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is where the forces have carried out a series of airstrikes on gaza, city palestinians in the north are using any materials they can find to carry the wounded to ambulances. the number of people killed in bo, strikes is unclear. but since dawn on thursday is really forces have killed at least 60 people across the strip. israel's drone attack on the under mountain neighborhood killed 2 palestinians in the west of gaza city 8 others were injured and some are in critical condition. the bad that we would, the sitting the cultural and this man was having a phone call with his family. then suddenly she was hit by and he's re, please, god is sufficient for us. go, what is the best to dispose of affairs?

the man was alone, here is firm and easy. the so he doesn't have anyone here. hi anymore. no. it has more from dayton bye. and those women and children are making up the vast majority of casualties. hospitals like, along the hospital or allowed inside are, are overcrowded now because of the influx of injuries. similar scenario is happening in the hospital where the majority of the toxic waste in java city, in a span of an hour 30 minutes 10. your attack took place at different parts of the city, the city center, the western part, including the i saw the refuge account as well as the eastern part where a better neighborhood is located. all of this is going on taking place. one of the same time, people are in doing the worsening weather conditions that have really caused the depth of 7 babies. youtube hypothermia, and a combination of lack of basic necessities would supplies and water and basic

medication. we were told by a doctor here if the weather continues, do worse it and to get older. by the day we're going to see more cases of be this particular newly born baby is dying of hypo hypothermia. close to a 1000 tents and han units that were submerged by water causing further in force displacement. this time by the forces of nature, relocating many of the displaced people are really traumatized by the ongoing conditions into temporary shelter. the art lars, me inadequate and not offering the basic necessities needed to survive these difficult conditions. i didn't my more data from there is but i city how to sign. this is early forces have again bonded on milwaukee refugee camp and southern gaza, killing several palestinians. fear strikes continue despite israel designating it a safe zone and telling displaced people to move their thought. a couple of zoom

reports don't rising over on my wasi of to annoyed of death and destruction which supposed to be safe zone for displace palestinians is award so tense of a no protection against isabel strikes. quin, i mean we were sleeping under around 1 am themselves that hits the area that unwanted people were all over the place. bodies were cut into pieces. it was like the judgment day the displays people were sleeping in their tents in the pitch. black phones are the only source of light for rescue what codes they traded. i'm shooting seats, a contest and smoke bringing the injured to hospital. 3 posts. indian children are really on the back of the box with them. it was 2 lights, daylight at a milwaukee reviews, a small crater, one strikes gland at a blood. so mat choice is a reminder,

it's cut off all of her. this is not food. what's the fault of all the children to stuff like that? we didn't do anything wrong. they told us to come to a milwaukee and describe that as a safe area. video is that there is no safe area in gauze on what else to go posted yet. the only ones are whether it's body forces will ever stop targeting them. it's not recognizing, i would just say there was that i had a son. it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu as a proof of delegation to resume garza cease for negotiations in delphi. for more and this will bring it home to so i'm from joining us from the jordanian capital online because the government's in israel has bounds alger 0 from reporting there. so honda, what more do we know about this? and the mandates of his team is going to have as well that he no word on what mandate these negotiators will be given. but it's really media says that prime minister benjamin netanyahu will decide that to night

when meeting with the team before they had to go had tomorrow on friday. now we do know that how much delegation is also expected in doha. for these talks, chemist expressing some optimism, saying that they're hoping there will be some sort of success in this round of negotiations. while all is really officials have been speaking off. the record have said that they're very cautiously optimistic or that they are not optimistic at all because of heavy sticking points from both sides. remember, the mass wants to see complete and to the war. and these really so i've said that that's not going to happen. in fact, there have been reports within is really media that have said that even if there is a ceasefire prime minister benjamin netanyahu is going to continue the war after that. so that's something that the world, including the mediators should know, but of course, no confirmation from the prime minister's office. it's also important to note that these negotiations and the approval of this delegation come after an incredibly deadly day in the palestinian territory. and israel's defense minister,

israel caps has said that israel will be using any sort of mechanisms in order to achieve the goals of the war, saying, but quote, guns that will be dealt blows. it hasn't seen in years, which is a little bit hard to imagine. after a war that is now largely regarded as a genocide, nearly 46000 people have been killed. it's hard to imagine what else israel could do in the rest of this war. so these negotiators are going to be taking place in the habit. of course they have been largely stalled largely at a stalemate for the last year. okay, and the son who is reporting from online thank you to the united nations as calls on the palestinian authority to reverse. it's closer if l g 0 is office in operations in the occupied westbank. the p a is accusing al jazeera of broadcasting what it calls, provocative material and reports, but it says or misleading. the alger 0 media network has condemned the decision.

