[000:00:00;00] the the hospitals on the fire, israel's military steps up as a tax on garza's health care system, the hello, i mean that it was sitting there is this is out of their life from day ha. also coming up. 10 people are killed and is there any asteroid going in munition data on the outskirts of serious capital, damascus. former us president jimmy cost a dies at the age of $100.00. we take

a look back at his life and legacy on south korea to class 7 days of national morning following a plane crash that killed 179 people. the is there any forces have launched as strikes on 2 hospitals, in nose and gaza, continuing the destruction of the strips, health care system, and these that the palestinians have been killed and hundreds of others injured in the past 24 hours. the attacks come as winter temperatures bring new dangers for forcibly displaced, palestinians seeking shelter. highly recommended reports from darrow by the the warning view as may find some of the pictures in his report. distressing

these holes in the walls of the hospital. so the aftermath of the new, the healthcare facility targeted by is re submitted come facilities and also city work build. only patients were treated and others had fox shelters isn't rolling through the shadow. quoted, doors, medical equipment on patients, belongings, lie dead on the concrete. a lot a lot, i thought that was fine and i was selling tea and coffee and suddenly and is rainy . miguel landed on the 10th behind 20, almost a dozen were killed and many more injured. we pulled off a number of dead bodies from this site and they're all ripped to pieces. just i was earlier because as soon as it goes, its upper floors are now severely damaged. israel said it was targeting some of the fighters. he reads by these read an army showing no signs of stopping on friday is really forces set fire to come out of the hospital, north golf, the last functioning capital,

forcing hundreds to lead. the fits of staff included the director some of this of the where a rested and his whereabouts are on hospitals are meant to be a safe haven for palestinians receiving medical care. but israel, the step, the military campaign is a crippling. 7 of the health care system, since the war began 3rd to 3 hospitals, those have gone out of service. many people are using the mass filters. now phase further displacement rows of tax and hospitals come as gals are phases, one of which killed this winter in the years. several babies have died of hypothermia. among them is a 20 day old jamal baton. this is the moment his father had to carry his lifeless body out of the hospital with his twin brother fights for survival in intensive care. look at his colors because of the cold. do you see how frozen he's working? i get it like this. the good neighbors brought me

a number of them. it brought them close and i dressed them have nothing to want them. they need a special nursery. i couldn't buy 4 metres of nylon to make a special nursery for them to protect them for dogs or forcibly displaced the winter brings more challenging. for the blankets and other winters, supplies held up at the check point. a waiting was very approval. families face of freezing temperatures, intense without nowhere warm to write any more from one to zeta. from there, the last of the palestine to the family of with some of us i see a has reduced the statement on his detention is posted by one of his sons on social media and says, we do not know the fate of our father. we appeal to you to take action, raise awareness exempt and media pressure, and produce reports to pressure the occupation for his immediate release. all

father is now suffering from the extreme cold. you who had from eyewitnesses who are recently released about how my father was forced to strip off his coat, including his medical coat. i was used as a human shield. basil far ours as an assistant professor ad busy university out of research on global costs or ology and resistance. he says adult who some i will. sophia's arrest is partial in his ready policy and destroy garza's health system over 300. but it's been, it has good workers have been detained, but is it, you also do something doesn't strip since the war began based, but it didn't mean didn't use what other sent to seek it. it's constituting to the demand or, or, or later on, a move to also to present and other minute disability extensions. and there's across a, what is now referred to as is right. we know that this, but it's getting to the news i've had in a holding this imprisonment conditions. they are denied access to lawyers. they are

denied any form of communication with the family members that, that actually the customer conditions are very dire. they are provided minimum, minimum, the fluids, the genetic medical good. we know that they are subject to numerous phones. the violence of the things is that they have to mention that one of the but it's been in doctors and then and bush was actually executed. and he died because it's tortured in april of 2024 and also the prison following his detention from a ship a hospital enable to. so we've got to be no, we do know that, but it's spinning and has good workers and medics a whole lot edited but is a i. so it is our suffering immensely because of us for any system. i think what it is of the door should and violence. after that, the psychological visit pressured, that is your yes or display as the feminist. and what do you have would accept you have no idea what's taking place. do you loved ones inside this?

