity of israel's war

on gaza and the prospect of the united states being broiled in yet another mid east conflict. you have to remember that young people here who make up a big portion of the us president support have been most of them have been a live through out of the post september 11th attacks, the iraq war, the data stand war. and they don't have any tolerance for a nother conflict. and this is reflected in us presidents pulling numbers. he's pulling right now at less than 40 percent. that is not looking good for the president's re election. so as a result, i asked john kirby about this. he was very defensive, say that the president has, he waste his options for a response to that attack on that us out post in jordan is not looking at the political calculation. it's called the my question offensive, but you know that behind the scenes, this certainly is one of the calculations given that every political speech the

president has been making in recent weeks has been interrupted by protesters. not to mention the global demonstration. yeah, very much. in fact is, all right, can be a thing. so that's a complete how could that at the white house we're gonna move on to the weather? no role is on south america for the late summer, an option to enter is proving to be stifling the hot and the weather is not changing much so the sun is blazing down. so for many places been 67 degrees above average. of course, a long time, notice eventually this cools down the the coasts and you require at $25.00, which is where it should be in most of the day. and in the science of profit go near. it's also writing should be that between the 2, it's hot metal from sparks fires and this is also the case in the national park getting past the go near being full, but usually have to wait for changing the weather for these things to die down significantly. and there's no significant change in the weather. on in view, this heat is extended trusted should, at least a central santiago of the capital at $55.00 degrees without

a warnings issued for santiago for julia as a whole. uv index is extreme because we're in south america and the above us or the whole in years and that's do not filled it. and so very high, extremely high. you've eaten dick's attempts to not reco values, but if assistant li, 6 or 7 above the average, so the population has to do what it can to prove that which is usually involves something to do as well. so that you'll notice that i'm not staying at all for the around the strong sunshine. there's no significant change in the full cost, i'm afraid, so it's more of the same for many days. all right, well, thanks for that. now several international aid agencies say that deeply concerned an outrage of the suspension of funding to view an agency for palestinian refugees, save the children and action to aid or among agencies who have written a joint laughter that morning that the funding cuts comes to me. the rapidly was to the humanitarian catastrophe in garza, along the suspension of funding will impacts live saving assistance for over

2000000 civilians over hoffen and children who rely on monroe at 8. it says we welcome unreal, a swift investigation into the alleged involvement of a small number of un staff members in the october the 7th attacks and goes on to say with shocked by the reckless decision to caught a lifeline for an entire population by some of the very countries that the cold for aid in garza to be stepped up and it wants. if the funding suspensions are not reversed, we may see a complete collapse of the already restricted humanitarian response. in god's israel's use of why foster, as munitions is costing, lebanese farm is near the board of millions of dollars. then run con reports from southern 11 and internationally based in especially banned weapons and civilian areas will cause environmental damage for years to come under international human rights. little, this should not be happening. the use of white phosphorus, munitions will not find out right?

is illegal when used in civilian areas like this town of him along the disputed boat over this ro, white false for us bones through anything. it comes into contact with clouds, scan muscle, bone. it destroys livestock, a makes land unfit for sewing crops, potentially, for at least a generation as well. it's not unusual to use such weapons, always seen in lebanon. and lucas is that israel, in the case of it as a, we've documented the use of white phosphorus and populated areas which is a violation of vital human rights watch. also documented these of white phosphorus and 11 on the violation of its not sure mentor in law. israel has a stock response when it comes to white, 1st for us, munitions saying it is a to international. first part of the, of the agricultural town of a room is currently living in the town of deed having been fullest from his home by flight. he's an agricultural expert and tells us they won't know exactly how much

