that we are making in their thoughts, sense our ancestors whatever has been done before, can be done even better 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 and garza is where the missiles call get this place kind of city and sheltering in tens of thousands of victims of being rushed to hospital. the more a kyle, this is officer a lie from though ha! also coming up for suicide bombers hacking the practice on the city of quest to kills. that is 25 people including 14 soldiers for the us house speaker nancy pelosi suggest job. i'm late for the phone from the presidential election. that's

the democratic policies, defeats and people in most. i'm think brace some more on the rest of the days of fun and protests against at this age of the election. the beginning garza where and is really minutes. we had a cup to has attacked account housing displaced people near the l x. the hospital, at least 2 palestinians have been killed in the attack in darrow by law. several teds caught fire and people are trying to move. those who survives to safety is ready forces have struck the area at least 6 times since the war began. as well has also carried out strikes across northern gall. some people have been using cost to take the wounded to hospital. is there any forces of late fees to the area for moving a month causing of access to basic necessities and medical cab in the spring entire capital as him? now he joins us from darrow bala in the central gauze and target. tell us what

happened. very close to way you. uh well it was really too close from what we uh where i am right now in the looks of hospital the place has been talking to laura just 20 minutes away from our cost. the points, which had been a sudden tough event to reason, we did not find any proper shelters in order to take refuge in light of the overcrowded numbers of civilly and of course the central areas of this trip is very minute treat. in fact has targeted the backyard overlooks the hospital we. so by the way, the attack, so as and it's very tough. that's how it launched to come. so it gets sent. messiah is the best price on that area that has like the impact. it's from the top, we don't for medical services in the hospital that 2 palestinians have been confirmed killed while 26000 years have been confirmed being to them right now.

they're getting a treatment inside the families of the people who are killed right now for very exam for burial until morning them. and at the same time, there is a great and growing sentiment of frustration and see it among families who are teaching work huge at the backyard. we have heard from them that they are quoting the international community just to these very atrocities in gauze and to afford them with any sense of the protection base. also, it decides that hospitals are not protected. there's going to be no sense of safety . of course, the goal is a strict we need to remind our view is that people have been taking refuge in hospitals because they do not have any shelters. and they would like to be useful from the benefits provided these hospitals, including water sources and flip tricity, as well as talk people that we live in georgia 400 days of this. now there's almost unimaginable conditions. well we're talking about all to 400 say user is very ruined. garza palestinians. things are going.

it's really on persistence. it's hot ships with a continuous bombardment, mass, event, and displacement on destroyed in for us to, to have created life threatening conditions for palestinians. not only in the central area box will do so our trucks in the north and for people who are living in the what's to hold the savings, your money, terry. and so i want to know my wife and this other costs of gone. so we know that families are completely living in overcrowded shelters for an open house in kaufman's. is that all sorts of basic 2 minute terry and mississippi's ended up being going through the remote levels of trauma alongside with your own going back chasing them regarding their own level of safety. these 400 days has claimed the lives of more than 43500 palestinians with more than 100000 palestinians. full. so had been confirmed in jed throughout these days, which were completely fluids for palestinians as the, as the war still progressive as time passed,

as we know also from civilians that they are starting to feel completely hopeless regarding returning back to the. busy homes of the north of districts while as well continue to prose in the military, offensive and building cause i'm gradually sending these areas to be completely close mail it. 3 is what he says. topic over. as i'm bringing the very latest from central garza, thank you. tired, united nations human rights office as the overwhelming majority of palestinians killed by as well as ministry and garza, women and children. it says it's verified the personal details of thousands of victims and goals for a do reckoning. horrific violations that may amount to genocide. because on the reports from the un headquarters in new york, the women and children are being killed in gaza. and those that aren't are being star. that's according to to do reports released friday, global food security experts. the famine is now imminent in northern gaza,

