that has been done before trying to be done as long as a human being is doing it. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is keywords you to the born during the war on guys that and killed by starvation a 2 month old baby dies from acute mom efficient. the play you're watching, how to 0 live from to have it. and for the back also coming up is really as strikes target central and southern guys, at least they kind of see the kid in the city of ruffled a residential building and down the line was also hates getting at least 25 people

. most of them women and children do not use a colossal lead is agree to lift some sanctions on monday and get the thank you for joining us. we begin in gaza. where is ras? forced finding against palestinians is a rapidly worsening, acutely mountain duration fence who haven't eaten in days of being taken to medical facilities. a 2 month old baby was rushed to the hospital in gaza city suffering from city amount nutrition. medical staff did what they could to save the child, but he died a few months old. 2.3000000 people in guys are facing for salvation. but the approximately 335000 children under the age of 5. the most vulnerable to begin with all we saw a woman covering her baby screaming so helpless a pound, baby seemed to be taking his last breath. we rushed him to hospital and he was

found to be suffering from acute bound nutrition for your medical stuff. rushed them in twice a year. the baby has not been inside any milk for days. as baby milk is totally absent in gaza. oh my young man now shall. we have no time, no flower, and we are very tired because of how go. i will box them eyes hard because a sigh of smoke a minute. we have become pale due to hunger and we can stand the we'll see because of the tongue i la casita got one a jo amended and gave me that i can whatever you should. oh, there is no, no walter, no flower cooking or, or anything. this is better than living like this. in the last 2 hours. and is there any strike of scale at least 8 people? it happened in the southern city of russia in gaza, which has become a refuge for $1500000.00 palestinians taking safety women, children and the elderly are among the casualties. the buildings targeted one year, a busy road leading to a market sky. his house ministry says at least 100 people have been killed in these

really a tasks in the past 24 hours. the my family and i were in the car. all of a sudden a missile was fired on us and we flew up in the air. some of them were killed and others injured. may god grant those patients in this flight and reward us in return to god only we complain. may god punish those responsible. she was working with other friends on taking shelter in the home editor out of hospitals. all of a sudden the massive explosion was flowing into the air. and so all those around me flying around, others don't to pieces. i passed out and woke up to find myself here in the hospital. these riley will planes flooded me so on one residential building in a very crowded area. hundreds, working on the street trying to get their hands on some say, live to all just here is tara capitalism. in rafa for i saw tarik know area and

guys saving tooting rafa where people are seeking refuge. yes indeed, fully more than 1900000 palestinians uh, in factories are completely under the threats of these very ongoing, bombardments, where in the past hour been so you know, is rarely met at 3 attacks on the roof. i district where the is very minute, 35 digits i've talked to, and a great coach slammed in a set of neighborhoods in the eastern part of the district. the bottom. it has post critical damage for neighboring houses, where the degrees of some of the bombardments had phill. i'm dropped over and above residential houses surrounding the area that i've been talking to just a few moments ago along side. that's the bottom and also continued to run for the past few hours. at least 8 pounds citizens have to report to killed regarding the resulting from the is very ongoing but artillery and full. so the air strikes that

to, to new to found the middle areas of this, a very densely populated district pa, the go for next year. and at the same time have been seeing more gradual, bombardments, and confrontations in the city of cleanliness, work to palestinians have been shocked by use where this type is one of those. what about being entered the wrong site that to palestinians, happy recovery, be killed in other parts of bones of this area. that witness on president determine where bombardment is as well as unfolding themselves and, and we're seeing tired. these images of babies. hot breaking images of babies topping to death. the humanitarian situation is, is clearly worsening by the day. absolutely shocking on sustainable and desperate conditions. people are completely going on and going through and experience in other parts what's gone. so where do is people have nothing to feed on today?

