we cells here in our neighborhood, which is already heavily built in by other populations and decaying infrastructure . iraqi officials say the census is a crucial step in addressing demographic challenges, mostly in a country of ravages, but use of corruption and mismanagement, which remains on kia if these efforts would prove beneficial for the communities. the. the hello until mccrae. this has been use our life and our hot coming off in the next 60 minutes. thousands gather in south korea to purchase prison unit feels failed, attempt to impose marshall opposition. parties have moved to impeach the president and his defense minister has also to resign and is rarely a strong kids to you in from school housing forcibly displaced, palestinians in kansas,

adult day is kills and will be live from northern syria on position 5. this site, they are advancing in government health territory in school, foster loan and the windlass run. somebody clear at the top of the spanish lead. see niger lemayne, your model, the architect of a 51 victory of a meal. if the place the we begin this use in south korea, we're protest as has gathered in the center of the capital, so as well as outside parliament, demanding presidency, and so keel resigns, this as his defense minister often his resignation for the short lived martial little decree the civil society groups in g o z and trade unions, a cooling for charges of treason to be brought against june, similar gatherings that also to taking place across the capital merely i'll

position potty, submitted a motion to and page president, june 6 political parties broke the motion that will reportedly be voted on in the coming days. the positive requires a 2 thirds majority of parliament and the approval of 6 of the countries, 9 constitutional court justices. but from all on all of this, we're going to go to vote. mcbride, who joins us now from the capital. so you're at one of the protests, i understand. can you just talk us through the size of the crowds and, and the mood of the people there less than 24 hours on the, the right. it was about this time a yesterday evening, tuesday evening, either june. so you all took the president did major tried to impose muscle load on the last that a couple of hours where a lot of these protest if we just time to come around, we'll give you a look at the size of that kind of process at all. gathering logic process taking place as the last 2 assembly building itself. this is where is marshall was

attempted to be imposed yesterday evening. we saw a citizens turning out the to protest against that low macon standing up, resisting that to those measures. and people have been totally up here as well in the center square in downtown they've been singing songs listening to speeches, addressing political slogans. but many people, it just will have access to south korea is no stranger to sweep protests. there is a very healthy people going out and protesting, and they have been out in the all not seen on goods of thousands, even in millions risk prior to this with previous presidencies that have gone wrong to the company brawling and instead of those. and so, and we assume that people there is an expectation now depending on what happens if . 6 president, you does, of whether we might see the same again because there is

a wide sense of indignation about what took place this time yesterday. won't people see as being the biggest, the tax on democratic institution in any 50 from crisis to celebration in a matter of hours, the south koreans pulled onto the streets after the presidency. and so the old back down reversing his decision to impose marshall, you had cooled down the military just hours earlier, accusing the main opposition party of sympathizing with north korea and to state activities. the sweeping restrictions included dining political activities, controlling media and threatening arrests without warrants but politicians, including those from the president's own potty fort back forcing troops to withdrawal from around the national assembly as you and said he would comply with parliament's decision. now opposition politicians have introduced

a bill cooling for the president to be impeached for how they will try marshal again off to the 1st failure. when that time comes we, the citizens, along with our lawmakers, will step forward and fight to ensure a victory, opposition. politicians have also called for you to be charged with treason, president, to you. so if you all took the unprecedented step of imposing martial law, he said to tackle forces that were raised against him, stopping him from governing a day on with wide spread opposition to that ill fated move. he is now certainly under siege and fighting face political survival. this jo down is one of the most severe tests of south korea is institutions since it transition to democracy for military rule decades ago. and for many south koreans, it stood memories of previous political crises,

often played out with mass demonstrations of people, power on the streets. public bride, i'll just say around. so what we'll do. the defense minister has just offered his resignation a short time ago. the prisoner really is becoming increasingly isolated now isn't a that's why this is one of the latest developments that people are falling over here. like this fact within the equation, it's activity on fuel. and this is a lifelong called, like one prize of president oppressed the ways the defense said he was being instrumental in the, in positions tend to the division of motto law. now he is off with resignation. don't clear whether that will be accepted, but he is a name the long time president usa needs today, does it that you offices you policies are viewed. i've also told people i used to be charged between that as well as the business that came out of senior officials.

