the, the limit to how far the dream contains sta in your own adventure, now counter arranged the for the 4th time since the will began united states veto. so you in security council resolution was pushing for c spot in guns on carry johnston. this is all just here, a nice from the also coming up it's, it's a magic bush. america's top invoice says some progress has been made towards the sea spawn, which is rather than has been russia condemns a us decision to give anti personnel land mines to crate using it to of doing

everything to present an international criminal court, j o. c. for my head of an outside and it's crimes and the beginning with breaking news out of gaza at least 66 people had been killed in a series of massive strikes on bait. now here in the north, on district, most of the dead, the women and children for the 100 have been injured. the time congress at the residential neighborhoods around that come out of one hospital. what is ready as strikes have been ongoing across the street. early at one attack, talking to the school in a news refugee camp in the center of the strip, but hundreds of displaced families with sheltering at least 7 people were killed. the stripes happened shortly before another draft resolutions

a cease fox was being voted on not be not a nation. so to, to counsel. it was vetoed by the united states, will have more from the un shortly. but 1st, let's bring you up to date and what's been happening across the strip. michael apple begins coverage. would that strike act under this? right? it's chaos. those 1st on the scene of it is really a strike on a school acting is the shelter. on sure what they've found, then sure to show how to show how to she wasn't sure if little move in pieces of a person that can be found among the dead women and children. because uh, they don't need this place to people from across garza, we only wake up when the rock had struck the building, and all of them had been killed. we all expect to die. what one schools or familia refuge for palestinians, driven from their homes by israel's force displacement orders these laundry

mattresses. and what little people have scattered around some no longer alive to claim that possessions bundle me and that. and i got you in the middle of often and prayers and then the missile. i can't even breathe. i'm talking to you and i'm so nervous. look, just look at all this destruction. many of the children just look at the clothes, the outside of the hospital. mad dash to find, save the wound among the children like this young girl. and for the dead, the burial will try and chose some dignity enclosure for families. his father has no motive. he can do nothing but sit with his grief. like level elder 0, at least 15 palestinians have been killed and is rarely striking. goes a city north of the strip the top talking to the house in the shape around one

neighborhood. some victims have been trapped under the rubble of civil defense forces of digging for survivors. so if that was injured in the attack were taken to a hospital, and in southern garza 7 people had been killed in an attack. net con units 3 children were among the dead casualties were rushed to the local nesa hospital since dawn on wednesday, at least of 3800 students terrifies very attacks across the street, honey monthly. because the latest now from down below in central gulf, in the past couple hours, these really military carried out more deadly attacks across the vin from the area and of mos evacuations on, in the southern part of the strip in the city of han units. and also further northern part, all of us at the same time, the u. s. representative of the un security council viewing a un security council resolution to bring this these fire to this dentist side. across the gulf of scripts, we've seen

a search in the tax and more civilians are dying of the record number in what seems to be is real response to you on security council members. it for us to bring us the as far it's not happening with seeing a scaling off of the attacks in the northern part of the street that has been going on under suffocating military. these for the past, almost for the 7 days that includes things deep and 4 is the high version as far vision of the, the 1500000 people who made made a displaced in the central area and further southern part in the us. the evacuations on all of this together has exacerbated these conditions. the living condition made them much more difficult for people for more than a year. people have been in during the intense bombing campaigns and force displacement, as well as the sheer level of destruction that has already destroyed all possible means of life for people. whether it's here or in the northern part of this trip.

so far, just the past couple hours, we look at a $21.00. people being killed. nearly women and children are making the majority of people who are dying at these attacks evacuation center. these are the schools that are housing, 1000 of display families or tens. both the evacuation is going in, law's the and the evacuation center. the schools are coming. death traps for people who have been sick and shoulders protection in these areas, but they don't find them as the war machine continues to cause further. civilian casualties, reading much more difficult living conditions for most others just from the central air of the governor of palestine. 3 children from the same family were killed in that is where the attack in con eunice, the strikes hit an error that's supposed to be a safe. so if it was one of the number of these ready attacks across, calling eunice on wednesday, can you call that and has this report? the 3 children?

