[000:00:00;00] the palestinians dig through the rubble in search. the survivors afternoon is really airstrikes hit several civilian homes in russia overnight. the i'm several venue. it's good to have you with us. this is alex as your a live from bill. also coming up the us secretary of state says an agreement on gaza still a possibility. but israel's prime minister insists attacks on this trip will not

stop escalating violence in pakistan as voting begins in the countries general election. one police officer was killed at the polling station and the us admits to a drone striking, a rock that targeted and on group linked to a rock. 3 people have been to the beginning, southern gaza where he is really army has once again bombed homes and rough uh, at least 14 people have been killed to women and 5 children are among the dead. dozens more have been injured. israel is expanding its offensive into rough uh worth tens of thousands of displaced palestinians are seeking refuge. also 0 is honey. my mood is in rough and southern gaza. so yesterday, honey anthony, blinking, told is really, is that they are killing too many civilians in gossip, but there is no sign that the is really military are slowing down when did you see overnight? the yes

sir, i live there. they're no signs of, of this is going to in day any time soon or where soon we're going to see at least they in a reduction in the number of civilian casualties or the, and the level of destruction. but as of early hours of last night, extended all the hours of the night, the nearly hours of this morning, the ongoing constant artillery showing get along the borders. there is also heavy shows of, from the naval force that credit there all the way to the coast on the road. that's the western part of rough city, including lost the area where palestinians displaced palestinians had been filtering since the beginning of the war. but we're talking about an intense bombing can pay and targeting more residential homes in western part of the city. and the central part, as well as the eastern sides, very close to the gyptian gauze, a border claiming the, the,

the life of more civilians including women and children. and it's important to point out, not only that, but what it blinking has been pressuring this very government to do. but also since the uh, the security council and the requested an increase of a humanitarian aid. as a result of that was we see in more depth and destruction and more civilians were the victims of ongoing bombing. and since the ruling of the international court of justice, demanding israel to it, just stop old genocide. the acts across the gaza strip. we only see in the contrary, more death and destruction and more people are, are dying as the bombing continues so far. the attacks concentrated on dropbox, that's in the southern part of a city where more than half of the population have been a crammed here. since the beginning of the war and expansion, the military operations,

as well as in the sense from the area. and it's very consistent with what nathan now stated yesterday. oh said there are 3 areas that the military operations are going to be expanded to include in growth. and there is velocity and the western parts of and they'll say it on refuge account. that's in the central area. yeah, honey, i wanted to ask you about that because there's a lot of talk as you will know about a possible deal to end the fighting. but yesterday the is really prime minister says that he is aiming for total victory. so how are palestinians talking about this? how are they thinking about this? how are they absorbing the the as well so far of the palestinians are, are looking forward to the uh, to seeing the day where all of these, uh, the acts of war are going to and then and into their ongoing suffering and killing is going to stop but so hard,

these really narratives is based on what they've had is targeted the right after. cuz over the 7th, it's a total awards. the objectives of the where haven't been achieved. it's a neat anyhow, is insisting on not ending the war until the, the, according to him, the elimination of old. how much power on the ground up for the people in the ground here. the talks about a ceasefire. a possible uh, in truth, it is mainly the, the torture before death. because the, you know, in the, the, within the past couple of months there was one week of that sees fire and everybody was hoping to, it'd be an extension i did. but unfortunately, it's things turns very bad and there was a surgeon there in the bombing across the guster, more civilian feet, civilians. 3 been people were killed, but here what's going on right now, they don't want this to be happening again. they want and, and, and into the water and all acts of war across the i didn't want to do live with

through another mom. and so for 3, where the, how just to wait for another cycle of intense bombing, they are hoping that it's going to end to end. they don't, it anyhow is, is very selective and is not going to be bending easily because he knows as long as the words, the word this word for long as it means he is a stay and in power. and he will do everything possible to continue the work to save himself from all the other related issues and as well. but for people here, it's time as the are growing, exhaust exhausted it to grow and tired, they're stressed and they want to see an end to all of this. uh, honey, my hood reporting from rough and southern. gotcha, thank you very much for all of that honey. let's get a little bit more about that intense effort yesterday in his realities, conversation about a possible ceasefire deal to us secretary of state anthony blinking says there is still room for an agreement. after is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu

rejected a deal. the agreement was proposed by a mouse and mediation with the us and guitar. mom's room reports from telling me less than a day after how much submitted its response to a potential cause, a cease fire plan, us secretary of state. and to me blinking arrived in israel, hoping to build on that moment. but hours after meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu is real all but rejected the current framework for association of hostilities the gum con guzman. so any final feel hope now is the time for the is riley defense forces to allow safe car doors for the residence of rough, or we shall continue destroying the capabilities of hamas until we achieve that. and i emphasize we have no other option but decisive victoria how much for its part said that unlike is real, they have taken a positive approach to the cease fire proposal and then it then. yeah, oh, well, how cool, but mid to no end of government,

a seeking to continue to mislead the public opinion in israel and to prolong it's a christian despite the loss has been sustaining and personnel and equipment with the attempts to hold the war, seemingly at a standstill one significant point of contention continues to be whether any agreed to cease fire would be permanent. despite the diplomatic setbacks at a press conference in tell of eve, lincoln insisted a ceasefire deal between israel and how much was still a possibility. we had an opportunity today to discuss with the israeli government, the response that i'm us sent last night to the proposal that the united states cutter in egypt had put together to bring the remaining officers home and extend the mentoring pause. what i can tell you about these discussions is that while there are some clear non starters in a mazda is response, we do think it create space for agreement to be reached. and we will work at that

relentlessly until we get there. it was an intense day of talks for america's top diplomat. at the end of it, anthony blinking did offer a positive outlook on ultimately finding a path to peace. but he also gave few details about how american now and visions finding a way to end the war, how much i'm doing, what does it tell of william laurence is a former us diplomat and professor of international relations at american university in washington, dc. he says blinking, we'll be looking for ways to make this proposal. work is blinking in terms of civilian casualties. it's something he hammered away at going all the way back to october. remember that 7 our work having a meeting with the americans, mostly talked about protecting civilians and not actually the war aims. and of course, he's been very much focused on the humanitarian side of this even more than the hostages at times, which has been more, bill burns is per view, but the americans really want to protect the civilians from bonds and with supplies

. and they've been very frustrated with the lack of progress in that respect. these outrage rejections by netting. yeah. when the press, i think doing can sort of gotten used to them. but it was interesting when he was describing the how much counter proposal he kept repeating that there was a lot of space in here. and the guitar is also said that the, how much propose a little counter proposal was, was quite positive that there was a lot of room for maneuver in there. so with, with unclear is, is nothing, you know, pastoring negativity, because it's sort of pandering to the far right and trying to keep that coalition together. or is, are there really many objectionable things in there that is real, could never concede to. i think the biggest issue is, you know, will some version of how must be in power after just 4 and a half months. 3 phase choose choose that's been proposed. and i, i think eventually they'll have to come up with some sort of group under 5 back, which is form or how most technocrats,

but it can no longer be how much israel will accept united nations secretary general. antonio gutierrez says that he is extremely worried by reports of israel's potential military assault on the russell. whichever is warranted that strikes would worse than what is already a humanitarian nightmare. or diplomatic editor james bay's reports from un headquarters in new york. let me begin by the un secretary general antonio terrace briefing the general assembly on his priorities for the year. a help gauze was at the top of his list, the scale and speed of the conflict. worse than anywhere else in the world, in his 70 is in the job and he will on the death toll may soon rise even more. and that may especially a lot of body parts that these really means that he intends to focus next on dropbox. when hundreds of thousands of palestinians, it'd been squeezed in a desperate search for safety. such an action would explode naturally in please walk is already

