right, they, i'm here to define a protest that they say we need to speak out of some genocide and got them after allowing them to protest for our police doctor to detain more than 200. demonstrate just by one, the opposition forces in syria say they've taken the southern city of that off. the 3rd major city to fall in just a few days. the low wind sammy's a dime on comes as prime minister says, momentum has read tons. a gaza sees 5 talks off to the recent us selection the one on the ground in central dogs,

or at least $23.00 palestinians are killed in his id, a tax on the site on dressy g cap, parliamentary votes on teaching, south korean present. you saw you set to fail off the governing called the n p. 's won't count the we begin in syria where opposition finds is a continuing to false government troops through the streets. they launched an unexpected defensive last week, and the government has already lost control of several important cities in the past hours. the forces claim control over night setup. that's the the border with israel . let's take a look at where things stand, opposition fights and say they've also sees control of the southern city of that all the city near the jordanian border holds historical significance. it's where the 2011 uprising against my shot. and i said, government began a neighboring

a sway that sites in still going on, man from the grooves community have joined the push against the outside, received opposition, forces say that are also closing on homes, known as the capital of the revolution. government forces say that carrying out their strikes in the area to hold their advance. and on the 1st day of position forces took full control of time out and city is crucial since it's a gateway to serious capital, damascus. the 1st to be captured by opposition fights is, was a lapse of serious 2nd largest city. fremont in the east for ford, se us back could, is fights is of take control of their result. and organization fights is say, they were advancing towards the capital damascus. now, would you like to know what it looks like uh, we are heading for damascus and we will meet into my ups square today. a totem

national liberation is being lifted by syrians. the spark of revolution was ignited and hold on. those sublist with this on the must join forces with assuming under for missionaries, under a collective national umbrella, we must take a play through yet position, and 6, the end of tourney, reinforcing justice equality and dignity. it's one of them i want to speak to is an a called a standing by for us in must not in evidence because valley border with syria and actually in the moment will speak to new to older who is at the job of the board of crossing between jordan and so what we're going to do is actually we're going to start with zayna. so say that 1st of all i just for about a list of places that the rebels are advancing community today, they making a big push in clothing towards damascus. the capital yes, major territorial gains over the past 10 days. much of

a southern syria is now under the control of the opposition. you mention those provinces that are connected to the sway, the yes, there's still pockets of territory where the regime still has the troops, but the rebels are pushing them out of the region and they are making their way towards damascus towards the southern gates of damascus. the rebels saying that the syrian capital is their destination and their objective is to end the president bossard assets and what they are calling an oppressive regime. again, calling on army troops to defect, to lay down their arms and to join a new syria. and while the rebels are making their push towards the baskets from the southern front rebels also making their way from the north. now at the gates of homes, they still haven't launched and offensive to retake that city. but in the eastern country side of homes,

we are seeing government troops withdrawal as well as in the central city of palm era. the biggest question is, what kind of a fight will, what is left of the regime carry out of, or are they there or, you know, are we see? are going to wait for the outcome of talks in, in del, how, between the major stakeholders in this conflict. hey ron, this turn key as, as well as rest. so there is a meeting in, they'll have to discuss the future of syria. and what we understand from sources is that they are the 3 of them are in agreement to respect the wishes and aspirations of the serial people. so they are, it seems that they are trying to find some sort of a negotiated settlement to avoid bloody battles. but you know, you cannot pull out the fact that some in the regime may still want to put up a fight. so a lot of uncertainties ahead. we are at one of the main border crossings between 11 on and syria. we're seeing cars and cars arrived from syria. there is no mass exodus yet. but after talking to people here that you know there's, there's

a lot of apprehension anxiety and worried about the uncertainties that lie ahead. all right, talking about buddha, areas that spring in. if we can now note all the news, your at one of the board isn't today. it doesn't seem like the syrian government is losing control of its borders. whether we talked about on time, on the boat or with a rock. whether it to be like that are on the, the boat with jewels and the night for the near the boat, it with this. right. and so that's not, it's not me whether it's in the south and that out and put nights on the border with israel and the occupied syrian a territory or with the on the border with iraq. the syrian review does not have control over its borders. and that is very significant because the support of, of the syrian really may require or indeed seems to be requiring from allies, especially coming from iran through iraq is going to be very difficult to come by.