abdul aziz comes up and layla, wrapped in blood stained white shrouds. the mother and father wait positive babies killed and then his reading the s drive on l. milwaukee, yada, yada, yada, yada became housing thousands of despised chemist. any instance is supposed to be a circle. st. so was the set of children all being killed and we have no pilot with strain. we don't have an army to protect us. all we have is gone. now, milwaukee is anything but sites for those who leave you repeatedly targeted vines by the forces since the war and gas it began elsewhere. and how and eunice, the lifeless bodies of more children abroad to nasa hospital off to an attack. talked in latan straight down to the sprint for you, what's least to the emergency department looking for a doctor within minutes, the whole of the took took as a sign of more victims arriving at the hospital in need of loc saving treatment too

often. it's too light callahan, algebra. one of these strikes happening is another un security council resolution, according for c spot, as does have failed. for the 4th time, the us has blocked the resolution, which demanded an immediate and permanence truce between is rather and i'm us. gabriel, as on the reports from united nations, the 1st time was in october last year. those against the 2nd was in december, then going through the 3rd in february those against and now for the 4th time, those against us has raised his hand to veto a security council resolution, regardless east fire. many have said that the ongoing on her lation of the palestinian people is a major stain on our collective human conscience. today the council had the opportunity to begin erasing that stain. but despite our best efforts and the

almost universal support to go in that direction, the counselor once again, i'm strong by every to the original draft resolution included chapter 7 language. now that's important because it would have a centrally empowered the council to take more forceful steps, including possible sanctions against israel. if it didn't comply, the americans demanded that the chapter 7 language be removed. and negotiators reluctant lee come slide, but the us still vetoed one member. choose to block honey auction, honey auction from this concept. what the hell does is what i need to do more for this concept to act on the chapter 7. what more

can they do for this concept to act on the chapter 7 or with discounts would be the last place on of the cannot recognize effect a piece when they see it with the slope living. so i'm denial, but as you are with this thing, the attempt to emulate a nation or can the us justified to be told by saying a ceasefire should be conditional on the release of the captives. we made clear throughout negotiations, we could not support an unconditional cease fire that failed to release the hostages. the 4th us vito, a clear stain on the outgoing bite and administration that will endure in the holes of diplomacy. long after it's out of office gabriel's on to i'll just see the united nations in new york. the us envoy who's trying to broker sees 5 to between israel then has bought a as arrived in tennessee, a most hosting set negotiations were making progress soft to 2 days of talks in

lebanon, probably have some reports from the deputies capital there. it was hosting 2nd day and they would include the discussions with top lebanese officials. the us and voice appears cautiously optimistic not to break through could be a cheap end to conflict between as well as the 1st law meeting today, built on the meeting yesterday, i made additional progress. so i will travel from here in a couple hours to israel, to try to bring this to a close if we can, if we can. the fox scene has no, that's for is read to address the minis. reservations regarding the u. s. c spark proposal. as he deposited his will last secretary jennifer on the impulse and made directv appearance of putting insight into his policies position. and i know that i'm not having a lot of. we received the fees fund proposal and we sent out feedback which i us

invoice should have received. we will wait for the results without feedback shows that we agree to indirect and negotiation. but we will wait and see the results that we cannot guarantee. use these 5 soon as long as israel is imposing its conditions. we want a full and comprehensive agreement with 2 conditions, a complete and israel's aggression, and labeled on and a full protection of living on 70 costs. and also, besides has the laws readiness, 5 protracted conflict, the wall so far away more than 3500 lives with no signs of when it needs it resolution. the situation now rests with, as well as response to the us initial level, in the sense that the cost will continue with for the excessive basic countries. struggles, wide ceasefire would walk. this process is challenging. phase of rebuilding the see physical laws going within levels. political security,

we actually went to 0. sorry, and state media site is very s tried because kills of 36 people in the ancient city of palmetto. at least 50 others were wound date when a residential building and an industrial setting were reportedly targeted. is very strikes on syria had been intensified in recent weeks on there is one of the oldest cities in the world and whom to ancient ruins of thousands of years old of the spain, italy in greece as follows. the united states, by temporarily closing the embassies ukraine's capital keith. this decision was prompted by us intelligence warning of a potential significant air attack by russia on key on wednesday. so searching its citizens to save water, food and other centrals, had a possible strikes on ukraine's power. great area key set it shut down and that 860

drones and missiles and an overnight nation that time the kremlin has accused washington of trying to put it on the war. and ukraine also presents a bite and authorize the provision of a us anti personnel, landing mines, ukrainian forces. it comes just days off to washington, gave the green lights for ukraine to find american made long range missiles into russian territory, divides. administration is working to shore up ukraine's defenses against russia. before donald trump takes power in general. i said vague has more now from keith. now the united states has given permission now to ukraine to have these latin minds that we expect they will be used in the east of the country where russia has been making some gains in some places around the town of cairo cove. i live almost in circles. ukrainian troops between the 2 sides of the russian forces is about 5 kilometers, which means the ukraine interest inside that pockets in the east to that specific time. they're run 2 and a half come to either side of russian troops,

