and, and because of the statements, the department of justice says it's formed a test sports that would investigate the target for crimes against humanity. has investigations of only both low level police officers. no, the handful of cases have been filed and for the shock and anger in south korea, the presidents lives marshall, just hours officer imposing. it's the hello. i'm jessica washington. this is own just the realize that from tow also coming up theory on the streets of georgia, protest as clash with the lease of the record rejects a challenge to election results. 3 medical stuff seriously injured in his riley

attacks targeting come, i'll add one hospital in northern garza plus the coffee shop destroyed by as many building rises from the rubble as a symbol of lebanese efforts to rebuild. amid a shaking cease by the, we begin in south korea, where it calls a growing for the president it to be impeached of to he imposed marshall a link only to lifted onto protests and condemnation. the decree headbands political activities and put the media under the president's control acts of energy if begins coverage from prices to celebration. in a matter of hours, south koreans poured onto the streets up to the president back down, reversing his decisions to be post marshall long. prior to mine,

marshall will be listed as soon as the court mismatch. that said, i call on the national assembly to immediately cease repeated active impeachment, legislative obstruction and other reckless actions. the power lies the government. the president had decided to call out the military just hours earlier, accusing the main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and di state activities. the sweeping restrictions included banning political activities control and media and threatening arrests without warrants doctors on strike were ordered to return to work within 48 hours. what publications, including those from the president's own party. for back in the late night, the emergency session of parliament citizens is least rest assured, the national assembly will stand with the people to defend democracy, even with the 190 of 300 members present. the national assembly

pass the motion to lift the martial law a constitutional power the president must. the bay hours later, troops withdrew from around the national assembly. as the president said, he would comply with the parliament's precision. this political crisis marks one of the most severe tests of south korea's institutions since a transition to democracy from military people. for many south koreans, the declaration steered memories of the countries of authoritarian past. the parliament is now discussing the president's impeachment sunday, at one time, the party leader of the democratic party. looking at the president's speech, i'm going to share our policies petition. even if the president lives the marshal, he cannot avoid being held accountable for his attempts to disrupt the government. we know saying loud and clear that the president is not fit to serve as the leader of the country. this is the order for me all countries, the president has to step down. the immediate crisis may have been averted,

but the country's power struggle is far from over. acts of i'm of which, which is 0. these are live pictures in. so right now where it's just of the 7 am, protest is all still gathering in large numbers. they began gathering overnight in response to the president's declaration is still shock and anger on the streets and some a cooling for his impeachment. you and so kill was a public prosecutor who wanted to correct down on corruption, but he's faced political scandals himself in january, he's scrapped a bill that would have ordered an investigation into his wife. she had been accused of stuck manipulation in july, his wife was questioned over accepting a de your hands back as a gift in violation of south korean antique gras flores. and in october local media leaked the phone cool. founder of a polling agency, he boasted office influence over the president's choice of candidates in by

elections held in 2022 graves, go out to you is a career specialist and executive director of the committee for human rights in north korea. he says the decision to decline marshall was rushed. the author. yeah . it's being under the clear presence of um, the kim family regime of north korea since 1948. of course there's article $77.00 of the south korean constitution that stipulates that martial law may be declared when the country basically faces an existential threat. it seems that this is a fairly free bulus exercise in declaring martial law. south korea is a global economic our house as the world spends, 11th 12th largest economy. we like to think of south korea as

a true liberal democracy. of course. martial law has been declared 16 times in the history of south korea says 1948. but it seems that this time this was a very rush decision. you know, i somehow understand president use point of the democratic party which falls. the majority in the national assembly has pretty much made it impossible for the executive branch to operate, which the president perceived as a threat to the national security of south korea. that said, there are a $190.00 members of the national assembly. they have $300.00 members in total who voted in favor of lifting martial law. is it an exercise in democracy shore? is it a self correction of south korean democracy? sure. does this help increase faith and confidence in the south korean

democracy? probably not. the south korea is a close regional ally of the united states. the white house has responded to the decision to lift marshall saying we are relieved president june has reversed course . pico haine has moved reactions from washington dc. we do know that you as president joe biden overseas tried traveling overseas. he was briefed on the situation. we heard from the us temperatures, deputy secretary of state kirk campbell. he said that they were watching the situation with great concern. so there was a for a briefing today at the state department, the deputy spokesman took the vast majority of the briefing was spent focused on this issue. and he really would not get moved off of his talking points. just saying that they are the i, the commitment to south korea was iron clad between the us and that the route they wanted it to be resolved peacefully and in accordance of the law. saying that the vote in the legislature was in fact following the law. so we haven't heard of it