and called for immediate action to avoid a further catastrophe. the urgent jeweler was sent by a coalition of government un agencies and jose considered the global experts in famine. one recommendation to is we'll see on northern guys that it is lasted within a month seems pretty graham and it seems pretty urgent. what does the secretary general plan? how does he plan to react to the report? i think by reiterating once again the urgency to allow more assistance in 2 guys. uh, every part of guys i think, you know, the, the notes that we read here every day that depicts such a grim humanitarian situation. such a difficult you monetary and situation. we really need to have more access, we need to have more security. and also on friday,

the un human rights office in geneva said nearly 70 percent of those killed in gaza that they were able to independently verify were women and children. that report also found that 80 percent were killed well in residential buildings, and there was more report, raises concerns about the actions of these are the defense forces with respect to forcible transfer, texts on hospitals, you know, parents, systematic session and china is it also points to the reported use of white phosphorus, munitions in the international court of justice. it's serious avoided as on provisional measures, underscored being to national obligations of these right to prevent, protect against and punish acts of genocide and associated prohibited conduct. it is essential that there is due reckoning with respect to the allegations of serious violations taken together, the reports,

or another powerful reminder of the effects of israel's continued war on guys a and the told that it is taking on so many innocent civilians. gabriel's on to algae is here at the united nations in new york to 11 and now where emergency services and barriers of trying to find people who could be trapped in the rubble of the homes destroyed during another nights of his riley bombardment is ready, military issued evacuation threats for people living in the southern suburb of da here. shortly before the bombing become president says that these 14 strikes tubs in residential buildings in the area. and that the noise ready, bombardments in time several, a strikes talk to the sum of, of a hush relation to tax. com is, is of lebanon's health ministry. so at least 7 people were killed and 46 inches. and it's really a tax and the southern city on friday that's bringing dosage. viruses live for us now in february. saint joseph has a bit more about all these latest strikes that we're seeing across lebanon.

the yes, the latest one we saw as we mentioned in those codes, so southern city of tire one air shy, carried out and i'll push neighborhoods of the entire which is about 80 kilometers from where i am and then up it is capital and it's about 20 kilometers north of the lebanese border with israel. this is not the 1st time we've seen this coastal city come under attack bodies where the army of course saturdays attacked. pay with no prior warnings already evacuation. we did see a number of other airstrikes being carried out in the city of tyra on friday afternoon. at least for air strikes, targeting different areas in the city killing according to the health ministry, at least 7 people and injuring nearly 50 people. that tire was not the only area that was hits in the country. as we mentioned,

the south of the suburb of the capital 14 air strikes, targeting residential buildings that are completely empty at this point. so that is an area in the south of the capital that was once home to about $700000.00 people. these early military, claiming their sales targeting has full of command and control centers. but then even what we've spoken to say the area is completely up to you as a result of the continuous so many people being forced to flee the hey, wherever they stay of the slow any place i had initially there was a mass exodus from the southern suburb of the capital as well as the southern part of the country. we saw people taking shelter in various places and now a little bit of time that has passed is given some people the opportunity to try, try and accommodate these people that have lost everything according to the un office for coordination of humanitarian affairs. as the this is the worst crisis that this country has seen in

a generation worse than what they saw in 2006. that was a, was. 2 the last for between is around the has the line that they un agencies saying this is a catastrophic situation for the people of love and all. but of course, our heart wrenching aspects of the impact of this conflict. but this also part will make aspects of how people are taking care of each other. of the 15 year old hora is grieving for all she has lost her whole, her belongings and her cousins. she came to the shelter with her family, from the southern coastal city of tire, in october, hora. and her parents are one of 7 families, sticky shelter. in this old cinema, in the heart of a root is being run by the lebanese national theater. these workshops are a daily activities to help these children deal. tours mother recounts their ordeal so, so it had to be very the strike target style house. we go out quickly and run away

. i didn't know how we escaped and it was very sad because i lost 10 of my cousins . we 1st moved into the school and then we came here to this the, to this cinema is one of the oldest in the country. and it was not open before the displacement crisis began in late september. now it's home to nearly 30 people. we are also funding from the war. and this is the, the importance of us. you need to react. you need to create us so that the, to the situation about 80 kilometers, notice of the capital built in the 19 thirty's empire cinema is one of the oldest theaters in loving on this set about interpreting is one of 3. so the 11 is now. so caesar has taken over and turned into a shelter. it's home to 11 families at the moment to select different parts of the country and who say they hope that they're staying here won't be a long 6 year old jury sled her home with her family in the southern city of tire.

