the button, the the, you're watching the news, our life from headquarters is all 5 games are coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel carries out hundreds of attacks across syria. the un secretary general falls for an end to the straits. syria is new prime minister says he's working with officials in the side government to reset public services and institutions is where the air strikes across scholars. i kill at least 34 powerless opinions. areas around the come out loud lawn hospital and the proceeds north are targeted and demanding more action and protection from the government's process or housing teneo

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describe the tax on at least $250.00 targets inside syria. in 48 hours battering what it said were to military sites, including naples, vessels and 3 major airports. a made a security vacuum after opposition forces ousted president bush or all that sudden mon, unless we aren't going to be business manifold. on later in the night while we were at home, we heard the sounds of the air strikes. i called people with the port and they informed us that the port was being targeted. this morning we went down and saw that these really army had struck the former resumes military boats. the air strikes follow these really military sees in control of a demilitarized buffer zone in syria. in violation of a decades long. you went back to cease fire agreement between the countries. i mean my feeling because i have, i won't rebel leaders and syria, whoever follows assets past will end up like a side. we will not allow an extremist islamic terrorist entity to act against israel across the board as and at the risk of its citizens. we will do whatever is

necessary to remove the threat of its, of israel is again claiming all its actions are in self defense to safeguard its porter to prevent the old regions arsenal from falling into anyone else's hands. but israel's critics, including arab leaders in the region, say it is using instability and syria to make another land grab. and from another neighbor i spelled out. last night we lived in terror. people came out of their homes, wondering what had happened. we did not know what was going on amid the chaos rumors circulated that is really tanks were on the outskirts of damascus, which is real denied in the past year. israel has committed genocide and palestine . carried out attacks on lab and on iran, jim in iraq and now its largest ever ariel operation on syria. a mass of assault that is compounding the already challenging task ahead of bringing an internal order to a new syria zane bus or avi olga 0 must know at the loving on syria border. the

when secretary general spokesman has called on israel to stop the bombardment, son he, warren, that attempts to seize syria land are illegal. and it is very clear that we stand against any violation of the territory of the territorial integrity of syria. we're against of these types of attacks. i think this is a, this is a turning point for syria. it should not be used by its neighbors to encroach on the territory of syria. it should be used by all those in the region and beyond to support the syrian people so they can choose their own path. so they can they work and work on a transition that is syrian lead that is syria own. uh, that is inclusive with all the minorities, myriads of minorities that, that are in syria, a feel safe and feel,

feel they are part of the syrian nation. meanwhile, the new administration in syria is working to restore order and public services. after the hosting of the said government banks ministries on shops are reopening, and life is slowly returning to normal. people in the capital, damascus have been helping to clean the streets, literally appointed prime minister mohammed debussy. it has been meeting with the transitional government about charting the path forward you the just to today we had a meeting for the cabinet and we invited members from the old government and some directors from the administration and implemented surrounding areas in order to facilitate all the necessary works for the next 2 months until we have a constitutional system to be able to serve the syrian people. today we have other meetings to restart the institutions to be able to serve out people in syria. for so far there is in the syrian capital dom ask us for more details on the new

administration as the prime minister of the intent of government mohammed this year . say that it has the meetings between the elements of the world or give the officers and the new commerce. so, but still there are some of the concerns. when we talk about the position, we're not talking about the single entity is, is a coalition of the foot inspections, but the maintenance one is h t s the her, the at the shop. and i had to tell you to show and they hope be the domain is military force, but by a point the mohammed bush, you a close ally of our much shut off or as easy as he's no name of that. would you like any of the july any know, you were seen that is, this is more and more towards the goal. so being the most prominent force and now the questions whether the new syria is going to be a democratic one is going to be inclusive. now, what does it protects up to a position where the different segments of society are going to be able to present

the family or not with the city of different parts of syria? oh, it's going to, they're going to have their own seats around these new tables or not. and of course, more importantly, if these qualities, you know, if the position is going to be able to keep the confusions and the left and the stuff bite to rob to or not all of these questions i'm just remains to the answer. syrians and the shuttle assess coastal hometown of attack, y'all have been celebrating that town is home to, to russian bases. moscow has reached out to the new administration, hoping to ensure the security of their bases their 100 students were arrested in latasha during the syrian revolution. to the last section we stayed on sunday, blinking has discussed the situation in syria with the counter parts from the middle east. speaking at a news conference earlier, the spokesperson for the us state department said washington will be judging