from any officials since we've now heard about the reverse course from the south korean president data with they'll be asked about that tomorrow as well. they will tell us that they were not notified in advanced by the president's office. and that they didn't change any sort of security around their embassy, but this is going to be a huge concern if it had gone another way. because the u. s. consider south korea, one of the key allies in the region has more than 20000 troops. there, so a lot of people in washington were watching this and talking to their counterparts to try and make sure that this was settled to georgia now with demonstrations have been protesting in the capitals of lucy for 6 straight day. the angry about the government's decision to delay chokes on joining the european union for 4 years. the opposition also accuses the ruling georgian dream policy of rigging october's election on tuesday. the constitutional court rejected

a law suit seeking to know the election results. dimitri met with into routes, and this report from the protest of the central leasing is a real possible ground by your company without one of the up to $200.00 a pump. because your gas, if somebody the site every night for a week. now, as we can see, the spill us, the process of it is a deep into the night on people. you have places to be tomorrow, work or choose to come out here, just find the sub 0 and the tier just kind of the building and having it on the side of the motor to neutralize this effect. but yeah, so this has been going on to retail and people are saying they're not going to back

the resilience and commitment to change because the government has 6 days ago, the government doesn't, the freezing, you access them to some people and they want to see themselves as members offering european union the simply see where we are showing you now life pictures from to receive georgia. it's just cost to a and there. and as you can see, the protest is still continuing the demonstrations on the strength to play c the we ton to northern guns, and now we're come out on one hospital in bet law here has again been targeted by is rarely on tillery and gunfire. the hospitals ranked us as is rarely drones

dropped bones filled with trap till 3 medical stuff has been injured. and one of them is in a critical condition. earlier in gloucester city, are you in school and foods club sheltering. hundreds of displaced palestinians were targeted in separate is really strikes. multiple deaths and injuries were reported. a mosque in the area was also hit. dozens of palestinians have been killed in attacks across the street on tuesday. honey hood reports from den obama in central casa, throughout the bay, we're witnessing a surgeon the tox, particularly on golf, a city where it is really monetary within a span of the pos, a few hours here. it up more deadly attacks are getting rid of dental buildings. public facility evacuation centers middle school and as they through neighborhood housing hundreds of displays. fan, diverse truck was this truck with the drawn missed all of these were looking at 6

people reported because right of the spot and many other with various injuries were all transfers out at the hospital on a separate the tags is really a military target. it is for the club in what's been part of java city coming for people and more than 8 with various injuries chris, some of them was reported with the critical injuries also transferred to an over well hospitalized right now that the hospital has been accommodating large numbers of injuries for the past few months to the point now it's being pushed to the brink of the lab with insufficient medical staff available right now to provide the problem. it goes here and the acute sodium medical supply all together making it very difficult for the health facility to operate in a sustainable proper way. also another attack in a shudder refuge account. this particular refuge account has been released that the bond vida is really military since the initial weeks of this genocide of war. the

vast majority of holes in life supporting a system across directors you can own means of life has been destroyed or severely damaged. and the majority of people have been pushed into further internal displacement as the worst continues the northern part of the strip of witnessing and increase of the genocide. those are coupled with the it's ms. lindsey activities going on right now. the systematic destruction of demolition of homes as well as the absolutely destruction of all means of life, including agriculture. land that involves those largely in the northern part of the trip. the hospitals have increased out of service. the entire northern part of the state is running down and one operation of health facilities that is running at the lowest capacity possible. let's not forget for the past 60 days, the northern part of the state has been without any proper access to water, medical supplies, or any of the life savings and necessarily,

and that's excitedly needed live saving items or resources as the work continues across the gaza strip. honey, my how much does your data from the center on any of the gods? how to sign him? kelly has been to the you and school and spoken to medics and supervisors that i am right now standing inside as a twin school. and as they pull a neighborhood to the south of guy, the cities, these really fighters just of targeted this you and shelters school, at least for palestinians, have been killed and dozens were injured and transferred to the hospital. as you can see, the scale of this reaction inflicted on this classroom worth mentioning is that the school was not targeted for the 1st time. it has been targeted many times by these really ministry at the our team rushed to this on law school. after it was pounded by, is ready will plains, dozens of civilians were killed. indeed a menus to buried under the debris. the wounded were taken to hospital as we speak,

search and rescue operations is still underway with no equipment to tool. we are doing our best to save who become un building site that should be under protection, especially since its housing hundreds of display civilians. but it was still targeted. targeted for nathaniel newman. we've been displaced for a long time and took shelter in this u. n. school i was making some food for my children. all of a sudden the doors and windows started flying over our heads. i run for my children to find one of them injured on his head. he was bleeding heavily, his blood is all over me. my husband rushed him to the hospital. i came out to see this massive destruction. they continued to boom, innocent civilians, women and children. what rome did we do? our homes were destroyed and we took shells and schools and tents. only good as all shield. he is all wrong. are you, as you can see, the mass of every station, if lifted on this glass chrome, we can see here, bit cover and blankets. these 2 values have been children here for more than

