the smell of the power, as always, is there a correspondence? that's where we strive to do the products and use the accounts and existence in the ruins of school building says when to place them on the on the clock is out 0. life in the house that coming up is really intensifies its destruction of the lebanese compet limit. reports of the cease fire with his for law is back on the type of police in his level bod cranked down on protest by supporters of the jail full of prime minister in front con. at least 7 people are killed. and the depth of the challenge to get rid of trusted ways to run once more free time. the

. all right, so for the past 417 days these really ministry has bombarded gods are causing extensive destruction and killing more than 44000 palestinians. most of them women and children, many of those who survived the relentless attack, so running out of food and 8 agencies of one to full blame from an israel has restricted food medicine, non humanitarian. a from entering the strip in northern dogs is really a types of killed at least 11 people since don't on tuesday. the bombings talked it you probably a refugee camps and basically here another radio knows i couldn't know if they've gone to city killed 6 palestinians rescue teams. searching for missing people under the rubble as well. united nations has at least 1900000 people in gaza around 90 percent of the population are homeless, many of being forced to move repeatedly some more than 10 times and mid november

between 65 and 75000 printed postings. we're still in no garza that's down from a population of more than 400000 for the bull. israel's forced evaluation or does cover more than 79 percent of the strip and by pushing people into smaller and increasing the over crowded areas. you an agency for palestinian refugee says more than 415000 people, a sheltering and about 100 un schools in regards to target resume as more on displace palestinians reports from darrow by the central gulf in southern guns. a desperate search for safety has driven displaced families to take refuge in the most on imaginable places. schools, one simple education and hope, now stand as crumbling schultz, as for thousands, with the town of on milan, see on the relentless bombardment and simple guns over crowded. these families have

no what else to to you and estimates that 70 percent of the people in gone so have been forced from the hopes this trusted landscape was once filled with the life till the children would if you choose, brightened by the promise of education. now this destroyed school is a free dial century for the 8 families struggling to sit volley the ongoing for the most. i was displaced from eastern comm, eunice. i didn't find any place for my family except this destroyed school. life is quite difficult. with surrounded by rubble, mosquitoes and we struggled to cope with cold was a fast. these schools are not equipped to serve a suit test. and the space is open to a more then broken was unfruitful. ceilings to shoot this sheltering here and walk on in the american and with the people forced to take refuge and destroyed schools

despite potential dangerous g to the overcrowding of safety, monetary and 70. yes. and for lack of shelters, we have got cases of families being killed off to the collapse of the building that was sheltering in. and then back and also how many i had done a lot. and i had the admin little comment that i said, i came here with my family because this school is close to my destroyed house. i'm doing my best to survive. i extracted ben back toll from under the rubble and used it to make a stair leading to my shelter. we run out of options. we don't know where to go. in gaza. we loved loyce. this sentence was written in the face of the station. resilience is not, you know, i mean you can see the classrooms, the one simple lice, hope and learning. today. the last results were families leading schultz us who have lost everything the correct from the schools on there by the correct environmental, terry, and response for families like these who are no homeless topic about as soon as 0.

let's enough from patient behind of his, from the international red cross community and he lives in jobs. he says people that of surviving on the bare minimum, people and girls, i have run out of options and they have nowhere to go. they have been living like this for over 400 days and a close to the of the are supposed to that these continued displacement shortage in the basic necessities of life, including food, water, proper health care. they don't receive the help they need and they are entitled to receive everyone who's supposed to take options to help them is also highly challenges in terms of the amount of humanitarian aid that you're going to tell you just receive the working conditions. and after all, we are now countenanced, as well as the to so many people in gaza with worse and with the conditions they have been living and really depend retents made of plastic sheets of pieces of what

those very few who are likely to have for 6 tenths for many months ago now they have worn out and they are not prepared or equipped to provide protection and warms from flooding, especially those who are living in dance, who are spreading across the mediterranean beach. and we have learned we are receiving many reports from the hearts as they are enduring and trying to save the very little belongings they are messed with from dr. anger, los and to see if they are living in areas that are flooded with sea water, with garbage and they do not have access to proper health care that includes many, many extremely vulnerable civilians including a newborn babies, children, elderly people with disabilities, a to the hezbollah. israel, a conflict now with the suggestions of deceased by deal could be back on the table is real to you and i'm past the dining dental told jen elizabeth riley. these randy covered and it's expected to discuss this is on choose day later on tuesday.

