to place all these evidence together and start seeing things architect, vitamin, and photographer trevor pac man, pod one. another thing that i really want out of art, which is not simply things that are trying to see the world, but things that give us the lives of how the world could be different. judy, it'd be unscripted on al jazeera, the palestinians, fullest affliction. yes. again, off to 2 hospitals, a talk to then israel's latest attacks on the go straight to the main site. this is all just there. a life from doha or so coming up more is really strong. in syria, at least 10 people are killed, often munitions, jeffery,

struck on the outskirts of damascus. officials investigating the deadly plane crash and south korea revealed more details about the made a cold pilots made moments before the plane crashed. and former us president jimmy costs and dies at the age of $100.00. we take a look back at his life. the hello welcome to the program is riley forces have launched as strikes on 2 hospitals and move and gaza continuing that destruction this trips, health care system, least fuzzy. palestinians have been killed and hundreds of others injured in the last 24 hours. i'll be a tax, comes freezing, temperatures bring new dangers for forcibly displace palestinians seeking shelter,

hunting, not needed reports now from darrow, by a just a warning view as may find some of the pictures in his report. distressing these holes in the walls of what the hospital so the aftermath of another health care facility targeted by is re submitted cuz facilities and also city port gold. only patients were treated and orders had fox shelters. is enrolling through the shadow cord doors, medical equipment on patients belonging, live date on the concrete. i lied, i thought that was fine. i was selling tea and coffee and suddenly and is rainy. miguel landed on the 10th behind almost a dozen were killed and many more injured. we pulled off a number of dead bodies from this site, and there will rip to pieces just our earlier because as soon as it goes, it's offering the floors are now severely damaged. israel stays,

it was targeting from us fighters periods by these read an army showing no signs of stopping on friday is reinforce to set fire to canada and hospital north golf. the last functioning capital, forcing hundreds to lead. it's a staff included the director of the sophia, we're arrested 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, ga, the health care system. since the war began for the 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 guides, are phases one of its catalyst winter in the year. several babies have died of hypothermia. among them is a 20 day old jamal baton. this is the moment father had to carry his lifeless body

out of the hospitality. when his twin brothers fights for survival in intensive care. look at his colors because of the cold. do you see how frozen he is working? i get it like this. the good neighbors brought me a number of them. it brought them clothes 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 and forcibly displaced the winter brings more challenging. for the blankets and other winters supplies held up at the check point. a waiter was very approval. family's face a freezing temperatures intense without nowhere warm to write any more from one to zeta. from there the last of the palestine. whole, the family of who some of us a fee of the direct of come out one hospital have released a statement on his detention. it's posted by one of his songs on social media and

says, we do not know the face of all saw the we appealed to you to take action and raise awareness exec needed pressure and produce reports to pressure the occupation for his immediate release off all that is now suffering from beak stream cold. you have all had from eye witnesses who are recently released about how my father was forced to strip off his clothes, including his medical codes and was used as a human shield bustle for roger's and the system professor at the university on a recession level and resistance he says, doctor, who some of us a fee is arrest as poss, if it is really policy and destroying garza's health system over $300.00. but it's been, it has good workers have been detained. but as a also it does, some of the guys have stripped since the war began based, but it didn't mean didn't use what i just sent this ticket. it's gone including said 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 100 and this imprisonment conditions. they are denied access to lawyers. they are denied any form of communication with this. how many members there that actually the course the conditions are very dire? they are provided minimum, minimum, the fluids are denied medical good. we know that they are subject to numerous funds . the violence of the things is that the has to mention that one of the palestinian doctors and then and bush was actually executed. and he died because of torture in april 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 thought these are suffering immensely because of is there any systematic policies of dorset and violence after that the psychological visit pressured,

that is a yes or display as the feminist. and what do you have were exempt? you have no idea what's taking place. do you loved ones inside this? is there any business? and these 10 people have been killed and as troy on the syrian town of audra, the town lies on the outskirts of damascus. the target, according to secure is the source. this was an munition dep of any 500 as strikes from israel have targeted syria's ministry infrastructure since the full of the regime. most of it has been destroyed. how somehow bought it has the latest from ask us this lifelong instead of industrial hop 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 it's with civilians near the area or so just task with securing the on depth of these riley's have most in the past and then it slides targeting palms that pose across syria. and they said that the goal for the a, for those as life as the ensure what the zone up for into the hands of ice. so any other group that could use it to undermine as well as national security. the government has been saying in the past that is rise, should stop the s like and that's of the same time it should stop the incursion along the border with syria, medicaid is an appliance, have been tasked with carrying that message to the americas. and to these bodies, and the new administration in damascus has been warning that if they ask why spend tedious, that could lead to more escalation as a month. but i 0, damascus. the new syrian administration is collecting weapons from different groups

