of more, the idea is not only to create a safe environment, also hasn't one for children. a child psychologist takes care of the children's emotional needs in a school that is doing its best to show to protect children. however difficult the task that the at least $85.00 passengers a cube is a plane crash lens in south korea. best to us are on the scene searching for suffice the carriage, austin. this is out from the whole set coming up. whereabouts on those calls for the release of come out as well, and hospitals director of the he was detained by it's very forces and moving concepts. winter weather west has conditions for kind of students across gums. you in ones that children of freezing to death and diplomacy in damascus,

high level designation. some of the costs are well serious new administration to secure a stable transition to the 1st of breaking news from south korea with a number of people killed in the plane, crash has risen to at least 85 most being described as one of the countries west. aviation dishonest as the jets was trying to land that one international airport, which is located in the south west emergency authority say the boeing 737 court fall off the very and off the runway and heating a barrier. j u. s. flight was returning from bangkok, carrying 175 passengers and 6 crew. the 5 agency says 2 people have been pulled a lot from the wreckage or flights to and from the airport ive been cancelled. did

you has issued an apology for the crash. but anyway, i spoke with bob mcbride, who had more on the plane crash from the capital. so the legends, the teams are still that dealing with the optim, off of this, a catastrophic crash as an air investigation, obviously gets on the way into the causes. but initial reports do seem to suggest that there was some sort of failure of the landing gear around these aircraft images show. the ashcroft skidding basically along the runway on each valley and i the control speeds going off the end of the runway. and then according to wells far as he's hitting a perimeter wall at the apple, which then it seems to lead to a catastrophic explosion. and the images of showed the burning wreckage of very famous intense fire breaking out. so basically it dropped the, the whole of the wrecked at craft that are both have been some reports of that and images of type taken from the ground which appeared to show i may be

a possible but striking one of the engines, which may have been a contributing factor to this is also reports that disappeared the 2nd attempt by the craft to make a landing. i said i'd be gone around. so they just went to a, been a some ongoing issue with the crafter, presumably with the landing gear, which then close the set crash landing. it will take place. what more can you tell us about the a line involved in this? yeah, judge you have is a very well known airline here in south career. it's the largest of the low cost carriers, $1.00 of the 1st of these budget ad lines, there's been a rapid expansion in the whole budget. a line business here in south korea, especially over the past couple of decades or so. we've many more south koreans taking vacations, especially to the more popular destinations around asia, thailand is one of the most popular. all those locations have. so this was

a typical retarding holiday flight to, to take it off at 1 30 in the morning local time from bangkok. it's basically an overnight slides was due to land back at one county airport at about 8 30 in the morning. so at these, uh these, if this is a fairly small provincial apple, it down in the south west of the country. uh, but these would large, the had been returning holiday made because then we do know from the passenger manifest as a $173.00 of the passengers on board with south koreans and to what time nationals told coach s as a c o. s. safe. don't comment, aviation safety consultancy firm is also a former airline safety engineer for boeing, manufacturer all the across the crushed. he says it will take time to establish the exact close of the cash as to why the aircraft landed apparently with atlantic you're not deployed. and that remains to be seen, but what was very clear from the early videos as the aircraft wasn't tax was

sliding down the runway and a normal circumstances. that is a normal emergency circumstance, landing without landing gear. and it should not have been an issue where the airplane would have been that fast at the end of the runway. this is a almost 3 kilometer long runway and relatively wide to about 40 meters by very long runaway compared to most other international airport. so i suspect that for whatever reason, the aircraft not only had a land bigger issue, it might have had an issue with other aircraft systems. normally when a problem like that, that is a landing your problem occurs. it's known relatively soon, well, well, before the landing and the crew would have a chance to communicate with air traffic control had the mercury emergency equipment set up that sort of thing. but from looking at the publicly available flight data from a system called 80 s b, the aircraft seem to have made a us a flight straight from bank. i did not seem to be doing anything in the way of

loitering or in a holding pattern before landing, so it's unclear to me whether or not this is a problem that manifested itself very closely. or one way to prove had a lot of lead time to prepare for them. the 7 calls for immediate release to the hospital director has been detained by this very minute. treat garza doctor, has some other. sophia was arrested during a rate of come out as one hospital in the north of district. his whereabouts are on israel, detained hundreds of people, including medics and patients, and says, 240 a split in custody. hundreds more since been released. well, some of in describing the fonts and abuse they suffered at the hands of these fairly ami. tired as the reports from their awful strip

