the people who've made it, here's the most of those left behind, are the vulnerable, the young, the elderly and those injured in the attacks. and no way to know if they manage to get to safety elsewhere or even if they're still alive. the do you have insurance because a cover on a running attack on a christmas market. terrible and tragic. 5 people have died and the suspect is in cost today the of them are a kyle, this is out. is there a life from the house or coming up? i'm something i've been job in the neighborhood of damascus, and i'll tell you how the sights of a possible musgrave is a children's playground. plus a cold hungry and with no sign of help on the way how to send in struggles to

survive. as israel continues to target concept, hundreds of thousands left homeless lifetime chito phase of struggle to survive and rebuild the lives in northern mozambique. the a terrible catastrophe. that's how gemini is translate is describing a call roaming in the eastern city of mac, the bug at least 5 people, including a child, were killed on friday when a vehicle piled into crowds at a christmas market. oh, that's schultz. those bits of receipt of the attack, which also left many people, critically injured. he promised germany would respond with the full force of the law, was to ask, what a terrible act it is to india and kill so many people here with such brutality. we've now learned that over to or 200 people have been injured. 5 have died so far

. an incredible number, almost 40, so seriously injured that we must be very worried about them. and that's why this is a terrible tragic event in which we must also a sympathy for the relatives for the injured, for the city of mexico, eclipse, or police of right of the house in connection with the attack suspect arrested at the scene is a 50 year old man, previously unknown to security services and moved from saudi arabia to germany in 2006, my to bug is around a 160 kilometers west of the capital ballot, and it's christmas market attracts thousands of holiday shoppe, has every yeah, don't it came isn't locked about and has more about the suspect in this attack, a spinning custody now for the best spot of 18. 19 hours. we are expecting a news conference from the police and prosecutors in the next 2 hours. but perhaps we might hunt, we might learn more of a back to this individual and his motivation and what actually this man has

been doing over the course of the last days the last week. so last months. remember, the man has been in this country for 18 years, working as a doctor in psycho therapy and psychiatry, working in hospitals, working in a prison where he was in contact with prisoners. that's convicted criminals who had drug or dish diction issues. but he also had a profile online, this individual profile in which he demonstrated his views about is long, very critical of his law. this is a man who to spoke to several different use agencies over the course of the last 1015 years, specifically to the gym and use agencies 5 years ago in which he said he was, is loved, harshest critic in history. he also had been linked to or had been linking to should i say around the online to posts that were

praising individuals in the far right policy in this country. the alternative for germany, the f d. so lots to think about and so far as he is concerned, we know that the flatness, he was living in an appraisal down blog, which is about 50 kilometers away from here from active book is rated by the police in the as of this morning, they use the drawing, they use the robot, they weren't sure what they would find the effect. they say, no evidence of, of the criminal amity was found. but the key thing would be, what will the police tell us in a couple of hours at that news conference about this individual at least 20 people have died and this done paid and something. and i, jerry and it happened that a food distribution is and an alarm press. states was held at a local businessman is home, has of christmas celebrations. several people will say in the

us of taking a step towards legitimizing the new server and administration by meeting it's lisa with al shara see me, i'm at least to provide bob relief, let the delegation to damascus for the 1st engagement between washington and the new leadership officers amazing, she confirmed that the us is lifting a $10000000.00 bounty on shara, who is the head of the group. hyatt to me, i'll show them what is the us considered as a terrorist organization? leaves as washington rules, i consider lifting sanctions on syria. if any leadership as responsive and demonstrates progress, both parties agreed to work together to find journalist austin tice and other american systems who wouldn't missing during the shot. la sides will. that's bringing us so much in been job aid now, who's standing by 1st and the syrian a capsule, damascus. as of a festival, it tells a little bit more about the latest appointment that we've seen, a new foreign minister in damascus of the absolute v. as the flurry of