now this is a, a significant development in this dizzying of these dizzying hours of fast developing a losses for the regime where it can no longer really say that it can control who enters the country. so certainly not who exits. we're here at the border all day. we seen jordanian nationals exiting the syrian territory being we, we've been told that there is nobody at the board and nobody to check their passports to stamp them out of syria. they're being received as nationals here. and meanwhile, the syrians who are here either for business or just to drop somebody off or visiting friends and relatives, they're stuck here. there's no way for them to come home because there's nobody to receive them on the serious side. right? no, stay with us for a 2nd cuz i want to pick up with zeno on is

a given what we're hearing from you and nor the regime losing ground, losing boulders. we're hearing a lot of statements from allies of support. are they all we actually seeing any allies send forces in to help the government as well, like you mentioned, statements of support from the syrian regimes allies, but they're not mobilizing. there is no indication of any account or offensive that is being prepared of the rebels launch the offensive 10 days ago. and what has been happening is the regime losing more and more ground. there is definitely low morale among the army soldiers and the opposition who's to say this for years. they used to say that we no longer are fighting the machine, were fighting their allies who sent thousands of men to help keep the regime in power. and that they were facing of the russian military,

the russian air strikes. so they know that very little is left of the, of, of the regime. and, you know, when we talk to some people who are still in damascus, they talked about this low morales. the fear is that if they're allies in one way or another, have a band the, whether they're unwilling to help or they're not capable of helping. we have to remember that, you know, has the loss of thousands of men to help push hard assets regime. but in the past 2 months, it has been in confrontation with this really army losing hundreds if not a few 1000 in the span of just 2 months. so it has but law has seriously been weakened by is confrontation with this really army. so this is, you know, this is why many are fearful and, and this thing is if the rebels are able to make their way to damascus, there are still people who support the opposition living in the syrian capital, who could rise up and help the rebels who are coming in, i'm from that point,

let me take it to news. so know if we are going to see any intervention from some of the allies, one of the place to look for it would be homes, right? because of its significance because of the fact that in 2013 we saw has the law intervene to save that city. right. what is going on that well, the, as you saw, the capital of the syrian revolution, a city strategically located, able to not only cut off connection between the mascot lacrosse gear and thought to speak strong remaining strong holes of the origin. but also it cutting off or taking over homes would mean that his butler would lose it the route through which it was receiving assistance from iran. and this is very, very significant. what is happening right now? not only affects syrians,

it affects the entire regions. it has implications everywhere, and that's why we saw those statements, but as they now was pointing out, the timing of all of this makes it almost impossible for the allies of the serial energy to intervene. iran with his eyes on washington on the incoming us administration, hezbollah, weekends by months of fighting with israel and israel also not staying out of the saying that it would not allow for any movement of syrian or iranian troops and fighters within the syrian territory. within a distance uh of its borders. so is the, is rarely is making sure to say that they're also going to continue to attack iranian hezbollah troops if they move, whether in lebanese territory or in syria and territory. this per tales, the ability of anybody to come to the regions at rescue, but certainly the fall of homes if it does happen, would deal

a severe blow to hezbollah and its ability to replenish and to recover after the war. less thing called correspondence, neutral, i will do this posting to us from jordan as well as design the whole, the reporting to us from 11 and the now exclusive video. obtain biologist data shows is ready full season firing at people attempting to rescue those who have been injured near the tomatoes, one hospital in northern garza, one palestinian who was wounded later died. there are a large number of bodies and wounded on the streets near the hospital, but no one is able to retrieve them the badly functioning medical facilities being targeted repeatedly. and this will,

northern gauze has been on the ministry siege for more than 60 days. now at least 3 people have been killed in gaza. city. the men were killed in an israeli drone. this all strikes near a school is riley forces have killed at least 63 palestinians across the street since dawn on friday. that includes at least $23.00 people, is being killed by a strike on the house. and then the side on refugee camp in the center of garza, women and children are among the victims. many bodies remain buried on the rubble of destroyed buildings. see how the max moves isn't data is by in central garza. so the search for bodies. what is it revealing about the victims in the casualties home? more tragedy of sam, a coupon. folding it from a new site automatically get particularly from the bomb side. 7 residential

buildings in the northern part of the fabric view, cameron view were attacked by multiple airstrikes, the early hours of last night, and severely damaged and completely destroyed on the targeted at home. but more bodies that'd be removing from under the bodies. unfortunately, completely disfigured, fully covered with dust and so with the blog and ability of family members do not have an identity by the bottom here. there's some we're still looking at these bodies that are severely barren or the are completely the figure on unable to identify 100 percent of these are the bodies of their children, of their family members and relatives who are show during with them. i'm 5 this residential on this kind of after math and it's trying to keep unfolding and repeating itself across the gaza city. just the past couple hours it up, talk on jobs. the city, the northern part of got a lift, 8 people killed, they didn't get, we're looking at women and children. this is the base of video. talk women into the