she's the youngest residents in this old theater with some big emotions. have given that young mother. i feel like i want to go back to school, but i'm starting to come and cry. i school used to play drill right. and i want to go back and play in the playground and had my friends. i want to go home, miss all my stuff. we run away when rocket targeted has many of us understands west carrie. i forgot to bring with me all of my toys on my shoes, but i love. 7 jewelry plays alone on the stage that becomes her bed at night. despite everything she's witness. such moments provide a reprieve. these old historic caesars once put on plays and shows for people wishing to escape the realities of their daily lives. now they are serving the same purpose, but for a different crowd. doors safari out to 0. tripoli, northern level is where any forces have shelton killed a palestinian during an operation in the occupied west bank. it happened in the

town of a call. the north of 2 best soldiers have detained his body and the rest of the 2 people that are reports of intent specials between his really forces and palestinian groups. the suicide bombers icon a railway station and pack of stone has killed $25.00 people, including 14 soldiers that was carried out in the southern city of quest to that's the capital of pollute, just on provence. which way gave some of the reports it was russia when a launch explosion shook a railway station in quest to install them. pakistan around 200 people were waiting on the platform for a train to the city of ralph. indeed, the people who were running around was total chaos. some are injured with their legs blown off. others had their arms or hands blown off. police

a soldiers from ralph in these infantry school with a target. it'd be attacked separately. discreet baluchistan liberation army has claimed responsibility to jonathan. this morning there was all kinds of people gathered, yet government officials and ordinary people. the rest would travel as they was about 200 people here when the explosion happened. initially, the investigation of the crime scene proves it may be a suicide bloss bidwell investigating in detail to find the exact cause of that the village is done liberation army has been fighting for decades for an independent states. but this year the group has stepped up, its attacks targeting roads, railways bridges, and police stations. it says such strikes will continue and less pakistan and china withdrawal from the region. china has spent billions of dollars in baluchistan as part of its bells from road initiative. it's basically possibly connected to the geo politics, the politics off of the go of the board,

this china box on economic go to door. you know, we have to understand that the go other port is the jewel in the calling of the seat back dyna box on economic quarter door. so many people were injured in the attack and emergency has been declared across the cities. hospitals, as medical staff do the best to cope with the estimates. victoria gates and b l g 0 still has had on out. i'm going to say that i'm getting stuff actually on the border between mexico and what the amount of work thousands of migrants are starting to grapple with their prospects. after donald trump won the us for the, the actual election, the have a low, they will stop by looking at the satellite image for south asia. and you can see

the shadow cloud lingering across the southern parts of india and sri lanka. and that's where we'll see the showers in today's head some storms as well. i'd like you to push into chin life and stormy conditions could also be seen across sri lanka. but the west of the weather is set to link out in the bay of bengal, wheels alike each see some showers for me and my bundle dish as well. but from northern parts of india, it is a clearer picture. we are seeing bad at quality that will continue to put quality for north west and parts of india and pakistan in the days ahead of you. shot was coming in to the very notes on monday. but what's more with the weight of hazy sunshine on the cards here over the next few days. and the sunshine is set to come back in with a new week for shanghai as we looked at east asia, golden pots of china, we're seeing some warms. come back, another wintery wave has pushed its way to russia's far, reese, we will see some sunshine pushing through the clouds. west of the weather is set to scott its way across southern parts of japan and 15 eastern parts of home show on

a monday. but as for the south of this, for northern parts of the philippines and high 9 island, we will see the west of the west windy conditions on monday, the entire day, the narrative is the us has continued support for israel, affecting his global standing of questions about the united states is effectively complicit the genocide challenge the rhetoric. yes, the correct, but so is the international community. can we also say that deals? the cornerstone of democracy is having a free and open democratic process upfront without the