a humanitarian night to man with untold regional consequences. later, his special coordinator, normally based in jerusalem, brief reporters here at un headquarters i the spoke moments of to prime minister netanyahu rejected him asked his latest proposal. we we know very well the sweetly snow even better, but still planning that having a very active warfare in the area of rough with mold and 1200000 people assembled and rough. uh and kim shalom being the entry point at the moment. the only one actively for you, many terry and supplies would be completely catastrophic. the rasa is garza's lifeline and un security council just paused 2 resolutions. calling for humanitarian aid into gauze, it'd be scaled up. this is also ordered by the international court of justice of

the end of last month. many observers believe israel is contributing the decisions of these 2 world bodies whose rulings are considered binding international law. james pays out just era of the united nations. the police officer had been shot dead and upholding station in pakistan as presidential elections got underway. the interior ministry has temporarily suspended mobile services across the country over security concerns. at least 28 people were killed in to bomb attacks on wednesday in the south west of the province of baluchistan. i saw fighters claimed responsibility for that. those attacks around a 128000000 pakistan. these are eligible to vote on who will leave them for the next 5 years. former prime minister in rome con is in prison and bard from running the front runner as his farm arrival, the 3 time prime minister knew was shareef. he is campaigning against below wild

boot. those are diary chairman of the pakistan people's party, the election follows months of political and economic turmoil. let's go to acid vague, who is in lahore. what are you seeing and hearing i said the world where i say holding station here in the for the whole or is the capstone the province of punjab because most talk to this province and it has around 141 seats in punjab. now we've seen lots of people coming to is by the clothing station this morning. it's been very busy. the majority of people that we've spoken to of voting for in ron khan. and that's what they say. obviously the call book fremont con directly because he's in jail, he's been bought from spending his parties, a symbol of a cricket back has been removed by that box. so what they mean by the voting for these candidates to us on the sending us independents, the majority of young people have spoken to under the age of 50, say that they have voting for these parties. some people are scared to say that they've voting for him, so when they will pass,

what they do is they recycle the eye as would be the best if from the court on the ground constitutes he's speech is with this job and the whole sometimes is the. busy whole support and was preventing and mitigating what we've been saying with that makes of them coming to bring people to the closing stations. and it coming out and voting for the watching, those people we just spoke to ritual driver, who said that he's been hired by. it was to support the who's partner for the entire day, just to bring people to the police station so that they can vote for other people have been complaining about this internet shut down. and the phone lines going down saying it's registered with difficult for them to communicate with each other by posting stations about turning off and also iran cons parties that have been relying heavily on social media and to communicate to let people know who the candidate saw and what symbols they will be using and they can send over this and

that shouldn't be free and fed and the internet that capital building to ministry saying that because of security reasons, many people, even before this election were predicting that that would be a shut down or some sort of restrictions are on the internet, but yes, it is very busy in the heart and the still many i was left until the folds those. okay, i said big reporting from the whole you have a long day ahead of you. we'll talk again. thank you very much. awesome. is still a head on alpha 0, where in the democratic republic of congo where thousands of people have been forced from their homes to explain why the there has been improvement in the weather and east and better of the last few days . so in the immediate future, the breeze is coming up from the south. it may well create some charles in southern

turkey or otherwise it's sunshine. and that's true for serious sites which to egypt for the temperatures will stats to right now, there is a hint. those shows a girl cypress inter 11 and, and maybe be on that. we might find the beat for the sense, but up until friday things still look sunny and relatively will. and that's true, right? the way across the rock into iran. the breeze is blowing down the golf, it's been going to 3 or 4 days is still going not quite as strong, but very persistent. and then you will notice this blue here shows running out through the stuff in mountains inside. you have to go back and make is average this time the for collecting rifles about 3 minutes. i think we might get a bit more that but generally speaking and then are widespread with the breezes enough to pick up the sand. and this indication here what you probably to, of course, sandstone up through pots of saturday and then maybe into iraq sometime on friday. if you like, charles around somebody. and if you daily shells emanated from like victoria, but the heavier rain in africa should be further south and is further south in