which would make it very difficult for them to retreat. but the idea is that this would slow down so much the russian advance these mines and not aimed to kill people. the aim to injure an overwhelming the field house because slowing down any offensive. but again, we understand that the permission to use these mines of re in ukraine and territory only at the st time you've had to the united states embassy, the greek, the spanish, and they tell you the old clothes, the embassies saying that they have information. i'm a possible area attack could be carjacked by russia against the cap to keep that this comes of the back of the united states given permission to ukraine to use those longer range missiles in russian territory and understanding ukrainians have already used that tend to expecting some form of retaliation. now what that form of retaliation we take, we just don't know. but as a precaution, we measure. it seems like these embassies have temporary, closed aside. vague,

a da 0 key ukraine, a lot to us correspondents, kimberly hawk it has more on why washington is backing this decision. the. 1 are 2 goals behind the by the administration's decision to authorize the use of and type personnel land mines. the 1st is to allow for the enhancement of ukraine's defensive capabilities, the 2nd to blunt the advances of russians ground forces. now, the use of these weapons are very controversial. in fact, human rights groups and activists say that there is a concern that these weapons will linger long after the conflict is over. for there, there is grave danger to civilians. still the white house is defending the use of the ty, personal land. vive saying that it has secured a commitment from ukraine that these weapons will be used responsibly during the

conflict. and after we know, ukraine is going to have to conduct an operation at the end of the conflict to remove unexplored unexploded ordnance, already both from the $2000000.00 landlines that russia has deployed as well as other unexploded ordnance they have already been in, been conducting that type of operation in some of the territory that they have recaptured and the united state is committed to provide them $284000000.00 to support those efforts. the decision to authorize the use of the ad high personnel land mines by ukraine is part of the biden administration's efforts to boost ukraine's prospects on the battlefield prior to president elect. donald trump's and now gratian in january, donald trump has vowed to end the war in ukraine, but there are concerns in washington this could result in ukraine at seeing much of his territory seated to russia. kimberly healthcare algae 0 the white house.

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welcome back, her mind to about top storage. at least 66 people have been killed in a series of message is very air strikes. not here in the north of the gulf stream. most of the day, the women and children, $100.00 an inch of us has built into the draft un security council resolution, which calls for an immediate cease fire in godson is the 4th time us as it used its features in the $42.00 checks hold for troops, us special invoice has progress is being made on reaching a ceasefire due between is what and transport it follows the 2nd day of torps in bay route. and most of the states speak with lebanese tournament is media. off of the all. explain this out in tennessee. now the international criminal quotes a sentence to the former leader of ammonia in on group unsolved into 10 years in

prison. all her son of the seas was found guilty of what judges called a reign of terror in terms of 2 in 2012 east of as the police chief for the i'll created into group of to it sees the city i'm wanting to offer you is the following images in nicholas hawks report, i'll just rest. this was all of a sudden i got do intend book to in 2012. wearing a green turban and secretly filmed by al jazeera. he's now a convicted work criminal during the occupation of northern molly by the al qaeda linked on group, on to our dean. the quiet village event turned into an outspoken commander in the religious police. leading people like cattle, starving mound is whipped for stealing food. his hand severed, a woman beaten in front of children on the orders of all his son without explanation. in an interview with alger 0 at the time he defended his actions claiming he was enforcing his interpretation of islamic law. protecting the

faithful chamber pronounces the following. individuals sentence judges of the international criminal court sentence, all his son to 10 years in prison for war crimes. not enough says those who have survived his form of justice. and tim book to this is a small judgement for a big will and everyone see themselves in this judgement. everyone identify was it because when these crimes were committed it deeply for 3 to and hurt all the people of to move to, to the call of the sold all his sons. religious police desecrated 9 muslims in the entrance to a 14th century mosque burning. 4000 ancient manuscripts, the people of 10 book to many of them women hid or smuggled out more than 300000 of these historical manuscripts in a bit to protect the city's history and to defy those who had taken over against you money in june, the i, c, c, convicted all his set of crimes against humanity for torture, persecution, and other in humane acts. but he was acquitted of the war crimes of rate the sexual

slavery in attracting protected objects. we were deeply affected by the destruction of the moods of liam. we had to forgive him as well because he asked for forgiveness, but that doesn't change the fact that he must pay for his actions and the farm he calls must be repaired for many northern molly. it feels like a glimmer of justice just enough perhaps to begin the healing to. 7 from the cruelties inflicted by some of the sons of an ancient city, still mending its wounds. nicholas hawk elda 0. was staying with molly, a prime minister shotwell at maya, and his government had been fired off. he criticized the country's mid tribute is failing to organize elections. magenta had promised to hold the presidential votes off to seizing power in 2021, but the founder was late to postponed indefinitely. mazda position became untenable