i didn't even saw press the jews are in policy and they've told for the resignation of the entire copies of it. so i don't know whether or not they want to stand beside the president, you whether they want to co pay him to leave the policy. so what happens next, a lot of that does seem to depend upon what president june very much precedes this wednesday evening. 24 hours after his attempt to impact as much along the sides. okay, thank you so much room for all of that brought mcbride for us there. and so for president, you and so count was a public prosecutor who wanted to crank down on corruption. but he's been caught up and political scandals himself. in january he scrapped a bill that would have ordered an investigation into his wife. she had been accused of stock manipulation. in july, his wife was questioned over accepting a luxury hand bag as

a gift in violation of south korean and t corruption laws and don't try the local media leaks the phone call of the founder of a polling agency. he boasted of his influence over the president's choice of candidates and violations that were held in 2022 or young king. so is the president of the korean federation of trade unions, the largest umbrella labor group in the country. he joins us from sol now. thank you very much for being with us a and a statement. your union wrote that the president has crossed a line of no return. so what in your eyes has to happen now? what does the president have to do now? so is any day being gentle to any day, the total so so think of the by somebody to get a unit onto in the toner and it gets its hold on what that wash and then that you know, then what finding a talk your thing it gives you a go for the problem, come down, you killed me,

put you down for 200 to get home and put in kill me to cancel. how about on his on you able to on duty? yeah, i'm young for 21. yeah, i don't know. i don't know. ok lisa go to the to no one kilman is on for preston olive assistant last night introduce the motion of the one that we don theme that are teased turco cable and he tried to seal with the national assembly. it's only on the kilometers on, on was it is all okay. law had, you know, i'd be more comfortable because then well then i'll hold it. so he try to try to pull up the national assembly so that so that little may cause a couldn't get into kinda lift the ones that i'm the unfolding. yvonne, you know, lift the motion. oh and. and do you disagree or formulation of the, of, of our legislation and our constitution? can you briefly describe how powerful your union is and what are you asking you

members to do? now? i think of being gentle to your mind. i take who to mobile and that head in the critical don't you documents i managed to get so you learn. i'm going to new to you and on the wheel and you know, to on and well guys all, 12 on peggy, she met him. young. i'm getting ready to always go more and so it sounds like we'll go on as a kind of under the school so they can go usually mom, delete the korean confederation of transfer unions. and then we can, we are consist of 121212 1000000 people, including teachers we or okay, we will have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us here. that is a young king. so a president of the korean federation of trade unions, the

and central guys are at least 5 children have been killed in and is riley drone attack and illness around the refugee can. elsewhere in the nearby allegories, refugee camp is really it strikes it. un run school, a palestinian medic was killed and several other people injured. at least 15 tents in the schools. course y'all were destroyed by file leaving families without shelter. is unzip 9. does that mean that a month ago we were forced to move from one shelter to another? as the friday occupation forces keep issuing evacuation? notice we came here where it is a ledge to be a safe side. however, these ready will pay and pounded the school in elbow ridge. we wake up to explosions, destruction and a blaze. we rushed with all bay hands to put out fires and help each other. the friend of mine was killed in the attack, and i suffered ben's several tents within the school yard, with totally destroyed. and we're left with nothing to protect us from this cold

winter weather. we are left with nothing at all and color. he joins us now from de paula. and can you just tell us more about these children that were killed and, and his rally drone attack? is there any forces targeted this group of children were 5 policy and children were killed and according to what this is a locals in that area. they said that the area was very close to a hot meal, or what was called a community kitchen, where most of the cause of population right now compete to rely on those community get to and food assistance. they were here in transferred to a hospital where the local sense that they were targeted was they were standing in the street. now the situation continues to escalate in the central area where according to our sources of the is really forces are and proceeding in