is there any business these 10 people have been killed in an as strike on the town of audra. the town lies on the outskirts of the syrian capital, damascus. the target, according to security, still says, was an ammunition data. 9500 strikes from israel have targeted serious military infrastructure since the full of the asset regime. much of it has been destroyed, a hush in my heel. barbara has the latest from damascus. this like target said an industrial hub on the outskirts of the copies of the moscow. the authorities told us that this was on palms depot and the 10 people were killed. we didn't know about the identity, whether this was civilians near the area or soldiers, tasks with securing the arms depot. these riley's have most in the past and then slides targeting palms to oppose across syria. and they said that the goal for the am,

for those as life as in sure wife is do not fall into the hands of ice. so any other group that could use it to undermine, as well as national security of the government has been saying in the past that as well as should stop the s like and that of the same time it should stop the incursion along the border with syria medicaid is an appliance, have been tasked with cutting that message to the americas until these bodies and the new administration in damascus has been warning that if they slice been tedious, that could lead to more escalation as a month. but i was just the right domestic us, former us president jimmy costa has died at the age of 100. he's of just one time this president, but consider the impacts he made once he left office as the more important part of his life. that's a good hain, looks back at his legacy. at the age of 90, jimmy carter announced he had cancer and it hit spread to his brain. i just thought

i had a few weeks left. but i was surprisingly edy's. you know, i've had a lot of wonderful life. i've had thousands of friends and, and i've had an exciting and veteran ratify existence. so i was surprisingly that he, he would stay on the world just a few months later by announcing thanks to a new treatment. he was cancer free at 92 years old. he was briefly hospitalized after he became dehydrated, but helping to build homes for the poor. he was back on site the following day. his was the typical american story with very, a typical results board in the small town of plains, georgia. he joined the navy study nuclear physics and married the girl next door. literally, he 1st saw his wife on the day she was born when he was just 3 years old, especially i have it, it was my writing mostly that that's

a physical of my life of the peanut farmers turned politician. and after one term is the governor of georgia, he became the democratic nominee for president when he easily was a public dated by watergate and his logan trust me. it's a long way for flames to washington dc, but we've made a great deal of progress lately. i jimmy carter, do solemnly swear in office. his domestic accomplishments were limited, remembered mostly for high interest rates and inflation that led to a recession. his bigger impact was in foreign policy. he broke the peace between israel and egypt within 1978 camp david accords. normalize relations with china, and you negotiate of assault to nuclear treaty with the soviet union. but you would later, blake out the olympics there in protest of the countries invasion of afghanistan. his legacy is most closely tied with this november 1979. the u. s. embassy into iran was stormed, more than 60 americans were taken hostage,

he ordered were turned out to be a bunch, pressed to attempt in large part because of that carter lost his bid for re election to ronald reagan. the carter successfully negotiated the release of the hostages, still around decided to fed them until just minutes after reagan was inaugurated, which he would later reflect on publish. i sent one more helicopter to forget the hostages, and we would have rescued when i would have been re elected. but that may have and that may have interfered with the foundation of the carter center. and if i had to choose between former years and the quarter, so then i think i would use the quarter. so last name is wide open. the carter center dedicated decades to provide in human rights and democracy overseen elections often leading with leaders. the u. s. considered unfriendly and targeting diseases in the developing world, and she was a very vocal critic of israel are treated like

then like a lindsey he was a man who reached the height of the presidency, won the nobel peace prize, helped millions by tackling disease and dictators, and promoted peace, even when it was controversial back home. his 29th and final book was titled a full life for jimmy carter. it most certainly was us president joe biden and 1st lady joe biden have released the statement saying, today, america on the well lost and extraordinary lead, a statesman on humanitarian. it was 6 decades. we had the owner of quoting jimmy casa, a dear friend, with his compassion and moral clarity. he was to eradicate disease for which piece advanced civil rights and human rights by didn't. but on to say that an official state funeral will be held in washington dc. and president elect donald trump has posted on truth social saying the challenge is jimmy faced as president came at

a pivotal time for the country. he did everything in his power to improve the lives of americans so that we owe of him a debt of gratitude. trump added that he and his wife maloney, i think he will meet of the cost of family and the loved ones during this difficult time. now william quanch's, a former staff member on the national security council in the 1970s. he was deeply involved in the 1st come david negotiations which lead to the addiction is ready piece treaty and he joins us now live from d. c. thank you so much for being with us. so the comp, david peace accords web undoubtedly a huge achievement of mr. cox, his presidency leading to the peace treaty as we just had between israel and egypt, and you're involved in these tools. so can you tell us what was do we call it was so dry in full was driving motivation coming into the stokes and what was it like working alongside him on this as well?

