so if they manage to get to safety elsewhere, or even if they're still alive, the launch is hundreds of rockets from 11 in deep into israel. millions are forced to take shelter. the, the clock is out your life and also coming up, make shift tens of flooded and food supplies, foils heavy, rain and play tide sweet. through comes in gums. i'm malcolm web at a disuse goldmine this skilful on site in south africa. autism no minus the surface, se guys are holding hundreds more for the prisoner down below is a shortage of food and some of them, a diary at the united nations won't have plastic pollution is an extra central

crisis attempts to seek a global bond around the way in south korea the so we begin and israel, but hezbollah has car it out, one of its biggest air attack since a conflict begun the military, it says at least $250.00 rockets would launch from 11 towards israel. 10 people are injured. many of the rockets managed to evade the on time defense system, causing extensive damage across the israel, including 2 military installations, as well as rockets managed to reach deep into the country. and they talked with several cities including densely populated areas, forcing millions of people to take shelter. israel's military responded by launching air raids on lebanon's capital lights on sunday night. it also issued forth evacuation orders a warning people to leave the homes or risk being killed. israel has repeatedly

talk the dia in southern bay route during its defensive, more than 3700 people, most of them. so if it ends up being killed since october last year, and more than $1200000.00 force from the herds, or let's go straight away to tar and southern loved an alley hush him is dining by for us there. and alley. tell us more about these overnight attacks. well, uh, nicholas starts with uh, what's been happening in the past few minutes has launched uh, several of buckets towards uh, is very positions now. at least i could have been seeing a lot of my colleague ali show us the smoke coming from that side. it's an area called the hamilton valley. it's close to and the fluid out to the north. so from the to the east stuff in the florida. and it's, it seems that the is really ministry as advanced. what's that area and as well. and i was hitting is very positions. the 3 a 3 is a, some is very formations,

a tanks and vehicles in that area. that's what i'm trying to advance. so this is just now and before that there was a garage that was launched. what's the, how do you and it's a town in northern is when this comes that just off the very busy nights with at least 10 strikes in in the route. now we are hearing that the been a warnings issued by this ready made a tree for several buildings also in the southern suburb of a route to evacuate. these are called forests evacuation warnings and also for the town just on the border health. and it's actually significant because it's very close to the border and they've lots of issues such warnings before, but now we are seeing this morning. something very significant also happened

yesterday with has will up came we've responsibility for around 51 attacks. launching more than 340 to 400. a rockets and 2 different areas in is red, including stella v as high fat as do it. and of course the northern suburbs and that is tight, is continued the is really all me has apologize. officer liberties army post was hit. tell us more about that. well, yesterday, just about and 15 kilometers from where we are standing. an army liberties army 1st was hit with opportunity. now we know that after these really minutes, we advanced into the living these territories. they've been some more by the artillery and houses and they're using them to bombard the live in these areas, including the one that happened yesterday with the new soldier was killed and i

don't 18 all those were injured, but this is not unprecedented. they've been several incidents where i live in these ami. overly many soldiers were killed in is really bombardments or is really strikes. we saw one and a sub off on just a couple of weeks ago. i know the one days ago in have valley. so now we have at least 40 live in the many soldiers killed by is run over the past months alley. thanks for that update that we have from that reporting from top in loveland. thank you. the . so for the past 416 days, he's rarely military has been bought. of dogs are causing extensive destruction and coming more than $44000.00 palestinians. most of them have been women and children