diplomatic activity continues, the political scene is also shaping up here in the food and capital of damascus. this new appointment of size and shape bonnie shows that this administration is interested in this outreach that the world has been showing towards it. the mr tribe, i need somebody who's known in the circles of a book because he was very active in bringing in aid and was a different person to interact with a lot of n g o. in event the government off this television government was established by h. p. s. been day with the it is quite interesting to discuss the meeting that he's the leader of the h t s. had with the us diplomats where he had to go and meet them. they didn't come to him, he was the one who was us to ensure that the this is going to be a transitional government in the next few months. and he was also told that it needs to be an inclusive government for all sides to take part. it is interesting

that yes, you would submit a solution to talk about some legit to my vision of the government but did not talk about lifting any of the functions, especially under the caesar's act. so a lot of diplomatic activity happening in this, the city for the last 1011 days, we've seen multiple embassies reopening the property embassy open ended stores today. but again, as the turkish embassy is when it has the open, but it will take some time for them to renovate the buildings. because for most part of over the decade, they've been closed and shut down, and they need to be renovated, but it's in those renovations. those reopening those black always things show that not just this country is ready for change, but the international community is also interested to see what change happens in this country and what shape it and days there. and so if i focus that on the future, but also needing to reconcile with the cost and you've been reporting on an extremely disturbing story about mass graves, can you explain a little bit more about law? are they ever you go in syria places that were under the control of the assad

regime? i know opening up and as they open up, new hire stories appear new really emotional accounts of people of what this regime had been doing to them not just in the last 13 years, but for more than more than 6 decades what this regime and is the previous regime of under the aside that to them up this place that we went through in saddam and we did, we installed absolute horrors after hard in every see. but just to give you a little bit of context, this conflict has taken over half a 1000000 lives until the fall of the 5 years you've just a few days ago. this has been so horrendous, it more than a 150000 people are missing and you put it into context. only 40000 people are missing during the genocide in bosnia. and it is also worth noting that according to monitors, they believe the $66.00 must gave me a could be in syria,

and that is the number as they not taking into account the new faces that are opening up, such as the government. but i must warn our view, is that what you're about to see from to them? and it's very disturbing, not just in terms of fixtures, but also according to the testimony of the people of what they have to go through. i did this that previously even in broad daylight, this is a dock face. potters of the former regime, laid bed in the streets and shows of what used to be homes. this is the dominant, a neighborhood which people here see wasn't execution site. a square kilometer kills a little see from mazda of 5 shot i have, they tell us about domestic. on this street. in 2013 dozens were executed. people know for sure, because the perpetrators filled in themselves doing the did was the years later. a local say the execution is very from assad's military

intelligence. he's about a minute to the national defense forces. i. the soldiers take up the street and through bland and golf men into a trench and shop them one after the other young and hold brought to the trench, been killed when regime soldiers smoked loft. we've gone through the full video because it's to goose and beyond that trench people keep finding bones. the entire neighborhood feels like you know, from the graveyard. that looks like somebody's pelvis. a job on these appear to be human domains collected by children and local residents here. when they find them, they collect them in one spot, and then they go and bury them with this as have been coming forward, describing to us the quarters of things which happened into them and they say it was just one massacre. it'd be massacres in every street at every block. every,

every note that i was borne by the assad, but in power. he says the shot of the south killed his son. badger they have to many attempts. we received him and buried him. i saw it. you can imagine how many people were killed like my son, if they detained anyone here he or she will not come out to light. this block was surrounded by concrete in r and barriers. his other son was also arrested, but after his release he fits syria and now lives in jim had i've moved on just to do much of to the heart. i haven't seen him more than a decade by that. so it wasn't the only one muscle that would, doesn't the bodies in every block, they killed many people. those criminal tortured, displaced and killed us and told them on mohammed this 14 years old. and he's memorized the names of the former regime. segregation is, why are you not in school, the name of the system such as much stuff,