. also, he publicly condemned the lack of clarity regarding the transition to civilian who venturing that uganda and the officer shall figure a set to have been snatched in neighboring kenya is now facing terrorism related charges back in composite. that was the ultimate actually presence outside a quote which is that this made his 1st appearance is well known critical if you can this person february, it was 70, he's on successfully challenged him for the presidency. 4 times his lawyer explains how the rest on folded or us present elect. donald trump has named mats whittaker, as his pick from facets and data to the has more on the announcement from palm beach in florida. for donald trump, i'm not which i do have history of working together inside my wits like a what tons of the previous trumpet, ministration as acting attorney general opiates for a very brief time. but that is what this is causing some concerned because this is

a man who is a lawyer, doesn't appear to have any diplomatic experience, any foreign policy experience, but his mind, who was well versed in the traditional side. and that is why a one point he was even be mooted as a potential attorney general before donald trump through his way behind my gates. and of course his appointment comes at a very crucial time for night. so donald trump has said over the years that he doesn't feel that nato is fit for purpose and it's current guys. in fact, earlier this year he said, and i quote that he would encourage russians to do whatever the hell it wants with any nice. remember that was not paying, it's used to the extent that he felt they should be paid. so with that in mind, i'm considering the fact that brochure has recently updated its nuclear adult rates . i'm the fact that ukraine is now approaching its 3rd year at war with its neighbors. this is a crucial time for the night. so, and donald trump, a pastoral pointed amount as us on boss of the, to that organization who has that either. so if not, when it comes to foreign policy experience, philip, i'll, i'll just sierra palm beach florida. united states house ethics committee is

deadlock type of weather to release the findings of its sexual misconduct pro against politician my gates. 3 year investigation was set to be released to the public. the last week president. and that's donald trump picked the gates for attorney general, costing down to his release. heidi joe castro has moved off from washington dc in the house ethics committee met for more than 2 hours to discuss whether to allow the public to see the result of its sexual misconduct investigation into mat gates and their conclusion. for today, they are deadlocked with no agreement. so for now, the reports will remain secret gate. as of course, president electronic nominated to the attorney general trustees gates as a fierce defender and a disrupting force capable of carrying out trumps promise of retribution against his political enemies. but with no experience as a prosecutor, gates is qualifications to be the nation's top law enforcement officer has been

heavily question even by selling republicans. he's also been written by scandal investigated by the very department of justice that he's being tapped to lead for claims of sex. trafficking a minor, the doj declined to bring charges and gates denies those accusations. the house ethics committee then launched his own investigation and after 3 years was due to produce its report on gaze. until of course, last week he was nominated by trump to the attorney general and promptly resign from the house. members of the ethics committee was again mom about what was decided each time, close doors. today, they may still make the report public or offer it to the senate, which will have to bet gates and vote whether to confirmed him. how to jo, castro alger 0 washington. thousands of for testers in georgia, have again set up camp in the capital tbilisi. after being removed over night by police, many people were detained for refusing to leave. the area demonstrates this had

been for testing for weeks. according for new autumn entry elections, as when the weather is next and inside story examines the change in russia's nuclear policy. what it means for global security to stay with the the hello, the weather settled down quite nicely. now, of course the good parts of china, even down into the south, where our typical depression menu. so in the process of pulling away, saving out process, guys coming back in behind, a little low cloud that close the sewing off of china and still some rather wet weather. this area of life pressure. i close to that is the side of japan. let me pull out into the open waters. bright has got to come back in behind and i brisk north westlake or even

a normally when bloss to get some showers. then as we go through the next couple of days, but some try, i'm fine weather. selda by the amount is totally i getting up to around 18, so she's on products and not too bad. yeah. well, it's about 2 into the pre peninsula, so i'm a cool, i find dry too. it's a good parts of china. as i said, you say all the way down into whether deep south of but china is looking stifled and sunny. we got some rather wet weather, very from arrow tropical depression, still fading down to wells central parts of it. non breakdown pulls coming in here over the next couple of days just around to 9, and that will cause some flooding starting concerns to into southern parts of thailand. the product concerns for the south of india are raising off is toni dryer and brought to head bullshit. i was the air force for like a, but the pull right quality continues to the noise. the, the, the latest news as it breaks for billions. ha, calling the international community to afford them protection,

especially in areas that is what it has announced it to be completely safer with detailed coverage for getting to pay something dollars off the floor and drink more done the threat of violence. it threatens or access the lights, the spinning care from the heart of the story is there any forces are striking, densely populated areas. if you think schools, homes, and shelters president vladimir putin revise is russia's nuclear policy, paving the way for the poor to use of atomic weapons. the hyphens tension, so the west escalates the conflict with ukraine. what does the change mean for global security? this is inside story, the .