2 month old baby had stop to death because of the lack of old food items and basically the cities, a lot of children, the pregnant and priest, the priest feeding women are completely suffering from a very sleepy monique christian. that led to health complications on the hydration, but due to the o absence of old things that can assist because in light of the very limited number of the humanitarian trucks having the access to the north today. and we have been seeing that the number of residents who are trying to flee from the hunger into another and talked to the cause of the worst keeping to find something at least to feed diminished, to survive from the unrelenting bombardment for full. i'm for over move the full months are fighting guns right now, the aust, keeping because they have nothing to feed their children with. this is absolutely. we'll bring the negative impacts on the ability of the developments and the growth of the subject. children alongside that we are expecting some new people might going within the coming days of found if there's wasn't any kind of urgent

humanitarian intervention to rescue what has be left from people. is another in garza, tara, thank you so much for your reporting. kerry camp was on lie for say in a rough in central guys are 25 people were killed and then is really bombardment of a residential building and tear umbrella on friday. many of the dead women and children. alexander bias has a detail for countless palestinian families. and gaza, another night of desperation and panic, more than 150 displaced civilians were sheltering in this family home. in the densely populated central city of dear all bella. as night fell, they were hit by a massive is really air straight. that's the you can see for yourself, the bodies, all the dead women and children. there's no peaceful place for us to go. we're all this please. we've all lost our homes. where do you want us to go?

the whole world is watching us, have mercy on us in dark and dangerous conditions, rescue or tried to save those. they could, the violence and destruction are difficult to fathom. led them to do the job. we rushed downstairs when we heard diploma, we saw the whole building coming down. we collected body parts of women and children. sweat to call the old women and children between 7 and 8 and 12 years old . what if they've done to desist, donnelly like this? what did this young go do to israel to be dismembered like face? dozens of wounded people were rushed to nearby. ok, so hospital. but the facility is fairly functioning and struggling to cope with a huge number of victims. either most of the stuff alex or hospital, which is the only function in the hospital and the central government has received many didn't injured most of phone with children, women, an hourly we expect to receive many more victims as reported by the ambulance

service, who was still of the attack sites, this attack comes within the framework of genocide and the continuous the question against how people, as you can see with not equipped to receive such large numbers of victims. the. the vast majority of the victims of this attack were women and young children. as more bodies are recovered from the rubble, the death toll is only expected to rise. more than 100 palestinians had been killed by is really extracts across the strip since thursday. and the bombardment shows no signs of stopping. alexandra buyers, al jazeera pharmacist and the base. these guys a strip say they're being forced to turn people away seeking medical help because they've run out of supplies. they say most of the pharmacies have been forced to close down after is roz from bonham. and the few that have remained open have not been able to receive any deliveries for nearly 5 months left. and the was seating

news when someone comes in seeking and you can't help them. you can't provide them with the treatment they need. it's really thing that we can't help or people. this is all because of these, are you the patient under control of the board of crossings? these and these really media said has been progress in talks involving israel, the us egypt, and kata that took place in paris. let's find out more about this with him. this on hold was until a before is what, what boys is really media saying about these talks in iraq. all we know that one's israel's negotiators came back from paris. they say they were cautiously optimistic and that they have some sort of outline or a framework to get a deal on the table. now the head of israel's most side and the head of israel should invest. those are the internal and external security agencies. when to paris, under the pressure of the united states, to get these release to go back to meet with mediators in order to secure

a deal. and what we're hearing is that they will present this to israel's war cabinet this evening with via telephone, where the cabinet will vote on whether or not to proceed with the outline. and the 1st phase of this deal, according to reports within is really media. we're looking at around 40 is really captives who would be released for hundreds of palestinian prisoners, along with around a 6 weeks pause in the fighting and among the captives is still unknown as to who would be released with the framework. according to these reports says that it would be women elderly as well as many captives who need medical care. now again, this comes after pressure from the united states to get these release to go back to meet with mediators after netanyahu had block them from going back to the table several weeks ago when they were meeting in cairo and the united states was hoping to see a deal with in the coming weeks and their mail protests in tennessee this saturday

hyundai, you're one of them, tell us about what's happening well, you can see right behind me and what's become known as hostage square in tel aviv families of is really captives as well is as some members of as really, society come here now for the 20th week in a row to call on their release. they're calling on the as really government to do more, to give up concessions to bring back their loved ones simultaneously just across the street. there's an anti government demonstration going on. this is the 2nd, the anti government protests to kick off in such a large scale calling on these really prime minister to resign. they're also calling for elections because they say that israel right link government is leading the country in the wrong direction and that the policies thus far, nearly 5 months into this war have not seen a deal to bring back. the remaining is really captive. so these demonstrators are

