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will begin with breaking news a 2nd day of gaza ceasefire talks, has just ended in doha, mediators from katara, egypt and the united states have released the joint statement. they say the discussions were serious, constructive, and conducted in a positive atmosphere. technical teams will work over the coming days on the details of implementation, including arrangements for the comprehensive humanitarian components of the agreements. and those related to hostages and detainees. senior officials will meet again in cairo before the end of next week in the hopes of reaching an agreement on these new terms are correspondence and following these developments across the middle east and in the united states in a moment we'll be hearing from honda. so who was standing by in amman, jordan for his really reaction. sorry, a couple of room is in darrow bella and central guys that kimberly hancock is at

the white house in washington dc. first spring in mohammad junction has been following the talks here until well, how many can you, can you just set a straight on what we know and where we are at this hour on these talks of the serial why there's still a lot more questions and there are answers when it comes to the contents of this joint statement from the us from cover. and each of what is clear at this hour is that the mediators do feel that there has been positive momentum achieved in these talks. if you look at the language that shows up throughout this statement, not only do they say that the talks were constructive and conducted in a positive atmosphere. they also say that this us proposal that was backed by cut the in egypt and present it to both sides. that it's one that they believe will narrow the gaps. they also say that they believe that the gaps can be rich,

that shows that right now there is cautious optimism that perhaps a cease fire deal can finally be reached in the days ahead. now again, there is still a lot of details to be worked out. while the statement indicates that the mediators believe that they might be able to reach a deal. it does not go into the specifics as to which gaps still need to be close. it doesn't talk about the number of perhaps a palestinian prisoners that would be exchanged for is really captive. it doesn't talk about who would remain in the public philadelphia core door. there's a lot of stuff. it doesn't mention. of course, it does say that there are going to be these technical teams that continue to meet and that officials are looking to meet in cairo before the end of next week. but i can tell you that going into these talks just a couple of days ago, many of the diplomats that were talking about this were saying that the expectations had been low, even though it was a very high stake situation at a time of great regional volatility when they're so much concerned that there could

be an all out regional war, a conflagration, and the hopes were that reaching a ceasefire. deal with ease those tensions right now. it seems as though the mediators feel that they have taken a positive step is still the devil very much in the details, a lot to be worked out. but the language that we're hearing today at this hour indicates that right now, these mediators feel that there has been positive steps taken thus far. 0 mom and thank you so much for letting all of that out. we're going to bear in mind what you said at the top, that there are still more questions than answers. however, it seems it's going in a positive direction. as mohammed john schumann, doha honda, so who is in jordan's capital oman? reminder is always that our team is there in jordan because these really government has van dash 0 from reporting inside israel. with that, said honda, are you hearing anything yet about is really reaction to what the mediators have said or to the talks that have taken place of it over the last 2 days.

we are just getting a statement from b is rarely prime minister's office regarding these taunts that have concluded now for the 2nd day thing quote is real, appreciate the effort of the united states and mediators to dissuade him us from his rejection to the hostage deal. israel's fundamental principles are well known to the mediators and israel hopes that their pressure will lead, have us to accept the principles of may 27th, so that the details of the agreement can be implemented. now remember that one must have said that you want to see the original agreement back on the table. the one that was outlined by us president joe biden, at the end of may. but you have to remember that benjamin netanyahu added several new conditions since then. and is really media is reporting according to anonymous official, that there has been some progress. there has been some movement, but there are still some jobs that need to be bridge. there are still tough

sticking points from both sides. so israel is saying they're hoping mediator will put the pressure on how about as well, how much has said they want mediators to put the pressure on israel. still a lot of gaps left to bridge. nonetheless, as mediators still scramble behind the scenes to put together a deal before they meet again next week in cairo. okay, honda, so who's in amman? jordan, thank you very much. we're bringing in our white house correspondent, kimberly how good kimberly the u. s. as in the middle of all of this, right, the deal is being negotiated. that framework was laid out by joe biden. and now the details are also according to the mediators being provided suggested by the us. what are you learning on your end? if anything of the yeah, all we just heard from the us president in the oval office just moments ago. he was asked about how he's feeling about this progress in terms of where things stand and what he told reporters if it were closer than we've been. he doesn't want to in his