despite these reports there's been no light up in the bump up into 11th capital. multiple ass strikes at southern bay relates on monday as being phone repeatedly since as well. is that right campaign started back in september. meanwhile, as below are, is continuing to launch rockets into northern israel. on monday night. they close fires in a residential area of navea near the border. 2 people were injured and is really attacks across 11 and have killed more than 3700 people. most them civilians that since october last year, more than $1200000.00 have be forced. from that homes is enough from allen fisher who has the latest from washington the war between hezbollah and israel has been scattering the landscape claiming lives for more than a year. buildings destroyed terrorism village is abandoned with thousands displaced on more than $3000.00 that. but there's real hope for the 1st time since these

really invasion in october. but some ceasefire deal could be close. we have made significant progress with a getting towards a resolution that includes progress from where we were when i spoke to this last week. but we're not done yet. nothing is final until everything is final. we continue to work to try and get an agreement over the line. and we're hopeful we can get one. but we need both of the parties to, to get to us at the united nations in new york. these really ambassadors says, these really cabinet will meet in the coming hours and give a hint of what might be in any deal. so we all the moving follow the on the font, the they said the many times, you know, our board was very clear, which is to push these bottom. no, say all very tiny though a, we haven't finalized it. but we all moving forward details on official, but it's understood. hezbollah will move, it's heavy weapons north, beyond the tiny river is real, would withdraw its forces from southern lebanon, and the lebanese army would move in to police. the area that would also be us

slides, oversight, group monitoring, implementation, and addressing violations. any initials deal with last 60 days, lots of positive noises. but we've been here before, not just with lebanon, but also with guys, only for it to fall apart at the last minute. but this time, there seems to be a widespread feeling of god that optimism something germany's 4 minutes to reflect it at a meeting of the 7 foreign ministers, mid was unpopular and also the together with our partners from the gulf states in the air region. we are currently discussing how we can ensure that at least one of the major challenges and the situation, the situation in lebanon is finally brought to a ceasefire. but it is just one major challenge. the war continues in gather, with no sign of an inch to the fighting. despite previous talks a possible imminent spiders, our fisher, i'll just eat up at the state department in washington, and i, let's speak to the best rob, who joins just now from pay rates. it says a, what's

a sense of how realistic to people where you all think that this talk of as the spa actually is the well, it depends on who you speak to. but there is perhaps, an i say this cautiously. there is perhaps, a little more reason for optimism. then pessimism in a lot of that has to do with what we're hearing, coming out of his below the liter named costs and such a general in the last week when the us andre was in town, said that they agreed in principle to cease fire a departure from what has in this role a headset in the past before his assassination saying that they were only be a cease fire when they'd be an end to the war and gaza. they have conceded that they're willing to go forward with a ceasefire. without that and speaking this morning was a how much rock it has bull and p, a member of the lebanese parliament. the representative from now that the principal figure in the group gave an interview to all of the part newspaper in which he said his bullet has always been open to dialogue, especially on matters of national sovereignty and destiny. however,

he said that they should be based on long term interest for the lebanese people, not just short term goals that help what he described as design. and standing me, he went on to say something that was a message clearly, not just to his real or to the negotiating parties, but to the lebanese people. he said the only true guarantee of sovereignty is the equation of the people, the army, and the resistance. clearly sending a signal to the lebanese people, many of whom have been critical of his will as conduct to the war that love any security long term is in loving these people remaining united. so that is the messaging coming from his bullet right now. and many people are pointing to it to say, if that is a positive sign, that a cease fire might be close. event model, this is going on. the reality is that the is ready of time to continue. that is correct, and people we speak to see or say the same thing that really is par for the course when it comes to conflicts between each row and that's below when it comes to finding happening between these rarely border and lemony side. this has been in the, the case in the past with previous conflicts where there's been an uptick and