as policy. if a deal to unite all factions on the ministry of defense, but the agreement does not include the us box cutters lead siri and democratic forces which control lodge areas of eastern syria, encore, a designate psychiatrist, lead s d f as a terrorist organization. meanwhile, the new administration is stepping up, its opperation is especially in the northwest and region. so let's talk here and talk to see if areas a strong holes of a sides minority, our white sect, and have faced on rest and recent weeks. interior ministry blames the balance on what it says on remnants of the former regime. as on the been today, it is at the port in attack. yeah. and reports on the attacks on the serious ministry infrastructure by israel since the full of acid. this entire fleet of the city, a navy, is now sitting at the bottom of the ocean. this is the port of the talk you is

really strikes of tired of taking out all of this area and this, these are multiple ships. it's not just one. we can see the house of multiple ships here. the extent of the damage here becomes care. once you come closer to these boats, this was part of the top of the board, which now sits here are the area, the capabilities, the air defense capability of the air force capabilities. the naval capabilities of the city, an army has all been taken out. and what be found in the rooms adjacent to these ship sir records logs, maintenance and other details of not just personnel, but the, the, the rockets, the records, the, the, the maintenance of these ships, etc. and it was maintained on a daily basis. so i'm of the show as government and says that it is going to focus on the internal security of this country. but even if it wanted to go for any sort of defensive procedures or anything. busy on the borders in the sea or in the air,

it no longer has the capability. and what the people here have been kind of got in this ford is that yes, the civilian side of the port is intact and the military side has been taken out. but it, even for the 70 inside to come back for any of the company, the operation the is going to take years because a lot of this has been neglected for decades. solomon jobs as of data. and the talk to you for investigators in south korea have requested an arrest warrant for the country suspended. president used to kill officials investigating unit of his some declaration of martial lou earlier this month. the request for an arrest warrant follows his failure to report for questioning. meanwhile, in the country mona's have been paying their respects to the victims of sundays, j. u. s. plane crash in the south, west city of one. memorials been set out for people to leave. floral tributes and light candles. a 179 people died in the crash only to survived. the

acting president has declared 7 days of morning. the flags of being flown at hoff most. meanwhile, authorities investigating the crash a deposit made and made a cool, aust, mentioning a bed strike just minutes before landing the bearing 737 court fi on to varying off the runway and hitting a barrier out. be moved to an international airport. investigate. just say it's possible that the one way barrier cause the fatalities as cost live now to the app or to move on to speak to a corresponding role. mcbride. and we've been getting some briefing from the transport administrator rob, one of they've been saying of the that's right. the constraint basically being given the, the daily updates, all this air investigation is extracts on the way. but as we know,

it is focusing on a couple of specific areas that the possibility of a bud strike. we know that a warning from the control tower this apple was issued about the possibility of both strikes around the time of the crash and then also the other question. and which is why the ad across the landing gear was not deployed when it crash landed onto the runway. and we have heard from the, from the transport ministry that extra evidence has been gathered from the sea and the crash overnights. in addition to the black box, white record is a with a retreat very soon to the crash site. x for evidence has not been sent away for examinations. the and investigators and also reveals that they play naturally landed on the wrong way. ones the down, the link to the wrong way. now i think it's generally accepted that even though it isn't, that we're going to lat pull the the length of the runway with the long enough for this type of backups. but tragically,

what seems to have happened was that the cross right now, so if you run away it's over shots and then crashed through the battery, which then resulted in the disintegration of the craft in the catastrophic explosion and fire. meanwhile, the acting president of south korea choice 2nd law has promised that meeting of the meeting this morning and so that the uh, investigation will be cetera. and transparency says one thing to get downstairs as quickly as possible to the families was bound to exactly what went wrong by it. and many of those family members, rob of the victims still gathered at the port where you are. what have they been saying? of the med, there is a, i think, a growing sense of frustration amongst some of the family members just about the length of time that is taking full as the identities of all of the victims a to be passed on. there were still me, i think just around a 141 or 2 have been

a full of the identified. people are still waiting for the results of dna tests and so on. there is now a family association which is phones uh, hoping to put pressure on the also as easy as the rack collectively to try to bring about the speedy identification of all the victims as soon as possible. okay, thank you for that. rob mcbride, that for us of the airport in the move, i'm still ahead on ours. is there no out right when and gracious presidential election. so what next? we will have the latest from the the, the color of the weather remains very miserable across that is the side off the mediterranean. we have that. we have low pressure. this is what remains of what was

