for a week, from the hall to the story, the squire hope has been diminished. their prayers continue with a situation to get into the the i'm for the back keyboard. this isn't use our own alger 0 live from to coming up in the next 60 minutes. is rouse latest victim a 6 year old boy dies of mine. nutrition in northern gaza, shot dead while waving white flags in both those videos. obtain biologist era show is really forces coming on on promising use in gas. also this, our worsening food shortages in democratic republic of congo,

united nations and warrants of a disaster humanitarian crisis as the army battles, rebels, island wizard up a little in el salvador, outside of what was once considered one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the country. we'll show you how all that changed just 2 short years. that's coming up on devin ash with the sports. we look at how he was olympic boxing team is 5. seems to make it to this. she has games in paris after being hit by the countries economic crisis. the thank you very much for joining us. we begin this news hour in guys where acute food shortages caused by israel as restrictions on age strikes is pushing starvation and bound nutrition to new depths. a 6 year old boy has become the latest to die stuff come out. i had one hospital in northern guys, i have name the child as mohammed name. i'm not sure. nearly 30 children have died

of mine. nutrition senses are as well on guys have begun in october in central guys, a team of international doctors, helpings a palestinian stuff. i've been speaking out about the diet situation. they say medics out over well. little but most of the if it's kind of patients are lying in the core doors. when we go looking, we don't find rooms for the patients. they're all in the core doors. either on match is or blankets on the floor or a bed with the basic components. they're struggling a lot of the color. they will be at that these medical teams and cause are working hard. most of them have lost their children, their wives for their parents. but despite this, they're carrying on with their work and in 7 guys out of the policy, me and red crescent says 7 of its workers has been freed off to being detained for 47 days. the health workers were arrested by is really forces in a mob hospital in con units. that's one of 3 medical facilities currently beseeched

. let's speak to was alcohol owed for us. his in jamalia in northern guys. i'm off . tell us about this latest victim. i tried the victim of mom nutrition in northern gas a 6 years old saw it just passed away this morning. because of a knowledge, malnutrition, a distorted was called the him a 9 a on the job. a, he's so far the from a severe, the little tradition. he's been 10 days and came out. it was one hospital. it was the trying to, uh, bring his life back end as you know, get his life as health a bit. but they couldn't because of the s a v shortage of uh in for the stuff and food materials here in the north of garza. and there is another case, a cold jenna and then come out of the hospital is suffering from the same uh,

deceased that. so this smells nutrition uh, are reaching and precedents. let me see nothing because it, because it would be severe as cj can boast up into the city. and so i'll living and know who goes by. that is what it is. and these numbers uh, it continues to climb. so because of these as solving policies in bows, i'm going to buy this thing is here. one more thing, as you know, i'm understanding and, and, and in the market, the streets, which is, as you can see in the back around it, which is totally destroyed by that is what it is. uh, these souls were selling a food and uh, you know how i do materials and humanitarian uh, materials for the people. as you see, it's totally destroyed. thank you. thank you very much. my for bringing us uh,

the latest on the situation in northern a guys uh with the humanitarian situation. of course, also the widespread destruction that you describe watch out a lot in jamalia northern gas. it air force is now speak to dr. tanya hodge. hassan, who is a pediatrician with medical aid for palestinians and she is one of the doctors who was in gossip very recent meet dr. tonya. very good to have you with us again. you know, just area on obviously are joining us from amman, a we've spoken many times over the last 2 months at talk to us about your experience through a recent experiencing garza and the situation in hospitals. there was it as bad as you imagined. it would be thank you fully. um, you know, i think i think i've said this too before in an interview, this is not a human attorney in crisis and there's no humanitarian solution to what's going on right now. and i think i'm even more convinced of that now that i've returned we,

we really witness the worst of what humanity is capable of. and it's one thing to watch it on television. it's still devastating. was very hard to a witness through a screen, but to see it in person to see entire life shattered in an instant in person was was unbearable. and you know, in the emergency department, when you receive the most casualty, i remember one night having 2 fathers looking further dead spouse and dead children . each of them had one daughter that was still alive. each of those 2 daughters were critically injured. burnt, and we were humor substituting them. one of those fathers was walking around coverage and search and revel holding his back, he was injured himself and crying, he was verified. and he kept saying, you know, why, what did we do to deserve this?

