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staff and several topics have now offered quite a decree head bands, political activities, and put the media under the president's control, while the president's announcement late tuesday night was immediately matched by protest, eunice came forwards from so it was from crisis to celebration. in a matter of hours, south koreans poured onto the streets after president, utah goes back down reversing his decision to impose a martial law. ok, we kill him. had j. u. after the national assemblies demand to leave, marshall marshal. a troops have been withdrawn. i will accept the national assemblies demand and lift muscle through a cabinet meeting to show how the president had decided to call out the military just hours earlier, accusing the main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and anti state activities. the sweeping restrictions included banning political activities,

controlling media and threatening arrests without warrants doctors on strike were ordered to return to work within 48 hours with politicians, including those when the president's own party brought back in a late night emergency session of parliament. citizenship is leis, risk to show the national assembly will stand with the people to defend democracy with what a 190 of 300 members present. the national assembly passed a motion to lift the martial law. the country's constitutions that the president must obey. hours later, troops withdrew from around the national assembly. this political crisis marks one of the most severe tests of south korea's institutions since it transition to democracy from military rule. for many south koreans, the declaration stirred memories of the countries authoritarian past. the parliament is now discussing the president's impeachment of sunday when the party

leader of the democratic party, looking at the president's speech. i'm going to shit out parties. petition. even if the president lives the marshal, he cannot avoid being held accountable for his attempts to disrupt the government windows, 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 immediate crisis may have been averted by the country's power struggle is far from over. you know, skin all to 0. so and you, this is joining us, not this so much happening so quickly now we have caused for the, the, um, the 2 step done facing charges of trees and impeachment. where do we go from here? yeah, that's a great question robin. i think that is something that the political parties are

considering very seriously this morning or day after. now, we, as you noted, have heard from a political party as both they may not position and the president's party, the people of power a party. and as he said, the democratic party plans to file treason charges against president is how you are . but also the defense minister and the interior minister of south korea pushing for their impeachment. and they are also urging an immediate investigation to into those who are responsible. now, the president by law is generally protected, but if he is accused of pre treason, that is the one that pathway that could, i'd take it to the opening of a case toward impeachment, but that would require a 2 3rd support of the national assembly. the problem,

it is held by the majority of opposition and democratic party, but they would need at least 9 lawmakers from the president's party to have 200 votes and support. so that is probably one of the things that the opposition party is as gauging in terms of whether they have that support to, to move forward with that impeachment notion. meanwhile, the ruling party of people power party has also convened a meeting today and considered 3 options. 2 of them they have decided to move forward with that is calling for the dismissal of the defense minister and also for the president's cabinet to resign and mass. this is a symbolic move in south korean context of government officials taking responsibility for something that is viewed as, as wrong doing. but the 3rd option, it was also to call on president is how got to step aside as a member of the people power party. that is something that has not been decided yet

. and we could hear more about that in the coming hours and what and stay with me is because i want to ask is we've been hearing from unions earlier on south korea's largest labor union is called the general strikes until the president resigns, is accusing you and albany a rational and anti democratic measure to the prosecutor should arrest president, charges of treason. the president does not have an unity against reason. there was no reason for him to impose martial law. there was no evidence threat of war. therefore, he clearly violated the constitution for the plumber. one of them last night, we won. it was our victory. i speak on behalf of all the farm is june, so gills regime is even more dangerous than climate change. we cannot turn a blind eye to present in you any longer. eunice checking is have a huge number of members to tie a significant role in south korean society when it comes to process like those,

how much power do they have to impact it along with, of course, all the other sides, koreans have been showing up to protest that's right, this is one of the 1st organize in mass. i think reactions that we are seeing from specific groups of, of citizen re and, and the casey to you is the largest umbrella group of multiple smaller labor unions . and in fact, they are viewed as being a very radical vice, so i'm in the conservative wing. certainly they probably felt personally attacked when the president's last night in calling for that martial law had cited a pro north korean forces being, you know, threatening the, the liberal democracy of south korea. they probably felt that they were being attacked personally. there is this,