mozambique. another gasket with a few showers also in causal is natal, the, hey damien to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any thought provoking on my question to you. all. the good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. usb, toe in the security council. this is a major stumbling block is a problem. it access that you hear the story on talk to. how does he hear the the

the, you're watching else, a 0, a reminder of our headline this hour. at least 14 people have been killed and is really strikes on homes in russia and southern gaza. is really is expanding its offensive into the area where tens of thousands of displaced palestinians are showing us secretary of state anthony blinking says that there is space for an agreement to be reached on a ceasefire in gaza. speaking intel of easy warranty. the proposal by home us has what he called clear non starters, but called on his real to ensure the flow of the manager in a secure with these types of pakistan as voters had to the polls. the government has suspended mo bile and internet services a day after a deadly loss killed us. the united states has claimed responsibility for an error striking a rock that has killed at least one high ranking member of the own group. time has been a police report for explosions and the rest of the district of baghdad following a drone strike. america admits that the attack took place without notifying the

rocky government. at least 3 to 4 killed when a car was hit. us forces had been carrying out a tax on groups linked to iran, blame for the killing of 3 american soldiers in jordan's last month of the hush, i'm sent this update from baghdad. this is what is wrong with your name of change to the see this how's it going to tech support over the past few days, there was a couple of strikes to the to walk through the rest of the city of the 16 people today. this is different as talking to june, starting a couple of besides recalls in this crowd in the neighborhood. and

a couple of to columbus from situation is very sensitive about clothes and that's why the tlc, it says in parentheses and go close to signing it yourself. the to man just that i've now and it's a very motional seeing us. so the members of the function and also trying to are also asking journalists to leave the area was you can see things on from about that she hubbard, tennessee has more on those strikes from washington dc. as we've been told by the administration that i will be more types, these are all with tags directly. as far as the us is concerned, related to the attack in jordan killed pre us service people are under the will be more to come. we have this statement from sent come a few hours ago that at 9 30 pm local. com conducted

a unilateral striking iraq in response to the attacks on your service members killing a capacity because there has been a come on the responsible for directly planning on participating in tx on us forces in the region. the u. s. continuing to ignore the complaints of your rocky government. these flemings are not sanctioned by the silver and state of iraq or violation of agree moves of us is made with the rocky gilbert. and remember the us began bombing baghdad. certainly in early january before the attack, tackle and jordan, and since then as a result of domestic pressure and anger in iraq expedited tools that are under way to get us troops out of iraq. and us as far as domestic legal authority, is concerned that using the f s the authorization delivery fullest posts in 2001 after 911, which was meant to go off to al qaeda. and you have this particular militia group actually is charged with placing the assignment state an offshoot of outside is it's all very serial suspected drone strike has been reported in eastern syria,

local media, se explosions were heard. and there was, or the largest us military base and the same area was attacked just a few days ago. at least 6 fighters from the syrian democratic forces were killed in that throne of veterans drake. thousands of people are fleeing heavy fighting of the democratic republic of congo. government forces of baffling rebels from the m. 23 group. army commanders say that they have regained control of the strategically important town. a saki civilians are escaping to the city of goma. the capital of north people, province, barbara, and go. pat has more as a south african piece, kicking some point closer, right between south. okay. and the eastern democratic republic of congress is part of a south african regional mission. supporting companies soldiers to protect the north keys with capital goodman from advancing. am 23 rebels. thousands of people have been forced to leave villages to run saki during heavy fighting. we saw soldiers

running away from the positions as find interrupted between demon the rebels. that's why we left the finding was too intense in the setting of the situation in socket. it's very bad. heavy fighting between soldiers and 23 levels. they have attacked was heavy guns and bones fell on the 16th. this is why we're leaving. forego my government soldiers and un peacekeepers have been struggling to contain imprinted 3 rebels since late 2021. wednesday griff pre launched at st. valley and the united nations fax government accusations that wanda is supporting devices but wanted the nice vis. let's just do it, says replace the survey or as you know, the situation on the ground is very warming and alarming. it raises the risk of a regional explosion, right? any rate of a very strong intensification with a regional characteristic or an increased regional component with the involvement