a across the area which is also in the central area. and they're also using pods, comforters and life. i munition, where we just received a policy news that was shot with live the munition from that area. there was also intensive air strikes and artillery standing in the left last night. and that's why policy news in the central air you are terrified. we're talking about most of glasses population displace the scenario, thinking that this is that safe human a tarion zone where seeing anger from the policy and use in hearing a phrases from the policy news coming from the emergency. and this is may be one of the people who were injured earlier today, due to the lack of medical supplies, lack of medicine, policy and use are able to get it's obviously that's a policy and you just got a child by the live. the munitions is

a died due to the wounds he's insane. and then we understand that there are more strikes targeting the really the only remaining functioning hospital in the north for can you tell us about that? now the only operating hospital is combined as one and for more than the months right now there has been continuous talks on the hospital, especially the courtyard, the surrounding areas and also the rooftop. and it's really courses targeted the courtyard, a talking and an entering pre medical course. and as we already know that there is barely a couple of doctors, a couple of medics in the hospitals still resisting all the attacks. but also it's really forces invaded in store at the hospital last month. and of course most of those medical personals evacuate, this is going to add more misery to the hospital situations. but the,

the fact that there's a lot of medical supplies and also the another, and parts of the nozzle is divided between i here. but i don't have been under a continuous seeds where no food watch or medicine or aid has been reaching that area. not only that, there has been continuous evacuation orders where people in baseline your are currently on the move evacuating from be today. yes, to the golf. the city of the situation in the north is beyond what anyone could ever imagine. people have been actually living without food and water. and not only that, even civil defense themes and paramedics are not working. there's no ambulances, and i missed all of this. those are the courses continues to target. come, i'd run and it's the only operating hospital. and despite everything they're going to, the hospital is still standing incredible,

really given everything that has happened there in the north, that's in the country for us and i'll follow it says ready attacks on guns, a continue the leaders of content. and i'm also discussing plans for how the strip will be administered up to the war. the 2 main tell us indian political groups have been at all for years and have been holding tools in colorado. but more of this, we're going to bring in a mohammed sale necessary. he's a media studies professor at the door hot institute, the graduate studies. thanks again for joining us. first of all, can you explain how significant these 2 groups may thinking and just give us a little bit of context about the history between them and the differences and the sticking points that they might be when they come to discuss the day off to the right so these are the 2 most important players and in palestinian politics. and as you know, they have deep ideological differences. there was an election held not to go too far back in history, but there was an election in 2006 how mass won that election in 2007 there was uh,

basically an attempt at a crew that was organized by the united states or participated in by the fact that they tried to basically over throw a mass of that at that time. it led to a civil war. so that just underscores the, you know, the complexity, their complexity here is the fact that they're talking at all is i think, a welcome sign. and if this, you know, leads to something positive, then i think it could be significant for palestinian politics in what could be something positive that comes out of this meeting. i mean, what exactly in their eyes will they want to do once the war and gaza and well for the long term. i think it's very important that there is some kind of palestinian unity for the long term of palestinian politics. put in the short term this i think, could incentivize the united states to put pressure on israel to end the war. so in the, in the short term, i think, you know, i can envisage a scenario in which this helps lead to, to the end of the war. having said that,

i think we should be very cautious because no one has asked israel yet what, what, you know, they think about all of this, right? so, you know, israel has given itself effective veto power over palestinian politics. it said that it wouldn't allow for mass to run the kinds of strip. and it also said it would not allow for us to run the guys so and never got it at these points, completely pointless if israel is not, not going to agree to having either of these groups involved at all as well. i don't think it's are completely pointless. i mean if you're, if you're a palestinian and you're involved in politics, you have to engage and in some kind of a push back and this is a way to, to kind of apply pressure. i'm but i, but as i said, you know, i'm, i'm, i'm going to treat this very cautiously. we haven't heard from israel. we haven't heard from donald trump for that matter. remember, there was a few months ago, you know, there was a, there were reports that we may be close to a cease fire. donald trump pick up the phone called benjamin netanyahu, and said,

do not agree to a cease fire on the watch of the democrats. he thought he thought it would hurt his charge of the chances of the election. and certainly now i seized the incumbent or he won the election. he's going to be taking power here and what just a couple of months or less than a couple of months. he's not going to want to cease fire to happen on jo biden's watch. he's going to want to take credit for it himself so and then yeah, who's not gonna want to alienate trump? yes, but he did. there's also pressure coming from trump to find an into this for isn't there so it know who has to take that on board as well. do you see this ending sooner rather than later, and i can maybe know before trump takes office, but not long after? well, i think certainly that's the hope that the hope that it ends, you know, sooner or later this is, you know, what? 14 months now of, of genocide but, but i have a lot of questions, you know, what, what is going to happen to these rarely troops inside because of strep. is israel going to be willing to withdraw those troops? are they going to annex swaps of gaza, which is what they wanted all along?