you know, my children are innocent and yeah, one of his daughters was actually a 2nd year medical student to she was killed as well. the other father was lying on the ground, bleeding, injured himself as a fractured leg. and his eyes were filled with sound and revel, so he couldn't open them. but you just saw the tears running down the side of his face as he just prayed over and over again. and i knew for a fact that the daughter we were trying to reach a state was not very, wasn't doing well. and he had already known that his wife and the rest of his children had been killed. and that, that was not an uncommon occurrence by which in at lee and it's only tiny town the who were the only smart. yeah, certainly you went to just just for our viewers to understand you went to one of the few hospitals that is still functioning. barely functioning in gaza. tell us

a bit more about the location where you are and what the conditions were like in the hospital. and certainly, so just for contacts, the majority of the hospitals in, in the gaza strip has been either directly targeted and deceased or indirectly put out of service through the destruction of roads. it'd be bombarded in the very close proximity direct sprat's office. the hospital is one of those hospitals that had been besieged, had been a targeted, the staff had fled, many of the staff and now come back, it's functioning again, it's a smaller hospital. the 2 largest hospitals in gaza are understood. foss little in the north, and most that hospital who i'm sure many of users have watched and both of those hospitals have been besieged and targeted. uh so smaller hospitals like an officer hospital have had to take the role of these larger hospitals and are functioning as

large referral facilities, which they're not at all equipped to do as a hospital is working well of of capacity. it's packed with patients in the emergency departments in the core, a doors on the stairwells, and it's also filled with internally displaced persons. and so it's a very busy hoss, relatively small, very, very busy work, caring for some of the 6 patients, right in the gaza strip. when there's a mass casualty nearby, lots of hospitals and didn't buy last, so we receive a lot of the most casualties from that, from that area, from hon, eunice, and of what a mass casualty arrives. we, we don't have to space the human or the physical resources to care for the patients . so they're, they're cared for off and on the floor. right. with the resources that are not sterile because we don't have stero feature kits and, and we get the stereo tools that we need and their care tanya are in a very

t audit overwhelmed fashion because there is no mass casualty protocol in the world that is equipped or prepared to deal with this type of, of mass casualty that sure. it's not just an ongoing. let me ask you briefly because we, we would just be forcing on the latest child desk in gaza because of malnutrition and, and you were the recently talk to us about the children of god. so right now and what they're experiencing, we've had so t people die as long as attrition in, in recent weeks. what, what is it like for children? what did you see? what did the children tell you while you with it? yeah. um. so we spend the full 2 weeks in the hospital, so i, i did not make it to the north of gauze. i, i know the situation is much more dire there, that a dated by that has just self because of city. so it's you know, more in the central area of gaza and,

and we had multiple children in the hospital who had lost their entire family. some, some of them lost their family while we were physically there. and one child whose face had been the side of his face and neck, had been blown off. he was in the hospital and he arrived as an one of the casualties in a, in, in one of the mass casualties. and when he arrived, his sister was on the stretcher next to him. 96 percent of her body had been burnt . both of their parents and all of their siblings had been killed. and he kept asking for his family while we were trying to stop the bleeding and care for him, because that the area that had been blown is where a lot of your vital vessels are. and he could see his sister in the bed next to him. but he didn't know it was the sister because he couldn't recognize her. she was so badly disfigured, unburnt. yeah, she alternately, by 2 days later he whispered to me, following day, when i went to visit him,

i have a feeling my whole family has gone to heaven and i wish i had died too and gone with them. i have nobody left on this earth that i that i love and obviously a very difficult thing. yeah. to hear from anybody but certainly a child and this is not an exception. there. there is a child in the hospital who is living in the hospital with a fractured leg and external fixed eaters and his family were killed when they were trying to flee the north. he's being cared for by strangers and, and he lives in the hospital. i don't know what's going to happen to him and imagine the project or the week it's it's, it's just listening to you describe the what, what you saw and, and you know that the stories of these children is, is absolutely hot breaking. dr. tania. thank you. as always, it's so good to talk to you and, and thank you for the work you're doing and gaza. tanya hi, address on a pediatrician with medical aid for palestinians joining us there from i'm on.

thank you very much. i a thank you for having me. they were on armed and waving wife lives before is really soldiers open fire. been their bodies, were both those entre 0 has obtained video showing the unprovoked killing of 2 palestinians. in garza, these are the army says it's investigating a warning that some maybe just rice, 5 images in this report from honeymoon. in roswell, these, an armed men are trying to return to their homes in northern garza. the only way to get there is a long the beats west of garza city. near the both around about south west of gauze, the city is really forces are deployed a palestinian man approaches these various soldiers. he raises a white flag, an international sign of surrender, and his regular troops allowing him to approach safely. meanwhile, the other young man turns back to where he came from. he appears to run back,

raising a white flag. here the 1st man disappeared from the view in the forty's. then his really soldier use name or our vehicle, the cheese down, the young man walking away from them. he waves a small white flag at them, but his white flag does not prevent the soldiers from opening fire in hand at close range and is available. those are arrived on the scene. and here we see the body of the 1st man on the ground in a final indignity the giant. both those are shovels, the 2 bodies and bears them in san and letter. these rarely soldiers attempted to conceal the execution. the whereabouts of the groove of palestinian witnesses is unknown. how mazda has cold days, really armies action. he is a crime and is a feeling today knighted nation and the international criminal court. to take urgent action to stop the systematic killing of the palestinian people. as they say,