. many of those who survived the relating to types, a stopping israel has restrictive food medicine and humanitarian aid from entering strip. the cold and rainy weather, inglorious worsening. and the already existing humanity or in crisis for palestinians is getting west to with no profit sheltering sky supplies. many tents have been flooded, making them uninhabitable. people have been crammed into 10 cabins, with no homes to return to 8 groups of wound more than 1000000 promised against date of sufficient shelter to enjoy the winter weather. the rest of them in the middle of the sofa, the more we ran away from bombardment and dest, and we lost out homes, and everything homes collapsed on us. thank god, we came here last winter, we suffered. and today we are here as you see with drowning the attempt is made of tech style. and when it rains, it rains on us and they gave us a 9 on cover. it's up. but besides the textile, the rain it is from every with it's a very bad situation. while it costs a job,

either in central cause or honey, my mood is dining by and honey is if things on bad enough already. now, people having to contend with west me web absolutely. net can just we happened to look at some of the footage of, from the areas where the rising tide has damaged a 10 sided close that a close to a line we. we realize that it's a combination of this ongoing genocide and now it's the, the force of nature, the heavy rain for the rising tides. then everything good together is making things very difficult for both families who have lived the horror of donald predictable fall in bonds. because of the, for example, evacuation orders here through the central area or even the state and parts of garza city are now at a point where they are battling a new front. the hebrew rain, again, is causing so much it probably just happened to be the 1st night yesterday and the over night here in just cause many of the problems and did 10 side there are set up

because of the overcrowded spaces where inside the city is very close to the coast, a line and the shore line are not designed to withstand these who are with the conditions. the rising tide again have damage. many of these fans was, you know, we belonging that leaving people with little hold with no dry clothes to protect themselves. not only people on the inside these 10 counts are suffering, but also those who are inside homes that have been severely damaged. do not us have swap for protection. there is told them particularly when look at their children and they are and themselves are not protected properly. from the freezing temperature and the cold weather and honey old water causes just no lights up in these ready attacks. well yes, that again is not only the the rain now, but also the ongoing bombing campaign and northern part of distribute from over

night and early hours of this morning confirmed reports of the heavy art dealer's in the northern part of it, the here city and the la project area as well as the vicinity have come out of the hospital that has been repeatedly attacked in the past few days by the heavy art dealer's and by the quad copier. there are densely deployed by the is really military and even dropping renewed then bombs on, on the vicinity of the hospital. and if it's on the hospital itself and preventing people from going in and out of the hosp to the medical, to stop it from, from a do it doing their job properly here in the eastern part of the central area. every once in a while we hear these heavy artillery at the eastern part of the city. this is part of the ongoing is really strategy with creating a buffer zone by clearing the areas of from the agricultural land and from the residential building. for the southern part of the strip in northern dropbox for people were killed and simply these people were leaving their tent sites. they were

going to back to their homes. hopefully they will protect themselves from the cold weather, but they were killed on their way to their home in the northern part of a ha. i mean i, thanks to that update the honeymoon we during during the pallet in garza thank you . let's move on to south africa, where 14 people have reached the 1st from illegal goldmine and still fontaine, including a 14 year old boy a place. but this person says this proves in full online is on not trap. they just don't want to come out. that's been a weeks long stand off between the group and police officer authorities and block supplies of food and water that's try and force them out of the mind about them. where is at the mind in the still fontaine jones is life from there. so macros are 14, have re surface, but it is a clear what's going on underground of what we've learned a bit more about what's going on on the ground. this is the whole, disney came out. so i'm going to stand aside so we can see me and, and take a look at those. so the mind is planned out of here. this is just

a few 100 meters away from another shelf. this has been the side of the stand off in recent weeks. the mind is it came out and said that they had escaped from the gang members who were controlling the operation down that you said that there are channels. so, um gang members who are not letting people leave and there are hundreds of minus some of whom are still working. now they said others who they said of a garden very sick or hungry and that some have died. and they said that the food supplies were low and the, the other shock decides the stunned of, uh, 9 days ago was taken almost entirely by the government and was operating the situation. and very little food just small amounts of coverage was given to the hundreds of mine is who are working on to that control. now this much is the what we learned from other people who worked in these minds. who said that in this particular area that the there is controlling the shaft will low mine is down for