syria's new administration by their actions and not towards the united states fully supports a syrian lead and syrian owned political transition that leads to credible, inclusive and non sectarian governance he's also outlined several principals that we believe should be upheld during the transition process and formation of a new government. respect for the rights of minorities, facilitation of humanitarian assistance, the prevention of syria from being used as a base for terrorism or posing as a threat to its neighbors. securing and safely destroying any chemical weapons, stockpiles. hyatt to your alshaun is using the right words. but we will of course, judge them not by those words, but by their actions over the coming days coming weeks, the coming months. my kind of has details from washington dc. the state department spokesman says that the secretary of state remains in contact with other leaders in the region, a telephone call with a jordanian foreign minister. the reason for these contacts spokesman is to get

everybody on the same page with regard to the principles on which a new syrian government should be built. the us suggesting these principles at once to get agreement from all the other parties in the region. but at the same time, the spokesman saying that this is a process that has to be driven by the syrians themselves. that's a no country on the outside, including the us, should be dictating to the survey and people as to what form. busy of government, they should be establishing and how it should be established. we heard as well from the state department spokesman a difference between recognizing a country it recognizes the state of syria as opposed to recognizing a government. it does not recognize the previous government. and at this stage, we're not drunk recognition, to apply it to me at alshaun, for example, until that has become a form of government, a k to on the principles that the us supports and other countries within the region

support. so a very clear position emerging from the united states, it will remain in contact with all parties. it will attempt to push the principles that things a future, syria should be both on. at the same time, it continues to insist they will be no direct us involvement. they should be no direct involvement from neighboring countries in terms of establishing a new system of government governance within syria. my kind of, i would just sierra washington. so the opposition alliance has led by, hey, at the heading it is um, its a syrian fighting group that was formed in 2016. it's pretty assessor a new sort upfront was an affiliates of our kind of within the opposition to the said governments. since 2017, the group has tried to change its image saying that a cut ties with al qaeda before toppling a said it's run a self styled administration and

a pocket of syria and it live. and they provided civil services like tax collection and supervisors. the health, education, and agriculture all sectors. the 4th was classified a, tara group by a number of countries, including the u. s. and the u. k. and continues to be labeled as such. will now speak to brian phillips as a reader in the departments of government, of the university of essex, joining us from colchester. thanks for your time. so how do these western governments decide which groups to label as terrorist organizations? thank you. good evening. so there are processes for all governments that have terrorist lists to indicate how, how they put certain groups on these lists. and i wouldn't points out also that there are a number of lists around the world. the united nations has its arrows list, russia, g area, china, many countries of terrorist lists a nation. yes is, is on many of these lists due to its previous historic affiliation without data,

as you mention, which, which ended in 2016, 2017. so generally when you century, using the u. s. as an example, the us has a bureau of counterterrorism within the state department. it's constantly reviewing, filing non state actors around the world. and if they had done, defy a group as being a 4 and to the united states, that's one of the, the necessary criteria for in the united states using terrorism. and also considered a threat to us national security. in this group, it seemed to submit to meet the criteria and could be put on the us or, and terrorist work. but i said, what does that mean? what is it exactly that determines, is it possible to tell what determines the designation offer an organization as a terrorist, as a terrorist organization? i mean, does it depend on sort of attacks taking place, the type of attacks frequency or other methods used? so yeah, so, so i've, i've looked at this and research with the, with

a colleague here now last week. and we found that it's the level of violence that a group side. the ology a number of factors seem to be important. attacking as americans might be important for the united states for, for it's less, but also affiliation without paid. our, the so called islamic state seems to be quite important. and also the us government has that seem to focus on as long as groups, in particular, more than other types of groups. and that's my thing. and look at, and you just said that you've looked into this. i know you've done research into this as well, whether there is enough known at this point about the consequences of the designation and the impact it has on these groups. yeah, that's it. so it's a really good question. their debates about to what extent this designation can actually reduce filing scheme send a goal. there are a number of unintended consequences in terms of risk production, remittances and donations. the charities. they are chilling effect square,

individual concerns because one legal consequence of designation is that becomes a crime and material to materially support the group. so anyone who is sending money to anyone in the group, anyone affiliated with a group, a charity associated with a group, can be charged with material support to a terrorist organization, which is a serious crime up to the sentence of up to 20 years in prison. so this is a real concern for individuals who might be thinking of about supporting the transitional, syria and government for n g o's, or businesses who might be considered and going there to support. and it's important process. there's a potential that they could be charged with material support to a terrorist organization. and and so then how do governments decide to remove a group from the terrorist designation? what sort of criteria is use then? that's right, that's a great question. and then for the one that i think uh, in london or in the washington, a lot of people are discussing these days in new york with united nations as well.