making. the majority of people died in these in these attacks. but the fact that it's becoming more noticeable now the remaining family member, surviving family members are on tables, do recognize and identify the bodies of their family members relative and, and those aware of children with them. and in the end of the homes that are targeted, this is an indication and of the kind of bonds and weapons that are used by this really monitor the quite deadly. the not only do cause to death immediately. that's the, that's a completely disfiguring bodies, as well. as the at the, there's a trap that appears it through the body is complete, it changed their, their physical outlook and this makes it very difficult. this is another the tragedy for surviving family members. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much, honey. my fluids, several leaders have gathers have it in cause of a talk,

so they'll have for him. the phone witnesses will be wrong. tortilla and russia expect you to meet and discuss developments in syria on the sidelines of the event . garza is also on the agenda. the prime minister of cause and cold for more to be done to end israel's genocide. as the humanitarian tragedy in guys continues with its repercussions expecting to lab and on, and syria, making it essential to exert every possible effort to bring it to an immediate and put them up on the success of the temporary pause achieved through the joint mediation efforts by the state of guitar, the air of republican egypt and the united states of america, leading to the release of hostages and alleviating human suffering, demonstrates that diplomatic action can succeed when the necessary will is present and the job to south korea now, where the governing policies and piece of stage the will count the head of a vote to impeach the president national speaker. the speaker of the national

assembly is appealed to m. p. 's and the people power policy to return to the chain by saying that voting is the only way to protect democracy. the vote was cooled off the president use of fuel briefly imposed martial earlier this week as move funds, outrage and protests. huge own policy had not said his resignation. was unavoidable. at the moment was speak, the child started. so these outside that south korean palm in the 1st let's go inside. rob mcbride is the for us. so rob, where does this will account leave the impeachment proceeding? so far, this will account seems to be a very effective a di railing, this whole impeachment process. you'll recall that there's a and p in piece. my motion was put in by all of the opposition parties that by the main democratic party, it needed 2 thirds of the seats in the national assembly to support it. and in

order for it to get through, that has been all sorts of speculation leading up to these folks that the main ruling people's power policy would stage some sort of of attempts to do rail things to the boy you caught the vote. and indeed they did it just to be full. the motion was even presented on the floor. there was a day they stood up as one group and basically left the chain, but to the shouts and bowing. of many of the democratic supporters that are in the public areas here of the national assembly building, but it meant that they would not have. there's only one member of the ruling party remained in the chain. but even if i'm post infected with the opposition party, they wouldn't have the votes to get this through. now, the opposition party is still holding out hope that they have until midnight. that's a few hours from now, that maybe some of the ruling party members will re to and then they are appealing for them to do so. but so far they have managed that the appealing, it seems,

all present in june to stay a stick with him to the rail that this impeachment vote. and so far they seem to be managing to do so. the democrats have defiled the display failed on this particular evening. they will return next week. i'm the week off to with more impeachment funds. and so, you know, given what you said, this doesn't sound like this is going to be the end of the process, even if it's the rail today, right? it does seem as though we are in, for a period of a political turbulence. he opposed inside the council of the inside the national assembly here inside the chamber and also as on the streets. and as you probably noticed, i mean the south korea is no stranger to political turbulence. we have had that in the past when presidents have full and file of their own parties of the off position i have become embroiled in scandal, have become desperately and popular. and we've seen it with people power

demonstrations of that in the streets of hundreds of thousands of people turning out. we last had that we'd pock you and hey, who was a deeply unpopular presidency. it back in 2016, 2017, who eventually was forced from office by the sheer weight of numbers in the streets and also an impeachment process. the opposition here inside the chain, but has allowed to continue. come what may with the opposition to the current president. i promising to impeach him, but also promising to push forward treason charges against him because of the actions he talked earlier this week with the ill fated short lived attempt at imposing motion though. alright, let's think rob mcbride and we can see we could see a moment ago that that was pictures of people voting. let's go outside that part of the building because child stratford is standing by for us. so how the protest is taking this news of basically the riley notes being page means the process. charles

was very interesting how the change once the news came through that refusal by the really quality to participate in the disclosure estimates of, of least a 150000 people who attended these protests and such, most around about all of them seem to have gone this you can still see though they're all a tens of thousands of people and i and the people that we spoke to in the immediate so often, although bad news expressed huge and disappointed would one mind pulling to get actually inside of it to use words to this is another interesting, really saying that as you heard, robot leads to that because of the, the history of the, the power holds. people hold the streets and it demonstrates the previous imprints works and virtual trumpeting over the person as a result of the people on the streets believe was the most important. they

purchased it expensively. today's the 1st day we're going to continue on this to take some time because here, people on the stage and that what you're trying to keep the, the crowd or, you know, it's been, it's been telling that to where is a couple of hours ago, people that used to say, well, came through the lodge, continue with so much charles for the president, the beach, the president. now what you've got is you've got a similar charles happening. but at the same time, they punctuate to buy popular music that is being played, that he's trying to keep the morale of those that remain here. but it seems to be less if you like over the political now because it is so important for the opposition to, to maintain the numbers to maintain the pressure on the streets. busy from the