free, but they have to pay about $800.00 worth of mine. gold to be able to come back up. so to 5 days a week. so maybe even months of what will go to those funding, the shaft off to that, what you make this for yourself, as some people stay down there for several months ever since police have been stationed at the top of these mines. then of course, it seems quite evident that the gangs have been reluctant to bring a new one out, but the still trying to continue running the operations strode restores the. what's the plan for the rest of the operation today is, is, is you refer to the are these heavily on demand guard even minus the full local politicians said last week, they expected the operation to proceed. today. this was off to a camera, was lowered into the shaft, just a few 100 meters away on friday by

a mining rescue company that specializes in these kinds of operations. and they've been told the information from that survey will be used to planning the next stage of the rescue. but if indeed any equipment or a k joint elevators loaded into any of the shops, there must have questions about what would happen at the bottom. it certainly is a small number of people who, who are in charge, who apparently don't want anyone to come up and do want to keep making money. that even if there are hundreds of people down there who do want to come up or show the food, then they may not even be able to suddenly of a complex situation that the police and he also sees a face to have to. yeah. yeah. complex indeed. all right, malcolm, we'll leave it for now. thanks very much. mike went there and still some time in south africa. it's happens to agree what could be the world's 1st tracy aimed at coming plastic pollution under threats at a u and meeting and south career divisions among delegates from a $175.00 countries meeting for the 5th. and i think for the last time and who said

undermining negotiations, the country's suffering, the worst effects of plastic pollution or that pushing for deal. but petra chemical produces like china and saudi arabia want plastic waste managed without reducing production during the environment agency is one of the if no action is taken, the amount of plastics entering the environment could double annually by 24th. we are here today because the plastic pollution is not just an outside, no sense, but an ocean and you see the threats to echo systems, economies on to my account. the magnitude of the crisis is it'd be then underscore the origin say of our mission as well as possible this i recently went to greece to assess the label problem. the plastic was invented way back in 1900 and then our pool is very important.

applications of plastic today for medical components for solar panels and high tech gas and lightweight construction materials. but it is the use of everyday plastics like coffee cup, like food packages, water bottles, and that kind of thing that is causing a blights on our planet from the highest mountain ization and see the world produces around $400000000.00 tons of plastic waste each year well, some plastic waste is disposed of through incineration or landfill. only 9 percent is recycled. much of what's left is mismanage waste, which pollute c environment all lined are negatively. are a sions. reasoning study suggests that between one and 2000000 tons of plastic into the oceans annually is off in marine creatures that bear the brunt 700 different marine species and known to be affected by plastic,

every through ingestion or entanglement. plastic items that enter the ocean, take many years to decompose. 20 is for a plastic bag, for $150.00 is for plastic, buffle and 600 years. for plastic fishing nets. often these items are broken down into microscopic particles known as micro plastic. 94 percent of plastic in the ocean is estimated to be micro plastic. so much micro plastic enters the environment. it's the equivalent of every person in the world throwing $43.00 grocery bags into the ocean each year or roughly one per week. so where are we at with a global plastics? 3 to well, the purposes for a tracy to limits and ultimately drastically reduce the amount of plastic b for chase. but a huge push back from petra states and from plastics. manufacturers. you won't the

focus to be on waste management, relevant coffee, plastics, production the challenge of plastic pollution around the world. i still live there and how does, there are thousands of people a homeless, softer, 5, destroys islam in the philippine capital. taking streets, jobs to help the families survives through duns conflict, puts education on hold for millions of children. the the i had a lot of a let's have a look at the weather across europe as we start the new week. and after sweeping its way across, bruce and the on the island divided over the weekend storm, but foot flooding rains. some wintery weather as very strong winds, but it also had a milder feel to it. now the remnants of that system are stretching all the way

from scandinavia down to the low countries bringing heavy rain to box of france and spain as well. we could see some flooding from that behind it. it remains rather unsettled across more northern areas of scotland. we have got a yellow warning out for wind on monday, and we will see those conditions start to push that way further east as we go into tuesday, but it is looking robin, i so close at central slide. we still got a wintery feature cleaning on around the black sea that spring heavy. snow's northern and eastern pots of 2 kits knocked temperatures down to it remains, but to be cold. here we'll see that trends continue as well out west with more heavy rain starting to clip into the west of front and rain as well for northern parts of it city, but still some slices of sunshine. and that is that cold, a trend starting to work in from the west. it doesn't make very cold out east with an caressing snow on monday of the