one of the 1st things i've discovered when i went to work for jimmy carter in january of 19971977 was it, he really cared about the middle east. and in one sense that was obvious. there were strategic interest to stake and many was self with assignment. come to really try to bring the conflict to an end. but he added added to it his personal dimension. so really caring about the middle east for his religious background. he wanted to be the man who could bring peace to the holy land. so that was distinctive of aspect. but it, it motivated him. uh and what i was surprised by is how quickly he wanted to make the middle east and airbus really piece one of the top priorities for his administration. and later in life, he was also deeply involved through the cost of center in trying to support a to,

to, to say, solution to these ready palestinian conflict. he's a pull to the palestinians, desire for self determination. now would you say that that was the floor and policy direction that may have been a bit of a departure to cite the different paths from how all of the former presidents viewed that part of the welsh. oh yes. i think he understood the bells sydney, an issue was central to the overall or if is really conflict and early in his presidency, he use the term in united states. she should support a palestinian homeland. he never quite spelled out what he meant by that. but that was breaking a barrier in and of itself. i think he eventually concluded that he couldn't do everything all at once. that is egypt and is really piece steering is really piece allison and is there like these. and he had to choose focusing on the egyptian

front because that's where we had the best chance of success. but he never gave up on the idea that if he had had, for example, a 2nd term, i think the palestinian issue would have been by on his agenda. that wasn't the case or for ronald reagan who succeeded him. and what would you say a is the last thing impact of his legacy in the middle east? well, it's mixed because the egyptian is really piece has held and that's an achievement of what previous to the egyptians really piece there had been horrors and 19491956. 19671973, between egypt and israel, and other of stays that we haven't had that kind of conflict between egypt and israel. since, on the other hand, his inability and i can't blame him entirely, was mostly middle bacon's fault. it was really prime minister to deal effectively

with the palace and actually it was a big disappointment to him, to me, to those who worked with him. because we realized that without that piece of the puzzle in place, the arab israeli conflict as a whole would continue. and we see that now to all right, thank you so much. so your thoughts and your inside the on jimmy cause i wouldn't want joining us live that from washington dc. thank you. you're welcome. see the now is there a no. all right, when the inquiry has presidential election? so what next? we have the latest from zagreb, the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read pins through the game? so basically, you 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 and others make a difference on how to 0 from the impact of the us selections, escalating conflict in the middle east and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for a serious debate on out jersey or 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 displaced from the hoss at the story. is very systematic and deliberate. destruction of causes with the infrastructure, has left more than 2000000 people in the face of commerce. going to struggle of

the, [000:00:00;00] the hello guy you're watching out. is there a i don't mind if i tell the story, is this alex is ready for us is have conducted as strikes and 2 hospitals. in northern garza, 7 people were killed at a loss of hospital in gauze city. and these, the c palestinians were killed and the hundreds more injured and attacked across the street. at least 10 people having killed in an asteroid on the town of address . the target, according to security sauces wasn't ammunition definitely. the town is on the outskirts of the syrian capital, damascus,

the full on the us president. jimmy costa has died at the age of $100.00, the nobel peace prize. laura said one time as president of the united states from 1977 to 1981 casa, was diagnosed with cancer, which need to spread from his nova to his grade. he had been receiving hospice guest since february 2023. south korea's acting president has the glad 7 days of morning off the sundays plane crash that killed nearly everyone on board and the 2 crew members survived. 179 people died. emergency crews are continuing to search through the wreckage base live boxes have been recovered the day due at plane was trying to land at one international apple in the south west of the country. official say it's one of the country's west aviation does awesome. so let's cross that live now to the port and want to speak to rob mcbride. rob,

good to have you with us. now, can you tell us what is the thing going on at the airport overnight? yeah here with the actual cross side where at one end of the apple, this is where the cross ended up work on the wreckage of the fuselage has been continuing throughout the night here across at the terminal. that's where a lot of the emergency and support services are all based. and of course, all of the families have come to find out what has happened to left. well we the process of identifying the victims has been continuing since the crash. and we now know that around a $140.00 of the victims have been positively identified. most of the identification is being done through fingerprints where that's not possible because of the 5th of 5, it took place uh the wreckage of the craft that using the things like dna, a samples did a identification to identify the remaining victims. i mean,

while the investigation is well underway, both of the block blackbox flight recorders have been recovered from here and the investigation is still looking just to turn a while to some of those questions about whether redbud strike was involved in the suspicion is that it was that and also why the landing gear of the cross seemingly was not able to deploy and made this tragedy as well as south korea is experiencing political turmoil and the enormity of this event now as well. so what is being the reaction of ordinary people in the public and south korea? a yeah, this does come with a very strange time here in south. crazy good. right? you say it is a type of political tamma with a top of the government. but i think everybody is, is really looking at the enrollment fee of this is it sinks in just how many, what kind of a loss of life this was. this is the worst aviation tragedy to take place on south

korean soil that has been a 7 day, a period of national loading is declared. there's also been a local appear to morning he had declared a new one. all right, rob mcbride's. we've lost our sound from him temporary but we've got some really interesting insight from him. we're going to move on from now. thank you. rob. gracious presidential election is headed for a run of next months. often none of the time to the secured 50 percent of the vote . the audi celebrations at the headquarters of incumbents autumn yolanda, which also exit polls showed. he could be called a narrow victory. the account is almost complete and has become clear. there was no outright when a 2024 has seen a flurry of political administrative. he will, in russia with that you may appear. tim continues his 5th tom as president from