violence followed by a succession. so as we near a potential c as far people are hoping that this influx of more bombs falling from israel, of more fire going across the board from is below me is if this is a flurry of activity before a period of calm. but we are seeing is uh, rates this morning is really air rates on towns of 205 tomorrow, felipe and horse in southern lebanon. and there were at least 6 warnings issued for the southern bare route suburbs. 6 buildings were identified by israel and people were threatened warranty to get out. and we are hearing in these really media that rockets were fired from his book. the reports of rocket bar, from his will over the border at least 5 strikes. same thing. so that says in both rubber, putting that from buried speeches like design. thank you. not police. if i take gas and supporters of pocket stones jailed former prime minister and run con in his lum, about at least 7 people have been killed, dozens have been injured. tens of thousands of con supporters and party members,

much on the capital of monday to them on the latest release. security forces had locked down the city to prevent demonstrations as a protest march comes ahead of a court hearing. economists expect to, to face terrorism charges. let's go straight away to come all high to who joints lie from is lemme by the end. come on, understand that the american support has have made it through to where you are. now . what's the latest? as well as you're getting feedback, inmate support november on con, who have been on the road raving. the police bullish on their guys have finally made it or this quick they had promised that they really make it to this crack no matter what the cost of the people have been showing us. as our driver lowering your nature and these are cash, they go by munitions or so long res. dear guess shotgun pellets. many of the support that they've been injured on this journey to atlanta but,

but they're determined and they said that they were ready to release their lead uh their, their minds are that, that your dish, it is your be independent that the print, the 6th amendment should be there. well they're, there later. i'm wrong 100 really lives from jay that thousands of the far does your grade at least from june. and they also said that the stolen mandate of the people must be that done. this is of course, an organized scout. we have not seen anybody getting any weapons, although the government said that the, the people, most of the, the ordinary people who have come from the country side because a lot because they loved their lead uh would been and did board over the yeah. now people and focused on us saying that there should be a political solution to a political problem and that your force will only complicate the situation back to come up. what do we expect seem to happen in the company? ah, it's only 7 people have been killed already in the way

this is that we are heading in that many more to have been good. uh the board does have been case. now what has happened is that these people are removing the containers so that the bulk of the so far does that able to come to tens of thousands of people that we're doing just a few 100 meters from where we are off. they're going to be, they're moving, goes going there. now they've been removing containers all along the iris. they've been crossing off that goes so and it literally was from now you'll see tens of thousands of people. yeah. i know that they really make them onto the government to do it for further that promise as to the does the nation by releasing that lead uh, under tried to come to some sort of uh, negotiated settlement. all right, come over live there from them. thanks for that update. take them all hight are on the unfolding situation. that in his level about still head hearing. no, sir,

i will tell you why the rest of operation. i found a legal mind in north west and south africa has been delayed the game. hundreds of people remain on the ground. the i had a lot of the weather's looking very active across south east asia. we went to north east monsoon, pouring more rain in spots of indo china. vietnam will see those heavy falls by the mid week, the malay potential. we also see that very heavy rain with bus of rain affecting borneo as well. by thursday. you can see those heavy, a showers affecting large areas of the philippine. so very what picture here a very what picture as well for much of australia, we go to school in the situation with the heaviest of the rain, extending from the north all the way down to that southeast corner. we could see

some flooding with that rain full heaviest, out east remains very hot and humid. sidney. seeing the temperature well above the average, we'll see temperatures pickup as well. because western parts of the stray, where it looks very settled, with lots of sunshine. we see that temperature inputs we back up into the thirty's, by thursday, sidney coming down to 30 degrees, a step above the average, with lots of sunshine ahead of rain later in the week. now to be very successful for much of new zealand, the heavy rain starts to pour in to the very south, however on thursday, but have a look at that $27.00 degrees celsius in christ church with sunshine, that's who weather update. the