and so as the move aligns with previous action taken by that is really government which close to 0 is office and drama. not the foreign press association in israel has also called on the p a to reconsider its decisions. stressing the importance of press freedom. the syrian security forces have launched a major search in the city of homes for people they suspect of committing war crimes during the said regime. they're also looking for those who refuse to hands over their weapons and ammunition to the new administration. roadblocks have been set up across the city and civilians and a place to neighborhoods have been told to stay at home. was not remote and we received information from the residents that they are fight us from. the former regime here refused to give up their weapons and walked or rising the residence.

therefore, since early morning, acting on the instructions of leadership, we followed the fight is arrested and transferred to the serious for administer has led the new governments 1st overseas trips since the fall of a sent a size and shape bonnie is heading a delegation that's holding talks in riyadh, saudi arabia, damascus, test signal that saudi arabia will play a significant role in rebuilding syria. a nationwide efforts are under way to rebuild the history and heritage of syria. after years of civil war, they include ending the legal trading of priceless syrian antiques. much of that takes place in the ancient city of books at all. from where are some of them jeff had sent us this report. sylvia has some of the was old. this continues to be populated places. bushera used to be a trade route between a chum which is the voskus to mecca. it's a roman. busy b, c, a tear, but has

a special place in the most in position, because wisdom is believed the prophet muhammad was given. the 1st inclination to be a prophet here in this place, since 2015. this place has changed sides between the government forces and so opposition practice who say that they are trying to protect the artifacts and guarding. this is an important task because city and now for this is a multitude of challenges. city is artifacts. it's a historic sites. have been looted and artifacts have been stolen and that in this a trade has gone on for a while as you saw it under the rule of iceland. people here tell us that it militias were involved in it as well. and that is just one aspect near the jordanian border. the other currency of trade hair is kept on the illegal drug which was on which the aside the government's empire was built on. so it's a multitude of challenges for this new administration to curb illegal spinning of saying artifacts to make sure that the drug trafficking stops and tracking down on

the drug trafficking is ben and make sure that there is peace and sanctity and security. so places like this are preserved for all syrians, for generations to come. solemn job he does, the data will bring in our correspondence, has him heard about, are also joining us from syria, from the capital this time hash. and so the security sweep that's taking place in homes right now. how is that playing out of the jury? this is the focal point now of the security operation led by the forces loyal to the new administration. they say that they have concerns about 2 major neighborhoods in homes. why they believe that's what the describe as remnants of the form of which you are still that with their own weapons and that they have refused to hunt over those weapons. despite the end of the ultimate to manage to get into that place, they said that they have a rest of dozens of people. and they are looking for both people that the operation

is stretching. the, the, beyond the homes, all the way to laptop here and full. so it's up to, the government says that the have is, 1st of all to this, all those people under the same time of our best full they believe what affiliated with a full liturgy. and we'll have been behind some of the atrocities committed that guy. specific people and the syrian foreign minister from the new administration has gone to saudi arabia on a visit, howard countries in the region. engaging with this new administration, getting positive signals on the trip that minutes or 40 not fast, but it's settled by defense and they the chief intelligence met to saw. the rate is what the significant developers was going to provide them with political backing from saudi arabia. the most powerful country in the region, but also financial support,

which is really appreciate it here in city because the biggest concern is going to be reconstruction and helping this nation start from scratch. huge areas have been destroyed and the expectations of the people a high. there's also this new development of cuts. i was starting a big a trips 3 to 3 times a week starting from the 7th of generate a city get a significant development, which is going to further reconnect the new administration and city a with the well now i've been talking to city of civil aviation people has said that they are looking forward to see more countries in the region follow. and that's for the time being that just looking into the final details of safety operational procedures to be implemented before they move forward. okay, thank you. have someone heard about our reporting from damascus, syria? israel has attacked. what it says are, his bellow, rocket,

launching platforms in southern lebanon. lebanese media noted 3 is really strikes on different locations in the south in violation of the november cease fire, a deal still a heads on out to 0. it's taken 40 years, but in general, authorities finally clear hundreds of tons of toxic waste from the sights of the football, ghastly disaster. the in a special fleet, fox series, earth rise, discovers how indigenous the movements and knowledge are re shaping our relationship with the planet. if it doesn't work for nature, nature is going to come pick you in the bus and stop you and your pace that's pushing on a number of fronts to bring the attention of the walls. so what is going on here? if we don't take care of all of these type of relationship, we have lost earth rise. we are nature coming soon on the jersey to to report his

retreat in a brutal civil war. if it hadn't been that these writing vision would not shipping so long before the coming door had become generously extensive, you could be in the safe and safe, and then you went out into civil war. i started off leaving this one of the grand suite have to come to a hotel. the next room i was in was underground, tying the prison. so as a hostage bay was the commodore will hotels on al jazeera, examine the dean to day for tomorrow's discussions. international filmmakers and will cross journalists, bring programs and inspire new barnowski, sierra the