uh essentially their reviews ongoing all the time to see are these groups they'll affiliated with with groups like health health data, what kind of violence are they engaged to and are they committing human rights violations? so i think these are things the governments will be looking for, and then i know governments have said they're looking to see, to what extent the new government can be a clean, inclusive of, of, of various ethnic groups in the country. so these are some things it'll be, it'll be watching for beyond simply the use of violence. okay, brian phillips will leave it there. thank you so much for joining us from culture starting the okay. thank you. well, serious new administration, the size of a whole war, criminals to accounts for atrocities committed under the shot. and as rules, journalists, north dakota marsh is in the dom on neighborhood in damascus, where they said governments killed more than 200 civilians and 2013. during the war

. we are here in the neighborhood, the city of damascus and according to civilians. this was the place that the massacre off of the diamond was committed by the assad to a g. militias. here in this area, a civilian told us that the assad redeem a forces. i had it just points on that location over there. they used to detain civilians and bring them all the way into the alleys of those buildings. and this place was actually according to civilians. this place was a built and they used to be buildings and displays and a, the, a soldiers you forces used to bring those detainees, add a kill them in this area. and after they have committed genocide, it goes over $200.00 civilians, detainees in this area. they, according to civility, is they surrounded the entire area with the very firm,

a secure, a group on the area and they, uh, they brought a, they brought the bulldozers and equipment to destroy the entire area. the entire buildings were destroyed just to hide the if the evidence, according to a civil is and actually civilians who he also told us that they also recognized the perpetrators for this massacre. a lieutenant or a recruit from the outside region named as i'm just a uses and he's still on the run a right now. she wasn't heck, a words are not enough to describe the situation here. i urge those who can help to come here and do something for us. it was a massacre massacres. it can't be described. in addition to that, there was robbery, plunder, looting swift library. there's nothing you can do unless you pay money. you can live with dignity. following the videos that everyone saw, the regime sent the bulldozers that turn the area upside down,

most of of the regime, sensitive dogs to destroy everything under the protection of the security forces. the sucks swept the area up and down. my vocabulary can't describe enough the entire situation here and the civilians are also calling for a civil defense, a team's an international committee to come and displace and investigate this massacre. of course this massacre was. busy was committed a back in 2013 in the neighborhood after the assault dugean displaced the entire region of the month. they, uh, they brought their detainees and those who participated in the peaceful demonstration. and they actually explained that they brought him here to kill them . and buried them in the high b a evidence. however, civilians here told us that they will not stop until they all the perpetrators are brought to court and are, you know, are a they pay for what they have done to the people here know color most probably because you're all from the adama neighborhood, damascus. okay,

we're now going to speak to a doctor for that. how about i do the president of the syrian american medical society joining us from chicago. thank you for your time. so the war over the past 14 years is devastated. the country's infrastructure. what is the state of the health system today as you understand that to be wow, i mean, the health care system, as you said, is estimated through years of neglect, so near as of the base, the as it turns out, the salvation of the health care structure the, the health care system in syria is divided into 2 sectors. one was a private sector and the other is a public sector. so how does the hospitals develop changes they've done? and it's actually now more than ever there i'm travel because of there is a shortage of supplies and most importantly, shortages doctors of stuff uh,

shortage of, of nursing. now mazda a lot of nurses outside them, they have uh, went to their villages. so at this point now they're making bad situation, even worse of a lot of some doctors have not gone to their back to their work. and the civil society has not been able to pick up some of the problems of time from the shortages in public sector. but overall, in syria, i think the main problem is after many years of the dictatorship, a civil societies have not been able to develop. they were never given a chance to develop and they were never allowed to develop. so a lot of what they need to do now is very as quickly develop some of the services that we'll be able to carry on. so yeah, so what should be the priority is right now uh,

in terms of the beginning to rebuild the health systems, right. yeah, the rebuilding boss is gonna take a long time, but for now the number one priority. in my view, the psycho social supports, particularly for the thousands of prisoners that were relieved, were released to recently popular re you're going to be able to rehabilitate those prisoners. and not only that but to it's effects on society for every prisoner that was released. there are 1000, those are families that are greasing today because their loved ones could not be found. or even if they know their die, the ones have reopened again. and you have a lot of briefing and a lot of, you know, a lot of the search and see how to deal with the problem that has the certain people has enjoyed for many, many years. that i think any of that is the number one problem that we need to

