i'm says to on documents to now teaches are to juvenile conflicts after spending 20 years in prison himself. despite deduct success story, the crime rate has gone up slightly with authorities now more focus on trucks and it gets n cyber crime. the as when he strikes hits, residential buildings and bank le, here in the north of the gulf of strength at least 65 thomas spinning accounts the time on site. this is ours. is there a life some time or so coming up to people, a rescued from an abandon mine in south africa, but hundreds remain trumped on the ground. i talk to you in barrels through the philippines, forcing a 1000000 people from the box on the cloud reported from nicole could susan as

advise on, on the return of a spaces, it was nearly 100 to extinction a 100 years ago to parts the least. 65 palestinians have been killed by his riley strikes on to residential buildings in the city of february. here in northern garza, 50 people were killed in one building. at 15 in the 2nd, both of them were housing carson's, who'd been forcibly displaced eye witnesses, se paramedics have struggled to reach the size of the attack. the strikes level, the buildings, leaving a knowledge. mountains of rubble. meanwhile, as riley forces of also boned to house in the album res, refugee camp, that's in central go. so in the past few hours, can i get these 10 palestinians?

5 more people were killed in strikes east of rough uh in the south. let's get the license and we'll be strong with him cordaris. she joins us from outside, all acts. the hospital in 0 by let him less begin with the strikes in bed law here . so we getting more details, the strikes hits, multi story buildings, and there were 2 of them so far. we believe 65 palestinians killed. what moved, can you tell us? well, it's a 5 story building and it is a house where to buy in. so many ends of the buy inside many was hosting other palestinians in the nothing was stripped because we know that there has been a complete siege on the nothing got the strip and the situation hasn't been very harsh in those areas. so 5 story building literally collapsed on top of that to me . 70 policy and use who were sheltering inside this house. now,

according to be pulled there, that's permitted civil defense teams i'm getting says are unable to reach the area because you know that the is ready for says flores' civil defense themes to evacuate the another area. that's why the neighbors of the relatives are the people who are trying to rescue those still trapped under the rubble. but according to the family, there are people that are still trapped. now the main thing is like even those who are injured, they do not have any way of transportation or vehicles, no ad building to carry them to the only facilitating hospital which is come on at one and also many. and we need to know that come out and what is out of operations is out of medical supplies and it's out of medicine so. so this is adding more missouri as it increasing the death. so for sure, because there's sales people under stopped under the rebel and the fact that there

is no medications due at 3. so those have been injured is going to increase the desktop and it's not just northern garza, is it? i mean they've been strikes elsewhere. all across the strip, what more can you tell us about the latest strikes? well, it's definitely escalating here in the central area. we're talking about areas like most laid off the refugee cab and but a, jeffrey jacob, a $33.00 houses has been targeted in the past couple of hours were talking about $35.00 movies and mazda on wesley and offering houses. and the 3 of those houses have been as still having people trapped under the rubble of the civil defense themes are trying to dig with their bare hands with them because they do not have any equipment to rescue and to pull more bodies. but here, you know, off the hospital a couple of minutes ago, there was

a farewell for at least 17 palestinians who were killed across those areas. and among them are these 4 children. we saw mothers crying bidding farewell to their beloved ones. and those who were killed earlier today, and we also hear a continuous setting and explosions. and is there are the airplane across the central area. but the also the house situation and humanitarian situation is not any better, as people are striving to find food and to have access to medicine and clean drinking water. ok, thank you for those updates in could all right outside alexa hospital and they are all a or has been full day since the is really military launched a ground defensive in level known as running troops have killed more than 2000 people and destroyed thousands of buildings and homes advising and the bombing has

displaced an estimated one point. 2000000 people, full 100000 of them children. the smoke is once again rising above they root often is rarely strike on the cities southern summit it's one as a number strikes to hit in the past few hours. the area south of favorites has been targeted throughout the weekend. and in the past hour, these really on a has issued new, forced evacuation warnings of a number of residential blocks. that's bringing all corresponding out a hush him. he is my 1st in favorites. so most strikes in recent hours in southern bay routes ali, the bay root, some of that has been hit intensely invoice in days. what's going on? well let me in just a few minutes ago, just as you said, there were several for state evacuation warnings that to issued by this read the

army for the heart of headaches, neighborhood several residential buildings on now. um under this warning. so we are expecting got any time is really strikes though. uh the, the, the street strikes that hit several areas within the solve. the bush is about ours, near i never, many, and also had to know just a few. let me say it accumulates it from here. that was one of these strikes. and as we been observing now does away whereas the local authorities, the, the, the, also, the churches are trying to draw people is attention to these warnings. whereas george built bows out of ring the some gunshots being had in different neighborhoods when, whenever there are warnings coming to let people again ask people to leave the area . because over the past weeks,