damage has been done, until they say of age when they were to. but he knows the damage is extensive and a long term, but on the 1st floor, redbud will be at the beginning because the 1st for us has a significant impact on the soil, given that it can react and a slight amount of sleep into the ground water and in addition, it may lead to an imbalance and the environmental ecological diversity and ground water, rivers, and rain. the direct damage is caused by rapid binding that can affect humans, plants, animals, et cetera. this is what the optimum of of a white, fos for us attack looks like all the vegetation across a fairly wide area hit or black and, and burned. but this is just a tardy fraction of the damage. the closer you get to the boat, the most seems like this that you'll see $20000000.00 worth of damage according to the lebanese agricultural industry across that disputed bowed up. but for the farm is the is another problem. these white false was the tax close and the numerous

amounts of environmental damage, meaning the, these fields i'm, feels like this may not be plausible for at least a generation. and we're on con, how does their color sort 11? and so the head here and out 0 and the leader of home comes this entire truth. national security low needs type thing to include trees in insurrection and espionage time will tell you why the united states is re imposing sanctions on venezuela. kind of its campaign ahead of election later to see if they've got support coming up to the big chunk of the african confirmations of defending champions of dumb child that's coming up with just the many have seen the war on guns the through the lot. so i couldn't even take the camera mode times the size of joins the stream on. i would just euro, why am i double what kind of flips through the pages of his books. he was hoping to

be a doctor, but the fighting in savannah put a stop to studies that if he population u. s. across the 600000 and walk, most of them under the age of 30, even cheapest cheap, when conventionally gets into a classroom. that is another curriculum. and so that is different from what you're trying to get. particularly engaged parents. send them to ready just schools like this. the priority for now is to provide shelter and food. and even that is close in the united way. there is no clear indication as but when refugees students would be able to return home. and to that process the, [000:00:00;00]

the other day, and you're watching out 0 reminder about top stories this uh, i'd have mazda is politically to smell honey. a says they have received a cx 5 proposal in the war and gaza follows towards between kata unintelligence choose from united states from is running from egypt. discussions now to be held in cairo. israel has returned the bodies of ac palestinians killed in dallas, or in recent weeks it was sent in a truck through the cut them i will send them crossing and will be buried in the city of rafa. in southern jobs and dozens of palestinians would be interested in southern girls are to be detained for several days and not being kept blindfolded and home. many, it's really all he says is the rest of the church. now the justin in red crescent has released an audio recording of a palestinian go who was shots by these ready forces line, humming to contact to the agency for help while the call they were traveling and

surrounded by israeli forces by on died while her little sister had remained trapped inside the vehicle while it's talking to in gauze. if you have a lesson and a warning, some of us may find the contents of your recording study. who might have been in the caribbean of the level and could you will see all the hello. hello. hello. hello.

hello. hello. yes, the silence speaks volumes. there's no, let's speak to nibble fox, who's a space person with palestine red christmas to talk to. she's in room matter and joins us on the phone at deeply troubling and listening to that and a little more awful because it was just nothing that could have been done a so just for one of the more just sitting on the back moment, the products on the truck and so this, this was the sounds a lamb to fix the phone over the phone for the on the find another class. she was mentioning that she was surrounded by like the tanks and the conger could

play heading out of hair. and i want to hear the sound of continue with gunfire. i can make it sound she has, she was killed and or to continue to follow up with the 117. the only said why they tied the card and on the 6 is the one sitting in the top inside the car. but i'm going by by the birthday, occupational tanks and furniture and find the car. there is around 6 then it and then there's all of them are ken some other the father of course in jane. and i would ambulance 2162 and the 16 i'm up to this moment is a 20 hours. we are 10 bucks. if i were to there it send remain on where on aware of their fees, and whether they succeeded, they evacuated, can or not me,

can be worded regarding the safety of our team was to put a t o n. okay, now let me just interrupt me. i just want to get on to make sure i just want to understand so, so a team went to try and assist some people. and you'll know you haven't heard from them since. yes, uh, yesterday 6 pm. i would have teams headed from uh, he popped a cold system where i would get on the the patient there. and then they had to tell her the location which has been gone. so they have reported already the location and they were very close to the car. at that time we have completed a contract with them up to this moment we have in tears back from them. and we are not sure if they were able to evacuate hand or not yet. we don't know even better about what happened to them. are they in