those statements are saying that we have have one, there has been a tension between the labor unions and the you and government in the 2 and a half year term that he halfway term that he is in the presidential seat as well. so. so we'll have to see, i mean it's, it's tens of thousands of, of citizenry, but it will take more than that. i suppose, in order for it this impeachment idea to really take a flight. you just came in. so eunice, thank you very much indeed. as well. years ago it was a public prosecutor who time pains on cracking down and corruption. he's been martin political scandal as himself in january, he's scrapped a bill that would have ordered an investigation into his wife. she been accused of stuck manipulation. in july, his wife was questioned over at accepting a d r hunt bag as a gift in violation of south korean,

anti corruption laws. and in a tobar local media elite the phone call of a founder of a paulding agency, whose boasting of his influence over the president's choice of candidate and by elections held in 2022. robert kennedy supervisor of international relations at 1st national university. he says, president, june is very unlikely to keep his job. i think john will certainly be forced to resign in the next week. perhaps too. i will be shocked if he can hold on. this is a enormous breach of south 3 is constitutional democratic norm software has been a democracy since 1987. there's only been nothing like this in south korean history, even when north korea has sailed south tree and targets and things like that. there's never been a declaration of martial law. if he doesn't resign, he'll be impeached. i really, i just can't see him sting office. the popular explosion response will be just enormous. i think, i mean unit at a top presidency and present here is that

a difficult presidency? and so far as the opposition party controls has the majority in the legislature and they have been fighting himself to to nail somewhat excessively. to my mind, i think humans concerns are genuine that they've made it difficult for him to govern. most recently, on the passage of the budget and there been investigations into use wife, which apparently has affected him quite deeply. he's actually quite sensitive on his point apparently, and some of his ministers cabinet appointees. and the other of we do using the bureaucracy event. so again, i've been kind of hounded if you will, by the, by the legislature. but, you know, obviously this is, this is a vastly disproportionate response, but it looks, it looks like concerns were basically bureaucratic, which is kind of a shocking, shockingly, sort of minor issue, protest declare a lot martial law over, but it looks like that's what it was. and i would imagine that some of these cabinet ministers, kind of cabinet officials were involved in because, i mean, you can't, you can, we can't act on his own. so again, there's probably some kind of complicity, but that's gotta,

that's gotta be investigating. it's gonna be huge, the guns versus me protests, you'd probably have to resign 1st. that's where a lot of the, the focus of a buyer will be in the coming weeks is to get you in himself out of the office. if he doesn't wait in the next few days, also outcomes here is a close original ally of the united states. the white house has responded to the decision to lift martial law, saying, quote, we are relieved, president june has reversed course. patrick, go ahead and has more reactions from washington dc. so this is really closely watched here in washington because south korea is such a critical ally of the united states. we do know that you as president joe biden, who's overseas was brief down it as well as secretary state entity blinking we heard from his deputy secretary state kirk campbell. he says that they were watching developments as a happened with grave concern. so again, here at the state department, they really wanted to try and stay on message repeatedly say they wanted to see this resolved peacefully. and then according to the rules of law, we were able to talk to the deputy press secretary after the legislative vote was

taken. he said, that's what they wanted to see happened. they did tell us a couple of other things. they said that they didn't change any security at their embassy. they were really watching to see how this played out of, but they also didn't say that they weren't told in advance that this was going to happen. this is important, not just diplomatically the militarily, the us consider south korea a key ally, they, more than 20000 troops stationed there. so they wanted to see the outcome peaceful and quick pedagogy. elda 0 at the state department. on the side of things, coast guard is accusing chinese vessels of aggressive actions and contested south china sea waters for he's released by the philippines shows his patrol ship being sprayed by the water cannon of a chinese vessel is also accuse chinese ships of rhyming and other dangerous maneuvers, china's coast guard says the philippine ships came dangerously close to his law enforcement saying that actions why are in accordance with the law installations flared up, contested in scotland show,

which both countries claimed to georgia. now for demonstrate, as have been protesting in the capital publicity for a 6 night, the angry about the government's decision to delay talks on joining the european union. the opposition also accuses the ruling georgia dream party of a rigging october's election. the mutual member duncan has this report from the process into policing nighttime instability has become anything but quiet protest as governor near the parliament building over the government's decision to freeze b. u membership talks. it's been almost a week of the protest might lead process in sibley. see people are still getting dallas by water it up. despite the near freezing temperatures, it's only around plus 2 degrees, but tension seems to be really heating up george's prime minister, clickable. he's a, has accused opposition parties of trying to organize a revolution like ukraine's more than