address now. and to look for long term solutions on how we're going to be address this problem and how we're going to be able to be a tunes for reconciliation and, and, and, and, and kind of ailing process of, of, of years of years of depression and, and, and basically the oppression and, and of course dr. from either international sanctions on syria remain in place. the international crisis group writing on x that syria is one of the most heavily sanctions countries in the world. what would leaving these sanctions in place mean for syria and the health system? a well, the story of the sanctions on syria always excluded the humanitarian. hey, i think the problem with the, with the previous redeem and humanitarian. a facility that was mainly corruption. um the, the aid was not going to the right place has

a lot of it was subject to nepotism and subject to rights and then, and, and 6th stream corruption. so i think that has to be really shaped right now. and the international community has to be able to deal with different players. now the players that are going to be able to deliver that a to the people who deserve it. months. i think the that's a big mistake for the human, terry and set of units. aaron, aids or few materials they provide was n g o as international and you goes to stop working right now. the other issue that it was affecting base, the humanitarian aid as over compliance is from backs. uh, you know, even though a few minutes here around central was student, but many banks did not want to deal with any chat with them. don't want to take any chances of being one day. a choose of violating sanctions on right. on the 870 people. so essentially now it should be lifted. i think anyway,

because i think they need to allow the new government, the milk and the people to be able to, to find ways to rebuild their a, their, their lives. right. doctor must have done how about their president of us here in american medical society? thank you for speaking to us from chicago. you're welcome. thank you for having me . the consumer head on the all the 0 news our including the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. christ conspiracy during his 1st appearance at his corruption trial, the and the winners have been about peace prize feed for the elimination of nuclear weapons the

to israel's were on garza now palestinians. there have been under constant attack for about 14 months. in one of the latest strikes, 25 people were killed when a residential building was hit, and bates had no one in the north of the strip. another attack on a house and they'll say dot refugee camp in central gauze. i killed at least 7 people. and in the south, 2 people were killed at a strike and verify more than 44700000 citizens have been killed since israel's war begun. and the besieged north is really war plains have renewed, their bombardments arouse, come out aloud, while on hospital, people are unable to get food, water medicine or medical treatments. because if it is really a blockade, this law says more than 2 months thought about sue has more from dated by now and central garza, the situation has been quite tense during the hours of this morning and even till now where multiple areas of course, this trip have come on is that relentless attacks, including are rough,

i city was 2 sided hours this morning. civil defense cruise managed to recover 7 bodies of palestinians who tried to return back to get flour from the homes. despite the east very declaration of the area to be an active military. so, but the situation getting much more critical in the northwest, it had to reach a very tipping point in terms of the duration of medical supplies that come out. i do on hospice. a lot of the ongoing operation in the city of law here. well, this area has to be a will tony region where does kind of destruction as a quite a gun to take and simply, ins are reporting on cost and clashes between uh how much fights is on the east by the occupation forces this ongoing operation in the north has been ongoing for more than 66 days, with no leak tops on the ground where the humanitarian told is a wrong thing with no leak top. that the medicare reality is in a very desperate need for a full section of military accent in the media told over the confrontations in

order to afford them with a safe before we go to a transfer site using like saving medical supplies for the already regional medical sector that continues to grow with the reality that to provide medical services for a thousands of palestinians of and most of the strength power company out there that i think is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has appeared in court to give evidence in his corruption trial for the 1st time he faces charges a fraud, a breach of trust and accepting bribes, dating back to 2019 prosecutor say the prime minister in granted favors to media organizations and return for favorable press coverage. what are their reports? 5 years after his indictments on 3 separate corruption charges. benjamin netanyahu is finally appearing in court ministers of his party. and right when coalition are

attending in solidarity. i'm sure his innocence and i am sure that his innocence will be proven. this is a polarizing chase and israel fuelling what nathan, yahoo, is the opponent say is his campaign to complete a judicial cool and undermine the press in the right wing circles. anger for now is aimed mostly if the attorney general who brought the charges from my perspective, there's a valid task situation in defiance here. and also expecting from my colleagues, the ministers, not only to top, i guess the attorney general, but also to send her home outside the court house. a mixed crowd. supporters angry if what they say is the which one against that's anyhow. and protesters also angry at what they view as demand. so fish campaign to stay in power at any cost, including the lives of captives in gaza. benjamin netanyahu is fighting for his