hoping to send a message to the government that they are going to use their voices to call on the government, not only to do more, but they want to see a change entirely within israel's governance. and that's exactly what these protesters here are hoping to do. to thank you very much for the updates. honda sahu, 2014 deadline from tennessee, still head on al jazeera, more demonstrations incentive got over the postponement of hazard until the election. we report from the frank assessments, here's essentially delaying the democratic process. the current government knows not being to win the index sense. say they want to buy time using fix political debate. ok. some of them are struggling. that's give them some cash. but let's look at the reality. 80 percent of these farming subsidies are going to the big voice, informed opinions, but we don't live in a postcolonial work. we live in the neo colonial one and gaza is resisting that

termination inside story on al jazeera. what constitutes extent, so we can talk to a see, i want you to start with just the facts rather as to what happened as independent. we won't be, we want the education i want to, we don't have to leave them in different countries in the policy of it's going to get 50 percent representation and accountability and benefit. no 1000 service this placement and you're saying you're reports for that. i should just trust the community often as i find the crew that used to produce outstanding gentleness and elders, the integrity in the pursuit of the

the welcome back. a recap about top stories on how to 0, acutely mountain duration. and so haven't eaten in days of being taken to medical facilities in gaza. one was a 2 month old baby medical staff did what they could to save the child's body. he died of starvation in the last few hours. and is there any? yes, i guess killed at least 8 people in the southern city of lafayette garza, women, children in the elderly time on the casualties. the buildings targeted where near a busy road leading to a market and in these radius try can central die for it has killed at least 25 con experience. most of them women and children, 160 display civilians where sheltering in a family home and down the line. when you're down to the world news in the west

african regional blanca colossus to lift some functions on the share, including board of coaches and a suspension of financial transactions. echo was suspended booking at fossil molly and the chair following military clues in those countries. and the old withdrawal of elected civilian governments. the block has also lifted some sanctions on the republic of guinea. how many these res has more from a butcher? or is there has been relieved of most of the sites using post on it by you thinking of the community to of west africa state in the week of the july 26. cool. thank you, printer 3. these include line, see and tablet, kate of the country binding a travel band on leadership or the political leadership image that are members of their family. yeah. transport, cancellations, or other flights cancellations, between member states of the family community of west africa. so it's a new shift. i've also been lifted as well as you know me and finally, social sciences and post them them all assets of new jersey, the to a band or frozen in a government or other financial institutions in the region have now been lifted.

also, uh, economic and financial transactions with the country have also been lifted. they've also been allowed to enjoy electricity supplies and all other benefits. they've been enjoying us members. so i'm thinking of a community of west african states. equis feel that this could be enough to grow and bring back this year into the field. but in return eco is wanting is yet to identify or other present an agreeable transition to civilian route. and also that you need to release of a format to post president from a precedent mohammed bustle and rest rest of the country. so i'm thinking of a community of west coast which applicant states a gentler countries like molly. i've worked in a fossil underneath that being some professions as well. gimme in particular have been grunted reprieve. what are the relief from some of the economic sanctions imposed on it? molly, it citizens can now be employed in institutions in the region as well as other concessions met to these organizations. the fact is that the organization is really,

really got to bring breakfast for countries back into the fault, especially the organization or the association. so he lives states, now these concessions could need 2 things. a lead for members or citizens in those countries way, i'd be so anxious. i've been in post, but a so it could spell danger for that can not be community of west african state, which i've seen lately as effective in keeping some of its members in life. how many degrees obviously that i will just be more demonstrations in synagogues, capital the car protestors are unhappy over the postponement of presidential election. the presidential election, the vote was due to be held on february 25th, but present microsoft elated is now uncertainty about when it will go ahead. south says his mandate as v to will end as planned on april the 2nd. but he hasn't said he, voters will go to the post before then. nicholas hockey is in the car with more. there are multiple demonstrations this morning. we saw the candidates going out to

demonstrate. then there were members of the civil societies here, where we are our people from civil society asking for the release of what they describe as political prisoners. and among those political prisoners are these 2 men who is buying sancho opposition, leader and what's on the zone follow. and here's the candidate to the presidential election july, but to fight their boats in prison. one of them sancho cannot run in the presidential election. the other is a candidate now people here don't calling for a delayed their issue is not the election, but the release of their leaders. what we're seeing is so many people out on the street. so many people discontent over the political crisis that is taking place right now. there's one man that has the key to bring back and unity. it's the president and the president that has called for national dialogue, tomorrow, where he'll be leading candidates, but also members of civil society. the