it is, these fire agreement must include the right of palestinians to return to their home safely without being shot at by israeli troops. tiny mcmullin via the rough uh southern garza. well, we have correspondence on both sides of the story. in a moment we'll get these really reaction from him. the south fulton occupied east jerusalem. but 1st, honey, my hold is in around 5 for us in 7 guys. a honey, not the 1st time we're seeing such disturbing footage the execution in broad daylight of on, on, on threatening palestinians. what more have you found out about this incident in what has been the reaction say a yes folly. this is not the 1st time it just happens to be one of the couple other document. a video of israeli soldiers are gone, the ground committing any of the crime against palestinians as described by

a statement made by rights. a group organizations here in the gaza strip the, the footage that we looked at very, or if it can cause the wave of tonics then concern and overly fear population here in goal. very crowded off by city for the lives of remaining family members and relatives. and loved ones in the northern part of the city, not only from the in forest is tar vision to hydrogen, but from the fact right now that they can be executed with cold blood. and it's really military does everything possible and, and it's power to can still do the crime and not do anything about it. and that's what's going on right now. people here will look at the footage of do on, on civilian, go to try to get to their homes in the northern part and gaza city where shots and where, where executed. and then there were both those and buried under the pile of theirs and letters and this out last week for more on our and civilian. and we're trying

to get to their homes in the eastern part of it, of hon. you and as inspect the cheer level of destruction, cost to their residential home and their house when the work at targeted by uh, jews, missiles fired by a drones. and in fact, these ran a military also committed a similar crime against its own captive in the gaster wouldn't have enough time to verify the characters and the identities of the people that they were shooting at. but what it looks like as we heard from one, right, the group here in rough estimate, the day is really military trained to shoot and killed and not to verify. yeah, honey, thank you very much for that honey. my whole live there in a rough, a 7 guys or less crossover to occupy these chosen. and some of the have to sign hotels. they have the, any common reaction from these ready authorities to, to this disturbing footage of an apparent execution. i just need a has reached out to these really army and received

a response that said that a thorough and precise assessment is needed in order to see what exactly happened in this incident. they went on to say that quote, the video is edited and does not show the full context. the ended the statement by saying that the video is now with the appropriate body who will process it. it is worth noting that in the nearly 6 months of this war, israel has not once admitted to an unlawful killing of a palestinian inside of gaza, as though more than 32000 people have been killed nearly 75000. others injured and not to mention the thousands that are still trapped under the russell. additionally, these really army has a pattern of absolving themselves in any sort of investigation or statements deflecting the blame. we've seen this repeatedly, not just throughout this war, but throughout the entirety of is really military activity in the palestinian territories, but especially seems to be swore in gaza began the list of is really of these

really is absolving themselves of any blame is simply too long to list but at this point in time these really is are saying that they are looking into the matter and really will be following up with them. poly. thank you for that honda honda sound who live for us there in. okay, right. east jerusalem. let's discuss this further. now with all, marcia care who's israel and palestine director with human rights watch is joining us from amman and jordan. thank you very much. from our for being with a seal reaction for us to this video. what's the most shocking aspect of it? how many violations were committed? here? a look. i mean the video is shocking. human rights watches documents in numerous times over the years. these really government gunning down, people waving white flies in 2009. we released a report where we documented the killings of 11 palestinian civilians waving white flags including 5 women and 4 children. of course there was an opportunity for those acts of like, uh,

you just turned in your segment. they were statements that they wouldn't be investigated, but ultimately nobody was held to account. and we again as noted in your program earlier, this is really hostages. who at escape are also gone down waving white flies. and again, we see this is incident taking place on today. it shows the disregard for palestinian life, which is a flagrant by these really government. and on top of that identifies again that these really government continues to not only block palestinians to return to their homes that they were expelled from the 1940 insight israel prover. but even to return to their homes with then gaza that they've been forced to flee in recent months. yeah. how does it say, oh my there is convincing evidence in, in real time, and there has been throughout this for and yet there's been no adverse reaction from the international community. what is it going to take for countries like the us to stop overlooking this is really abusive. a look. i mean there funding,

i believe, been double standards and i think it's been deeply um, you know, united states has quite frankly, failed here to rain, to stop sending weapons terrain in um is allied. he's really government as it commits atrocities every day in the gaza strip. we've seen other states like south africa take the mantle of human rights by bringing the case to the international court of justice, accusing israel genocide. we've seen some governments even in europe, belgium, in ireland that have taken stronger positions in recent months. it's not over the lives of millions of palestinians still hanging in the balance. they are starting to be small shifts that are taking place in places like the united states. it's, it's not enough, but there's, you know, but, but you know, it needs to change because ultimately as many as i have died from air strikes high from other level killings, people are dying of starvation and that could get much worse and the days weeks