people on president viewed and i don't the ruling policy to participate in the situation with bill vote. all right, thanks so much. charles scott, for the the 6 bodies have been recovered from a this is mine in south africa. hundreds more people still believe to be trapped on the ground. police i've been trying for weeks to draw the miles, is part of a crank download illegal mining the thought of the site. many of the mine is refusing to come to the surface and still fontaine why they could face arrest. awesome web has more comfortable. mid to food. a water has been lowered down the mind shopped for about 3 months. many of the autism don't mind, is it being below oh for much longer in a court road on sunday that suit to be sent down. so please have a loud associates of the mind as to the top of the shaft to lower it. they will say pulled up several bodies a both. how about to walk about the rope poles the body up,

but it all becomes dramatic. as soon as the abiding about getting above the ground . the gold seems you are about 2 and a half kilometers deep. this is one of a bounce. this used mine shocked in this area. some of them are connected, but it's difficult and dangerous to pass through the tunnels. the low miners who have come out from other nearby shops in recent weeks, say a gang of on demand from the c 2 is in control. then no lifting hundreds of stopping miners out and eating most of the food that the volunteers from the mind is community deny it. please say all those in the mind of criminals and the lowering more food, if i prolong what they see is a stand off. then a model that has been said that definitely might even cottage people to stay there for another year or so, which is a problem. and then we, we went to meet the phone,

but unfortunately the quotes that they didn't put any mutation, meaning nobody's been brought up the shots to live for nearly 3 weeks. a planned professional rescue operation still hasn't started. please say it's still being prepared. if an elevator cages load, it's not clear, if those below will be willing or allowed by those in charge to come out. right. groups and church groups have been campaigning for food to be lo, it in the meantime. um, we need to define intervention dealing with the criminal element, but also dealing with a human element. i think we need to strike the perfect balance to see how we can resolve this as quickly as possible and save as many lives as we can. tens of thousands of people from around the region work in south africa's deceased minds, the gangs of connections to international minimal markets control. many of them everyone. he is still waiting to see how many people are in the mine below,

and how many will come up alive. malcolm web out, his era unesco is added, the century is all tradition of novel see soap making to its intangible cultural heritage list. the cross originated in the palestinian city of nablus and they occupied westbank. it's been passed down through the generations mailbox. they reports a centuries old palestinian tradition has now earned global recognition. this is the oldest surviving. so factory in the occupied westbank to con was established in $1872.00 in the heart of nablus. every bar produced here is a work of art preserving palestinian heritage as g. uh, the recognition of the bill. see. so while you last kind of us part of the world heritage is an acknowledgments by the global community. i'm the necessity of preserving it, i mean, but so making isn't confined to factories using only 3 ingredients. walter,

caustic soda and the key component, pure olive oil. the simple formula has been passed down through generations limits and i haven't had the name or the past and you chose to start making was an elderly relative from the village of a my teen. a long time ago, around 20 or 30 years ago, she came here and made so when she cooked the oil, i observed how she did it lot in the process and started making. so myself, i made it for everyone and all town, but the, the traditional process unfolds in several stages. the ingredients are mixed keywords and the bar stacked into towers where they're left to breeds for palestinians. this is a symbol of resilience. yeah, i mean you have to have this on this recognition is especially important given these really occupations efforts to undermine these traditional industries. how the

time you now recognize globally. now we'll see, soap making is a living tradition honoring palestinian identity with every bar lina, all the, all clear outages here side say whether it's next time inside story, stay with us. the cost went to i that it contains really cold air is still held a long way knowles, and it's, it's sitting here in just the northeast of china months. 11 is the maximum in hopping. and that code that comes across the open water generates a lot of snow, particularly for her carter and snow. sharon's for the science in home. she was you'll catch mice the, the high ground missing to be on that temperature was with me or more. that's why we should be single figures, beijing's at 6 solve its full that cools,

going down to was home calm, $21.00 degrees. your highest hit breeze a couple of days as well. the snow childs have gone by the time we get to the end of monday, really want to like rain shares and that's about it. so sunshine predominates and it should do of india or bangladesh. unpack is starting a bit of change recently. you know, there's been some flooding or less chan, our size woods, as we had a couple of it was spinning is go across, but that's disappeared. i mean, so much drawing a picture. there are a few showers, so the know of knows non for dash for example, i be just reaching addition. but more interesting the, this northern planning can just take time off india and into no impacts down this being covered in fault and polluted as of smaller for weeks on end has changed over to a bit. there are showers in the forecast to rain or snow close for the high ground, but that means the equity has improved. the,

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