the, the the, and again you watching out 01 of our top story. and then northern goza is radiate types of killed at least 11 people, some stored on tuesday, the bombings talking to the, to bonnie ever come. and frankly, here another rate on i was i couldn't north of gauze the cities killed 6 kind of thing. there are suggestions of the seasonal i between israel and hezbollah is back

on the table. it could be discussed by the threat of covenant on tuesday. still no laptop in the bum bothered to live bins. capital multiple strikes, hit something very late on monday. europe and unions for on policy chief judge burrell is urged israel to back and propose these 5 deal with lebanon. he was speaking of the g 7 for a minute, his meeting and the attorney in town for reaching about on there is no excuses for the cease fire on the proposal agreement, broken it by the us on friends who else has all the security concerns? there's nothing excuse for not implementing us useful. yeah. otherwise leave, i don't live full apart. i let's cross 200 micro buyer who joins now from 3 d in italy. so hash and tell us more about that. what do you said?

it's not the 1st time that the brill has judged this see for us to take place. it is a, this is not the 1st time nicholas very stall was from the e. u. a higher representative full funding policy, which is on his last diplomatic mission just before handing over to the study and diplomats kaya carlos was basically his biggest concern is that the dean 11 and if does not happen any time soon live on it and could conduct the problem as we speak now, he is guaranteed by the suite to keep play as we have been playing a significant role in putting together the elements of this deed on that bundle in the united states of america and friends before from finalizing the agreement who was referring to some is right, it concerns about friends being fond of the monitoring committed, which is going to oversee the implementation of the ceasefire. and the mechanism of

what happens south of the lead time, the, the, once the peacekeeping forces are deployed. and he says that as we speak about that but, and should not forget that thousands of people continue to suffer in northern guys that the united nations security accounts that has a model obligation to put together a new resolution that goes for immediate delivery of massive age into gaza as soon as possible. now, i have to say that from yesterday when the g 7 does match with that count deposit in the middle east. and today, the consensus is that they believe that as far as lebanon is concerned, there's going to be a deal. but they remain very often pessimistic about the potential for the good meant on guys that they don't really believe that the conditions of that yet for these writers and how much to say what can set aside all differences and move forward is an extremely delicate situation. now for the international community, and this is why here in fiji,

they are looking forward to see whether today that might be this announcement about a deal 11 in the house. you have met. brett also spoke about the i. c. c. arrest warrants. tell us more about that. well, bred has been the most vocal the lead to over the last 2 years when it comes to championing human rights issues of the need for laws to be implemented. hey said that is absolutely no way an international community, a input ticket, a to welcome an i to see a rest. byron's a gas russian president vladimir putin, a not do the same thing when it comes to is why the prime minister, benjamin and not any one who said the lawyers, the law, and the full, the model obligation of the international community. and the you is to ensure that the old number of states implement the arrest or to his or full was hinting

the decision by the hand govern government to dismiss the i c. c, a rest while the but also a debate which has taken place as we speak among the latest on the practicalities of what happens if say benjamin that's in. yeah, i'll try it. try to fly to friends the. okay. and jen, many of the leads are they going to advise him that a huge dose of this explains the frustration that you see in the words and the statements of just that for well or how sometimes that updates or how some are by reporting that for me to the thank you the to so that's good now where hundreds of people remain underground an illegal gold mine. the rest of your operation has been delayed. is the page that will be low down the shelf to try rescue them hasn't arrived on sunday for team people, including a teenage boy resurface and they were taken into custody malcolm rapids this report

now from still fontaine, in the northwest pulse. these off has no minus say they've been on the ground for months and it took the week to escape. they say about $700.00 more still below onto the controllers. men from neighboring the city to odd it in city, tory, you must, we've been stuck from coming out by the men from the soto. when i wanted to leap, i was threatened with a gun. people are dying of hunger down band because the buses don't want people to come out. when i see it was in the middle of the night when they climbed down the steaming shaft. it's positive. what was once in industrial goldmine. the ventilation and bolts of pumps that once made it safe. a long gone. this off belonged to a different mine operated by different company to the one. just a few 100 meters away. that's been the size of the stand off in recent weeks. somebody familiar with the network of underground tunnels below says that the miners who escaped from the gang must have climbed and crawled through not right