a sense of how they are they forget it? is it just because of the communication of blackouts? so we can do it regarding our tv and we're aware of what happens when that's been part of the word up the durham hand because we have no contact with her as well. and she's only 6 years old child in the car. and she was a very satisfied mentioning it's getting dark, how long you've done that unless you can reach it. so i will can say the whole life in the class as the car. i hope she's still alive. i hope the cna course that i'm, he's going to want to do so at this moment in time, we don't even know if, if, when we have done since the beginning of the war, we have done this hundreds of i p it is kind of the people who are trapped in their

homes and many of them and these kids that we were or expended less because all of the areas where is the occupation forces and tanks and i considered as military areas and they keep getting denied access to our team to reach these areas where our and he didn't do it out, anyone tried to the the, these areas need to get there. so even yesterday it took hours. why is the what the said there was very good. if i put on the advice you to do was 10, but not anywhere inside the car and just put ethics situation. so when she was and we're talking about only 6 years old, she wouldn't be fixed by the way of the $495.00 on the top of the at that point because she was appealing, it's come take me from here as soon as possible. and because ours i'm can,

we can get that green light off that could if anything, has been made in the gym, the ambulance and once the am didn't. alright. we have lost connection with them. we haven't gotten any calls, were one of them was for the woman. she was trapped was by family members who were can and all of them were with her other people. i mean one she was over the phone with i would have came home was bomb. so we had a 6 could you wish um where hour can come too many times where people are an urgent need for our human services. and unfortunately, because i'm getting some have been prevented access to many areas across the gods. though we are unable to do, uh, what do you need to be in job to feed those people that are trying for venture and drug people into the hospital. okay. and then we're going to leave the very,

very distressing. and we can only hope that this will go and i'm a to 6 years old, has somehow made it to safety at never foster expects person with the palestine requested society. thank you. the funeral is being held for the 3 palestinian men killed by his radius special forces during a raid on a hospital and you need to talk seems to be the 1st of its kind sensible home dogs have begun. charles stratford has this report now from ramallah in the occupied west back. so these are not the medics but this is going, is this way. the soldiers inside a promise to be in hospital hunting, a patient to kill a targeted assassination. and a civilian medical institution in the city, if you need any occupied westbank. according to the hospital stall, one of the 3 men killed had been receiving treatment for injuries he suffered during these rarity hold on me right. 2 months ago, the, this is a crime that can be added to

a series of crimes violating hospitals and storming medical institutions assaulting medical teams, assassinating 3 young men. we want to reiterate our appeals to international institutions that they need to stand by us and take responsibility against these crimes statement by the janine brigades, which includes a number of policy you no longer existence group said 2 of the 3 main members, islamic just had one that come on to the sud was a come on during from us from us it, it was a fully fledged war crime and a continuation of crimes against people from garza. so jeanine and he's ready. all of the statements said what it cooled from us terrorist. so hiding inside the hospitals could be neutralized. it's it how much come out of them? a homage 11. they had been planning an attack inspired by the october the 7th from us attacks and had been transferring weapons and ammunition to all the finances. these are the army open surrounds and at times that actually attacked the 3 hospitals in jeanine during the night,

the military rage on the city. but this is the 1st time since the beginning of the war that they have actually ensued a civilian medical facility. and what seems to be a target to assess the nation and one the pot assume you know, sort use a cooling. yes. a nova contravention of international child stuff without your 0 ramallah and the occupied was fine with that's close to the to abraham. now is that that hospital buried, it will unfold it and later i imagine people still really from the shock of the attack. a yes indeed. and specifically that one nurse who is trying to protect the area to look after the patients has been beaten up by the undercover is really units before she could even know what was happening. i'm not just inside the evidence, you know, hospital where the incident happened. but i'm inside the room where the 3 men have been when they were killed. let me just go around the room and show you. this is the bed with a bass and was that we was,