tough night kids and forced out of northern guns. those last remaining hospital. this footage was recorded the college one hospital of to is by the troops right at the building on friday night. ready for you, you know, these ready soldiers tied us up and blindfolded us, we could hear people screaming, i knew exactly who was being beaten. i was expecting my turn to come and to be beaten as well. they beat us with sticks and bathrooms in the cold. the later took hundreds of palestinians away with them. these ready soldiers refused to give us drinking water. we were not allowed to go to the toilets. we were exhausted, were tired enough, is enough, or colleague is for abbey zeta was mounted yesterday. they killed her while she was wearing a white coat to get tech ignited a fall. yeah. the hospital killing at least 5 medical. what? cuz a little bit. just not many. yeah. theres riley's been to the operating rooms,

maintenance department, medical rooms, and don't guys department. the patients and the wounded people are in a disastrous situation because of walk used by the soldiers. the hundreds of people including some hospitals, stuff have been released since then box. it's direct, so for some of the stuff has been detained, come on that one hospital has been constantly targeted during, as well as school and gaza. is wait a minute to reset that it was targeting, come on, those inside the hospital. well, has provided no evidence who still exist, sorry, cup. as the elder 0, there was that i had a strong as well as war has collapsed against as health care system. in october, the u. n. accused is relative carrying out what it called a concerted policy to destroy health care industry. w i chose says more than 1200. a taxable launched on health facilities in the occupied palestinian territories. says israel launch, this was in april 2024 guns is largest,

hospitalized seaford was destroyed during and his really siege even hundreds of people that you and that says only 17 of the strips. 36 hospitals are still functioning, but only partially with non providing full services due to the shortage of stuff on the equipment. and more than $1000.00 health coworkers have been killed since october, the 7th last year. or the or the id is an orthopedic surgeon. originally from garza, he was in this trip as a medical volunteer in april. he says the rest of the doctor has some other saffir was lucky to instill fear. in other doctors, you want to publish the advocate for the wealthy of their patients. the reality is, is that this is one of the most outspoken physicians in oregon with as a speaking on behalf of the people of north as that where he literally stood in the forefront and approached the occupation forces

and them detaining him and be leaving him in questioning him has been undeniably intentional so that they could make anyone who could questions therapy, havior punishable. it's virtually impossible for anyone at north as a to get the care. i mean, let's not forget about international humanitarian law today, where the wounded and the sick are, are guaranteed protests protections by demands hearing loss. and when they arrest in b, b, one of the main outspoken physicians and is a warning to every other physician to not speak out further, patients to not take care of their patients. he is a hero, standing up to the policy and people and i spire to be who he is heavily populated

refugee camps across the gauze. i've also been talking to advise very forces that is 9 people, including children, were killed in a strike on the gauzy and central guns. thousands of displaced palestinians, a sheltering, and a so called safe so. well, food program says 2000000 people have no food or water. a ceasefire is long overdue . a hoss winds the conditions in going. so i think of a dangerous environment. palestinians living in the strip food is gas, but there's also a severe lack of adequate shelter. and ways to keep, well, i'll just say it was, i mean i'll be talking about the parts of much. but if you tell us standing families a suffering from starvation and the when to call the minute a party. but then civil children have died from papa cynthia. it's lindsay teens headed man. my eyes didn't, but i didn't how to but they also know real protection from ongoing attacks. strong wind and rain sea level. so yeah, i see

a lot i'll fantasy is 22 days old and has already enjoyed all of these hardships. and as always the, and i had, i told him, every now i sleep here. my wife sleeps here and the children sleep here. i got up in the morning and i touched my daughter and to my shock and she turned very blue, i'm a solid like a piece of wood. i took my daughter to the hospital where they told me she died because of the very cold weather and then i thought i'd better take a look at all to just to do more on the lives of others of being claimed bus downs ation on the pain that in costa, i see it says brother, send me a died while they were searching for the flowers to bring to the mother. to do so she instead of bringing flour, i brought my dead brother. we buried him. my brother died because we don't have the bread and we were trying to get some live and 90 about a chevy of coffee. i mean, but we suffer from the very cold weather. the weather is freezing and i don't want to get up in the morning to find out my children or date. i'm sick and my children

are sick. my children suffer from anemia. what, how do i do? you do me a lot of pulling reality and that deepens at this time of the table, how you met them. this is what may be time june is displaced, palestinians that these kinds of con eunice struggling with pain hung indeed, which goes from bad to worse during the winter couple, but you know, might have to pull up the freezing with the kills children. the world is watching sign, the police are unable to provide the necessary protection to the palestinian people who have suffered this war some more than a year. but i'm able to imagine, you know, how newness feel, leslie, and to thousands of people have gathered in tennessee to increase pressure on these ready government to end the war and gaza. families of caps is there among the crowds, demanding that the government makes a deal to bring them home. meanwhile kat hawes foreign minister has ceased father told so the mass notification on saturday. and the son who has more than a ceasefire, thoughts from jordan's capital a month,