storm eleanor hiding some move, very heavy rain into that east and sort of a met for cypress west of pots. so syria pushing down it's 11 on all the way down into gauze. i some more wet weather coming through here. when i have a nice it doesn't get a whole lot better. take a look at the temperatures. big single fingers full many as you can see, so uncomfortable conditions stuckey. i still have the saying, the west of that cold weather. but even dental, it's gotta be just about holding up into double figures, move on into choose day more. why the coming through here? not a whole lot pass a temperature is not really rising significantly. so that area of unsettled weather, that sky to continue making use wifi, the race was across iraq. a rama system went to where the grassy pushing in here south is that same area cloud. and brian just makes his way back across the gulf that will bring increasing cloud here in kata possibility of a little bit of cloud and possibly some showers, as we end the wanted to showers across the northeast of africa and nothing too much

to speak off. having said that, but for much of north africa is generally fine. i'm dry. the elated by those in power and selection is unique, tentatively seen anything like it for an old person. they were instrumental in helping the president when the election, driven by still interested play is fast with their pastor, non profits for people susceptible to government control. if propaganda is designed to inflame and defense, the way that the story is being told is not right. and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post exposes the forces behind the headlight on out his era the

the impacts you're watching out just around mind. if our top story is this, our is already full, is this have conducted as strikes and 2 hospitals in northern cause a 7 people were killed. and i'll watch the hospital in guns. i see the stars, the palestinians were killed and hundreds more injured. and attacks across the street on sunday. and these 10 people have been killed in an asteroid on the syrian town of audra on the outskirts of damascus. and talk and according to secure seesaw, since was an munition death by the former us president jimmy call to has died. at the age of 100, the nobel peace prize laureate served one time as president of the united states. 1977 to 1981. he was diagnosed with cancer, which lays a spread from his limit to his brain. he had been receiving hospice care since

february of 2023 years president. dr. barton has declared january 9th will be a national day of mourning for jimmy costa. he paid tribute to the 39th president saying that his legacy will impact millions. it worked, eradicate diseases. oh, nice at home. around the world. you forced peace events, civil rights, human rights promote a free and fair elections around the world. build housing homeless for homeless. okay. it is compassion and more clarity, clarity to people up and change lives and save lives, all under the clothes. nice accounts, shoot me a call to his presidency, was long by conflicts best or his writing popularity while in office calls and may be best remembered for his work off that he left costs and was this todd? is christ site if human rights and work to resolve conflicts around the world. and

the help of thoughts. after losing the election to ronald reagan, a for lauren, jimmy carter left the white house for his georgia state peanut farm. it had been badly mismanaged and was more than a $1000000.00 in debt. undeterred, carter returned to his roots. a family tradition of overcoming adversity. we did recognize hardships without having a great life. you've always worked for 11. we know what it means to work and work he did almost immediately. carter established a center in his name for advancing human rights. he travels the globe to stamp out malaria river blindness and eradicate getting warm disease spread by drinking and clean water. it was killed millions and rule africa today. there are just a handful of cases each year when you don't have anywhere. and then the children can't go to school. the farmers can plant the crops and the anti economic status of a village and a community and a nation can be health. carter was also called on by sitting presidents to mediate

conflict in 1994 with the troops positioned along the border with north korea bracing for war. then president bill clinton dispatch carter to negotiate with the vin north korean president carter succeeded in negotiating a framework for dismantling the nation's nuclear program, negotiated with the north korean for about 24 hours for the symbol so extensively. the fund accepted all of the propositions that i had brought to an office. where to my surprise, the diplomatic breakthrough later fell apart under the administration of president george w bush. carter was also a frequent critic of is really policy is join me in welcoming former president jimmy carter in 2003. he helped design a piece agreement known as the geneva courts recognizing israel, but also palestine as independent states. no matter what leaders, the palestinians might choose, no matter how fervent american answers might be. there remains one basic choice for

this right is do we won't from an a dish step, the promotion of democracy was another of carter's passions turn out. is that 83 percent through his center? he was involved in monitoring roughly 100 elections in 38 countries with his wife, rosalie, and carter. he travelled the world, helping build homes for the poor, through habitat for humanity, for decades after he left office. this is story and says carter was tireless in his crusade to combat human suffering. there's a model now for ex presidents to follow and it was set by jimmy carter and altruistic template laid out in his farewell speech. after in a battle presidency. those who hunger for freedom, the thirst for human dignity and who suffer for the sake of justice. they are the patriots of this cause. i believe with all my heart, that america must always stand for these basic human rights at home and abroad.