how school is closed? so i stop learning, i'll stay here and they can make money. i also saw with the bones, so the docs on come in the post aside, syria, potential mas graves are playgrounds, as well as the torture and executions. there are numerous hotter stories from the dumber, and this is just one neighborhood. the mass graves are open and the evidence hasn't been for this. it will take years if not decades, for savings through here and for justice to be served. some of the driver does is 0 . the dumb, damascus of a hoss at a certain political analyst. i'm the director of the syrian association, persistence, dignity, and he joins us again here in the studio. i get to have you back from how do, sir, and to reconcile with such past horrors. it's virtually impossible to being honest, but uh, i think it's a long and hard process that we have to endure all the syrians. because what we

just seen in your report is really just the tip of the iceberg. these are crimes that has extended over 5 because right now, and this is why, probably one of the most practical aspects or parts of the political process that we're about to engage in is the transitional justice. it's true that it will never bring the whole kind of sense of comfort to the victims of their families. bear in mind that their entire villages, families and neighborhoods it being wiped off. but at least it will do the sense to the serious that the former, which team and it's the head of a former team and it's close to our call and those responsible for those. so i trust of these will never play a role in the future of the country and ultimately the victims of their family. they will find some kind of comfort and hope that this is uh, the end of the nightmare. is it just one huge challenge that faces the new administration? another major one is uniting syria and all the different factions. how well placed is h t s as leading level group. now the new administration. how will place to all

day to do that? i mean, 1st of all, we have to be clear that any uh, authority or any group that would try and attempt to take a charge of serial right now is going to be facing a monumental task. having said that, i specifically have been giving really good chance to prove that they are capable, but they are certain things in, in their governing and their administration model that needs to change. and one of them specifically is, is inclusiveness. we all know that it's the still listed as a service organization. and yesterday they had a meeting with an american official delegation that visited damascus and have meetings with other civil society organizations as well. but right now the priority for us should be at the couple of think the, the listing of sds as a service organization from lifting sanctions, australia because lifting sanctions is paramount in order to start an early recovery of the economy. and supervisor who is with the most needed basic services

in their cities right now. are you having a positive signs about boss, about the international community, willing to do what it takes to do what it comes to help syria and move forward? i mean, we understand that they might be skeptic about the situation in syria and, and a government led by sds, specifically. but there are 2 things that can be done. one at a serial level. we need to form a transitional government that is robust, inclusive, and that shows share sharing of power between his test and other affections and the kind of civil groups. on the other hand, the united states and their actual communities should look into having a general waivers. and, and, and licenses in order to lift even temporarily the sensors on syria. so help can, can flow through the country. okay, i'd be bass, great to speak to you. thanks for joining bestbuy me as well. so it has hair on alex's era. the

gibbons who sees attacked, tennessee for a 2nd time and days plus a major boost for solar energy in the philippines. but fishermen say the project could cost them the line to head. the color of the start really is starting to pull it up because the western parts of japan and there's more where that came from this little area of low pressure that's been sliding across the north of the country and go from tucking in behind. so cobra coming through, over the years, it'd be, we'll see, say, i'm not going to produce a piece amounts of snow for once again across the west of horseshoe and on into her car this sunday. and monday is pretty much the same thing going on. so when the snow will start to pilot up as a result of that long as you drive across the korean peninsula,

i'd be getting up to around full celsius in the us. so some of the temperature to full badging. much of china is dry and quiet, but notice some, what's the weather? just sliding across. die. why? with some very wet weather to making his way towards vietnam, the circulation here that's been brewing up. it may well develop into a tropical storm. is it not just as way further north, as we go into the positive next week, that could cause some problems? i certainly want to keep an eye on what, whether to just affects the least the side of india i just pushing up uh from under . but this easing up to will the dish or as we go through the next couple of days and i watched them disturbance hopefully clearing the air in the north west of india was the temperatures in new jersey at 22 degrees. little bit of right to for post on the, the the,