. it's been 2 years since russia launched a full scale invasion of ukraine. it's tongue centrals broke, so defensive to ratio squares. so the capital keys but fails to capture rates us intelligence estimates. 315000 russians have been killed. the winter in the war for ukraine has suffered around 200000 casualties. within 6000000 ukrainians have fled the war to europe and beyond. with mo, settling in poland, germany and the czech republic, nearly 4000000 ukrainian saw internally displaced. the fighting is estimated to have cost a $152000000000.00 in directs damage and it's affecting all sectors of ukraine's economy. present voted means the letters key says this nation is determined to win the war. he's been speaking at a ceremony mocking 2 years since the russian invasion, 5 ministers of it's lee,

canada, and belgium as well as the european commission president or ste level underlay and with the to express solidarity. summer to my point in the future, the what independence will always stand next to the why do you claim that we've been fighting for it for the past 730 days and we will when it will be the best day of our lives on ukrainian say the conflict has changed their lives in ways they never imagined or what is. so you would have some say that people in here have don't see the word. i don't know. i think that i can see that in every possible way that i me, when i work on the streets, because each of us kind of just, well inside, every person has someone who is at the front line or who died or is on the occupation. and then we should look at this point. you went in the month, i'm sure, in the coming years i don't have any expectations because i'm a realist and understand that most likely. well we'd be drudging on for the next 3 or 4 years. and i hope that we'd be able to somehow defeat russia based on my hopes

because now our society has become relaxed. i can see that in kids, it's very limited. but unreality by the situation doesn't look good. now. we have to unite again. i'm finding him a good lot of demonstrators have been protesting the war in ukraine outside the russian embassy in warsaw. poland is one of keys, closest european union allies is welcomed over a 1000000 ukrainian refugees after the russian invasion began by holy, strongly as a protest that against cheap ukrainian grain flooding the european market. early i spoke to political on this, caspar keeta who told us polls are still supportive of the war effort, but that relations have begun to deteriorate. posts are still supportive of poor example ministry age for ukraine, and still searching the most supportive of ukraine. then then of russia, in this conflict, what does the same time? there are several factors that lead to a, a decrease the most support for app, i think also decrease the emotion. know engagement on the polar side in this

conflict. fast versus the agricultural problem because it's a conflict around the ukrainian agricultural products, getting into poland and the full shifting could prices of polish products of polish farmers who have the same uh, the same product. it's the same rains, etc. and want to sell them even opponent or in other european countries. and this is a source of revenue both ukrainians and suppose and to of. and the spanish promise have been more and more protesting against ukrainian products getting into problems last year. when governments, in april band, some of ukrainian grains banned wheat, corn, sunflower rates, the ton of seed and getting into the into opponent. but at the same time, a lot of a lot of products still do get into into proteins. and also with some of the

products that's all legally bans are actually illegally a transported into in supposed into the salt here. and there's a lot of tension from both sides because of that. the body of a russian opposition leader alexi, nevada only has been handed over to his mother. the volume a died suddenly and unexpectedly in prison last week in a remote maximum secuity optic penal colony crime. they know 40 say he died of natural causes, but many have lain prizes and 14 for his death. as always, that open to the usa to south carolina for the latest republican primary election. once again, donald trump is predicted to win, but despite remaining the favorite differential parties, presidential nomination, his main challenger says she's staying in the race. she advertises the experience another republican primary, donald trump, nikki haley, compete to be the parties in albany in the presidential election. this time it's in south carolina where halley was elected governor twice. trump is significantly