what are they going to do about a mass on how mass members they're not going to be able to kill off all of the time . as members, as they said they want to do so, i think we have still a lot of questions and we have to treat this cautiously and a thank you so much. mohammed as a way for breaking it down for us. thanks so much i. it's living on has accused as riot laws repeatedly finalizing it's the spawn with has bloss since it went into effect a week ago, the south of the country has seen the most violent spit, even in the capital resident site. they can, he is running a tax runs hovering over it. nice send best route, the reports from by wrote on how liberties people and now trying to rebuild the on the politics and the fighting come war or peace. some things remain the same . people need their coffee. how much cafe 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. the very 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 opinions 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. 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. the whole 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 on 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 band 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 designated during the war with a pause on all that fighting it is shifting the focus back to public services. a coordination center for clean up crews to pull his volunteers, armed with bruce gloves and matched clear roads, 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 split,

they have not forgotten, they say why all this happens in the 1st place, although a box of homes, but 3 is the founder does and with palestine, 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 l g 0. they root or we go big is and is rarely political commentary that he joins us now from televi. thanks very much for being with us. once again on al jazeera, 1st of all, it, as we've seen, that they've been strong from both sides over the course of the last couple of days . can you just explain what the feeling is they are and as well in regards to the safe spot? is there a sense that it is actually going to hold as well? i think uh, the citizens, the general population has an interest in his holding because his or was under severe attacks for weeks and weeks before the fees fire or when to do effect. i

don't know if that's the leadership sentiments the military, the idea for and the pharmacies fire who assigned that it was quite sure that they were going to revert back to siding. and to that, the fact that uh, as early is generally, and this is shared by, excuse me, this is shared by both leadership and general population is early. it's believe that we are entitled to do whatever we need to defend our security. and that, that does not count as a violation. there is, whatever has fallen, does that uh it amounts to anything including shooting to murder bombs into his early territory. ah, well, that's the violation. and that should be responded to strongly because otherwise his father will get the wrong lesson. that is a police shared by all his or at least we mean more. we can do more, we are allowed to do whatever we want and we need to defend ourselves for the other side. not so much. okay, well we will,

1st thing that's come out and some of the language that's being used to is where the government's basically threatened to quit penetrate and deeper into living on this the sci fi collapse is, i mean, surely with a ceasefire any a week or so all best and critically unhelpful given just how fragile it is right now. the o. israel has less that stress is early, never had an in gain $119.00. certainly, i mean, it basically accomplish what it set out to do at the beginning of this month or so . a more actually of the bombings of civilian population in the cities, all overlapping on is i wanted to kill his dollars leadership. that is what he wants to manage to do that almost immediately, everything goes on since that is basically hitting endless targets that were a team that had accumulated over 16 years and marking little check marks in the books. and those targets had been had no strategy, no m game, no vision. what else is there, but threats?

well, i guess on the other side of things i, one of the main drivers for nathan, yahoo to, to agree to the sci fi was to allow people to go back to the north of this route because it was so much pressure coming from them. i mean, how is that progressing, and is there any remaining tension between now who's coalition government and, and the population and network ads. it is not progressing at all, all but excuse me, coughing. it is not progressing at all. in fact, the population that was as accurate from the north, which is the strongest supporter of attorney to fight. and that's because the is early governments. and these are a military basically told these israelis has been as accurate as almost forcibly from their homes. so the only way what is or could achieve security is that there would be no lebanese anywhere near the. ready and not just that, that is, or i would control the territory and you're disordered. that is what they came to expect. they were told it would be a warrant, and it would take over and assure their security. now it turns out that that wasn't