many families decided to get back to their homes. after weeks of displacement, living in a school is living in a government facilities. so some people would find it better for them to get back to their homes and just to evacuate whenever that odd warnings. but this is also causing some casualties causing some debts. now everyone is watching and waiting in bottles to this extensive is ready a campaign on the southern suburb in different areas and they've been on. there is also a diplomatic shyness that is open then we're expecting within the coming days the us invite to come to a booth and then to go to tel aviv and and then a time to find a way to come out of this situation. settlement deal that no one really knows what is really going to happen, but at least these folks are going on to the new spot,

them and speak. and to be a bit a is the one negotiating on behalf of hezbollah with the americans who are already in touch with these readies. okay, thank you for that. all the hash them that for us in beverage, the stupid type thing money has made land full on the philippines, main island of new song. it is the 6th powerful storm to hit the country in the past month. winds of up to a 185 can over to us, but our have been recorded on cuts on one islands within 650000. people fled that homes ahead of the sol, as authorities warns if catastrophic impacts says, do jewelry is the chief of advocacy in communications with you and assessments intervenes. she says you and was this

a doing everything the time to provide relief. some parts of the northern parts have got to do on this island is still and accessible. so for us, making sure that the supplies of pre possession at many parts of the country is very critical. the closer it is to any parts of the places that are going to be hit by a cycle and is definitely much, much more a better for the communities that are affected. we also want to make sure that we are giving towards a cash fast response. so through the government, we're working with their program, the national programs called the 40s, which is basically a program to support the abominable families in, in the countries where as soon as, even before the type from the hit, we can try to give them cache to their of the families that need them. well, we need to make sure that the water, the provision of safe for her is, is there,

and also the hygiene packets and the necessary things that can help people to be ready for this. and we are also distributing education supplies and these include the books and also other things that can help. but schools get ready and in times of need us in south africa at least 2 people have been rescued from the disused gold mines that hundreds remain trapped on the ground. that's happened off the court ordered the police to clear blockade space that's up near the sides. the government has said it's gathering a team of experts to evacuate those below the surface. the incident in high school was wide spread outward outrage off to administer cool. the mind is criminals and bound to smokes mount. let's go to higher montage so she joins us live from the mine and still fontaine hers. so we've had this court order issued what happens next?

as well as the say they want the police to leave the area complicity. they say they only want a central services to access the mind. access the saw for example, oh, any time medics and people who able to bring food and water to talk more about what's happening on the ground, i am joined by was the key. the job he is from the so the advocate, national civic organizations sound good. thank you very much for talking to us. first of all, what do you think about this court order? thank you so much for, for the opportunity to we. we appreciate and welcome the court order as sancho we will comment but it's also disappointed, honestly, to realize that for our government, for anything to happen in trying to attend to the needs of our people, they're court to must be involved. so we, we will come in, we expect everyone to ad here and comply accordingly,

including the police. you know, we've been here and pulling these people out from the ground. the police have been doing nothing but to just watch and wait for these weak people to come out and then they take them and throw them at the back of the events of the evidence. and so we expected them to really cooperate and adhere to, to their court order. otherwise, if they don't, we are really going to have problems. the police have been insisting that they have not been blocking any mind they saying they just had to make sure that there's no more criminal activities going on. what do you think about that? i find that very friendly and interesting at the same time, and disappointing on the same for us on the basis of the fact that they have been embarking on an operation called or punish invited, i'm good. or they've been saying to us, they have not closed a new. how is that around you? it's contradicting because on the day the minister was here. they gave us us debts in terms of c goes in terms of my new huge have been have,

have been spend on l. tardies in, in them closing visa, who is around here now and they say they have not closed anyhow. what are they saying was, was, was, was that money for what happened to that money? so are they saying on the all parties invited, i'm going to just, i talked to know if she and it's a lie. they have closed a lot of how is that on the end, the biggest problem that these people who are trapped down there facing is that the whole and that is reportedly the whole that they were using to go out until the southeast was closed. that's why they were trapped. so these are the same police who initially said they wouldn't know people who a trip to down to. now i'm asking myself, and i've been asking them what it's best saying they would not people who are a trip down to what, what we pulling out. well, we put in our drops down there because we were pulling out human beings, but it's not human beings to them. it's just objects which have no value. and that's why they did not see a need, or they not seed necessarily for or for them to save the to say, i mean to get them out of out of those always. so it's really annoying. it makes me