moscow. joseph jabari takes a look back at a year that coming face some of its most serious challenges in decades. rushes best known opposition is bigger and flattery improvements. fear, says critic alexei nev on the made. what will be his final quarter parents through video link in february, he died on february 16th, while serving a 19 year prison sentence on charges of extremism that he rejected as politically motivated to 47 year old had been behind bars since january 2021. after returning to russia from germany, where he had been recovering from poisoning by the nerve agent, nova chuck, the russian officials said he collapsed during the walk in the penal colony. his family and supporters blamed the kremlin for his death. days later, vladimir put in secured his 5th term in office by winning an over whelming majority

in a presidential election with no real competition. and a few days later, gunman killed at least 137 people. an injured more than $182.00 in a shooting, an arson, a top in the caracas city hall music venue in moscow. islamic state claimed responsibility for the attack as pollutants. 5th term officially got underway. he, we shuffled one of russia's most important ministry's surgery show who was replaced as defense, minister by deputy prime minister andre fellow solved. and the newly appointed defense minister immediately faced a major challenge on august 6th, ukrainian forces made a surprise incursion into the curse region of russia. prompting a declaration of a state of emergency in the region. more than 100000 people were forced to flee their homes near the border region. of course, for the 1st time since world war 2 foreign troops were now officially on russian soil. days later, this unexpected announcement by president putin on greece who put a russian against russia by any known nuclear state,

but was the participation or support of a nuclear state proposed as they are joint attack on the russian federation. so we reserve the right to use nuclear weapons in the event of aggression against russia and billows with russia already the world's most sanction country. the economic impact of the war is being felt across the country. the central bank of russia has, again, raised interest rates to their highest since 2003 of all the sufferings in russia. are you comfortable to get off your plate? this why russia of able to sustain visual effects ration for a longer period of time? perhaps one of the most speaking events that happened in 2024 came in early december when russia effectively ended its military intervention in the syrian civil war. as the rule of president bush or a side collapse, russian officials are in contact with a new administration in damascus. but it is unclear whether president putin's

military aspirations in the middle east will continue to be as important in 2025 as a war in ukraine enters it's for here. the new york seems to be one of the most challenging in decades, not only for the russian states, but also forts, people dorset avari algebra 0 moscow easily. second largest city is just days away from implementing a smoking ban in public places. starting in 2025 milan will only allow smoking in designated areas if there is a distance of at least 10 meters from other people. the measure is part of the cities, a larger environmental initiative aimed at costing carbon dioxide emissions by hall by 2050. those who violate the rule will face fines of up to $250.00 to at least 90 ports have been closed and cover as joined waves lash the coast. this wells caused by persistent wins off the coast of the united states. more than

sufficient and have been rescued in the storm like conditions, features having closed and fishing face prevented from heading out to sea as a safety precaution. that's it for me. my list of events, whether is next then inside story examines why relations between of got a son and pockets on a so 10 at the moment. thank you very much for watching. stay with us the the hello. the snow is easing now for a japan be temporarily. i'm afraid he'll make me the weight of the sky round to a little more of a both wesley and gradually a south west the direction just backing off as we go through monday. so coming in for him all the direction, so turn intending to be mainly over, right. but as we go on then to choose today we're looking at to,

we've got to back feeling to was a northwest. the direction is a fair amount of snow coming back. he wants to get causing further disruption into weston, home. she had of course, a good part of the kind of shelter by the mountain. somebody with a phone effect taking place that the child care type of just getting up to 16 degrees celsius. much of the korean peninsula will be dry along with a good part of china. we have a little safety winds, no safety, monsoons driving some heavy rain across, not show up the feel of pain, some heavy it down pulls, coming into bony. i will see some way through by the crash he making his way towards central and southern positive vietnam as to the a shout was the into todd, i guess, scattering the shows being well for you, malaysia, and some about some indonesia thing for ritual samples. so i'm heading down post to just making my way towards the fall south, east of india. i'd also into str lanka, fault and for us in cold weather to the rules.

the, the 19th sixty's was a period of change around the world, including the middle east and north africa. we dream to the 5 and democratic society. we dream different revolution. the 1st of a 3 part series out as a well exclusive regional events, people and forces to check the deck in our dreams. when many we start to with great dreams, o'denza dealt with sense the 2nd time, the sixty's in the, our politics, analogies era. we ask gotten defense ministry says it's counted out several strikes and focused on new. it's how the ation protect last week. it's the latest acting, growing cross border problems between the neighbors. august on says it was targeting groups and then it's frontier. so why relation so tense now this is inside stored