the plan to begin with, and these northern residents are furious. they want or they want a tangible security. they want to see is riley troops, manning the border and into level 9. so these early government has been hoisted on his face on the tart. so okay, just very briefly. and we also understand that i'm awesome. fall to discussing what could happen after the war ends. and guys can just give us a sense of how that is actually being viewed and as well as they are concerned, that those talks are happening as there is some concerns that again, it's not as though is or can take any sort of sensible position with regard to these talks is our has denied any effective possibility for a political solution to golfer. uh, i think most is really easy. if you ask them they would definitely sign on to some

sort of arrangement. they would have. the testing in authority, routing doesn't, most is, or at least don't want to occupy, does our shuttle garza but most is also feel helpless on the one hand. and on the other. they still see the genocide. they still see the forever war as the only feasible auction executives, i feel like 11, and they told you that the population in the north could not feel security unless all i saw was, is riley's as far as the i can see. that's pretty much true about guys as well with regards to general these early populations. now i'd like to, i'd like to distinguish between 2 things. this is in the settlement plan. most is around. these are very much against suddenlink and gather. that is very story, a very religious, right, very specific. but most is, or at least can really found them a situation where gods loans, which equals how much would be allowed to simply take control of territory. the

border is on as well. so the war is the only feasible option, even for those people who understand there are a lot of people who understand how this war is really killing israel. there is no other option, but the war if you hear about robust political disagreements within israel, consider that on this issue, which is probably the most defining one at the moment on the issue of the war. and the genocide, the great majority of judges are always agree, almost completely. okay. alright, as what was fascinating to talk to you about all of this already goldberg for us? is there any political commentator? i think if that was still a head hit on al jazeera, a 6 not of protests in georgia, the prime minister accuses the opposition of attempting a revolution. and later in sports, bangladesh as clicking the state of ridge as much target. in the western days, the

had, the weather remains very unsettled across much of europe, with things have turned colder with some west to add more wintery features. some of those have sparked a warnings down in the south. it submitted to writing and it seemed west of the weather. on wednesday we still got those and a lot south for greece. the thunder storms with some very heavy rain. you can see the heavy rain extends across into it to be touching down into north of africa as well across most central areas. it is quieter with wintery features across the out of the black sea area. what it remains very wet, some of that rain slipping in to tech. here we'll see more of the way of winter weather as well. developing across the northeast remains rot a great and gloomy and bitterly cold across scan today via much runaway of sunshine

and settled weather for spain and portugal, at least on wednesday. but by thursday, you can see that found a very heavy rain moving a cost person, an island, touching down into front, some of that coming into northern parts of spain as well. but as a very heavy rain, we could see some storms and some wintery features of full. griffin luminaries of scotland have a yellow warning for ice and wind. and you can see that winter weather working its way into norway on 1st day. i as the in a split 2nd, a little go full of lights, joins the ranks of hundreds of children and because was lost at least one, lin, dated scott, but by no means broke. she looks to the future and have a key add on that show has saved owen medicine in pipelines. all that

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you watching i'll just hear a reminder about top story is the south. in the south korean capital protestors have gathered to the mom, the resignation of presidents in so killed civil society organizations in g o's and labor unions have added their voices to the calls to him to leave office and opposition parties and sell have submitted in motion to impeach the president's. concepcion has been under growing pressure to resign, to abruptly imposing martial lights on tuesday. only to lift is ours. eliza ends in central cancer is riley forces, have attacked you in runs school in the ovaries. refugee can, at least one person was killed and several others injured when an air strike. the 10th and the school was courtyard. 5 people including 4 children, have also been killed in a drone attack. and the nearby almost arrived refugee can. syrian government forces have launched account offensive against all positions. find has now hama, that's according to

a syrian rule. monitor the opposition, forces alia announced, they had seized control of several towns in the northwest and hama province. they was saying, firing on syrian on the physicians near hama city. the military held by russian forces has responded to their advances with thousands of a strikes. the russians, foreign ministry has condemned. the attacks by opposition find is describing them as terrorist groups and re offend russia. support to the regime? well, this is how things looked in the region a week ago. the areas in red here, controlled by syrian government forces supported by around in russia. the green areas are controlled by the opposition. um group. hi teddy, i'll shonell edge to us, as well as the ticklish back to syria national ami. the yellow areas are controlled by the syrian democratic forces that mainly corresponds, is backed by the united states. on november, 27th opposition forces launched and offensive from live aimed at