ahead. but in the meantime, nothing is changing. what will they ever be? accountability and justice for palestinians and all these violations that israel is coming to there must always be a struggle for accountability. accountability i've worked in, in places around the world, very difficult context. it doesn't always come right away in many cases, impunity last for years and for decades. but the struggle must continue. we do have mechanisms in place. the international criminal court has a formal investigation. the international court of justice has this case on genocide. there is a one condition of any breed. there is a separate advisory opinion. international court of justice is preparing on the occupations. there are mechanisms. what's last thing is political will, but we do see mobile more voices around the world, demanding justice and accountability. and it's time that those voices translated to change and government policy that allows for the necessary accountabilities take place. thank you so much for talking to us. oh, marcia, care israel and palestine director for human rights watch live back on the line. we

appreciate your time. thank you. awesome morehead on this, i'll just share and use our, including in the us divers, recover the bodies of 2 workers from the baltimore bridge collapse. as investigators began examining the ship's black box and in support staff. carrie was his emotions on his sleeve. optimal behavior from one of his wor, is, teammates has coming up in force place over the stain out of well, he's un official say they are gravely concerned about the worst thing. humanitarian crisis in eastern democratic republic of congo government troops are battling on groups including m. 23 fighters in mineral rich areas in the east. and 23 has taken control of several towns and is threatening the provincial capital of north cable from in school. not the case of conflict have displaced more than 7000000 people.

gabriel is on to has moved from you and headquarters in new york. in recent weeks, the m 23 has made significant advances, expanding territorial control in fighting against the congolese military. been to k to the secretary general, special representative for the country said the security situation is deteriorating rapidly and the humanitarian situation is reaching near catastrophic levels. so the more did not feel the need for more than 7 point. 1000000 people have been displaced in the country. that is 800000 more people since my last briefing was about 3 months ago. to 3400000 people now suffer from food and security, which means one, not a full companies are suffering from malnutrition. d. r c's ambassador to the un called on the security council to take a stronger stand against rwanda. widely believed to be supporting the m $23.00

as huge. and it throws these above us as a judge we do when faced with a lower repeat offender. the security console has to cross the rubicon of impunity just to impose on dwanda the sanctions that are commensurate with its repeated criminal offenses. but the rwandan ambassador said it's for rudy and the d. r. c, that are at the root of regional tensions, according to the group of experts on the data, see most countries of fighting alongside the f. d. a genocidal melisha against implementing city in an attempt to end a political program through media settings. to run that next do so that's a very to said yesterday, this is why we built for the cut insect, you get the issue has to be dissolved politically. among the formulas office of people come said a delicate moment as the un lead peacekeeping force known as a new sco, is pulling out of the country. at the request of the congolese government,

the un said the 1st phase of the withdrawal should be complete by the end of april . and all the peacekeepers will be out by the end of the year gabriel's on the how does it at the united nations in new york? for more on the situation in d r. c, let's speak to david monkey, who is the world vision director for eastern d. r. c is joining us from as don't go in the democratic republic of congo. thank you so much for being with us. can you tell us about that? the humanitarian situation 1st in the east, they was already an existing crisis before this race and flare up of fighting. how much more is it worse now? it's got markedly worse. what we've seen since the beginning of the year is i believe over $600000.00 internally displaced people, many of whom are going into gone and they're going from violence and fighting and aggression to campus that simply don't have enough to meet the growing needs of the children and families, and as such, were really transferring people from

a fairly violent situation to something that is very difficult, stressful, abusive, and exploitative, and as such. so many people who are being displaced in the merits or in caps are facing new challenges, many of which are really affecting them psychologically physically and many other things. it's very difficult. what sort of challenges precisely are they facing these cam? so they've been numerous reports of gender based violent and so on. can you tell us a bit a bit more about the challenges the, the civilians facing these caps. and there's a myriad of challenges, of course, one of which being just simply the volume of people who are looking for basic services, whether that's food assistance or that's helping nutrition. and as you would know that a protective and safe space, a lot of these kids are encroached upon by on groups of people have negative coping mechanisms. and as such, the concerns of the brakes and a very high level of sexual exploitation and abuse is a key concern for us as the manager and community. yeah,

the latest reports from goma, which is virtually cut off from the rest of the country. a very worry, they are a force that i'm 23 rebels are advancing to the city. if that happens and, and you know, the city is run over by m $23.00. what would be the consequences of that? i think what we're seeing right now is a greater encroachment on these areas around drama. mm hm. which is resulting and getting a higher number of civilian casualties you're seeing in the camps themselves. there's concerns over bombardments, a lot of the amount of training actors. we're losing our access to space in the worst case scenario is going to being taken itself. again, we looked at a situation where the needs with the sky hi, there would be clear concerns about is there not portable water or the food to eat is or appropriate security for the population. and really just not enough resources to get their rates responses humanitarian enterprises, which is really defined by a lot of resources available. david, eastern d r. c has been in

a state of conflicts for more than 20 years. now. we've got more than a 100 on groups fighting government and regional tools in this part of the d r. c. how does the international community solve this conflict? how, what does it do to bring it to an end? and i think ultimately it's a matter of years of good faith and dialogue between the different actors which would help towards bringing the more sustainable piece in the meantime, there is so much going on in terms of just front of me front level needs. again, i bring up the fact that sexual explanation, abuse, protection issues, lack of assistance, are all things that people are basing a need for right now. so as we look towards a better solution, i would say that's a matter of political well and dialogue sustained over time. there is so much that needs to be done today and tomorrow and, and this week. david, thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us. david monthly is from world vision, joining us from his own go in the democratic republic of congo. thank you. time