words, jakes anything, but uh, closer then things have been even just 3 days ago. but we're not there yet. now. in terms of where things stand, terms of those finer details. that's what we're hearing from the national security council spokesperson. john kirby is really what is being worked out and what will be worked out in cairo. in other words, what uh, how things were left in the high. is that that a framework that was put forward by president by that and back in may, is still where things stand. but the implementation of it is the sort of nitty gritty, but still has to be worked out. and that is what the teams are going to work on when they resume their discussions next week in cairo. so what we also know from all of this, according to the national security council spokesperson, is that we may see some higher level involvement when those talks resume. what we

know is that the president joe biden is going to be traveling to camp david over the weekend. we are hearing that he may be personally invested in some of those discussions moving forward. we also are hearing that there is a chance that the us secretary of state anthony blinking may also be traveling to the region. we know from the previous set of discussions that there was the involvement of the director, bill burns, as well as the middle east. sorry brent mckerick. kimberly, thank you very much for that. let's go to talk a couple of who's in darrow about inside the gaza strip. it did statement from the mediators has been put out about 2 hours ago. so i don't know of how much people in guys that palestinians have been able to hear about. it may be read it. i'm sure there is some level of awareness though, given the how central this is to their immediate future into this war. how do they feel about these talks of the well certainly in fact of

palestinians here and um and the own government gets collection on the ground and be on top of the lands and area from bottom in the eyes as well. a heating to don't have to send to follow up all the latest developments in the political arena about on the latest updates regarding approaching to a ceasefire. the see how a the see, how mediators working around the clock in order to bridge the gaps with mark and isabelle to bring a will to make a ceasefire achievable. but at the same time, the belief that each valve has been grunted more time in order to complete its genocide, p and district. because they believe that these many prime minister benjamin netanyahu is to, is continuing and is also interested in putting a particular sentence at new challenges in the road or by cheating this view by putting very hot terms that could not be accepted by the company inside the at the same time, the believe that time these,

these funded deals that cannot guarantee the return of display some of these to the news um to dropbox, west philadelphia, before we do is pull the vs through the month, palestinians, the one to return back to the houses the ones that completes this ation of full sorts of military apps in the ground. they do not want because we have been hearing from them that we can have one site uses the agreement, the later this phase or the 2nd phase could be for each and not to clean to the once a pool, some friends to see if i do come stops of blood chips here on the ground, especially that more than 40000 palestinians have been killed since day one of the fighting. this is the general sentiments here among palestinians who only think about the dates when they can. he unofficial and not about the approaching force. he spied deep. yeah, there is no deal until there is a deal. i think that's the general, the general point that some of our reporters were making as well. tar cowboys who reporting from darrow bella and central gaza. thank you very much for that. my one

bushera is now is, is there a senior political analyst joining us by skype from paris? more one. what do you think about this statement about where it appears to leave us right now? let's look about the statements. in general. it's not expected to be anymore because the negotiations have not ended, but the sense of optimism does reflect the 2nd reality over the last 2 days, where they are bridging gaps. and it's not just the last 2 days. the fremont agreement that was proposed in may was worked on all the way through july, 2nd, when the class left by how much say, look, we agree to this, we are also, it made some concessions. now is there it has to agree to it since july. second we, there is some progress. but now the past 2 days, they were able to bridge the gap on most of the issues where most of these early seems to have made some concessions on the issue. of the ratio between hostages and

detainees to it is right. it isn't part of sydney and that is held by his truck. come us a 3 point seems to be less 3 contentious points. and 14 point one that has to do with the finished density quarter door. but nothing you don't assist. that is really all your wants to maintain some form of a person's. there is an extreme uh, bass or line press right in the middle of guys a smack in the middle. but also the thing i wanted to mention in order to control the move on to the population from the north, back to the south, from the south back to don't know, many people wants to go back to their homes. that the now doesn't want them to you want on it, those over 65 percent. and the 3rd point had to do with the who wouldn't be in charge of the crossing. bidding in charge of all these goods are going to be come again after ceasefire is signed. seems that the americans have taking it