freedom and political future in israel and abroad. aside from this case, he's also wanted by the i c. c on war crimes charges. but as long as his white wooden coalition holds latonia, whose endless floors in territorial expansion in the region will likely continue not all the elevator. i'm the winner of the nobel peace prize. the campaign group in the hall and he dine to has called for the abolition of nuclear weapons in light of ongoing conflicts in gaza and ukraine. they made the remarks as they accepted the prestigious award and also members of the group use their herring experiences, a survivors, and send us an atomic bombings of japan in world war 2. sonya g, a reports the it is, is the combination of decades of what to the home he down until the groceries atomic survivors organization. there was still so much more to do this advisors

themselves known in japan as a heap of portia. now in the eighty's and ninety's phones, the good to draw attention to the horace of media will be telling the trauma they experienced as a warning to the modern world. full doors name took with us. i conducted you imagine this through a full 1000 nuclear warheads. this could be launch immediately. this means that the damage that occurred in hiroshima and nagasaki could be multiplied by hundreds, even thousands. and it could happen at any moment. there is a situation where it is not surprising. any of you become victims or possibly even perpetrators skulked over when the united states dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. it led to the depths of 210000 people. those who survived remote wine anguish and determination to never let it happen again. a yes, in

a world marked by conflict in the middle east in ukraine. the danger they want is ever present. yeah, we saw your reaction in an exclusive interview without a 0 straight off to collecting their reward. they emphasize the need for world leaders to choose life of a death, but the 0 more near you, my go. sure, well, russia and ukraine, or will everyone, including the us and nato is supporting ukraine no way. they not really fully supporting the boy as a result, the will ends and neither victory nor defeat the cool part of the just continues endlessly. why don't the cleaning people are living in life where they don't know if they will be alive tomorrow? it's the same situation and god with so many people have also lost their lives. and so if this continues, the children will not be able to receive proper education and it will have enough food on the phone. i wish the world's politicians would stop this unit and sonya, this is a mission petition for the global community to stand together in the face of

a destructive and powerful force being while the numbers of the he but kusha dwindle. every year, the goal is constant and to new to your roof and for good, for the preservation of humanity. so when you got your goal, i'll just 0. still ahead on the i'll just to reduce our major and he was very dangerous from to, to keep the breeze by boat. what's the don't? yeah. so it'd be a hand getting ost 3. i drove many friends and same thing for us. definitely has country 9 years on this syrian chef as serving opportunities to fix culture on celebrating a subs all the more details and merge of over 26 year old suspects charge with murdering of health insurance executive in new york. last time on the richardson in so one of the world's most ins, the same as when its 3rd major trophy in less than

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the hello again, the top stories on the out. is there a news our fee is really military? so as that's carried out with nearly $500.00 strikes across syria over the past 48 hours, the one 6th street general has called on israel to stop the bombardment. the new administration in syria says it's working to restore order on services after the else thing of the said governments, the newly appointed prime minister has been meeting with the transitional government. the u. s. as of supports a serial lead fund owns political transition that's inclusive. it also noted that the seriously with ministration will be charged by its actions and not words will now speak to him. i want the shot of who's out to 0 senior political analyst joining us from london high. their motor won. so israel's bombing,

hundreds of military sites across syria depriving essentially the new syria of any military capabilities, as well as occupying more syria land at the same time. what is its n game? one thing for sure is that it's taking advantage of the vacuum within the country or the preoccupations of the syrians. we're getting better on the ones in order to impose and you're already out of here in syria. 11 that we're syria, of course, has no strategic or military capability of any sort to, to impose a new uh, is really domination if you wouldn't made it to the domination over syria. 2 and 3 in the word. so nothing. yeah. oh, and this is very, very interesting. one thing that we need to come and visit again and again,

when you said that that was a historic day for syria, that creates new, an important or fortunate fuse for is read a flight, something to say, that's what happened in syria. is he started increase your changes for days, right? in the sense, in a way of holding at least 21 is really publication. it's a wing kathy's on government to say, look, this is gonna allow us to up to 5 more shooting instead of doing this wouldn't allow us to expand or to patient be on the board on heights into more through the song factor syria and that eventually in the long term future either actually allows has, i think steinberg's frontier should i please provide it with some sort of a bargaining chip. whereby if it withdraws from you these new territories, it can maintain the occupied growing heights. okay. and how do you expect the new syrian administration to be dealing with this? because up until this point,