the, to the reminder of the top stories on how to 0. this our theory and security forces of loans to major search and funds for people. they suspect of committing more crimes under the us and government. they're also looking for those who refuse to hand over their weapons and ammunition to the new administration. palestinians in northern cause i have been hit by multiple is where the air strikes since thursday of the 60 people have been killed across the street, including a photo journalist. last friday is where the forces rated the last functioning medical facility in the north and cause all that come i lodge one hospital. suddenly setting parts of the facility on fire, forcing patients out and detaining the head of the hospital, doctor for some abuse of the his wife says the rest of her husband was a bit trail. the queen size of the senate and the secret when that one was outside

was just the whole situation at the hospital has been very tough for months there was showing and horror all over the place. the quad comforter attacks were non stop . the situation was really unbearable. we tried our best to tolerate everything. the hospital was full of patients and wounded people who can't even support themselves, let alone try to live without medical help and services. there must be a doctor around them. so we stayed together on december 27th and these really betrayed us. they said that we would all leave the hospital in peace. and that they will provide us with means of transportation to take us to the indonesian hospital and see that they are liars, their dishonest, they arrested dr. hassan. i haven't seen him since they destroyed the hospital. they destroyed the hospital yard. they destroyed the archives. they destroyed the operation rooms. they destroyed the maintenance department. they shelled the hospital from every direction. the situation was very difficult physically and

mentally. everyone was in pain and panic in the u. s. federal bureau of investigation says the new orleans car robbing attack that killed 14 people on new year's day was a premeditated act of terrorism. the f b i believe's army veteran sham. so dean is a bod, was from texas, was acting alone when he intentionally tried to run down as many people as possible . they said your board posted several videos on social media pledging allegiance to ice. so in the hours before that attack, let me be very clear about this point. this was an act of terrorism. it was premeditated and an evil act. we do not assess at this point that anyone else involved in this attack is involved in this attack except for jam. so den jabbar the subject you've already been briefed off and this is jay gray is in new orleans or more on the investigation. there were 5 videos recorded by that

suspect jim said didn't jabbar a 42 year old, an army veteran us army veteran. those videos included his intent to do harm, proclaiming a legions to isolate you talked about, and that he initially intended to harm his family and friends, but said he didn't think that that would bring enough media attention. and so that's why he targeted new orleans for what he describing. i'm quoting now from the f b i as a war between believers and non believers. we know that he, they have uh, not only continue their investigation here in the 1st quarter, but they are also looking at an air b and be a rent at home here that he may have used to build some of those devices. they're looking at his home in texas and we know that they are sorting through digital data . now, digital information and evidence, in this case from a cell phone and several laptops, which they say is providing

a lot of information as they move forward here. thousands of refugees from su, done. many of them, women and young children are moving in to neighboring, tried to escape fighting at home. the when says nearly a 1000000 people have flooded the door for region where mass, great last killings have taken place. suzanne's army has been fighting the parent military rapids support forces for more than a year and a half catherine. so it has more from the board. a ton of audrey in charge is one of the biggest problem, stacy in 20 i in address is a lot of jeff w. me had been talking, giving them fluids, but said that food is not enough. so we are a center for a tutoring here. this tension is not run by the you when it's actually being run by the rest of these installs, where refugees facing collect some money from abroad. and

so many of these children are austin. some of them not know where the parents are for then either. i just kids who have come from the neighbor lives because they don't know how uh, foods back home. so right now they are been given us some sort of car, a milk and a rice. the directors here, i say that they're about to me. how does it to me when he comes here in the morning to get this me another problem that many people are talking about is just a lot of things done mostly just or for the refugees. you know, the government had been planning to send some of the older children to local community. true value is not profitable because as the to india are so many for some of this kids,

this is going to be the only new for the day. catherine, sorry alda 0 audra. it's been charged for 40 years after the bo, paul, gas leak disaster. all stored as in india has finished moving toxic waste from the sites in the central state of mind. you upfront dash, a dozen trucks transported hundreds of tons of ways to a disposal area, 230 kilometers away. thousands of people died as a result of what remains the world's worst ever industrial accidents. chandra who sean is the ceo, the international for him for environment sustainability and technology. he explains why it's taking so long to erase the link during contamination in bo paul in the old fall gas tragedy. you know, it has been mired in legal complications for the gates. there are multiple parties involved uh by union carbide left. the company was taken by adult get,