that is both our history and our destiny. it is a destiny for decades. jimmy carter dedicated his life to achieving kimberly, how could algy 0 sir william quantity was a stock number on the national security council. 1970 c was deeply involved in the 1st camp. david's negotiations, which led to the junction is really peace, tracy, he says jimmy call understood that in the arab is writing conflict. the protestant issue is a key element early in his presidency, he use the term that says 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

that was sent in his early piece. 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 high on his agenda. that wasn't the case or for ronald reagan who was exceeded him. on the other hand, his inability and i can't blame him entirely, was mostly meant awesome bacon swap is 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 herb is really conflict as a whole would continue. and we see that now polls are closed in child's 1st parliamentary elections and more than 10 years. the governing policy says it's the final step in returning child to constitutional rule off to 3. busy if minute,

truthful, and the opposition has cooled for a boy called slicing phase of the rigging, has some story reports now from childs capital. in jemina, a child yos are lacking in peace, provincial and municipal representative body to is few voters are making their way to calling stations. this is a populated part of the city. one would expect a bigger town. we put a hotel on the re evaluating because we want everything to change and seems to be normal. president my, how much is this? that'd be cost to follow. ardie was declared winner of the presidential election in may. the main opposition parties and civil society groups have disputed the results . and so some of the local and regional and election observers are in town, but emissions like the e u. n a you are not here. some child in private media houses are

also not covering the polls. they say the government has not given them resources legally required for logistics. the main opposition park is the single society groups have reported the election that support to say they feel connected from the electoral process. some say they believe that they absolutely will not countable. todd is an oil producing country, yet the majority of the people here see they don't see the benefits. we now pull, god bless and are struggling with a high cost of anything. and then before the selection during the company, goodness says a popular have any, any kind of does, yes. because people are more pip devices that every day giving how to make the living. people can have the east twice a day. so of course, and that's in many elections like this, and nothing has changed and outcomes or has been the same, the ruling power to winning. this is supposed to be

a significant moment in chas history. it's been more than 10 years since the last parliamentary elections. but people who chose to stay away said the vote changes very little. catherine story, altura domino, christ presidential election is headed for a run of next month off to none of the candidates, secure with 50 percent of the votes. they were only celebrations of the headquarters of the incumbents or on milan. know which of the exit polls showed he could eat out a narrative victory account as little as completes on it's become clear that there was no outright with us. tanya novak has moved from side right. the 2nd round is going to be in 2 weeks and sort of the line of which was short of the roads to win in this 1st round. but he said he is not disappointed. and this is

really, surprisingly big result for him. he's taking to the 2nd round and it is a huge capital he's bringing with him. he will be facing all the candidates back to buy. it will increase and democratic parties that are going 3. what else? who in this 1st from vote is on just a little bit under 20 percent of the folks, even though milan, which is declaring himself a left is and is coming from the social democratic party. he was the fierce critic of the plank of government and thinks of it to himself, calling him out for corruption. and also criticizing grace and governments for being a way to um, a bd, 2 russells and the demands because he wants a trace of to be more independent and more as you start to not a country with an attitude. now that stands has also, may seem very favorable with the voters on the right a spectrum. and as tonight's votes show, he managed to bring

a lot of them to his side, even in this 1st round of the license from assassination attempts to a assessing president, dropping out of a re election been 2024, turned out to be quite some dramatic in the united states of the campaign for the white house was also heavily influenced by events abroad, wasn't jordan reports now from washington. as at the beginning of 2024, many assumed the last 2 men to serve as us president joe button. and donald trump would be running against each other again in november. what's joe wide gonna do? is you're gonna drop out here. what are you doing? we're gonna we're we're doing great in nevada. we're doing great. great in arizona, we're doing great, really good at north carolina by the end of the year. trump was president a lot,

but no one would have guessed health things played out along the way biting the incumbent thought he could campaign and when on a strong economy, voters disagreed. unusually for the us public. they also judged biden's handling of foreign affairs, namely the war on garza the death of tens of thousands of palestinians angered many era, but most of them citizens and sparks campus protests. the result fewer democratic votes from these groups of november, especially in swing states such as michigan vitamins age became a big problem after he debated trump in june. soon, barton was out of the race. come on, harris took his place. the however, the earliest woozy asked him for harris's candidacy wasn't enough to beat 12 if

anything to assassination attempt invigorated trumps campaign. voters dismissed warnings from.