400 days of the long is what the poodle war they can replace do side the gaza strip. and the light of the ongoing is really scale of attacks, many casualties and your house. these are be affected by these go to attacks volume heavy just the right northern gospel. how does fine still ahead on how to 0. to mute of caught that i received a voice welcome into your k as he needs with king charles the 3rd and the prince and princess. the i had

a low that will stop by looking at the satellite image down and then you can see a calling strength of cloud bringing very heavy rain to eastern areas of australia up in the nose as well. we'll see some of those intense showers affecting the north of queens and on wednesday, northeast in areas of new south wales. as while we're behind that, an area of high pressure is dominating once again, keeping things largely settled and fly with lots of heat pumping back into central and south east. and there is a very hot and humid 37 degrees celsius in adelaide. therefore, we haven't looked at a 3 day, we will see that temperature come down with the arrival of west to weather on friday. not something very well across the south island of new zealand. we have had warnings out full that heavy rain starts to push in on wednesday to keep its way up to the north island, but still some very nice temperatures for this time of us. 32 in gives been on thursday with sunshine. and there's quite a lot of sunshine to be found across east asia,

certainly across moving parts of china and the korean peninsula, or it has been very cold here. so which is we'll pick up in the days ahead. we're going to see a wintry blast. however, across northern japan, the author, a decade of honoring individuals and institutions working and translation between arabic and faulty of the world language is shay come on. the award for translation and international understanding is hosting. it's 10 towards serve. on the 10th of december 2024 in doha guitar, shea come on the award for translation and international understanding from the arabic language to mankind. the

the hello again, this is a reminder of our top stories this. our south korea's president has lifted, marshall low. i was answering, posing is, people have taken to the streets to protest against the president. there are no calls for you, and so kill to be impeached in georgia, demonstrates his approach as nice outside element into placing the angry about the government's decision to delay talks on joining the european union for 4 years earlier on. choose day, quote dismissed, illegal motion to throw out the results of last month election. which opposition for this thing was rigs and goes to city a un school and sports club sheltering hundreds of displays to palestinians has

been targeted in san for it is rarely as strikes. multiple deaths and injuries are reported opposition. fine to is in serious say they've expanded operations against government forces in hama proteins. they've, in recent days, they've made significant advances into areas controls by president bush or assad government and the sellers reports. it's been a week since the opposition offensive and ne syria hallmark opposition fighters led by the hey, at the head either sham or h t s arm group say they've expanded operations against government forces and have a province any grounds to the south of their strong hold it zip the government media says syrian army forces are engaged in fierce battles in the hammock province and are working on reinforcing the lines of defense. ready diplomatically regional powers are scrambling to find a solution pop out as foreign ministry says it's working with partners in the

region to and tossed, billet ease, position. i think they are from the day one. and it is at formulated around making sure that the feeding people of the center of our policy towards the sea and to the key is president says uncle is closely monitoring developments food in interpreting to noon our greatest wishes for serious territorial integrity. i'm from national community to be presented and for the instability this has been going on for fetch and he has to end with consensus in line with the legitimate demands of the syrian people pay the player as the fighting escalate. civilians are paying the highest priced view when says nearly 50000 people have been forced to flee their homes in just a few days with no indication of when they might return. as opposition groups push further. self government forces say they're ready to continue to repel their

advance time to send who i'm just the, you know, to go to most reports from a level city almost every day. life is like for people who just days off to the city was taken by all physician fighting with him now in the city or a level in a faith neighborhood. you just consider one of the most popular and busiest neighborhoods in the area and famous with its markets and restaurants in the city of other people as you can see behind me now the local markets are. busy busy are slowly and gradually reopening in the city to meet the needs of the people. uh and uh, i report city as you can see also over there. uh, one of the most famous restaurants in ali post city. we just talked to the owner. and he told us that uh, they are just trying to cope with the rapid changes that will be posted. he has

witness. and the last a few days as the opposition forces on no control of the city and its entirety due to the stub. we're trying to meet the needs of the people i'm trying to be of service to the residents of a live pose city uh over there. as you can see now the markets are, you know, gradually pre opening and people are now, um, uh, coming back to open their markets to open their, uh, their training. and now some civilian especially the, the previous days. some sort of a frustration has this sense. but now we felt that this has reduced a little bit as miles. the whole thing with the changes that the area uh have uh with this. and they basically told us that we have no choice.