we haven't heard anything yet about the violations. the is really violations of serial lance. there's no doubt that this is image of the humiliation for seeing you as a whole major violation of serial sovereignty. and it's something that probably the new or sort of this is seeing your time to avoid as much as they can because these are certainly embarrassing. but also because it's on the lines they have in capacity for response, and it's as simple as that. theirs don't be occupied with heating the ones and can't figure out what to do next. in syria, the peaceful they help us get, get one of the same time trying to deal with the superior military forces has just basically through some 300 or 400 strikes, destroying the fire and made it to the capability of syria. so there isn't much they can do. of course they're trying to reach out to some of the friends and

allies if there are any. and clearly some of the other countries like egypt shall during the iraq and others i've condemned the is. busy really operation in syria and in fact the addiction for ministry have more and is, are like games. more mission to take more the territory from syria. but that's not going to help on the short term. i think is your last actually the way it's actually because the things it can get that we would not the long term is perhaps different because it also tends to move in by the sword. well, i'm sure i want viewers around the world. know the end of that price and for the allies off is real, i mean, the international community. will they speak out? what do you expect to see outrages yet more violations of another solver and

country by israel you know, it's mind boggling. i mean, here i am living and disappointment throughout punch in my career in politics or geo politics and i'm it surprised that good and again by west. so they prophecy on the stand it just it's, it's just amazing to listen to the british foreign secretary just define is drugs that question and see when to just make sure what susan is telling her saying women and what does nothing they are doing the same thing applies to washington when the national security spokesperson justifies the sense is there i was actions here to ethics doing truly mine, but in to see them jumping in the wagon. oh, nothing. yeah. oh, i know that as, as you and just reporting earlier, he's facing his own on, died front of corruption and this is not the dream with is read. that's nothing you know, vice of time to show up in the go on. i see the occupied good advice for the taking

pictures if you was a boy here at all taking credit for what just happened in syria calling get done, or should i see in order to expand is occupation oh is being justified? defended. how would even go as far as the extended rate in london, i'm washington might want to shut out. is there a senior political analysts? thank you so much for joining us from london. assyrian shift for us to flee to the u. k. 9 years ago to escape the war says he has a new sense of hope. so like thousands of refugees, i'm add, i'm out of not never thought he would ever be able to return home. but the end of the said government has changed all that. jonah whole when to speak to him at his restaurants in london. as in 2015 syrian shift emailed allow,

now joined hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing for europe. my journey was very dangerous from turkey to breeze by boat missing during the so it'd be a hand getting us 3 as your money funds and things and almost a decade later. and the crowds coming to him, the whole idea about you might see the and kitchen is to present not only our old so i will call to to be known cdn out of the i want them to, to, to have a taste of my the most of my own city, a busy lunch service in london. so who is a world away from the seismic events on folding and syria, but e med lives both in real time. i feel very, very strong right now. you know, like, and this is why this is why you, these buildings i would want right now, i'm not afraid anymore, because if we could get rid of,

i said we can do anything before we can decide or future. does he plan to go back? i ask if you asked me 10 days ago, are you waiting to go back to celia? i would say there is no serious. i would say there is no damascus, damascus. that i know it's not existed anymore. it's that for me, it's that oh my god, it's the medical 9 years ago, syria is in place and drove the badge to a new life in london. by the way, i'm not really busy anymore. just recently, i became a british citizen. we have 42 people working with us from u. k. spain, you can name it from everywhere. i have a united nation in our kitchen, looking forward with hope. immense. one regret is that he never saw his mother again. someone sent me a message this morning saying,

i wish that your mother would be with you when you walk back to the mass, its 430 to for a visit. i cannot describe this, jo, nicole elders, 0 number the, the suspect and the high profile killing of a us health insurance executive has been denied failed during a court appearance in pennsylvania. the 260 is luigi, mend joanie is charged with the murder of united health care ceo, brian thompson in new york last week. and joe and he was arrested in pennsylvania after a 5 day man hunt. he's now fighting extradition to new york christmas. salumi is joining us from new york covering the story for us. so what came out of today's court appearance, kristen,

or so to be clear, the suspect luigi man gianni the 26 year old is accused of a murder in new york. but he was arrested in pennsylvania where he is now facing additional charges related to the weapon that he was carrying and lying about his identity. so we are dealing with 2 different jurisdictions here, one of the new york, one in pennsylvania, and there is a process for man gianni to get from one place to the other. and his lawyers during that process today indicated that they would fight his extradition to new york, essentially slowing down the process. they now have 2 weeks in order to file motions with the court in pennsylvania. authorities in pennsylvania say that they are working with the new york authorities and that they see the new york case where the murder charges have been filed. second degree murder charges have been filed