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how'd into crowns that of christmas market. it is quite the attack as terrible and tragic. 5 people were killed and a suspect as in cost. today. the us taking a step towards legitimize in the new server and administration by meeting its need to ask with all shara at scrap to $10000000.00 bounty for his arrest and says it will consider listings functions. but it also says the new leadership will have to be responsive and demonstrates progress fast. a serious new administration that says 10000 soldiers from the full asset redeem, have come forward to register to reconciliation center. and the western city of attack him being issued temporary protection cons, allowing them free movement without fear of arrest axles on of which has more at the gates of la talk, he has a reconciliation center. mence then in long queues, waiting for a new beginning, their former soldiers and police officers of the ousted assad machine. since the

regime fell, they've lived in fear of retribution. now they wait patiently to receive temporary protection cards that will help them rebuild their lives. lynette sent them to you to own, let us talk to them. applicants receive a protection card as a temporary measure. it serves as an id, as well as helping to move freely. however, this card does not absolve anyone who has committed crimes. that is the responsibility and jurisdiction of the judiciary. the process carried out by employees of the former defense ministry is swift and straightforward. doesn't allow me to complain about sort of how we have been treated well here. none of us were harassed once you feel secure and dignified. you yourself will rush to act according to your own conscience. i kind of because i felt reassured, and the procedures here a very simple at the weapons collections sites. each rifle is a symbol at the end of the a sod regime. the surrendered,

the weapons are not being destroyed. you're being transferred to new military units under serious transitional authorities. it's part of a broader reconciliation strategy. that includes amnesty for conscripted personnel, and i can say i used to be a colonel serving and engineering course. now i have to come to surrender my weapon . i'm hoping that the coming days will be better for me, my children and the entire population out there. i hope we all live a dignified, prosperous life as high as 40. and with that syrian stake, another step towards which many hope will be a more peaceful future. access i'm reach out to 0. the northern gauze that has been on dive is there any minute receives from within 70 days, they all shot a refugee camp has been hit by an stripe killing 3 palestinians. they attacked

talked of internet and phone. charging point is the only place in the county that provides people with access to the outside world. it was ms. randy strike on a home in giovanni, it has killed 12 power students from the same. finally, 7 of them with children, civil defense workers have to think through the rubble with that, that hands to find survivors. the whole building collapsed. lots of bodies fell on us. we pulled out many bodies. lots of people were killed. most of them were women and children is f as one that children and gaza. a cold, sick, and traumatized, the ceiling agency for children warm but 96 percent of women and children. i'm not able to meet the basic nutritional needs for those months of warnings of immune in fountain and the strip is what is already allowing us to fraction of the monetary in a needed into gaza. students from 11 read. i swear i'm running away from my tent so

that my children don't ask me for length of bread is not you have time for i'm going to deliver the flower flowers too expensive to buy. it costs 100 shekels, who has a 100 chuckles a day? if i want to prepare bread for the children, 100 shackle today, come on, and i also don't have any income. i'm a lawyer, but unfortunately now there is no work to be run to a 100. and so around 2 and a half months i haven't has any flour. and so far we haven't received emergency aid . i've been running to the charities since 6 o'clock in the morning and i've not got anything. here's the pulse at 70. anyways, we'll switch as the senior communications officer for unwrap the you and the agency for palestinian refugees. she told down to 0 that the humanitarian response to the will and gaza is being strangled by israel siege of children and families. they do not have enough food. whenever all food supplies it see the bridge or is lentils, there's no nutrition, there's no a vegetables, a for it is miserable. it's, it's beyond mr. food,

any time we go to own we're shelters. the 1st thing people asked for see, they need absolutely everything. children uh, a crying in the corner because they want a piece of bread and we really are just talking about bread shit. this isn't enough for an entire population to survive on having a lot of children malnourished. a lot of children getting sick, drinking even dirty water, as well as a shortage of pain. water supplies, children, and getting sick with half of tied to a with diarrhea, the sufferings skin infections. this has been going on for weeks and months and it's how much the humanitarian response is absolutely strong both because we cannot get enough supplies into the people we need it. there's not enough to say facilitation of the age into the gaza strip. 69 percent of buildings have been damaged or destroyed. so how are we going to bring in aid where the roads, the roads are filled with rubble. they've been found, they've been hit and strikes. there's only so many pas. you can take a lot of the area around the largest posting is,