a lippert. it's serious, 2nd largest city. they rapidly tro about government forces taking full control and just for dies. then i turned itself to series. 4th largest city, hama, faced battles that taking place. now on the outskirts, the russian plans have increased. it strikes to try and stop the advance of opposition. find is that uh, moving along the m 5 roads that connects the major cities. the funds is site. if they take how much they will advance on series. 3rd largest city homes before targeting the capital damascus. well, from on all of this, we joined now by send them clearly who joins us from new orleans, syria. it's an official can just talk us through what you have seen so far since crossing the border there. well as, as of early hours in the morning, we saw some outside in to ask in northern as syria this elliana

austin eh, tyler fall. this is controlled by the free, searing army that we know as the syrian national army right now, back by the turkish military. and these areas have older the being taken uh from a, from the other factions before. and now i'm at the gate entrance of may not mean it's a are based currently, it's in views. uh, because during the operation of, of all of brands, it was already started at both by the churches. fact is syrian rebels the a curtis fighter group, a y p g, and children play the syrian national army has control of me, not a base, close to tired of thoughts which they to under control a couple of days ago, we just went inside, as i said, it's been written sunday, the rebel courses behind me,

they are telling me that they were able to capture some things and other minutes we left by the curtis shrivels. however, i'm on these levels behind me that are working on there are a lot of, some of them are from i left for some of them are from hama, as, as, as her father from many other places of syria who have been approved to then who have been who have put their lives to defend their territories. i have spoken to some of them. they are all very happy and excited that for the 1st time in years they are, all physician forces are gaining ground against the military. and therefore, to return back some of them over the phone. since a went to hama, sorry, to, to see the families, some of them didn't have any chances. they are in the battle ground. they are saying they're also preparing for another round of offensive targeting men based from the syrian democratic forces. but they're happy and they say they will take

comma and after that they will target them just because this is the motivation among the searing of position fighters for just standing behind me. ok, thank you so much for a little bit bit some cost cod there in northern syria. but life is fighting has cause severe damage to civilian infrastructure over the weekend by more than a decade of war affecting tens of thousands. sorry, and government strikes have damaged for schools and full hospitals and is a province killing at least 2 patients. a strike on a water station and wisdom to live o has also cut off supply for at least 40000 people. meanwhile, b u n. c is nearly 50000 people are fed their homes, a number that is rapidly rising. on the 2 bedroom is a communications adviser for the middle east and north africa at the norwegian refugee council. he says humanitarian aid has reduced drastically in syria at a time. when it's never been sort of viable, or if you look at the humanitarian assistance to see that has been shrinking over

the years. but security the last 3 to 4 years. we have of course as collectively as you want to say the community. now the receive less funding for, for syria, it's only 30 percent of the total size needed. the total needs in the country. of course, access has been not to be suspended and most of and joe was working in, in areas that are witnessing fighting and an engine security have had to suspend their operations except for some very critical life. saving almost a support to the hating for winter is going to be a massive challenge. of course inflation, which is already being recorded in places like collect, pull. i've spoken to people who told me to the prices of sugar and, and rice has doubled even more than doubled the, you know, the electricity supply goal to supply it's, it's, uh,

it's another line. sure. of the challenges and don't forget what's happening comes on the back of the also mess displacement crisis from from left and on the way i live in these and the syrians have a, you know, uh, poured into syria fling the is really bombardment. uh, you know, many of them are still there, so it is a crisis unfolding. you know, an individual is so many challenges the to georgia. now we're demonstrations in the capital to police. the have continued for a 6 nice police with the point in large numbers declared, the protest is using tig, s, and water cannon. to demonstrate is i angry about a government decision to delay talks on joining the european union. dimitri method inc, are reports from the protests and to play c or nighttime instability has become anything