tunnels to between 10 and 20 kilometers on the ground to be able to get away. the police have been posted at the top of the network of deceased shopped for about 3 months on the pressure from rights groups. they allowed some of the miners associates from a nearby community to pull up some people with a rope and level of food 10 days ago. after a dead body was sent up instead of one of the hundreds or possibly thousands of people still alive, please cut off access. only mine rescue experts have been allowed on the site since there's been no visible progress with their operation. since a camera was loaded 4 days ago, the police and politicians say all the people below it, criminals with the gangs were off his no mine is seeking a livelihood that has been conducted. this is the gold mining operation. so it's quite surprising that now they are changing tunes to say they were not allowed to to, to leave. but for the mistake that they had been able to kinda come out with the just

goes to show that the. a no one that was the man and the child who surface top injuries, they say the 7 day old deal getting out still less than better off than those they left behind the eyes. you've got drawers all there on the brink of steps. they're going to die of starvation. my son have already died in a week or 2 weeks time, which would be disastrous down. there were more than 3 hundreds of mine whose families are waiting to see if their loved ones, who will say, come out to live. i'm wondering if they even have a choice malcolm web, i'll just say around, still fontaine, south africa format. fox lights is in columbia taking responsibility for some of the rebel groups, actions during the civil war. this packet, a piece tribunal for the 1st time, the start caring, taking place on the 8th, and invest through the peace deal between the columbia in states and fox. but amazon trevor as i was under a rump, yes, reports from book until there are still down slots. the piece can be achieved,

like what was it? 7 regional commanders or former 5 gravels in columbia face their victims for the 1st time. on monday, it was part of a public hearing of columbus piece tribunal, where to get a group accepted responsibility and ask for forgiveness and the kidnappings of hundreds of people in the country southwest at the heights of columbia as long as civil conflict that in the training the confinements, the violence with which we prevented their movements, the damage to the families, we deprived them of seeing that children grow old. those, this boy, this was a question of course, is the tribunal described in great detail how 4 years the 5 leadership order deductions of the military officials, politicians, and regular people as part of the war on the states and the most famous, the kidnapping of 12 deputies of devalue regional assembling kindly in 2002, the pressure of prisoners exchange between the group and the government. in the end,

11 deputies were executed. but the majority of the groups hostages were regular. colombians who didn't have the means to pay the ransom like amity sanchez's father was killed in captivity in 1994 is more the pc for it was horribly hard to find his body in the middle of a mountain. 4 years after his abduction shot at close range and likely tortured with a noise, like the hearings queen size bed with the 8th anniversary of the story piece still between the 5 gravitas and the columbia in state. and well, some are celebrating the countries attempt to reconciliation. many are criticizing the delays in the piece tribunal sentencing. and the lack of implementation of the many reforms agreed to india cord put in a commemoration in the capital book that the current government recognized the state as so far failed to bring real change to remote areas of the country. where dissidence groups of the former rebels continued to operate. but the united nations

mission over seeing peace implementation says there's still hope in columbia, you are writing a different story. one of expanding piece and inclusion, comprehensive and lasting piece, well still in the works remains within your reach. and companies have uh, a better suite, any bursary for any story d o that is still waiting to fulfill its promises in a country struggling to leave its bloody history behind. allison that i'm get the address that you'd be good to know then as much as half a 1000000 tons of plastic waist ends up in the mediterranean sea shift. they can remain that for decades and even centuries in the greek islands. people take up the fight to try and stem the flow. is my report from the house high season on the greek islands. every day the passenger fairies bring a tide of tourists on the island apparel. so lone home familia and summer visitors,

swamp the resident population of just 12000. and they trigger a surgeon trash, lots of it, plastic and most of that single use to be bought it from that to dish to go and you see how it is a tourist place and for this reason, pollution that really high levels for that reason we are taking action, which we are a member of this initiative to play municipalities networks to protect the moraine environments with us. it's a colossal challenge. i visits a remote codes with fishermen, man, unless he wants to show me the scale of the problem here in the med locked him up and so must plastic the instead of.