he was receiving treatment after and his really drone strike took place in october, according to the medical stuff here. they say that he has been paralyzed from the waist down. know here, just if we pumped to this couch, this is where i'm, how much july i'm the was that he's a predicted, assumed and deemed as wanted by these really forces who said that he is a key member of how mass, according to the doctors here they say that the use of fire, of course, with assignments or has been heavy and leading to so many bullets in his body. no. here was the brother of basses have methods that we in. if you can see it's a very difficult scene here in the hospital of the blood stains are everywhere. they try to take the bodies for burial, but yet the remains are still here. and you know, there is a lot of grief and a lot of shock that, you know,

this is not new. these really forces in the past few years of done that indeed by targeting people inside the hospitals wearing under cover of fluids as a like, acting like they are. patients coming into the hospital, bucks is the word. this is the 1st time we've seen this in this signal is very dangerous. this condition, as far as posting is here, are concerned. need that thanks for that need to abraham. the hospitalization okey seems to think thank the the are i don't just the world news done. hong kong is needed says he wants to tighten national security legislation just as soon as possible to include offences such as treason, instruction, and espionage. jointly says the city cannot afford to wait any longer to build on page in the national security law that was enacted after wide spread cracked down

on mass protest. i took the fall cause more from home. com as well. it is going to make some difference out and then the government isn't wasting any time to set this in motion the legislature is going to be gathering. so take off this consultation process and john lee has pledged previously to enact article 23. by the end of this year, she reiterated that it needs to be done as soon as possible because the existing legislation that is in place mainly the beijing, impose national security. little they said was like a call with pots missing all to cool. 23 will no typically include laws against sedition espionage and the roles. so the foreign political organizations from conducting any sort of political activity here, there was some concern expressed about the length of the consultation period, which will last until the end of february. that means as any one month compared to

the 3 months people were given in 2002 when the government 1st tried to roll out to optical 23, but for was ultimately sho. remember all to $23.00 is paul to pumpkins. many constitution which has been in place since the end of the 1997. it is required to enact this legislation and john lee said that it's been waiting for 26 years to do so. today. softer as president has blocked in attempt to launch a new investigation into a crowd cross during halloween celebrations in 2022. the independent panels investigation was supposed to meet public demands to hold high ranking officials accountable for the routing policies that it would be biased in favor of the opposition. the president's decision, drew criticism from relatives of the victims who said, blocking the investigation is insulting from the government decided on covering up the probing the throat. this is an act of stamping the victims last wishes,

but there to somebody minutes. how can the government ignore the responsibility of finding out the truth and insult the seconds in family members of the victims? software as ministry says north cray has carried out as a missile task within a week. a series of cruise missiles repeatedly 4 of the 5 of the west coast of the korean peninsula. if lean towards the yellow sea weekends, the north side, it tested the newly develop strategic cruise missile launched from a submarine accord in pockets. done a sentence from a prime minister and run con to 10 years in prison, has been found guilty of revealing official secrets. former prime minister was pushed out and of no consequence. votes in 2022. con is already serving a 3 year prison sentence, and the corruption case is sentencing comes ahead of parliamentary elections next month. in shall anchor, and alons of opposition parties and the support is a holding process. in the capital of columbus against recent tax increases,

police are used to trying to suppress and just to say, a value added tax rises either into the everyday cost of living for like, or is already budgeting a christening economic crisis. and lead to interest in 2022 in force. then president go to buy it right japan to step down to venezuela. whether united states is reinstating sanctions to binding an opposition leader from running for president . rick rena machado says the presidential election scheduled to be held late to this year, but it happened with also got home. and as this report, the candidate for venezuela's may know position coalition has a message for the countries president, you go down the nicholas, my girl isn't going to choose the people's candidate. but that seems to be exactly what the president's done. because maria corrina machado, one type or a position primary by land slide, has been disqualified from the countries 2024 elections. the decision was made by supreme court headed by ruling policy lawyer list. but it could come of the cost,