do we have to adopt these changes? uh, because we have to open our re doing, we have to open our mark if we can shut them forever. however, the off position for forces have been reassuring save speed to go so gillian, and reassuring to the civilians. telling them that you can go on the street, you can open your establishment, you can, you can go on to work. and if there isn't any more plays, i see or read you more plays, you can live your lives normally. and all of that was expressed and issued by the cedar and salvation. a government of the syrian opposition forces, however civilians, uh, going to hell. but the show slide the dictations of fear. but now things

are changing as people are returning to their lives and their today uh, activities, even in a slow rate. the wind security council has held in ocean's meeting to discuss the situation in syria. the members heard testimony from the humanitarian organization . the syrian wide helmets representative said the international community has for goals and syria of the service order. the siri and people have appealed to you to take immediate action to end atrocities and ensure peace, which is a core responsibility for the council. however, in recent years, you have not only failed to heat these calls, but tragically, many of your governments have chosen to forget the serial altogether. the international community has failed syria, politically on terms of humanitarian response. with syria was a testing ground for impunity and failure to hold perpetrators accountable has had catastrophic repercussions far beyond our borders. bullying perpetrators from

ukraine to sedan, to gaza in most of the do not 7 on has accused israel also repeatedly violating the ceasefire since it went into effect. a week ago, the south of the country has seen the largest amount of violence, even in the capital bay. route residents report hearing is rarely it's hack. drones hovering over the head at night. said mister of a report from the route on how i live in these people now trying to rebuild beyond the politics and the fighting co, more or piece some things remain the same. people need their coffee well, how much coffee was destroyed in the last 10 days of the war? a few chairs and tables are all that is left of his once thriving business. but he reopened out of the back of his van is every day of the seas far right in front of the pile of rubble that used to be shot. oh, they're good at all. the same,

the commercial pound was located to these rate. the enemy believes that if it destroys the buildings, will change our opinion about resisting them, but it's the opposite. it gives us strength and determination, and this is a victory in itself. and the biggest proof of that is i put a small stand and reopen my cafe. on the rubble, i resumed work as normal. nothing can affect us. for a long time customer, most the for says, is really bombs destroyed his clothing factory in 2006 unemployed ever since he moved in with his children, despite the destruction people here say there is joy in outlasting another war with his right of it. so hold on a little money in the here, even though my house is uninhabitable, i choose to drink coffee. i with the rubble, if this place on the spot, the awful smell that by these riley strikes, the hard sitting on the rubble gives the coffee a different taste. we enjoy it more broken but home. he says the neighborhoods in

southern bay route are still viewed. there was a great deal of motivation and no shortage of van power to get this community back to the way it was before the war. but the bombings were devastating. israel's missile strikes were massive and wide spread and the road ahead is very long. as well as leadership was decimated during the war. with a pause on all that fighting, it is shifting the focus back to public services. a coordination center for cleanup crews deploy as volunteers, armed with bruce gloves and mask clear votes, sidewalks, even people's homes. we are going to live in a single other times as you, as well as we will surpass everything. that's what happened with us. so a slit, they have not forgotten, they say why all this happens in the 1st place, although the box of homes, but 3 is the founder does and with the sign, we never left them the people also,

we will always support them under another. defend, go by there. so there may be a ceasefire here. they say that there is still a genocide there. zane bus or avi olga 0 favorite. the mirror of cost that has met king charles the 3rd $1.00 a 2 day state visit to prison. say to me and been how much money has been honored with a royal salute undercarriage procession during the morning of pageantry in central london. and on wednesday, the mayor will meet prime minister, kia sedona at 10 downing street, where we chose has a god of on a catalogs, m. yeah. london's whole scott's parade. the visiting monic inspected the troops, the company by king charles the 3rd time together with his wife, jacob jo. i have in fox on 2 days of pageantry and business. the site visit with the royal palm and splendor was considered the grandest owner that

could be offered a visiting head of states. and it already comes on offer from the king, but shows the importance of the case. putting on its relationship with capital. prince and princess of wales with the for the ceremonial welcome. it was catherine's 1st state visit since cancer treatment then to buckingham palace like horse drawn carriage, the full visits to westminster abbey and the houses of parliament. on wednesday, the may will meet prime minister keeps tom, a downing street storm is government wants to trade deal with gulf countries with a potential $2000000000.00 for the you case coffers. us today you follow in the footsteps of your father. it is also interested in further category investment in u k. infrastructure products. sure. so to is the, i mean, yeah, we wish to increase investments into the u. k. and for soft.