a decade ago and keeps my done square. so the time to organize the, my done george's already over what's called everybody, to keep quiet, let's say, and to keep peace. and this kind of thing, so we are responsible for the kind of showed everybody that there will be peace in the sense the 6 nights so a much earlier escalation of violence. police cleared the square and began shooting vollings of tear gas grenades. of the classes happen in waves with protest as shooting fireworks and retreating when police 5 t a gas we are in the, in the very center of the laser where it's impossible to be without a mass because this whole area gets to your desk every 5 minutes. as you can see, everyone around these wearing heavy duty gas mask. those who didn't for the don't last long here. but some protest as a found

a way to neutralize the gas by dropping it into cans of water can trying to catch them flying. so is i go really up front to get it to you, i guess caps of and you just have to push it down with your hand and try to shake it off. as the political crisis deepens, demonstrate to say they will not leave until this change. hello job. well, besides this, every night till 5 the the most my reason for all of us we do want to really see is that a stalemate, the opposition once a new election, but the government says it will not negotiate. to meet you, maybe they go out to 0 police the still ahead and all. does it offices in sizes of funds in syria as government jets and russian war plains intensify?

air attacks and response. the tele, that is also settled, whether to be found across the middle east and event at the moment. and that is set to continue over the next few days. so lots of sunshine across the gulf temperatures where we expect to see them was need twice, guys, with just a few showers coming into places like q 8 and the northeast of saudi arabia. but of course and event, we all seen some on sex of whether that is set to ease as we go into thursday. but behind it, you can see some very what and when the weather moving across the north of africa, that thanks to unsettled weather, edging its way across the mediterranean. so we'll see some heavy rain for algeria to new z a and eventually libya coupled, you coupled with some very strong winds in the days ahead is much quieter. i'm

moving across the north of africa, even hotter across the very south. we got a heat wave conditions blasting into what's one of the gap around seeing 14 degrees celsius, a little bit cooler in cape town with sex of whether you can see the west to whether picking up a close eastern areas of south africa. some of those showers, touching into the su to n. s, which you need as well. but for johanna spoke, we are going to see the mercury rice who were already went above the average with a chance of thunder storms on 1st day. the no license, i go on with say the press retreated to the car of the media hub and vital vantage points during the 1st truly televised war from the roof. we could see speculation at the american embassy for the most iconic images of the conflict in vietnam. were

transmitted to the world. this was the front row seat to the final stages of the war cycle in colorado. for hotels on old is here. the, [000:00:00;00] the, the want to go to 0 reminder of, i told stories. this process is trade unions and political opponents. economy precise could be as president of design or the peach officer we impose martial law insecure, lifted the decree, hours later when parliament voted to reject the move in georgia. demonstrations have been processed in front of the 6th night outside the parliament into police.

the angry about the government's decision to delay toltz. i'm joining the european union for 4 years. the tony to northern gods and i were the campbell. i had one hospital in bed. lucky a has again being targeted by is very artillery and gunfire. a hospital director says is ready. drones dropped the bombs filled with shrapnel. 3 medical staff are being injured with one in critical condition. now they're in gaza city a un scrolling sports club, sheltering hundreds upon the stadiums were targeted in separate is where the air strikes multiple deaths and injuries are being reported. a mosque in the area was also head. dozens of palestinians have been killed and attacks across the strip on tuesday. abraham kelly has been to the un school which was targeted,

and he's spoken to both 1st responders and survivors that i am right now standing inside, as it was cool. and as they pulled neighborhood to the south of god, the cities, these really fights are just of targeted. this you and shelters cool. 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, injured, a menus to buried under the debris. the wounded were taken to hospital as we speak, search and rescue operations is still under way with no equipment to tool. we're 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 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 bump innocent civilians, women and children. what rome did we do? our homes were destroyed and we took shells and schools and tents only go does all shield he is all wrong. are you, as you can see, the mass of interest agent if lifted on this, it's last chrome, we can see here, bit cover and blankets. these civilians have been children here for more than 400 days of the long is what the poodle war taking the place do side. the guys strip in the light of the ongoing is really scale of attacks,