upon themselves to deal with nothing, you know, and is route on the question of which study human the movement of population. and why is read really must withdrawal. it's uh that soldiers from the middle of garza, when it comes to philadelphia, this is more of an issue of concerns egypt because you know, egypt is the computer to solve with a peace agreement with is or out of. so it's going to be handled with this, right, and is it with the egypt and bid? is there any minute 30 as to the nature if any i've told how much rejects the presence of, i mean is really the presence and the for the record. and as far as that off crossing, that remains to be a bit of an enigma. these are, these don't want at the a f, a sitting at the heart of the presence, but certainly don't want to have much presence. there has to be seen whether the kind of seniors can work out some sort of some sort of a formula in the coming days where to buy it can be proved prevention provisional

and workable a but more one visa. so these are all important um, what the mediators are referring to his details, right? important details within a possible framework agreement. but i'm still thinking about the main part of this agreement, which is, it's supposed to end the war. and until recently, you were still hearing from benjamin netanyahu. this, this war will not end until we've totally defeated home us. we've wiped the mouse, remove them from the guy the strip. and on the other hand, you still heard from us, we're not signing a deal that doesn't totally end the war. so that's, you know, that's the big. that's the really huge thing that they still seem to have no agreement on until recently. yes, absolutely. but listen, just to so it's a few and i can be on the same page. so it's very important for me that you are on the same page. this i'm not details, right? sure. i mean, whether there is or there isn't, is there

a military presence in the middle of guys or in the soft bible guys? not for them that are crossing. this is my definition. one of the war could continue. so the occupation continues today as it has that i spend months, whether the real growth causes for the warranted. so it's a very important what's that happened with these very good for us. the details are more into how many, what day would it be released? and then how many would it be released and the 2nd week and what happens in terms of, is there any degree deployment during that time this, these are the details, these are the implementation. now i agree with you about the fact that even if this is stein the it, does this really mean that its own you know, read joyce about peace and stability. and actually, you know, i have always been saying that is right. has got got away with genocide and i don't think the traces of done southern goodness appear overnight. i don't think these

rates are going to need guys overnight, and i don't think these ranges. i've got enough try to avoid or missed a chance to stay assessing x and y next week when there is a ceasefire. right? so the job, the chances for reckless behavior and the choices for this thing to be taught, the dogs and the child support is there a to walk away after the 1st phase, when most of its captives are released are very high. the americans have good thing . they got, and these that do the sinews and to the mediators that they, we worked with these really so i still not relaunch the war, but they seemed also given guarantees, split up and you know, that if he must read onto the war, then they're not gonna stand in his way, which means that a lot of these events you why that these are left them behind should be americans, which means that man, because of a sponsor, as the mediator on the box metal, is that we'd be directly indicating in the implementation of this 3 phase the

agreements until it's fully implemented. also, is there a senior political analyst, molanda, shar, thank you very much. my one is still a head on al jazeera. i'm stephanie decker in the middle of kenya's mangrove. and we'll be telling you the story of how this community has come together to protect this vital eco system. the the as hello, some of the biggest sponsoring downpours in india had been around just on states over the past 24 hours. it has produced this flood and you get to have much rain that fast and certainly does clogged the streets with water. there is of concern. i think over the course of the weekend will be southern india, eastern india around the additional state in westbank all state for example. now

there was intense rains that were in rochester and have now crossed over the other side of the border into focused on into punjab. providence, in providence. pushing into below just on providence, we have a fresh smell of monsoon ratings here on saturday and to try to fairly typical weather showers in storm. scattered about stepping down to the philippines, some showers and storms here, but nothing to prompt any weather alerts. the rains are beginning to pep up in southern china, particularly for hong kong, looking to catch maybe a 100 millimeters of rain within a short period of time that can produce some flooding and one of the strong, this type fluids to approach tokyo now pushes the wave behind large the city duct and dodge this one powerful winds on friday. some rain, but the bulk of that moves away. in fact, it's hot and humid in tokyo on saturday, and we'll land back in this part of southeast asia where it looks good for java island, but somewhat weather today north on. so i'm not sure island on saturday, say next on take care. i of the