. not for a check on the world. why the here on ologist era, his car had loza exceptional heat to set a new con, magic record in central america will get there in a moment. first to south america, and the heat continues to dominate the story across the north, down in the south. it is a west picture, but very hot dry and blustery winds, those conditions in venezuela having helped wild fires that have broken off in parts of north of the country. and the heat continues as well in ecuador for the south of this. that's what we're seeing, the west of the weather, a rash of storms affecting central parts of brazil, putting into bolivia and bringing very wet conditions to the coast of rain in rio over the next few days. but it is an improvement as we get into the weekend. so a rush of thunderstorms affecting the north of cheer. they will bring some very heavy down pools. but for the south of this, it is a little bit dry. it was also sunshine for areas of origin, tina,

and sunshine and heat is a story for central america. we had an old time and you marched a record set in guatemala. the heat continuing to pump across will central areas over the next few days. when we also see some very wet weather, we've got a trailing weather system pulling across florida. that's going to bring some pretty intense thunderstorms to western cuba 1st day to friday. a camera. thank you very much. still ahead on the news our festivities and the shadow of rising is really restrictions. we look at the new to these to celebrations in occupied is true. smith and the doctor says this john, assigning is back in the spotlight this time on the side of a building. details coming up in support with jim relates to stay with us. we're back after a very short break. the reporting from the action. have you have a great winning hearing this

thoughts? how is 10 or airbag content has been removed or restricted understanding? the reality for these demonstrators, it's presidents must be solved, reckoning the stability of the country. i'll just say it was teens of across the world. when you click sensitive parts at the store, now let me tell you almost suffice. equal results the past of its kind in west africa, we were surrounded by a wild life. from the moment we entered a coupon. occupied right now able to practice what the now be used. only electric very close here, like coming here, sits on with a large stairs face with a look in my private for me. now. thanks royal. i can also offer somebody valley equal, resorted in gun of the

welcome back and recap of our top stories on this island is here and use our a 6 year old boy who has died a severe mind nutrition in gaza, almost very cheap. palestinian children have died of malnutrition and dehydration since these are as well on guys, but the guy is really forces are accused of using starvation as a webinar for a team of international doctors and guys, i see they have witness catastrophic scenes in hospitals as a result of these routes from bomb and they say there is a constant stream of interest policy and children needing treatment by understaffed and over with medic. and he's really ami says it's investigating the shooting of to on, on, out as to means in gaza. ouch is here a has of pain video showing the killing of the men while they were waving white

flags of surrender. the bodies were then hotels. no island is backing south africa is genocide case against israel at the international court of justice. the irish for administer says these really war in gaza and demoss attacks, and these are last october both represent blayton violations of international humanitarian law. it's 2 months since the i c. j ordered israel to stop any acts that would violate the genocide convention. south africa has accuses ran of failing to abide by that. ok. that's bringing our senior political on this my one but china from on this. so my won, i island joining south africa's case. there's been growing support for palestinians and for this case, the international criminal justice are these national court of justice, i should say. but is it making a difference on the ground? look, it's very important that i, the governments are getting involved, not just people because what they've seen over the past 5 months is that the social

movement for justice in palestine is growing exponentially. but the governments are staying behind mostly because of their relationship with the united states or any one given what's the power, right? but the increase, they were saying the likes of highland, spain, belgium, and others joining in. and that's important because now it's happening on the official level. now, what's important about tyler in the particular? because there is this cliche about palestine being bod, you know them, you know, these people in the middle east is ancient when they have the, you know, jews, and muslims, and whatever. what, what island in south africa are bringing into the table is no, it's not about middle east, and it's not a box out of drew's thought about it. somebody to an anti somebody that's about power and it's abuses. it's about colonialism. it's about sutler calling. it is, it's about displacement injustice, just what the irish has gone through for millennia under british. oh,