it goes to adult and because got involved in the legal arrivals, the state government, central government, local community community, these gardeners, acted as their basically since housing styles. that's nice, but many people have died because of the effect. so uh, you know, uh the results m i c guess the time i just signed these guys on that fateful night and 191984. so this is the stovall's blind and, and it's often modest has gone through painful legal process. and what has happened today is the flushed is smaller step in dissolving this issue. because the bod, from $400.00 down, so waste, that is the site, the site itself is going down to the unit by just doing all its least inside the blind broom ices that has to be done dominated as well. and that is, that language is crumbling. a rocking slide that has to be removed inside has to be

cleaned up. so this is the 1st step in closing, it really painful in chapter windows 10 does all study my country. so one of the biggest, in fact, all of well, most disaster. busy contamination of done going to the big thing is that the government kind of stop people from using drawn water in the surrounding community and they were provided alternate source of water. now now what we have to do is essentially to start working on be gone down the national long groundwater because that solution to keep expanding, it builds it and go to other places as well. so that has to be done. and then so i it has to be id but the so i've also been activated bold that is going to be much bigger challenge is, is much more challenging than the funding for under done. so based and wellness, irene's an increasing number of historic homes are being demolished or racing part

of the urgency in capital as architectural and cultural identity. many homes they back to the 19th century and a in body of the cities immigrant fruits and artistic legacy. so isabel has more from bonus iris the the drawing to prevent oblivion is the message that, that he wants to send with her art. each of these catches were present a history building. and when a site is that has been demolished, could have yeah. and wants to raise awareness about how they see these history is slowly being torn apart. ok, i started going around the city and seeing how important buildings have disappeared . so i decided to draw them so we don't forget, i'm keeping a record of what the city was as a change. i asked her when development accelerates as a growing number of historic buildings. and one upside is that are being demolished . faith dates back to the 19th and 20th century,

and it's not just structures that are being lost, but also part of the. so i'm the series of what i cited the tension between press revision and urban renewal is an ongoing dilemma for cities were often entire neighborhoods are transformed motors, what do i be? is part of and you that is trying to prevent the story comes in when a site is from being demolished. the call the also do i need to go to the city. government has been very lax with the number of floors. a building may have the cd codes did not consider what already exist, and that is why there is no control. even if there is historical value. city officials say that's why they're pushing for a law that we protect more than 4000 buildings that were built over 80 years ago. table by just samuels for government. there. it took a several years to have a list of the buildings that need to be protected. initially they were over a 100000 the list was reduced to 4000 even though some areas like some billing,

more protected from developers because of their historical importance. jonathan believes so, says much more needs to be done that you ever started dealing with that site is over 50 protected areas, but in many cases is below is not prospected. the city has granted permits that violate the identity of this area. but those permits go against the limits of what can be built till late. like many other cities around the world when a site is, is changing quickly. or when developers are hoping to build high rise buildings to accommodate the growing population. but they're increasing demands for the government to do more to protect the cities. heritage varies. i will just see that one upside is i will see you at the news hour at the top of the hour. in the meantime, you can always head on wants to head on line for more information. our website is alta 0 is all the weather is next. and then inside story,

we'll be looking at the impact of ukraine, shutting off the russian gas to europe, through its territory. thanks for watching. bye bye for now. the now well it's, it's still raining in tropical australia. it's long as you drive to the south back and we just watched temperature fluctuations, satellites up to about 55 on friday, melvin 29. this on the way down to about 28 degrees run through sharon's in western australia. but the temperature really rises in melbourne up to 58. we get these are the tongues of halter coming across. that'll tend to last into the weekend then disappear all the sundry change of wind direction to 25 on monday. still disappointing whether induced either the crew friday rain, particularly in sign of falling, but not entirely side. christ church, particularly with 18 degrees. i think the big chairs into these yet focus this type

of face piece sort of crazy or anywhere east of body and up into was the philippines. the seasonal rate is still hanging on to viet nam, so this orange suggests heavy, right? mostly all show. but just catching the edge of this country and the driving force is the cold that comes into it from behind, which is producing snow for her to shoot her car to the the lights there may be running through the accident is not very much of the other thing just tongue, mainly if kindly weather, otherwise sunshine, but coldness, which is the case through most of the north indian fight and that phone as exist in the morning. sometimes if you're lucky, disappears by mid day. the latest news as it breaks people here, the q is israel, of deliberately destroying every possible lifelines they have left with detailed coverage, these what your planes have targeted this pool which is shows branch thousands of

housing is, will have been forcibly displaced from the heart of the story is very systematic and deliberate disruption of cost as well, with the infrastructure has left more than 2000000 people in the face of commerce. going to struggle ukraine. shouts of russian gas the europe through. it's tara trade off the a pre war deal expired. yeah, russian gas applies to the ship, a russell, 11th western fuel sanctions imposed over the triangle cuts in europe and russia. this is inside story the .