many casualties. and you'll palestinians are being affected by these rules to attacks. volumes, tv does your northern gods know how to sign in the past 3 months, food 8 into guys fall into its lowest level since the start of the war. the u. n. and the international criminal court have one that israel appears to be using starvation as a weapon of war and hardly spoke to the on the emergency office and the results. so it's about the ongoing humanitarian crisis you previously mentioned and describe the situation the cause of the church is the worst. and we're in november right now . and as this all of everything we did the past couple of months as a so nothing happened. there is no people are still surveying, people are dying on queueing on bakeries. the warehouses are and see how to describe the situation right now. i mean, this is it,

we're running out of words to describe how about it. how about it is i saw in april, it was the worst it's ever been a may when the wrath of border crossing close and then cousins and ross, i happened. i told them that was the worst it could possibly be and could possibly get. now we're in november, i can't believe how much, how much worse it's gotten. we're seeing people begging for pieces of breads. 3 women were trampled to death just a few days ago, waiting for pieces of bread. this is, this is in champagne and people don't have access to any kind of nutritious food. there's no fruit and vegetables, there's nothing they can buy on the market anymore. so a bag of flour people or q and, you know, i've been in it. i was a city people cuing all day for a bag of flour. and here in the south, people are being jump which a desk for a bag of flour for a piece of bread we're in or on the warehouse. this is, this is what's left. this is what we have, and there has been

a lot of misinformation about who knew well and where it stands right now and especially their aid and food delivery to different policy news across the gaza strip. where is the winner was standing right now? i mean, it's very understandable why the community and why anyone would be confused about on your operations. right now there is so much happening. there was so much information, i'm missing information. and also there's so many details and intricacies into the humanitarian response. for example, or nor is not permitted by is radio authorities to use multiple crossings in the gaza strip. so the community might say that as why is one who are not going to the crossing, why is own, we're not getting the flow of which and i were denied were, is denied to go to admissions on the north, on that right. and we have to go with another agency. there are all of these details within the humanitarian. responsive, single is owner out,

and doesn't allow us to do our jobs and doesn't allow us to facilitate the a to people we need. what's your biggest challenge right now? as you know, everything absolutely everything you speak to people in show says you speak to anybody in the gaza strip. i've spoken to people this week and go to the city in darrow by law in con eunice and miss sarah. they will list and let's see what they need. i need some very basic, more to food shelter. i'm close to the georgia summit, trade products for women, hygiene kids. so basic. well, anyone else in the world takes for granted? that's what people need here for what people want, no matter where you speak to people in the gaza strip, what they want is the water and we needs the water and we need hostages to go home to the families. and we need rest by people who need rest by children. you cannot tell any more if they are shivering from the cold or as a shivering from the fear of drones and bones around it's trauma. on trauma, on trauma,

i mean miserable. certain opposition of hard to say that advancing and government talent type of training. they say they seize control of several northwestern towns . late last month, the opposition launched an offensive from it live aimed at a level. now homeless reports from a let what every day life is like, just days after this that he was taken by opposition fighters. you were here now in the city of high level in a safe neighborhood. you just choose to do 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 are slowly and gradually reopening in the city to meet the needs of the people. and 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 stuff we're trying to meet, the needs of the people on trying to be of service to the residents of a live post city. uh, over there, as you can see now the, uh, 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 had this sense. but now we felt that this has reduced

a little bit of miles. you're hoping 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 adapt to these uh, changes. uh, because we have to open our tray doing, we have to open our a mark if we can shut them forever. however, the opposition 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. since the start of september, 2 factions inside the center, lower cartel, one of the 2 most powerful criminal groups in mexico, i've been, it was decimated the state of sinaloa. john hogan reports from mexico city. moving 500 people have now been killed in a call to civil will in similar ways to mexico of 2, almost 3 months of violence. there's no end in sight. the feuds between the families of walking guzman better known as a chapel and these miles above the alias. so miles, both men were leaders of the city,