angry. it makes all of us angry because of a they've been, i mean, they're conducting themselves. they have close to holes, which is fine, but they must not come and say they have not closed any holds. do you understand that? they said they were not people who would trip down there, which is a lie. we poured the people in front of who put people out of these holes in front of the way we pull in the whole way. we pulling the drops down though we're pulling human beats. thank you. is it easy john? from sound? good. thank you very much for talking to us to give an indication of how for spacing this process is. we store the last see days what it is in the community coming to rescue these people. they thing, they are exhausted, the tie, they don't have equipments to put out as many people as possible. so it is quite a frustrating process. meanwhile, i believe hundreds of people are still stuck on the ground and they doesn't seem to be much help coming to them as of yet. okay, thank you for that. however much also that for us in a still fontaine, the still ahead on the al jazeera, with jobs and rising prices on my mind,

sending these votes in a snap complimentary electric the had a low that is a major change to the weather happening across europe at the moment we seen on settled conditions plaguing south, well that's gonna change is going to clear up here. but across the north where we are going to see an early winter weather spelled arrive, and that's going to bring some snow it to the very north of scotland. we put yellow warnings out here on sunday. those conditions will descend to further south. then the warnings will be out for southern parts of scotland and northern england on monday with some heavy rain and pulling across the island, affecting the south west as well. now there's winter, we features continue further east for the likes to scan today. if you're moving

across into the baltic states as well, because the wind warnings out here when warnings as well across the north, central and southern parts of germany. and there is that rain brings wintry features to most central areas. we could see some of that snow for our friends and add up by wednesday. and for the south of this, it's a much a clearer picture, of course, much of the mediterranean, a little bit of rain coming into the north of its recent fog issues in milan was the stormy conditions of push across into cyprus. so it's clearer for greece and look at that for spain and portugal. sunshine is the feature here, sunday to monday of the around 3 quarters of sub saharan africa. this cultural heritage is on display in west and museums didn't happen over night. we were rob cover time. the 1st episode reveals how you repeat and colonize ation. remove tens of thousands of on the facts

. and the young people struggle to reclaim restitution. africa stolen episode one. 0 no, just the era. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the working out is there. a mindful top story is best our at least 65 published indians have been killed by as rainy as strikes on to residential buildings in the city of beth law. here in northern garza, the buildings warehousing forcibly displaced palestinians. smoke is once again

rising above the results and is rarely strikes on the cities southern sub earlier on sunday. it's one of a number for me next to his from the last few hours is really strikes have been talking favorites round the weekend. in south africa, at least 2 people have been pulled out from a deceased gold mine, but hundreds of illegal minus the name dropped onto the ground. it comes off to court, ordered the police to clear o located space. that's often in china, as president says, he's ready to work with the incoming us administration to once again expand bilateral ties. seizing, paying met with joe biden at the asia pacific economic cooperation summit and peru . they underscore the importance of maintaining sable relations as concerns grove. a potential new trade will often donald trump is one then last name, american edison to see him even reports now from the peruvian capital,

lima for the final photo of leaders of the epic summit. us president joe biden was the last to arrive. what would be the 1st to leave the $21.00 nation group of asian pacific countries. this was the beginning of biting swan song on the global stage and the head of nic streaks d 20 meeting. it was his last chance to meet privately with his chinese counterpart, this conversation prevent miscalculations and they ensure the competition between our 2 countries will not fear in the conflict. the competition, not conflict. it's not so our responsibility to our people. and as you indicated to the people around the world that would change and waiting share should china us relations that critical not only to the interests of the chinese and the american people, but also for the destiny of full of humanity. the 2 countries should bear in mind the wellbeing of the people and the common interests of the international communities. the relationship between the world's 2 largest economies is

complicated and profit with difficulties from territorial disputes in the south china sea, beijing's military expansion, and in direct support for russia's war against ukraine to charges of chinese cyber espionage. and of course trade complex, joe biden and changing thing. don't agree on one thing and that isn't the world is entering a period of uncertainty and change. she calls it of turbulence. and with the next us present in modeling to impose high tariffs on many countries. but especially on china, she is positioning himself as a global leader of interest in dependence. and unity as opposed to unilateralism and protection is a good morning. members of a peggy represent nearly 60 percent of the world's g, d p, and are uncertain about their relationship with trump. this time round about this, i'm hoping somebody, ma'am. you see, or we know that during his 1st administration,

he despised multilateralism, preferred transactional negotiations, carrots in the state. let's see how different trump 2nd term will be in order to see if the 1000 china says it's ready to work for a smooth transition in bi lateral ties. yet however much present invited may want to helps move that transition. the future is largely out of his hands see in human algebra, lima t u cry. now, where the president loaded me, savanski says that russia has launched at least a 120 missiles on 90 drones. and what he calls a massive combined asteroid when the countries energy infrastructure, the aerial bombardment, some taking place across the country in the southern, the city of nicholas police. 2 people have been killed and 6 inches in the capital case. residents have been sheltering on the ground in an effort to keep safe. you

find the largest private power provider says that strikes have seriously damaged equipment and it's almost stations. paul's of opened in senegal and a snap parliamentary election cooled by the president bus in route. there might fight on the 7000000 senegalese of voting for a 165 national assembly seats. following the dissolution of the opposition lead parliament back in september. fi is offered, his youngest president was elected in march of the promising to create jobs, improve living standards, but his policy doesn't have a majority in parliament on his struggles implemented. it's new policies. it will need to win at least 3 fifths of the votes to make constitutional changes without so referendum. 41 opposition policies all competing, including coalitions lead by dot com may a off let me d. s. and format prime minister i do. but meanwhile, moving aside if setting goals,