oregon. you're watching out, is there a reminder about top stories this hour and it's really military helicopters of tex account housing space. people knew the electric hospital in the central garza several tense court fire in the strike can bear on fall out. people are trying to move survivors to safety suicide from this exposure to a railway station impact. hassan can in 25 people, 14 of them soldiers. the separatist police just on the variation army has claimed responsibility for the attacks in the city of quest. the only us house speak to nancy pelosi has suggested that outgoing president, joe bivens, late exit from the election campaign. that's a democratic policies defeat plays. he told us media that binds insistence on

running for a 2nd time. spite questions over his fitness for office, the policy. and she says the failure of the democrats to hold a competitive finally, price is imposed color harris. somebody says they see there's a bunch of people in the policy who all's fighting to profile to the race sooner than he did. that's very interesting to leave me in washington d. c. now for more on this, so kristin, the soul searching begins amongst the democrats, a lots of soul searching, not just about when joe biden got out of the race and whether there should have been a primary, but also about the issues that democrats were focused on. the democratic party, carmella harris, very much expecting the issue of reproductive rights and abortion rights to motivate women to the pools behind her. she did get the majority of women, but not enough women to overtake trumps. lead here was not as uh,

not at all how they were predicting. there's a lot of talk about the economy and how that was a big concern for so many people that perhaps the democrats should have focused more on their messaging on that topic. and how they got their message out was also is also a big concern. and a big point of discussion for many, the republicans putting donald trump on social media on pod cast that were very popular with young men and using influencers on social media to get the word out. while democrats focus very much on traditional mainstream media. but perhaps some of the biggest criticism of how the democrats handled this res, coming from progressive vermont sen, bernie sanders saying that the parties focus on identity politics came at the expense of working class voters. and that democrats would have to rethink that

strategy if they hope to win that demographic back. of course, with democratic policy, those still holding out some hope of guessing a majority, at least in the house of representatives. how likely is that? as they say that they can still see a path to the majority in the house of representatives. that of course they would like to flip the house and take the majority there as a form of roadblock as an obstacle to donald trump's legislative agenda, which will be much easier to pass if he has control of both the house and the senate. there still only a couple of dozen races to call their the democrats picked up a few seats in pennsylvania. they, i'm sorry, they lost a few seats in pennsylvania and the house. they picked up a couple in new york. if they are going to take the majority in the house, it's likely to come from california where a very blue state where they lost

a few seats in the mid terms, but they're hopeful they can take some back. the problem is we're not going to know for a little while because of mail and balance there. so it takes a while to process them. and some of these races are just so close that, that they don't want to call them yet. but the republicans are pretty confident they're going to hold onto the house. i should say that the speaker mike johnson, put out as a post on social media saying that they have a mandate from day one to go in and work on the issues that donald trump campaign, don, securing the board and growing the economy and restoring american energy dominance and the republicans are planning on attacking that right away. christian salumi reporting that from washington dc. many things custom us prosecutors have chosen ask um national labor and it was parked by a bronze revelation. we gone to killed donald trump. the justice department says the accused as part of a network of criminals use by to her on for surveillance on the plan that is around

the farm is really cool. the locations baseless on falls, trump survive to assassination attempts this year. so 100 reports from trumps. result in palm beach, florida. c. u. s. department of justice says it has charged 3 men in iranian plot to assassinate president elect. donald trump, according to justice department officials, an afghan national, named for hon shaka reese, was hired by the iranian revolutionary guard. and his handlers told him to come up with a plan to assassinate trump in september. according to recorded conversations with law enforcement officials, shocker re said that he was told on october 7th, to carry out that plan within 7 days or wait until after the election. to other man carlyle rivera and jonathan load home were arrested in the united states, shot the rate is believed to remain in a rock. meanwhile, trump did his 1st interview in a telephone interview with nbc is kristin welter. trump said he believed he had