the thing is white, glove. and candidates, you know, type of the united states lifted some of its sanctions going to the country. they don't partly in exchange for the government committing to let some bond opposition . take us back into politics. now the us says it's reviewing. it's saying some policy again mr. majority one is regina have decisions that have to make, we want to say and meet the commitments they made back in october, to allow position parties and candidates to run appropriately and release political prisoners. we have decisions and make as well if they don't do that, they've got till april. we'll see what they do. meanwhile, machado right wing politically bedford, so she won't step aside for substitute candidates. bob will have a little bad and we are going to be nicholas my do in elections is. yeah. and we're going to do it together. it's not clear who a substitute will be anyway. so my position tickets have been bad. others have flipped the country along with more than 7000000 other people for pressing the

points towards another vote. which president nicholas my daughter, comes out until his prize and 11th year in charge of a country and a long standing, some momentary and an economic crisis. on home and i'll just be 1st person to receive a brain chip implant from a us company called nearer and because we're covering, well, a feel for ation is successful. it will enable people with paralysis of a full image to control devices with the thoughts the us food and drug administration gave the go ahead last year for the 1st trial on patients. marco couple back is a professor of philosophy of media and technology at the university of vienna. and he says several critical questions need to balance it on funding. and the data involved in this kind of technology. is it the song do it because it can help people with burle is this, um, so that, that's important. it's important that this research is being done, the but the question is, 1st of all, who should do it's should be looking at

a select, must do it, or should we should be done with public funding? and, and also like once we have the data from this kind of devices, our question is who has access to them? where do they go, what, what is being done with them? or potentially in the future that could be used as well to too many collect people . so, so let me just come to the who that you mentioned, the fact that you know where the money should come from, should it be public funds or a private enterprises in this case? why do you say that? and why would public funds make a difference? i think the public, the public setting means that there might be more guarantees that this kind of research, i'm just kind of experiments are model charged by um, ethical communities. and in the case of uh, of must go wrong with it. there is sufficient over sides. um, for this experiment,

the sign for support all things asian couple move absolutely ethnic. we also thing with the agent complex is becca stone have but best spot in the law site. now face defending champions castle that was best known as the white bulls beat time on to one to secure that 5th quote to final appearance. the tournament is also set in old time attendance records, with more than a 1000000 funds watching games, so for and thousands more will be in the stands when saudi arabia take on south korea. on tuesday. the much brings together 2 of the total is the highest profile coaches are but to mancini south the team top side group while using kinsmen is hoping to going to south creates the 1st title in move and 60 is in all honesty, i don't see anybody know no few, but a lot of respect, lot of respect for every opponent be played with was before jordan to go as bahrain,

if it was a malaysia, we respect them. all. this is important. i think, you know, i'm about to is doing a fantastic job. today's money to okay, we play guys to many single and easily. it was a very good the sit icon and now is a very good manage a, a zillow to experience with many of them, many claps and you know, it knows if what, what are they? well, how the science football coach says he couldn't have asked for mo, from his play is of the asian cup campaign came to an end. in the last 16, they were beaten to one by the host and defending champions castle. so now face the 2nd son was that elevate stadium for that game. tele signs funds came in hopes of watching the team extend an unprecedented spell here at the asian cope saying that the snow kept much pulling this is evelyn at this tournament. the policy is looked to be full of confidence,