but quiet protest as gather 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 walter about the spikes, the near freezing temperatures. it's only around plus 2 degrees. the tension seems to be really heating up. george's prime minister click of a, he's a, has accused opposition parties of trying to organize a revolution like ukraine's more than a decade ago in key. it's my down square. so the time to organize the my done george's already over what's called everybody. keep quiet. let's say and to keep peace in this country. so we are responsible for but i can assure everybody that there will be facing the 6 nights so a much earlier escalation of violence. police cleared the square and began shooting

vollings of tear gas grenades. the clashes happen in waves with protest as shooting fireworks and retreating when police 5 t a gas. we are 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. so as you can see, everyone around these wearing heavy duty gas mask. those who didn't prepare those 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 playing. so is i go really upfront to get it to you, i guess capsule. 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 to the job. but besides that,

every night till 5 the the most my reason we do want to try to really see is that a stalemate, the opposition wants a new election, but the government says it will not negotiate. to meet him, it didn't go out to 0 to police and they saw a foreign ministers meeting. isn't it? the 2nd day at the alliance's headquarters and brussels on the agenda is military support for you. crime is offensive against russia. nature. chief margaret has urged allies to step up the military aid to help strengthen keeps position shouldn't ends in negotiations with must go over an end to the war you cry and reiterated at school for a formal invitation to join. nice. so ahead of that meeting, president for a lot of minutes. i mean skis, also planning for move within re urgently from western alliance. he says

reinforcements, advice, all along the front line, an eastern new crime. we have russian forces have made gains and recent months. then they ask him, significant reinforcements are needed and the donuts directions, and this includes arm supplies from our partners. it is a direct dependence. the greater our armies fire power is more technological capabilities. we have to more effectively we can destroy, rushed as offensive potential and protect our warriors lice, calling us to, to pebble. so, and how is the defense in military and list? he says nice on membership. 3 for you. crime will likely be determined by the stance of us president elect, donald trump, for russia that i bring you made the membership or has beam and is now totally unacceptable. and basically this kind of whole conference began and is continuing because russia wants to prevent that. the russian official position is that ukraine should be in the neutral country. this neutrality should be guaranteed put into

your, creating your constitution. and of course, that's right now on acceptable for ukraine. so russia would not accept that it would be a jet crowds is fairly, basically a, but somebody writes, most likely right now there will be no mutual membership for the, for your brain. so they're asking for it now. everyone's going to be most likely waiting walk. the actual position will be of the new america registration. a civil society groups in the philippines are seeking the impeachment of vice. president's are the test time. 75 signatures have filed a complaint against the daughter of a former president. would we go to test i? it's the 2nd impeachment complaints the vice president faces. she's accused of various charges including incompetence, misuse of public funds, and potential corruption. while in office, she has denied any wrong doing bottom below has more from manila more than 70

people from progressive groups of filed another impeachment, complaints against philippine vice president. sarah was a 3rd to the 1st one. haven't been filed on monday, just 2 days prior. now this particular impeachment, complaint sites, just one round out of 6 grounds of impeachment under the philippine constitution. and that is betrayal of public trust. complainant say that the vice president has failed to explain how she spent more than $10000.00 in discretionary government funds in 20222023. now these funds have been the subject of congressional inquiries here at the lower house, which is dominated by allies of president printing. and marcus junior, congressman here during the course of their investigations have found, for example, that the vice president has sent receipts to the commission and audit that there would appear to be fictitious names and signatures the philippines sophistic. so for the has confirmed that at least 2 of these names do not exist in their records