against manji only as the priority. but they intend to continue their investigation as well and continue pressing forward with charges there. so the situation now is that he is likely to stay in pennsylvania for at least 2 or 3 weeks. so what more are we learning about men joining himself and his motives? well, we know that man joanie was by himself to add a mcdonald's restaurant with a laptop and a backpack when local police approached him and asked him if he had been in new york city. recently mad gianni apparently began to shake when he was asked that question, according to court documents. they took his backpack and discovered that there was a weapon and a silencer. and it looks very similar to the one that was used in that shooting of

the unitedhealthcare ceo in new york. there was also $8000.00 in cash. so the menu only do denies that. that was his money suggesting that it was planted on him. but they also found a manifesto of sorts a hand written 3 page documents, in which he lays out his frustrations with the health insurance industry. here in the united states, he criticized the health insurance industry for putting profits above the care of people and reported. lead claimed that these parasites had a comic ok. thank you so much. christmas salumi reporting from new york. one woman is killed every 24 hours in can. yeah, that's according to amnesty international, demonstrators have taken to the streets, demanding better protection for women. the rallies coincide with a 16 day international campaign to fight from

a side that's the intentional killing of a woman based on her gender. malcolm lab reports from nairobi. demonstrate is gathered in a parking central nairobi to march against the wave of fantasizing can yeah. right . groups, thousands of women are killed every month and the numbers are going up. organizes had notified the police of the much didn't stop and firing to gas and attempt to march to the supreme court and deliver a petition, demanding justice for those who ended in more c, a gas. yeah. and to be say, even well, the human rights day, the constitutional right to protest has been denied. this is the police states. it's a shame is that is this. so just as the wildest celebrating human rights, and then i, i'm trying to do my life the activity,

not every day. the women i've done every 2nd why they do not. we have the like to the, like several demonstrators were arrested, including the director of amnesty international kenya. 6 months ago, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators to pos and a series of nationwide protests against the government. doing one paper. it came to parliament. for a few i came to this month, please on taking any chances malcolm web out to 0. my way we can you spell in the re to is the director of programs and partnerships and emerging leaders foundation africa. she says she's also a gender equality advocates and she says the government is failing to protect women . ringback ringback ringback and usually it's very sad to watch the news, but also see the numbers of the women of guys losing their lives region of his

findings. and so i just wish to sit outside during my voice, please. okay. and that was who was on the switch to do, but even those who would not matrix because of fear of, of just returning to t. and if i was the one to say that it's really taught that's on this international field, human rights. this you'll see on october initial because of this him human rights. just because a peaceful protest that actually came out to be mindful, very tough with the to this. so it's really the substance of affairs and we say talk to the women and he's tend to add 70 side right now to imagine tomato. we do know that the genetic he's violence, he's actually a sectional stomach 5 years old. we keep seeing how gentle his father is, continues to be, no one eyes and even 70 take to assist with so many i'm going to be honest with you will talk to each so so many pieces of victim blaming instead of opposite holding opportunities as of 5 is accountable, we've seen the numbers, it's actually more than one and to remain in change of the house. one of the

hospitals. 6 reports that we have both of them, cases of women, the 14 cases of dental, this for dental. and i'm, i'm she, this to, we also had been for sunday sunday, the 20th items has actually been stated that we have over 100 pre med hope to standardize between august of this year up to now split the numbers. absolutely. so how much is the next piece and how much governmental entity they're not? they're not doing that schedule. instead on more than 65, people have been killed in the city of i'm doing them on state media. so as the parent military rapids support forces targeted passengers on a bus, the bodies of the dead and wounded had been taken to a nearby hospital. the 19 month conflict between the army and the r. a suff has killed tens of thousands of people and created the world's largest displacement crisis. as the brazilian president that we sent us, the sofa has undergone surgery for a brain. hemorrhage doctor is treating him at a hospital. and so apollo, se,

and lula is recovering well in an intensive care unit. the presidential office has not commented in october lula, cancel the trip to russia for a brick summit after a fall. still ahead on the news hour. the sports news is coming up and we hear from louis hamilton as he reflects on his glorious time with the mercedes f, one team the