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a ceasefire. thoughts has ended in the mediators have released a statement saying they were serious, constructive and positive officials. we'll meet again in cairo next week where they hoped to reach a final agreements the russian officials say at least 11 people have been injured in a ukrainian attack on moscow controlled, done yet. the local governor says the shilling hit a shopping center on the outskirts of the city, sparkling the fire rushing telegram channels, say at least a 100 people were inside the center at the time. joseph jabari reports from moscow . the hey advisor to the deputy governor of pers region has said that there's been a task where you prayed in forces on the same river in the close, close the region of curse which has damage this bridge extensively. now this bridges we used to transport civilians in the settlements in that area, out of the conflict zones. what we understand is that those civilians are no longer going to be able to leave their homes via this bridge. and they're going to have to

be transported through the waterways on the river to get out of homes way. what we've also been hearing from various other officials here is that to the situation continues to be, as certainly at tens in those regions as of fighting between ukraine forces and russian forces continue. this is being called a terrace invasion by russian officials since the crating forces launched this attack onto russian soil or on august 6th, for the time being uh, regional officials continue evacuating civilians from the affected areas and are urging, as more assistance from the federal government who have since thursday declared a state of emergency in belgrade regions, south of purse and the evacuation process of civilians continue. what is not clear is the stated aim of the ukrainian forces that continue to try and push further into russian territory. the doors, the divorce out 0, moscow, the kremlin

a nichol. i patricia, it has accused the us of direct involvement in planning ukraine's incursion into russia's course, screeching something which washington denies. the former security chief accusation comes as ukrainian forces move further into western russia. seizing the board to town, a pseudo russian says it's forces destroyed a ukrainian reconnaissance group in the course of region and have no re taken control of at least 2 settlements. let's take a closer look at the map, the 30000 square kilometer area. of course, the course region is in the west near ukraine's border and is home to nearly 1200000 people. ukraine says it's forces are 35 kilometers deep into the russian territory and that they seize control of more than $82.00 settlements, including the town, a soldier, one of the main gas supply lines from russia to the you runs through sewage, which has a population of 5000 people. the region is also home to the course can nuclear power plants, one of the biggest electricity producers in russia,

or defense editor alex can topple this has more from keith. ukraine's at votes is ongoing, but it slowed down to a trickle. sometimes only a few 100 kilometers per day as rushed in units of being rushed up to the front to towards them, ukraine's advancing course. but it's not looking good elsewhere for ukraine. in the east, we have seen the city of 4 cross being evacuated and the russian army only 10 kilometres away from the city's edge. i slowly advancing in the south. the attack on the coast bridge has failed. all the missiles been intercepted, showing that ukraine's ongoing campaign against washington. a defense units in premier has been a failure so far. and last but not least, we have seen the last foot whole, the printed foothold on the russian slate of the new pro river. now being slowly pressure as rushing attacks are mounted on a daily basis and the ukrainians are now selecting a phase withdrawal from that area,

a topless out 0 teeth. and your case is a vm. fox virus have been detected in pakistan. the health department there says at least 2 people who are in isolation in peshawar have contract with the virus. they say the patients flew in from the u a suite and reported its 1st case on thursday. the recent impulse outbreak of the more deadly variance started in democratic republic of congo last year and spread to neighboring countries. the world health organization has declared a global public health emergency. we do not recommend a closer borders. we do not watch the closure of borders and we will be putting out speak a temporary recommendations to countries from the emergency committees. it's about knowing that you have it knowing what to look for, knowing how to separate each other and, and to, to do proper contact pricing and not being afraid. so there's always a balance,

but not things that have terrified it's bull, a manager of shopping down the infection so that those who are almost at risk from severe illness, the young being as depressed dr. get, in fact, that's really what we're talking about that come all hide or has more from it. some of that, the 3 passenger were coming from the united arab emirates were stopped. good for sure. all were at board after which the head of the toner do that, issued a statement saying that uh the, the word carrying the symptoms do of gods have been confirmed. do have the am fox. why it is the 3rd one? i've got the rating that the dollars, which i've been sent to the nation is geared over here and if summer bod, so the national combined and operation center i have guard, has already issued. i know it. why is it a to ensure all preparedness in the face of this new threat and dizzy and fox?