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out one of its biggest air attacks on israel since complet begun. is there any minute recess at least 250 rockets? we launch from loveland on sunday nights. 10 peoples wet, cold and rainy weather and gone through the west and even living conditions for palestinians. high tides and storms are flooded, make shift shelters, and 10 comforts on the south coast, spoiling food supplies, and in south africa, 14 people of re surface from the legal gold mine, including a 14 year old port, informal minus and it's still a fontaine has to be locked in a stand off, the police officer throw it is blocked food supply to georgia, with thousands of protests as a gathering outside parliament ahead of the swearing in the new government demonstrate to say elections held last month's rigs. they also accuse most good of attempting to keep the pro russian policy georgian dream. empower to demonstrate as a staged sits in protest,

a week's quantity for new elections at the votes was seen as a referendum on efforts to join the european union for the call. reports from the purchased in georgia. show of strength and policing protests was gathered ahead of the 1st section of george's new parliament. after october's elections. they say the rush of friendly, georgia and dream party led by prime minister iraqi cobra kits. a great it's way to victory with the help of moscow. we have standing here today to protest against injustice to reclaim our voices, to restore human rights and freedom, and to make this government here that they cannot minute tonight, a present or future opposition parties are refusing to take part in monday, section saint george in dreams. when is illegitimate? now, a constitutional crisis looms. president salamis or a bitch philly, has filed a case with the constitutional court asking it to a know the election results. process will be going all night. tomorrow they have.

they have to hear our of the, this election talk may read and they all have to do to most of georgia people. and they don't have really to myself in some nation. october's vote was seen as a referendum and george's efforts to join the european union with georgia in dreams, victory, that seems unlikely. so you can union has already declared that. so what's everything the georgia dream has done? mean, the recent mall says with these electoral rigging is totally against your consideration . so the process is, is frozen. election officials confirmed georgian dreams when last month after partial recounts. but observer groups have said violations such as, ballad stuffing, voter intimidation, and bribery could have influence the outcome or the u. s. and e, you have called for a pro. and to vote rigging, the block says it's sending admission to investigate the allegations. protesters here say they won't back down until they get

a fair election for the car out to 0 remaining or appears to be heading for presidential run off off to what's being described as a surprising outcome. impulse held on sunday with 98 percent of the vote counting the far right candidate to kind of georgia screw is ahead of 12 other candidates and has a narrow lead. over the left is prime minister myself. chuck jessica ryan is an independent candidate and is a vocal critic of nature. a victory for him could trust in the country. strong ties with ukraine. the 2nd round of vegas set for next month. the united nations report on gen divine and says the most dangerous place for women is at home about $51000.00 women and goes around the world with kills last year by an intimate partner or a family member. roughly, quite to a 140 victims today, advocate recorded the highest number of cases, maybe 3 victims for every 100000 high rates were also said in the americas with

about 1.5 victims for every 100000 report release for the international dave the elimination of violence against women shows an increase of 2300 victims compared to the full investigative say the rise was largely because more data is now available . what it into a much to and from inside is expected in kenya is couple of nairobi at least 97 women have been killed in the country in the past 3 months. catherine story as more from that now the women are expected to module across the city center here. now robi, so some of them have already started gathering. and the big concern that the women have is that so nicely 7 women that have been killed in the last 3 months. a lot of women are concerned about that in some of these mazda some of this, um, you know, models very, very useful in nature. we have women who have been dismembered,