is taken over by criminality by using i'm, and this is something we've warned about since the rapid crossing fluids. this is something that we have been seeing and repeatedly warning. people do not have enough, we've watched the months on end. as children go through the powers of trash to try and find that next bill is absolutely in humane. the conditions that are being forced to the cause of these really and proceed is unacceptable. a muscle fired from yemen has landed, made a public park in tel aviv is where the military says it tried, but failed to into step the missile medical sources. at least 14 people sustained minor injuries. but who thinks of a piece of a lawrence myself towards as well, since the will and gone so began? and what they say is full of darcy with palestinians and gaza. before there was even time to get out the door is exploded and ballistics. miss allen,

the right behind our building and all the windows blew in on the 1st 2nd floor of the whole area. and it was very frightening all the fees and you happen to have claims responsibility for the attack. is the missile force of the many armed forces with the help of god targeted on his really ministry target to multiply just with the ballistic missile? the missile tips it's targets with precision and the defensive and it's up to systems to fail to come through. with this significant operation, the many armed forces salutes our great, see how many people it took to the squares and field assignment, confrontation, and defiance against the criminal is really enemies. the several fires have been reported after ukrainian dre the time deep inside russia. 3 districts were hit and the city of cuz on the capital of the semi autonomous, toughest on region,

or the residents were evacuated. russian defense officials say they intercepted and shot down several drains and russian forces have lost a drain strike on a residential area. and ukraine's 2nd largest city of khaki. the strike hit a 9 story apartment block, enjoying 6 people. the 2nd strike talk to another district of khaki even what officials say as an escalating ariel campaign against the northeast and assessing the us as now to avoid it. the government shut down with congress, passing funding bill as feet and 11th hour. the bill is passed. the bill extends us government funding until march on think there's disaster relief failure . deposit would have seen millions of government workers sent home without pay every week off the site, crunchy, to tour across mills and mozambique. hundreds of thousands of people,

a homeless and struggling to meet that basic needs. at least 76 people have been confirmed that the storm destroyed more than 60000 times as having matessa reports . these people lost everything when cycling to total. the village is a part of the district and traumatized. and i started to jesse. everybody was a travel, houses are collapsing, i went outside, there was no time to take anything. while i was running in the car, i fell and he's my hand. is that while a who lives in northern mozambie knows these russians must last as long as possible . the cycle and washed away roads and it could be days before more supplies arrived and then thought it a little regardless. we usually hired at a school when it's done comes by, do it to file the now i lost everything, but a keith threw. i like to try and rebuild our homes cycle and

she little has displaced hundreds of thousands of people in northern mozambique dozens. i did mozambique is one of the world's poorest countries and one of the worst affected by climate change. mozambique has already been the fed most vulnerable country in africa when it comes to climate events that include cycle in such a cycle interior, but also severe drugs. as well as flooding a couple they've got to itself was already heavily effected by the conflict and the violence that led to widespread displacement already more than 7 on the 16000 people are currently displaced. v was already supporting these people. so this shut comes in addition to what the people have already been facing the authorities, a cycle and see the could be the start of an intense and destructive rainy season, which usually runs from december to march in this region. that means uncertainty as families brace for most like loans, violent storms and severe flooding. hot and with us out of their mozambique to the

philippines is set to build the world's largest floating solar farm on a natural lake because it aims to increase its use of renewable energy. and finally, low reports from laguna province. local fishermen worried the project could cost them the livelihoods alfredo, as that has been fishing laguna lake for 5 decades. on a good day. he says he can make around $50.00. that's 5 times the minimum wage. that roll and according to not to children are not working and this one is mad at you too. thanks to the sleep. i was able to pay for their education opportunity to provide on. but the for the fierce those days will be over soon. the government is set to construct solar panels on the lake largest in the philippines as part of a push to increase the share of renewables to half of the countries entire power generation mixed by 2040 officials have cited to study the found an initial installation has become a breeding ground for fish. alfredo isn't convinced. no, no, no, no,