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of the sports in serious peter 3. and thank you very much level who have maintained a 100 percent recording the seasons champions league the beach erosion at one the away. the crucial moment coming in the 2nd hall, fast liver pool one, a penalty for a fellow on luis diaz mohammed fella, sucks it away for a fee of champions to the goals. the raids took the lead face table that was 6 games out of 6, and have 18 points. one of the world's most in form football teams and concepts presented. and so i bought a photo will take on paduka of mexico in the fee for inter continental cup. i'd be richardson has more as well. is it a, is not a pulse of thought fan or play. i will suggest in a hurry, just stays up to winning south americas biggest club competition. a couple of it's a doors for the very 1st time on sunday. the red engineer i side when the brazilian lead title for the 1st time in close to 3 decades. well, the siding out here in capsule with another trophy in the science this time is the

facebook intercontinental. com. i'm trying to compare them in terms of fan base. is it how, how long they've suffered a, i mean you, you probably end up saying somewhere along the lines of spar spans. i mean, you'd have to go again to the, to the teams of the mid ninety's when they were in the they had the of the run. even in the early $61.00 got huge. it was around love that type of history book, the photos had and, and it's been a long suffering. and in the, of a fan base that are really enjoying this moment the, these, the continental copays and you and your competition featuring the champions of 6 global confederations. that you can of mexico and their invoice as the know in central american cycle hold is the final 3 much use of being played in tensile in stadiums used during the 2022 will come again between put you could and both the photo is being called the adobe of the americas,

where the winds it will get to take on the african champions, athlete of egypt in a final illuminate to and whoever gets the contests without play, you're paying champions right on madrid. in the times we'll decide to at least sail stadium on december the 18th, exactly, to use to the day since the origin seen, the lifted the world cup at the same venue now went to lose. but both are focused and put. you can have a shots at another safe it cycle next year when they take part in the expanded club will come in the united states on the richardson allergies era. so the west indies have wrapped up day one day international series against bangladesh and st. kitts jayden seals took full wicked says bangladesh with bold out for $227.00 to $2.00 are unable to even pass out a 50 overs. read ok then hammond. 18 seems to help wendy's to victory. the home team competing the when with mold in 13 this to span. he was a 3rd of the i at the same venue on thursday. he very neighbors,

hamilton associates eves, formal with mercedes, any able thought possible. the british driver who attended any veins into one of them per or the $16.00 of the 7 will titles with mercedes. the last race was the team with the team was at the o. w going pretty way he finished for next season. hamilton will race for ferrari joining the team and uh there was so many people that doubted the decision. and i had had a dream and it became all shared dream and vision. and we, we achieved far more than me. it was. so that was gonna be possible those of the use that i, i would never, ever forget that it's good for baseball. that's being the reaction from those in the major league following one, salters, historic 765000000 dollar deal with the new york mets sofa is wrinkled,

say thing 50 in the contract season. leave the new york yankees or for a single season previously help the washington nationals when the will series in 2019 and was being proceed by a number of teams, including the yankees and the boston red sox. is good for basement. that's the way i see it, man, i think everybody was waiting for this to happen. i'm proud of them. you know, that he's able to take care of himself, his family, and many generations are being made. that's how, that's how much money very so. but he's gonna help them as you know, we wanna, we want to win and we have an owner that is willing to do whatever it takes a man before we go. just an update from the us. a champions league hold is real madrid have beat them at the atlanta 32 away before this match looks. blanco said last 3 out of 5 games in the competition this season and that's what was supposed to be useful to not doing. all right, peter, thank you. so much, and thanks for watching the news, our analogy 0, we're back in just a moment with much more of today's news on all the latest headlines. we'll see you

in a minute. the once a, a, all the food for you is to wasted, which tens of thousands of put outlets sold in sauce, korea has been transformed from west to offend, to is to build a leader. and for the recycling i the reporting on how new technology is making this possible and can yeah, i mean the form of incentives, what do you have? do you think just for that level? no, it depends on a new place, off phrase, or just either a face can tell a story without answering a single word, the young conventionality of life. witnesses through the lens of the human eye. on

i'll just say around the war on garza and the future of the middle east. if we are not going to take the opportunity to create the polishing and state today situation, we get worse in the region to model award winning or says searching of these has speaks to french form, a prime minister, dominique to the time it is. the difference is that any sumani t that is shooting via judy i, b, b, and on out of his era. the sad to redeem is over today. mike's only the beginning. what we're seeing right now, it's only difference that your side is finished or were seeing a return to their homeless people who have met our shopping, whatever they say on time, or they come up to us. since at least we want to express our feelings for them. and it's, it's almost unbelievable 1st for the review and it just

tends to be what the base rule carries out. hundreds of attacks across syria, the un secretary general calls for an end to the strikes the you're watching all to 0 life for the headquarters and i'll find a you navigate also coming up, syria's new prime minister says he's working with the officials from the side