uh, why did it go at the moment? uh, doors, the case is being reported from the type of pop roles and it did what? remembering that back and granted range, it st. they were 11 going from the cases of m fox and focused on one of them died. i go indeed, where does happened is that the nation is to do it of head has now issue precautionary measures that'd be by target dog. didn't do a routine and watching the game, as well as a clean environment and reading martha rep watchable. and they have gone through and also be looking at incoming passengers to ensure that they're able to timely detect any symptoms of this wider given the fact that they what it has the organization has already raised the law. and the focused on your daughter did. of course, really be cognizant of that fact and europe is also concerned about and fox, some countries are asking to raise risk awareness. jonah ho has more from linda as

well. one imagines the countries across europe, and indeed more widely than that, probably hardly pulling out and dusting off their viral prevention programs. remember that postcode with all those measures that were in place in airports and elsewhere, mosque wearing hand washing, screening, and so on, have loudly full and away. and one of the main purposes of the world health organizations decision to, to care a global public health emergency of and fox is to encourage countries to release funding for us that funding for boosting public health systems. and for accelerating the rollout of those measures, testing, screening, and so at the origin saying that look, while there may be very few identified cases so far outside of the sort of epi centered in the east and democratic republic, a neighboring countries, that probably means there are other cases, more cases that are on the identified leading to at least the possibility of some

sort of rapid global spread. go back to 202223. the 1st time this happened, it was a strain of influx monkey boxes as well as it was to include play too. that was responsible, considered less dangerous, less transmissible, certainly less deadly than the current strain played one will played one be specifically at thought to be more infectious, deadly in some 10 percent of cases. ready there's some evidence apparently that children in adolescence that might be particularly vulnerable. so certainly there is widespread concern. this will be watched extremely close to the european center for disease control that has raised it's at risk awareness level from low to moderate as far as the impulse is concerned. and he's currently urging all countries to maintain high levels of other children, how l g 0 number of the floods across to then have displaced tens of thousands of people. the majority of people in 10 garcia,

town and northern sedan are now homeless. the conflict has also made it difficult to get much needed aid and shelter to those who have been displaced by the floods. the high temperatures and south korea's capital have broken a century old record overnight temperatures, and so a sort of of $25.00 degrees celsius for nearly a month. the heat wave is expected to continue with scientists warning that the city will likely set a new record every day for another week. and taiwan has been raffled by a magnitude 6.3 earthquake had struck around 34 kilometers of the eastern city of holly and it shopped buildings and effected subway surfaces as far away as the capital type pay. but there have been no reports of damage. officials say strong after shock, so likely in the next few days. fridays quick is the 2nd biggest tremor to hit the island in less than 24 hours. a 5.7, magnitude quick hip taiwan on thursday. in kenya, now local efforts to protect mangrove forests or burying fruits. this is part of

the growing realization that nature conservation can directly benefit the surrounding communities. stephanie decker reports from boss as ma'am growth in eastern kenya. as we're being taken into the mangroves along on buses coast. this is an environmental success story. what man destroyed, man, is now restoring. and the local community is leading the way the creek running where young to is fully does afford forest. even scared to go by yourself. i mean mohammed is a community leader and part of the ongoing mangrove restoration project. he tells us logging of the mangroves over the years, had a severe impact. mangrove wood is hardy, good for building homes and burning firewood. we so very good addition on the food discuss it, the could not get fish and could not get promised. we decided to step to this.