a mandate to bring common sense back to the country. he said his number one priority was securing the us border with mexico. asked if he had a price tag for the mass deportations of millions of undocumented people in america . he said he had no price tag, but he had no choice to carry it out. the problem was just too bad. he said john henry, l g 0, palm beach, florida. the mexican government says it's policies to reduce the number of migrants crossing into the us. all working and will stay in place, but they're under pressure from trump who says he's prepared to impose terrorist and for the closing date, for domestic play. and his eyes under them to actually report from top a trula in mexico. many my friends, the fearful trumps victory will make an over the tough journey even less. the migraines of other ad q list has been waiting for months for a temporary legal permits to cross mexico and reach the northern border with the

united states waiting on the phone. okay. okay. yes. he says, america's president elect donald trump campaign promise, a large scale deportation of undocumented migrants has him worried he, i found the river, but he own yes. everybody is very wide and yet there is a lot of funds to attend to it because you can upgrade to a favorable option now that can disappear tomorrow. everybody's waiting to see why he's face to move with like side of my daughter, thousands of migraines. so, stranded in shelters like this went along the mexico what the border and are just starting to grapple with their prospects following trump victory tuesdays elections . many have been trying for months to secure an asylum appointment via a u. s. customs and border protection at the trump as promised to and alex daughters in his family, fled on to to say they hope they will be given an appointment before january 20th. loading. cool,

cool. we have is all faith in god that the appointment will come before he takes office. otherwise it will be when all god sees it fit. despite immigration, being one of the main issues of the us selections, the legal crossings at the boards that are at their lowest level in 4 years. the thanks to us island restrictions put in place by president joe by then, and then going crack down in part of the mexican government. including apprehending and busting back south migrants caught in the country. legally. the mexican government believes that the current model to stem the flow of view is found, migraines is working and they hope that they can convince the future trumpet the ministration to keep it in place without a hard to crack down. for me, i'm of them. we tried the mexico's president claudia shane bound, said to briefly discuss the border issue and a friendly call with from get her lab deal. you mentioned the board issue. i said, yes, there's the board issue,

but we'll have time to discuss it. and my left on the back at the shelter colleague says shutting down the board, there will only make people seek more dangerous paths. so i'll say, here's what's going on, this se, the immigration will continue because it's a necessity. you see, you can close the pos, but you will look for another one. it's uninstall people because of the need. it's an obligation for us, the obligation to seek a better life for our children. for now though, they're still hoping for a legal opportunity to move on before it's too late, i listened that i'll be at the address either by trula and most of the companies cracked down on nationwide protests has killed dozens of people over the past 3 weeks. demonstrations began after disputed presidential election, but the launch is taking place on thursday in the capital. i'm a 3 to it's a week from national shut down cold for by the opposition front runner. but i still am on delani who it says the food was big, and i'll come lab reports from the food to hello. everyone we spoke to enough to

tell you says they've never seen anything like what happened. crowds of thousands of protesters and multiple subs 20 to most of the city center to protest against the dispute to the election results of position. lita finance here i'm on the lawn . a head cold for a peaceful march to include a week long shut down. most didn't make it to town. husbands have been killed and hundreds injured in the police crank down over the 3 weeks of protests leading up to it. on now comma street was on a supporters say that ready for more and what's on each side. that's a limb. in mozambique we have or we have diamonds, but the country remains poor. they may see the one of them, but we the people know who i chose to govern us. and we've continued the demonstrations. this police station wasn't sped protest to see the police as agents

of the 50 ruling for lima potty. electronic authority said it was a sweeping victory in last month's polls, which were mowed by wide spread irregularities. these are the smouldering remains of a tract, uh once impounded by the police here. these pick ups with the end as well. the reactions of the election results shown this is widespread discontent with the government event on c. i'm on delano is united to people who want to try and do something about it prepaid when he cooled for businesses to close for a week. when police felt a protest of the, of the main boat deposed with neighboring south africa, an angry crowd funded it closed for days. hundreds of trucks backed up on the south african side, most of them carrying cold, destined from the tutor where it's loaded onto ships bound for asia of in europe. the tutors pulled close too much with mos on beaks economy, which is also being hurt by internet shut down is doing.