grace and the majority of the tone. tough and the assistant paid off. what is the pub individual, or data about how to sign in front? with moments left to the 1st top, the host and defending champion? is it back when a corner at some of these providing the boats captain has to know he does to may, did 11. the 2nd half had barely got underway when cancer were to the penalty. one of the tournament top scores from a see play mind games is kind of storing. people will slow thing to him. his 1st goal is this agent comes, i'm assuming that they late in the game to into one that was their 7th street agent victory. they can now look ahead to the quote to finals with the palestine. they're impressive. run into the cause of the everyone now knows

the name palestine as to what we did at this tournament. and this was one of our goals were playing here for the blood of the boxes, the wounded and the people who were displaced from that homes were not paying for all ro names. so that's a huge upset of the effort to come from nations with the defending champion, senegal knots out by high ivory coast set. a goal had one of the group games on one side and the full split through heavy yellows with full minutes, left ivory coast. when a penalty, which was schooled by frank castillo, who had come on as a sub, it went to penalty shoots out, sends off to send a go. the post. it was cassey again who school the winning spot, kicked to send this team into the quotes of finals mixed up. so i see the molly overcame of paso that result spot policies on the streets of haven't done. member the ivory coast had barely got out of that group is the best place finisher. and they use a set that coach the full, the know counts again. now the 7th,

i've control them and, and it right, the defending champions of failed to make it as, as opposed to finals. excuse me. the full, the match i had asked him to get back to be my elephant is up to date, back to be in war. he is with his qualification and they showed me that they were war is the problem take, but i also into the law site say beat mauretania. one know with a late penalty from ryan mendez. and next off of them, they'll be either the highest rank team in the tournament morocco or south africa to play nato on tuesday. russia says it will appeal the last of the figure skating teams and then pick old metal following camilla valley avis, doping down the national station union has given the wind to the us and the merchant bush. it's a bronze of the coast of operation for sport, 100 hot for you. suspension. finally able was just 15 and have posted test was revealed hours of to the when last week the world anti doping agency released report. it's

a doping amongst child athletes. they found the practice was more common than most national anti doping agencies and realized with move and 1500 positive tests amongst minus in the last 10 years, russia, india and china had the most positive tests amongst child athletes. the youngest athletes be function for doping, violation was 12 years old, but children as young as 8 a, being tested as it is tragic. and then we should look at all ways to protect, you know, all the that leads for right wrap leads are being abused by their state. and the way that some of these russian athletes i've been having and shows contentedly in a case of my mind about how heartbreaking is that we see what rush it is. john 62015 when it was exposed. and that had been robbing the olympic games ever since that time period joined. 2014. and they're still long long. so let's wake up and see the arms that have been committed and actually do something about it. if we choose and care for, for an apple family

a now and don't revisit 1st game as milwaukee bucks coach didn't go to plan. he taking the bucks job off. so they fund adrian griffin up to just $43.00 games. but it said it was nick lee. okay, she stole the show. is the den but on gets came out on top. $113.00 to $1.00. 07, iraq companies. the 14th triple sample of the season was $25.00 points. 16 rebounds and 12 assist jamal marie. just the 25 points. all right, that is all useful for now. what was piece a little bit later, nick? j. thanks for that. thank you very much. that's it for this use up. i will be back in a couple minutes, so i have another how about these in partial see the many have seen the war on gaza through the lens of photo journalist mo tons of size the most terrifying pictures. i never thought i never saw or even was able,

i was charged so i couldn't even take the camera. most times, the size of joins the stream on out to 0. the cloud of nuclear war does have a press. what if this is the beginning of one of those accidental wars? what is this is the beginning of the end of life? because we know from the whole roots of recent history to the rising card, tract, apocalypse maybe discovers the impact nuclear weapons have funds to vanity or failure to keep him out of the safe is by sitting down to the individual on the street. this is not to drill on out, which is 0, you know, with input into

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that says he's received to see spot proposal for gals and will travel to cairo for discussion. the next lock this down to during life and also coming up is real hands even bodies of ac, palace 2 units here and taken from goza and held in israel video, i'm uh, just showing palestinian detained these blindfolded time constant gallons of