17000000 people live in poverty and has an official unemployment rate of 21 percent . that's going to a correspond nicholas hockey's in the capital duck up for us. so polls have, have opened. nicholas took you through what's at stake? flow 8. you post them just open just moments ago. you can see people have started chewing up. this is an important election. we were here during the presidential election in april and we so long lines of people really out there to try to provoke change. but this election is less about the parliament, but more to give power to a was prime minister. we spend sancho and the young present by whom jim i find to implement the changes that he had promised during the presidential election. and joining me now is julia sonya, who we had met during the last presidential election. you were here voting for the

1st time has come back again. why is this parliamentary election so important to you? hi, um, yeah, this one is very important because we want to make sure that the system is buried. and for that we need to be strong and to follow man. what do you mean with the system being buried? yes, we have no. this before is that we have a problem and that will be here for the party to go and live. there will be here for the people, but this one is different. those we're going to alex so. so my bottom interior, and that's gonna be here to sort our, our issues. and to make sure that the project that we have in place where we walk, sense and best search and why fi and a prime minister between us and we have come to power. we still have seen drones of young people like yourself going to europe to try to find work so they can find out what's going on. um yeah, i think the so that's an issue that i present jeremiah and um,

present last month. so go have the new and the new, the importance that do you trust in them? so make sure that, um, um, immigration is in the whole issue of their government and they will try and sorted out as much as, as much as possible. it's not something that they can tackle within 6 months. so i guess some people have um, i don't have patients to see there is also that they will know that they can stay here and not to just about backwards. what changes do you want to see in this parliament? wow, i want this file i'm going to um, to what the laws, especially the, i'm this to law for justice. we want to and justice when you talking about the amnesty life because the former president had put, put in the line to place that essentially to ensure that those security forces i climbed down on protesters, were and would not be prosecuted. right. and with this problem,

i will make sure it's going to be the volk, because to be one justice. so is a, is a main main main issue why we want a strong majority of development. we've seen during this a parliamentary election campaign, a lot of violence. how to explain that a lot of violence, verbal violence, but also physical violence of up to 80. people are arrested. this is the 1st time you will see a point to go talk to in paula been attacked more than 3 times against the old system. i'm a use to see and we're trying to teach them that there's a pop t and there's a golf mind and i think it's difficult for them to differentiate. that's why we saw everything that's happening and we're being, i'm very sorry about whatever happened. but i guess this is going to be the last time to assign. yeah, thank you very much for talking to us. now. a 165 seats are up and grabs,

but this is less about the number of employees and more about who someone sancho the political leader because he has not been able to run in any election since 2019 . i think he was barred or imprisoned. and so this is an opportunity for him to see if his project to change that and go is popular among voters falling. okay, thank you for that. nicholas hucks that for us and duck a wet poles have just opened purchase. so continue in india is more based on money pool, a state just line police, enforcing a few in several districts. members of the my toy ethnic group, all demonstrating off to the bodies of 3 people were found in a river. they believe they were abducted and killed by armed men from another group . the cookie, ethnic vaughan is between the groups has killed more than 250 people since may displaced around 16000 the 2 sides in

a dispute over the government grounds quotas for jobs and education. you in climate change conference in baku in azerbaijan is entering it's 2nd week a significant component austin negotiations is the issue of nature based solutions on environment. as a nic punk explains, or did i sign to say, is it possible to fight against climate change without utilizing the natural world without nature, that just isn't the technology around to scan not big struction of carbon that's required. so we have to rely on the world's oceans. it's far as it's rivers and it's waterways and it's grossman's to do the job for us. the thing is because systems right around the world are in decline. so we need to try and restore them to put the wild back in wilderness and here at the shop, the national park, and as by john, the doing exactly that, by reintroducing his species, the nearly went extinct less than a century ago. the prices early sun and the dying days of autumn

lights, the mountains of shuck duck, national park were an ancient species. some way. rogues, once again to find it, you have to travel deep into the wilderness, an old savior, ami truck, navigating the pump. these terrain, and then you have to cross the rivers and streams winding through the boundless wood. so how many bison are up here? so in the national park we have 64 animals and what are our johnson and steven, or you never know based campus that the temperature drops fast as a day draws on. and suddenly response a big male by some just doing its thing. it's an incredible site, you know, from near extinction. there's now a free range,