. the vice president has also refused to explain how she spent more than $2000000.00 in confidential funds in 2022 in just 11 days. so given how congressmen have been at the forefront of these investigations, complainants are confident that they have a type case against vice president sarah, to turn to now in the 1st impeachment complaint. the assassination of threats that the vice president made against president marcos. the 1st lady, the speaker of the house that was cited in that complaint and complain and say that proves that the turn to is mentally unstable and is unfit to hold the 2nd highest position of the land. so these impeachment complaints will now go to the justice committee of the lower house. and if the committee finds that they are sufficient in form and substance, they will now go to bolt at the plenary and if one 3rd of the house votes, yes, it will. now go to a trial at the senate, all these could take anywhere from weeks to months. barn below al jazeera middle,

a mexico to bodies have been discovered in the wreckage of a car explosion in the state of son in law. it comes as violence escalades between 2 main factions of the us and the low a comp tell, a powerful criminal group. hundreds of people have died since the power struggle per account between the sides and september, john home and reports from mexico city. moving 500 people have now been queued 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 working guzman better known as old chapel. and these miles and by the abs and miles, both men with leaders of the senate, lo account. so one of mexico's most powerful. now they are in us prisons and the sons of bustling for control. it appears to be to the death, not just as along with those who turn up dumped on the streets every morning.

hundreds of missing this mothers on hunger strike, trying to will authorities to find her son was going to look at thing and please act do what you can with the investigation folks. louise, i want my son, but he's a good boy. that's why i'm making this file public so that you realize that i'm not asking you to defend and look for a criminal. the city's economies, a victim to clear kinds known for its sea food restaurants, brimming with customers, enjoying tacos, and cold beer. not now sliced into the account is practically extinct. it no longer exists. there's also no paid work in service jobs. this group would usually be playing in basel. private policies now kind of shuts up at night and they were on the streets asking for a handful of pesos. about space of the dates we had in the group were being canceled for reasons out of our control. so let's hope that normality turn since

the government says it's trying to bring that quote on sir, is don't say a lot of this, what we're going to resolve this in this, but it's not going to be today or tomorrow. it's a constant job which involves a big deployment of the army of the navy in mazda con, securing highways. but also really specific operations to detain those causing the violence. but it's pulled soldiers and the national guard onto the streets will much since this started in september with no apparent impact. john home and how does it a mexico city. but still a hit here on l. just air and sports, the red cars that helps with the balance and this german comp time. and he's here with that story next the

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do you know it was cool because i want we want the video one is so cold. so handsome, so nice and when you the, when is completely the opposite, 6 games and all coming up this ones they chelsea or white soft thompson and one of the c like games. he's also taking on manchester, united, united states, and in the 1st 3 games on the ribbon, i'm are in the have not moved up into the salt palm for the table, a boss or a different folder. it says fitness of also counts and hamilton already gold has seen who's seen when 3 straight games the latest a 5 c victory of a west time on such as a full statement to present. and again, this time in the, you know, quality that is very difficult to see. and when i talk about that trust is because he ends it every single day. the way he conducts himself. that way he talks to people on the ways constantly pushing each other to get this sound is as high as possible. and that's something that's always the he hasn't done, you know the night. so credit to him because he has on it great. not system

a much as you know, as if i read run this through is his ryan is less the city manager goes to a winning stops. so just a couple of minutes to his thoughts that opened the scoring against the west time with jamie's already on, even it must have went on to secure a 31 victory. lifting them full points clear of their allegations. tanglewood says the father was still burning. second page, but the 15 saw him major champion mit seize, struggling, skipped fits what? so 1049 lights are on this month on 26 back surgery in september. the american has applied since the open in july. what he missed accounts, which is a non playing house to be he or will challenge this week. and the bahamas, he says he hopes to be playing again next year. it was, it was quite painful throughout the end of the year and has had another procedure done to it uh, to alleviate the, the pain i had going down my like and so, and what are my commitments going forward? so once a month the i can say that all over again,

but i really don't know. i'm just trying to rehab and still get stronger and better and feel better and really get myself the best chance. like i can go into next year, full teams. i'm and be old style. kevin durant suffering a painful looking ankle injury during his things. when over the san antonio spurs, man, phoenix, son, is going to type the same one i full to $93.00. despite the victory that they were eliminated from the n. b i and i read went to bangladesh. cricket is in the west indies, they pulled off the 1st victory in the windows to 15 years to solve this series. one more means that's a $1.00 to $3.00 away tests and the same year for the 1st time in the history. and i've read the pounding they've taken. all right, that is how useful to is uh, looking for that. so pretty and we'll see you in a few hours. thanks so much and a. well that. so for me, tell mccrae for this new sound modeling site. we'll be back in just

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