she's there because he's very government to spend thousands here from reporting in israel. property officials have confirmed meeting with a him s representative for continue talks and negotiations relating to a ceasefire agreement with just a couple of days ago. both israel and him, us were exchanging blame for why they're still hasn't been deal. israel says that him, us is not being lenient enough, while her mess says that israel continues to add new conditions during these talks . these negotiations have largely stalled and sailed over the last year when we saw the 1st and only ceasefire agreement back in november of 2023. and all of it comes as these really public continues to protest against benjamin netanyahu and his government. and in fact, a new survey is really media found that 67 percent of respondents do not trust benjamin netanyahu and his government to leave the country. but also to secure a ceasefire. deal to bring about the remaining is really captive. there's been no word on the v is really is,

are interested in new negotiations or talk as just last week. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that he's extremely cautious. i'm the central just need all, i'm a, the past an engine. this has been shot dead outside of the home and janine an occupied westbank. the family of shop. also dogs says she was walking to the grocery store when the shots was fired from the direction of the palestinian authority, security forces, ministry point, and a statement of security forces spokesman said they would know plus, know the area at the time. it comes and made recent fighting between the posting of for it and i'm groups engineering. the story is if you truly international stage is topping age and during mid fost leaving diplomacy efforts in damascus. bar rainy and libyan delegations are meeting leaders of serious new administration. delegates are also expected to join from

egypt. so his new leadership says it's working to ensure a secure and stable transition of power becomes. and they don't search and see surrounding both the countries domestic and foreign policy plans. some of our latest from the capital damascus to see as new intelligence chief as a cup of says that's all secure, 2 branches would be dissolved and that it would be a risk institution of a new intelligence agency. this comes as a to have assembled, that's t, as the main ministry faction in sylvia led by her mother saw, continues to expand its influence across the country moment, seen a major security operation in homeless and all that know. and also a lot talk to you and in talk those they, you at the village race and says this is not targeting a 2nd told a may not have to say bus love of what it describes as remnants of the full,

not regina in some areas of ultimatum for community to disband and hand over the weapons to the government comes to an end within the upcoming hours. and to be interesting to see what would be the reaction of the new administration diplomatic day, you'll see more delegations arriving in damascus bows to assess the situation to, to express themselves about the potential for i sail to stage a, coming back in the deserts of syria. 3, to coordinate efforts to help syria. and it's pushed to build the country articles, track of the country, and rebuild an economy that has been in touch as of this explains the phone conversation between that took as play minutes and his american counter passed on the need to ensure an inclusive faithful transition to democracy in syria, and at the same time, if you can show that groups, particularly i said,

i'm not going to see is this a port show that to the fast moving situation? the situation in syria re um itself. and the group pushed them off by a to 0, damascus. so to come here without is here. i am, i'm in the city of kind of our millions of local people on visitors. i gather the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read pins through the use of this new miss all by russian informed opinions. finally, after over a year of genocide, the i c. c has come to this decision, critical debate. the difference between china and most of the rest of the world is a china plans long term inside story do conferences and meetings like cop $29.00

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[000:00:00;00] the, the one thing i'll just send out a reminder of the headlines now. the is 90. 6 people have been killed in a plane crash at one international airport and south korea imagined. so a 3rd to say that boeing at $77.00, author veering off the runway and hitting a fence. g u. s. site was returning from bank comp time 175 passengers and 6 cruise the us space age. with these quoting, for the immediate release come out as one hospital directed the son of a saffir who was arrested by his very 416 range and moving concepts. his whereabouts russian president vladimir putin has apologized each of us a bunch on 40, said was

a tragic incident in russian space as office if it in that across from us about john crushed on wednesday to the 58 people. the prodigy fell short of accepting blame for the incident was to meet them, evident reports. victims of the answer by john airlines flight from buck who to girls named rushes. chechnya of being buried. one of them is mohammed dudley. you're gone of a 13 year old boy flying 2 girls, me alone to visit his mother investigations or on going into the quotes of the crash footage shows multiple holes in the plains fuselage. azerbaijan says it was subjected to external, physical and technical interference. i meant speculation. russia's air defense system wants to blame. rochelle, who does ocean. russia must apologize to the as it by shiny government and people for this accident pollutants. governments must apologize. there is no other way.

they should also pay for the damage cause that audience. this usually means that if you just look at the damage, how many people's homes are full just morning just before the new year hopkins, such a thing happened on saturday, the kremlin issued a rad apology, but stopped short of accepting blame of the statements said, president vladimir putin apologize that the tragic incident happened in russian asked bass and offered his condolences to the families of the victims. it said add defenses were active, overgrown and in other cities due to ukrainian drone attacks. but didn't say if those systems hit the plane, the plane that approached gross me twice, but then have to diverse to kazakhstan and crash landed, and octo 38 people died. some of the 29 survivors said they heard explosions as the plane was in the a girl's name. in 2014 malaysian airlines flight 17 was down over east and ukraine and killing 298 people. based on this type of the, of the stuff,