of different countries in the region. to a great to extent, a president felix just a kathy promised to deal with the violence in eastern concord here in his re election campaign, but barely a month since 1 december elections rebels. to define his authority to you and has us the government to send reinforcements to it, to re north and south keep of provinces. as peacekeepers prepared to withdrawal from the d. c. by the end of the barbara and good past, i'll just say era global food product, sion is enough to feed everyone around the world. but despite that millions of people still die of hunger each year. almost a 3rd of all food is wasted. climate change and ongoing conflicts also post significant challenges. now the conference and guitar is exploring ways to meet people's basic needs as image and kimber reports. every it, millions of people are facing stove ation. 44000000 a pain children. well,

billions of tons of food is going to waste. globally be produced more than 3000000 grains. more than 30 percent of globally is waste is estimated to millions of people starve to death every year. here at this conference and don't delegate to discussing high policy makers need to prioritize people's rights to get food and how to store many unnecessary deaths from hunger. national and international trade policies tend to support large agricultural enterprises and corporations who dominate the global food market. it's a highly problematic um situation when the corporate sector gets the policy direction to public decision makers. we have seen this in 2021 un foot systems summit where

a huge corporations also active in the pesticides on foot sector. influencing heavily the decisions being made by the un normally states are to be an international which advocates for the right to adequate food. and nutrition, says 60 percent of agricultural land and the world is owned by the riches 10 percent of all landowners. which along with the corporations ability to set prices, means it's tough for small scale farm is to survive. most skills, palmer and small scale um and local communities. they're not able to actually access the markets to sell this product. and so this people before people that's really rely on, you know, the, the food services woods from this most can from us, i'm not able to accept. so even afford climate change is a close of food shortages and countries that are experiencing severe weather changes. and will, on their own food sources, are computers that are mostly the affected by climate did actually out of the how to navigate. and this is, you know,

it is happening since 1918. and we have really been throughout the community over the last 5 years. they have severe drugs because of climate acadia most about 50 percent of their life is focused in the last 5. but this year, kenya has the opposite problem. flooding across the rest of east africa. the story is the same. use of drugs then flooding the destroys crops, but the biggest cause of starvation is conflict. something that is also affecting many countries in the region. lexi done plenty cps along, so like climate change, those attending this conference say it's absolutely critical. the policies are changed to tackle climate change and conflicts and stopped protecting corporations ahead of individuals, basic rights and needs image and came back out to 0 dover. rio de janeiro has declared a didn't a fever emergency just before the start of a famous carnival in brazil. more than $360000.00 cases of the mosquito borne

disease have been reported since the beginning of the year. and that is 4 times higher than last year. doctors have started a math vaccination campaign, and new care centers are due to open in the city. in the palestinian museum in the occupied westbank has been closed all through the war and gossip, but it is reopening his doors on sunday to display more than 300 works of art all by gods. an artist did. abraham went for a preview. this is one of the last piece is remaining not only of the over to work of him as a boot, but of the artist herself, silas to sylvia, offensive to with her 2 sons. and then his really bombardment on goal is that in mid october, her house struck her studio, gone. her legacy remembered here the palestinian museum in germany. it's hard because some of the things are the prices of this, some of those of

a be on being in the private collection. it's a national does a, a months before the war she about us to bring her paintings home. she dreamt of having an exemption abroad. now her last piece is join more than 300 artworks, of the palestinian museum. old by g as an artist called. this is not an exhibition items were collected from local galleries in the occupied westbank. also from people's living rooms, an attempt to preserve goes as rich art scene. now being wiped out. it's a space to protest, organize, or see, or just some of the, some who shared his own paintings and some others from his collection. what's become this is model when the war ends will combine together, but now we need to paint and survive. some art, this are painting now from the st. they've been displaced to who will cry. but we will then start painting life, oranges from nature and laughter. nothing about this exemption is traditional or

neat, prominent or dis work placed next to younger art. this is