just like what the south african has gone through in terms of racism apart, pay those, so on so forth. so it's very important to universalize the injustice in palestine. i think the likes of island, south africa, spain, belgium, and others do exactly that. you say it's important for governments to be joining in . and we have seen governments at the un security council approve passed this security council resolution, which call for an immediate sci fi in gaza. the americans abstained. the resolution passed them the less. but again, it hasn't made a difference on the ground, it's a resolution, it's a ceasefire call. only on paper, on the ground. israel continues. it's one guy. so what difference does it make it? this is the thing, right? there's a paradox here, and we need to bridge the gap or the kind of thing you know cause is gaining momentum. it's an incredible breathtaking explanation way from australia to canada, through africa in our life, in america, asia, and so on,

so forth. people out on the world are coming together. young people, the movement for justice, the movement against racism in black lives matter. the movement for personal rights, the movements for green and green and all of them are coming together now behind better style. so the 1st scene in cars getting worse than me, but the better spending and homeland continues to suffer even much, much more than before. as genocide nonprofit. so how do you bridge the gap you bridge the gap? why not giving up on justice by not giving up with children. you know that you work with children. you know what's important as far as not turning. once back the children were watching now images all that a city is uh. busy or, or, you know, for people who are just as a kind of stump of testing and part of the trade office in london, i guess are sending of arms to his right. now let's just take a few seconds and think about that. tens of thousands of children were killed

or became orphan, or displaced. hundreds of 1000. they've already been refugees under displaced. what do you do when tens of thousands of children i can, or the con boyfriend within 5 months, more than the entire conflicts that are on the world. over the past 40 years, what do you do in your tenure back to? the issue here is not so much was whether we are or they are succeeding is that we have no other option to continue. when children die, indeed, my one thank you very much, is always good to hear your thoughts smiling. the shower is a senior place where i'm is joining us on the news out. now it's almost east or normally one of the busiest times where the old city unoccupied is true then. but the war on guys or has managed tories have stayed away. and israel is making it difficult for finding students who want to celebrate. i'll just say it was

a run con report, some occupied is chosen this is the stuff in the land where christianity was born. israel's world goes that has impacted this important christian holiday. very few, the faithful you travel from all over the world has arrived this year to visit the church of the headings, applica and the whole city of occupied east jerusalem. by as the cock runs, this family still selling religious souvenirs. the shops open me, wipes away the dusts, ready for the days trading. but he's not expecting to make any sales. he says the war is on everyone's minds. he's been here for 20 years and tells us the situation is far worse. but he can remember, we've been feeling a lot more uncomfortable this time. because, you know, there's, there's a profile there. you know, if you're passing by any gate, whether it's domestic escape, new gauge off the gate. if the police officer or the, you know, the soldier feels that to you, you are not. is really, your stopped your check. sometimes most of the time so that i,

pleasant either. some of them are, you know, just straightforward very from that me say some id, some are a bit more violent and the economic impact is clear. most celts aren't even bothering to open the beyond dollars and shackles. there's another impact as well. roughly is a christian youth coordinator and says that is riley settlers have made the old city. i don't much know goes on for christians even before the war started. we so how was the settlers eh, attacking the church is the even even the summit through the christian cemeteries that were taking any freeze or i mean on was but working inside the jerusalem. even the finished goods who are cutting the cost and working the way of because they were a of under, assessed by the as right. is that lives you? okey patient is visible everywhere with israel is taking a step further this year and effectively band an entire group of questions from celebrating the stuff in the old city. despite the lack of questions from all over

the world who would normally be head during this period. that is a community that is desperate to visit this place. that's palestinians from the occupied westbank. but as. busy it is restricting the access during this time to come even to the old city. they actually want to come, but israel is allowing them both the eastern and western churches will celebrate easter at different times in the next few weeks. but one thing unites them, and that's the lack of people coming to pray. but despite that, each to a still a time for reflection and thoughts and as well as we're on garza, is it the full front of that reflection and thoughts and wrong com? i'll just say on the old city occupied east jerusalem, the son onto other world news. and in the united states, divers have recovered the bodies of 2 workers who went missing when the baltimore

bridge collapse. they're still looking for, for those who disappeared when the container ship plowed into the bridge on tuesday, my kind of reports at sunrise, the dive teams assume that search the smooth set this up, the river concealing the has the dis, conditions below. and the 1st bodies were found shortly before 10 am. divers located the red pickup truck, submerged and approximately 25 feet of water. in the area of the middle span of the bridge. divers recovery to v. o. 2 victims of this tragedy trap within the vehicle. full victims remain on, accounted for, but old have been identified in coordination with our f. b i. partners. we've determined the countries of origin of those that are presumed, the ceased to be mexico. what the mala will salvador and hunters, the notifications. so these individuals,

family members and loved ones outside of the united states is being handled by the federal bureau of investigation in accordance with their established protocols. we will use every resource to bring them a sense of closure. we think that's important and uh, and we think these families have earned a total of traffic on the ridge. radio exchanges made public indicate to dispatch a head sold to war and the workers willing potholes on the bridge. there's a crew out there and i want to notify the form and then see if we can get them off the break down for the warning did not come in time. so what is just reaching out to me? it's just the last to investigate who is from the national transportation safety board of game boat at the ship and began the process of interviewing the $21.00 members of the crew and the 2 pilots with being on board. our entire focus on seeing is to collect the perishable evidence that's documenting the scene. it's