others have had that all goes remove just 7 reasons near where i live. a woman was killed in her house and how highs a guards off. so those are the things that maybe women are complaining about and they're worried about, and that's why they will be coming to the street to talk about fund the side and to talk to the government and tell the government that something needs to be done. many of them say that, you know, especially the women of the families, of the women who have been killed say that the wheels of justice, a very slow investigations are very, very slow. a. some of the prophets rates as see the scene and then not phone the police do things very slowly. and they also say that once a puppet phrase or a cold face is taken to court and they are able to bribe the

way a. so women saying that something and moral needs to be done when it comes to justice . and when it comes to this police investigation, thousands of people in the philippines capital to be left homeless after 5 swept through his knowledge of slum area. it quickly engulfed around a 1000 and make shift homes made of wood in 10. no one it's reported to have died. i found to be late reports from the for 8 hours on sunday fire engulfed the slum community and many list on the district. when it was over, a 1000 homes were reduced to debris. our slater smoke was still visible on the horizon. a painful reminder for those spending the night on the street outside the neighborhood island. i mean to come in my book because we didn't think the fall i would reach us because the wind was blowing the other way, but it change direction. and now all the houses harris called for when the bun had to get her bed,

we didn't motor to safety during the chaos. and she just feels happy. there live a knuckle for television. we really prioritize to my mother because our lives are more important than anything else. with some people still went in and out of the scene of the fire, hoping to salvage what they can't. the fire has been declared extinguished for, for some 2000 families who lost their homes. their suffering isn't over. even in the dark, it's clear to see they have nothing left to return to. authorities are investigating the cause of the fire and see it spread quickly because house estimate of light materials were built close to each other. the narrow alley ways also made it difficult for firefighters to get in. the government had to deploy helicopters and boats to help battle the plays people's work kept out, say it isn't the 1st time they've lost their homes to a fire, and they say they can't rebuild their homes and lives without help. a lot on food

now i'm in the setting. so now attendance would be great, but eventually will need help with money to rebuild a home without employment. at the very least, they say the government is providing them with bills. they're grateful, even if they're having to eat in the dark. a barn below al jazeera manila, a cargo plane late said to the german logistics company, d h o has crash. net lease weight is airport early on monday. the across hits a 2 story residential building near the capital vilnius. one crew member was killed in 2 engine residents and the building escaped on homes. the pilots will suffice and a russian passenger jets has caught fire off the landing and southern tucker at texas . media says that 83 passengers and 6 crew members was safely rescued flights into antonia airport has been cancelled. so don's conflict is having done a consequences for digit cation, an entire generation of children, unit tests as more than $17000000.00 students of be forced out of school. and then

19 months of fighting between the army and the permanent 3 rapids support forces. have a moving reports now from the on demand where some have started working to help the family survive. this classroom, it's home to henry the and her family after school became a displacement center for those cling, the fighting between the 2. denise army and the parent military rapids support forces or r s f. she says it's been a place of refuge, but the presence of a black board is a constant reminder to her children that they're missing out on school for a 2nd year late day and then it guy wants to go to school. but with the war enclosure of school, there is no school was being displaced and we don't have the means to enroll her and her siblings to schools even before the conflict of circumstances with tough. but she was to 2 minutes to go to school. now she doesn't know what to do. the school is one of hundreds around the country that's all sheltering. some of the

dance 9000000 internally displaced people. but bullet and her family are also here . she says, despite some schools functioning normally in on through mine, none of her for school age children has access to education, voices and the kids were good at school. they performed well, but we would display so when the our assess came to a neighborhood and now they don't have access to school. some schools have open, we con, enroll them because we have no money. and that depresses the children to see people that age going to school when they come. the conflict now and it's 19th month, has displaced more than $5000000.00 children, according to 8 organizations. before the conflicts, there were 7000000 out of school children in sedan according to the us children agency. that number has not written significantly.