a dutch quotes later convicted to russians for that role in downing image 17 with an air defense system. moscow has denied responsibility. if proven the mazda by john airlines plane was down by russian fine, it will become the 2nd deadly accidents linked to the war and ukraine. to meet them evident, go out to 0 voters and shot to go to the polls in the next to off the countries 1st upon dimension and actions. in 13 years, the routing policy says the election is a final step in returning shot. the constitutional rule for an acute and 2021 proposition policy, so threatening to boy called to the right. so, and it could be rig catherine, sorry, reports from angelina. the most of the candidates taking part in local elections in charge are from the ruling party. the main opposition parties and civil society groups of boy quoted the vote. they see the electoral process is

fluids and doesn't guarantee a free and fair outcome. an oregon, how an organizational 100. and as soon as the electoral commission is not independent, there was no political party with civil society groups in the body. the constitutional court is headed by a member of the ruling party because of that, there is no transparency going. be of a new copy of 10 reasons. he graduated from university to makes his money by selling siblings for is there more not any of them on them? right now? i have to rely on myself. i know the country will eventually change, but right now things are not going well. next to history business people with see me less sentiments. they say they want to be hard. if i and then i need, the city may have got, we want jobs. we want to see development projects initiated by the government, so those projects can enough money. president my, how much interest debbie had promised not to run for the presidency after the end of

a transitional period set top after the death of his father. you'd was debbie in 2021 and you changed his mind that 3 good protest in 2022. thousands of people were killed by security forces. many people who say they don't expect much to change but august. opposition to check the executive. it will be very easy to both in power copy 10 says he will vote and pray that seems we eventually get that to catherine. so we all just sarah jemina, southern nigeria is annual kind of outcome of this joint millions of people, even as a country grapples with the cost of living crisis. the month long event is tabitha, is africa's biggest street policy. i've been introduced reports from colorado and not to it is a climax of

a month of music function shows. culture displays an entity meant. the kind of carnival is not due to his most popular street event. one of the great divers i ran a great, straightforward to cut about today in the past 20 years because about calling about survived to it's, you know, making decisions and not getting it to corporate 19 discomforts in print to think on despite the current. no, i did any crumb surprises. millions of local people and visitors are finding time to attend be friends. this is festival. however, i've seen looking forward in participation, especially from kind of been and some of the american countries which have been regular participants at previous conical feeling devoid, more domestic cultural groups. this go under nibble's, around the so west africa always find it. great. coming here. and then this

hospital and the call this the call with dollars they will tell us are not enough. the government says reorganizing the event and allowing the private sector to take the lead is paying off to say about the impact as well as if in terms of um what i will call sales every december i will record quite a huge amount of says i need an added value to the kind of this is free food vendor assignment, almost piece of the kind of what it says, the rising cost of put stuff has been impacted business. the toner is all i before because people are competing is too costly. you know, when to go up to 40 is too costly. they don't how many, how many to go on buy food this on back it despite the low patronage, he says meeting new people this year has opened doors for you to diversify his business. a lucky says call. so celebration degrees. i'll just need

a kind of a way you can uh, head to our website. small features analysis 0 dot com and audio media devices for the weather is next. then inside storage, simon's deepening lexical crisis. and so we stay with this here, the the, the color we should see the temperature is just edging off. i'm not sure cross the southern parts of the middle east over the next couple of i just need to say area travelers quicker the cloud running across into the red sea to the north of mca hey rainbow. hot will see temperatures getting near with the mid twenties light winds will feel quite pleasant. i can't say the same for the middle here. it is very much on the cool side. 1213 degrees that for damascus, for example,

struggling to 17 and 18 for baghdad. and for qu way from the similar pitch as we go through monday. the nice the weather is pushing in across that eastern side of the mediterranean. really, really poor condition, say some heavy and sundry down pause. could see some low cost cutting for time coming into western areas of syria and it's $11.00 on showers extending down all the way into gaza. and yet that's still there. as we go on through monday, i think we will see some what the weather through chief day as well. i'll be starting to dry up a little as we make away into the, the new year. so that was the weather also effect in the fall northeast of africa. much of north africa is dry and that's just just a few showers. the northern parts of morocco for a time may model seasonal showers continue quite nicely across much of a central africa, pushing right down to the southeast. the latest news as it breaks,

people here in the queue is israel of deliberately destroying every possible lifelines they have left with detailed coverage, these what your planes have targeted this pool which is chilled ranch thousands of housing is, will have been forcibly this place from the heart of the story is very systematic and deliberate disruption of goals as well. with that infrastructure as left more than 2000000 people in a space of commerce can struggle. a deafening political crisis in south korea to president's impeach within 2 weeks with the stand and replacement immediately under pressure. the instabilities create some serious concern internationally. so what's gone wrong and what's next? this is inside story. the