taking photographs, it's taking any sort of electronics or components. whatever goes away once the scene is cleaned up, we need to collect that information for investigation. the n t s b says it will release a preliminary report within a month, but the final conclusions will take between one and 2 years. my kind of, i'll just era washington. francis prime minister says a government will suit a teenage girl for falsely accusing a head master of mistreatment. the got into an argument in a school in paris after the teenager was asked to remove her head job head covering the principal resigned after receiving death threats on social media from mister gavin i todd said he stands with teachers and defended french secularism. police in total have shut down and opposition meeting, which was a meeting to discuss changes to the constitution. the opposition fee is it will

allow long starting president fornia assembly to remain in power indefinitely. how many these research reports told was a position members describe this as an unfamiliar tactic. security forces being used to break down the opposition. that looks, but they say this time is different, but the to worry about the cost of what i d. c. so for the, this, they need enough is enough. we've been piling on accepting the unacceptable for decades. today, we have to make things clear to national and international public opinion, clear constitutional amendment to switch from a presidential parliamentary system of government as google was passed on. most g 90 must be on monday. the opposition says it's left with no means of seat redress is very popular to show. they have locked up all the institutions. you want to go to the elections. the constitutional court is

there to validate. canada sees and schedule results. none of the institutions work . they've locked everything down on it and so forth. and yes, and there has been a policy for 19 years is taking over from his father to him president yes, a be a demo is due to finish his time in the office in february next the new amendment. it shows it's the parliament but now to was as a converse next meter and not focus, dojo, st. george, political stability and the demons. but they've been accused of violating people's rights and muslim political opponents. the governmental today, we're also calling on to tell the lease people to unite, to say no to changing the constitution, which is why we have called our group. don't touch my constitution but division with an opposition ranks as also helped to keep them as empowered for

decades. and summing total, say that cost, which is $2.00 degrees i would use either and it's 2 years since the state of emergency was imposed in el salvador to crack down on long running gang violence. the clean up is regarded as a success with crime reduced. but critics say, innocent people have been arrested new arrival of a force on the capital, san salvador police incense of other enforcing a state of emergency a policy that grant security forces unprecedented authority and resources to fight criminal games. the crackdown is the cornerstone of the countries security strategy. phenomenal gnostic, who fund the you know that this phenomenon is born of one to port a gang member, which in 30 years become 75000 game members. it's because of this responsibility

that the state of exception under the leadership of president. now you book kelly well and only until every member of this terrorist organization is captured. though controversial, the state of emergency is seen as a success and popular with many salvadorans. today el salvador has the lowest homicide rate in the western hemisphere. a fact that helped salvador in president know you who kelly, when a landslide re election victory, the price of peace, critics say, has been thousands of arbitrary arrests, indefinite detentions, and torture. even residents of neighborhoods that have been pacified like aesop ins gonzalez say that while she no longer worries over games, there is now a different kind of concern as it gets pulled out last monday. yes,

they've captured gang members, but not only gang members. they've taken away innocent people to and i don't agree with that. but even the word of god says the righteous will pay for the sinners. busy experts of war and that the ongoing state of emergency is not sustainable. and that it's transforming the country into a police state. security officials here in el salvador, tell us that while the gang presents in neighborhoods like this one has all but been eliminated, regular patrols which include searching people's homes and searching people themselves will continue to be a vital element in the broader security strategy. the only problem is to as a short term emergency measure in instead of other words, the exception certainly appears to have become the rule. one, wizard up a little al jazeera sunset about time novice forces. gemma, thank you fully formal wells when pinion play a lowest re summit to set to realize his dream of playing and the nfl according to

reports in the us. the 23 year old has agreed to sign it for the back to back see for both champions the kansas city chiefs re summit and made the shopping announcement in january that he was quitting rugby. he met with several nfl teams off to completing a 10 week training comp. as part of the leaks international appli, a possibly program. it looks like he's now made his choice with the move to the chase expect it to be confirmed on friday. for the golden state warriors of draven green was a jack city. yes. again, from a game on wednesday as his team fights for sports and the, and the eyes play in tournaments this time it happened just full minute since that game with one day magic cream was given a to technical files. your ongoing with the ref. i'm was then given his marching orders, that's the 5th time he's being a jet to this season. and you can see just how frustrations that left. he makes discoveries happen with whoever is a dump dave off to that because he made the final table skits of the game. as war is pete the magic one, a one to 93 will result 10 spots in the western conference. you