ahead in the polls and is expected the women side of these contests gives us my goals. we have to drop out highly abruptly from the press conference in a home state this week, the violin to go on until super tuesday on march. the 5th, when the primaries removal of dozen states, that's why i refused to quit. south carolina will vote on saturday, but on sunday, i'll still be running for president. the reason she's able to make that pledge is money for cash is still flowing in despite highly having won none of the nominating content so far. and the remoteness of a beating trump in any of the future primaries. the money seems to be coming when you would have thought it would have dried up. and that means that there are donors out there that still are interested in those goals. they're still fighting for the party. they're still looking for an alternative to trump. should he falter in some way, some big donors as well as the haley campaign,

i'm pointing to what they feel is the uncertainty of whether trump will actually be the republican. nobody in november give them the 91 felony counts he faces. he's gotten more on stable and on hand. he spends more time in court rooms than he does on the campaign trail by presenting, the results are saturdays vote here in south carolina. nicky. henry was simply reflecting what the polls have shown for months, even here in her home states. she has little to no chance of beating donald trump pushing. how's that data is feel she's worked in specimens as a backup plan should from drop house, as well as a way just to look for the president's look if she was doing well, i don't understand. the heaviest refusal to drop out is ridiculed by some problems of who lives in south carolina. there are mixed feelings about what if i would vote for her in november? i think nicky entertain met her donors are a little delusional at this point. right. i don't see the chat base getting behind or would you rather you're on the high hailey of if trump had to drop out for some reason, the only option yes. hey, we are. those are receiving huge sums from thousands of democratic party. done is,

according to the latest filings that's despite have these personal opposition to abortion, and the support of tax cuts for the rich and flashing benefits for the poor. well, which means highly will be able to carry on for now. she advert henzy elder 0 south carolina frances president emanuel my call has called for com. after fighting between protesters and police at one of the wells vegas funding phase. thousands of demonstrators broke to a gate into the agriculture fair. in paris, the head of my college visit, farmers have been holding nationwide protests since last month, calling to higher incomes and last few rockridge c. there's also denounced what they say is unfair competition from cheap. you're ukranian in secret to settle this alone must take place in a peaceful environment. i hear the frustrations from this morning and they say this for all pharmacy. you're not helping any of your colleagues by making this one on

impossible. and in a way, scared and comedies from coming, it is counter productive, bit less than use or not on how to 0. the weather is next and inside. so a looks at if the war a new cream can be one by 8 the sites 2 years since the machine patient to stay with us on. i'll just see how things the hello, we are looking at cloud and brain rolling out of africa. that'll slide its way into the final of the saudi arabia, pushing across the pots of a rock eventually pushing into, around turning to snow over the higher ground. here are, will sink a little further south, which as we go through sunday, could even see a spots or 2 right here and console as you go through somebody. often they're not right. pushing down to we'll see you. i. e, i'm driving the east with some heavier rain that into iran,

that can pull some like las buddy basically pushing across in to pocket stop. so the for i've kind of stop right. this guys do come back in be hot in this days, logic, troy, and bribes across the eastern side of the mediterranean sunday. a generally settled and sunny day, a little more cloud coming in on monday with some showers just pushing over towards the edge and pushing over towards that took a western part to talk to you as we go through monday, the south west of the country could see some live the showers july, the showers from that same system affecting a chimneys here, just running a bit towards the far north of libya for screens coming through here as well will to show us just into the fall south of nigeria, but nothing too much to speak up, so let's continue go. central positive africa into madagascar. most of seeing a few showers bring up to that piece of side, south africa. the work that out of their existence. they've slowed ship as

a principal present. and as a correspondence with the brakes and the story we want to hear from those people who was normally not get that forces on the international news channels. one moment i'll be very proud all was when we covered the fullness quake of 2015. at the terrible met shoulders, that's the story that needed to be told from the hall. so the effect of diarrhea to be then to tell the people story, it was very important at the time a tens of thousands that on both sides and millions of ukrainians forced from the country as a rule and says it's the g a. we examine what marshall hasn't changed since it's full scale invasion, the header that welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle:

it's the 2nd anniversary of the beginning of the bloodiest conflict in europe since wells will to tens of thousands of soldiers on both sides of the.