don't want to have self inflicted wounds when it comes to that and we all care, we all are passionate about the game and ours our chances to have something to play for down the street. so give everything you got to this game and that's the most of the writing m b. i champions the denver nuggets. lots of the phoenix on this to keep things close to the top of the western conference. kevin, to run score 30 points and perhaps the same rebounds. leave this on to a 1.9271. and i can see for solid from james, for 10, some injuries. suppose a triple double and leave the lights is 136 to 124. when you get a minute says resumes. james, success out tuesdays double overtime. victory over the box to the full left ankle or so on was $23.00 points. 14 rebounds and 12 asses and wednesdays, victory. the cases edge, the philadelphia $76.00, there's

a one. i wait. so one, a 7 plus is fluid. quite leonard made a power of 3 point plays in the final minutes. i'm not a big block. i'm kind of in virginia was just either 5 seconds left. that was controlled to say in the dying, mavens officials later and missing it. they missed a quote for file is could have given the 76 is the chance to win. and the parcel and picks are less than full months away. and as usual, cubis main metal types live with that boxes. but the same has been hit by the countries was economic crisis in 30 years. as david strikes reports, this booking jimmy and havana, the hard work is while on the way to these olympic hype photos. julio stays on a cruise, knows what it takes to succeed. he's already $12.00 gold medals in rio in tokyo, and he'll be going for number 3 in paris late to this year. so we'll have a commitment with myself, with the cuban people,

the denigration my mother and my family, to in another olympics title. that's why i'm here preparing myself, because every middle is built from the bottom up until it is a chief and the cheapest boxing heritage is strong. having $141.00 olympic gold medals in the ring overall to but several athletes of less the country amid an economic crisis, which is close power blackouts and food shortages among them is olympic lightweight champion and the crews between professional and 2023. the i meant it was a know i'm currently we don't have all the potential that we would have liked. yeah, because some of our best guys and middle hopes have gone, but we're working with a group of young athletes who are pushing very hard lazara alvarez, nickname the prince, one bronze at the last 3 olympics,

but still hasn't secured his place at powers. 2024. he'll have one more chance to punch his ticket in may. at the final qualifying event in thailand, it seems to be the web of the cuban prince of boxing is preparing to go after the 4th olympic metal. and we hope that the sacrifice we are making now in training can make it happen. cubans fighters will head to beverly, pick, training by, sink, has expanded next month. and a set to arrive in front at the start of july. the $120.00 days to go until the games begin, savings folks, which is 0. now to a record breaking gaming crickets, indian from a leak, as the sun rises, hundreds, set the highest title in the lakes history to be the men by indians. by such one runs, even though travis had a score of how sentry in 18 bulls that's the fastest, basically by the franchise. but it was all africa's henry floss and he let the sun rises to victory with an 8 feet from the table which included $76.00 is the sun rises pricing, $277.00 for 3,

basing the previous record is that's why we were trying to find the 11 resume by some counties mean by social. it's making a decent of $246.00. the 5 and the 523 run school in case i seems. is the highest ever recorded in any man's key twice again? gentlemen would have a stevens away from successfully defending his high school for the 1st time in his career after reaching the semi finals of the miami open. besides seed was up against chinese and nicholas jerry in the course of finals method estimate just 3 unforced errors to jerry, 146 of the fuss at 6 to jerry plays his way back into the contest and won this epic rally here to bring out his own need for a point system that's great point that but he couldn't invest it as men would have went on to in the 2nd set and it's hard, right? to see it a straight set maybe i will face younique's student in the last 4 and a repeat of john rees, australia, nice and final, which center one of goals,

italy and beat check. thomas much is 646-232-4475 of the season. and that is a tucson finalist in miami, including last year when he left 2 messages in the women's room, 14 feet across the room at some drive, a continued type rate run a form. it was 2 minutes. i know from out 50 to jessica. would you like to reach this? i mean, i didn't sound about who beat so well. number one, it just feels that to the previous round. last, the 1st set because the american getting back to when in 3 is the 1st time she's defeated to talk 5 players. in fact. so by not just magical miami, we accept drive, it will face danielle collins for a place in the final is the americans last year on the floor and she's making it counts. a 6362. when ever caroline go see i was a suspect tree against a seat and i it in 5 matches. load number 53. last the fast such a tournament haven't dropped one since. ashley made it into his 2nd miami from semi final 6 years of the baseball star show. hey,

it's tony. we'll play his 1st m l b game to the la dodgers on us soil later as they faced the st. louis cardinals. and it's funny media has taken i that downtown los angeles, with the invading of a 15 story mural of the $700000000.00 japanese signing funds. wearing a tawny place turned out and l. a. little. take your state for the size of the gigantic tribute to that favorite place. that is all you'll support for me, but um they will have more light gemma, thank you very much for that. find me the russian rock band picnic received a standing ovation as they played at a memorial concert in saint petersburg. it followed the shooting at their show in moscow. on friday, the young been killed at least a 140 people an injured many more. i sell enough county sand claims responsibility present vitamin 14, named what he calls radical islamic. and that is then use our own i,

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