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president elect donald trump, to be sentenced in his harsh money case, just 10 days before he's due to take office. last i'm out of the casa in the one. this is up to 6 o'clock. i'll tell you why upset subsidy is like the 2 of gods as most critical medical facilities are being forced to evacuate. will face being boomed by israel's military. troops have surrounded the indonesian, the hospital when many stops and patients have sold to shelter. well, another forced order to evacuate has been given to the out of hospital, which according to the w. h o is the last partially operating hospital in northern gaza. now the health care system, even though the gaza has been pushed to the brink of collapse off to these radio

sold on come on odd one hospital last week. the head of the hospital was among dozens of medical staff detained by the army during their rate on the facility of israel's target, single hospitals, spots and emergency meeting of the united nations security council. the on friday, the w h or is representative with the occupied palestinian territory said both hospitals needs to be protected. we'll have more on that security council meeting in a moment, but fast. yes, honey, must mood with mole on those forced evacuation or does the hey, zach listen orders extended to uh, the last remaining a small health facility that's allowed the hospital that it's a charge part of a charge of the past few weeks. then since the beginning of the grant offensive, and as of right in the span of but of less than an hour, another evacuation order sharply ordering and

a threatening any one to remain inside the hospital wanted everyone to evacuate immediately. similar to what happened to the agent huffman, and now that concerning part of this, as many of the people inside these 2 health facilities are in fact people who were forcibly it's made to leave a come out one hospital when it was going by the is really monitors, we really talk about people in, in, in critical divisions and terminal in terms of their health. uh, do you need it to be attacked and medical equipment. some of the injuries is suffered and sustained and critical injuries that they needed to be inside a hospital or health disparity should receive a proper medical care. a lot of them are on patches because of all the injuries in their more lives. so it's hard for them to walk for a long distance, particularly if we think of these the factors in order to ridiculous of from asian hospital or allow that for the northern part all the way through western. 4 of the

of golf and city wiley is really a military blocking deliberately, any sort of for the nation with the red cross with other organizations that are always at toward the dating. the valuation of patients and injuries admitted goes up from the huffman. as of this moment, no one has left the hospital and the pressure is increasing on the health facility . the repeated attacks by the artillery is the, the, the intimidation it created by the drones and by the, the glass top does that cover at a very low level just created a, a level of fear and terror, particularly with, with the children. many of the people have their children with them, their families, it shows during inside the hospital as they could not evacuated to what springs golf in the city it's, it's the freight of everyone inside allowed. and then did he get hosted with us is unknown right now. we don't know if the i will actually make it out of the hospital

out of this moment. or if there's any sort of coordination. but we know for a box that is really military has cut off these 2 facilities for the past week, from any sort of connection or communication with the outside world, as well as cutting them off or from receiving any proper supplies necessitated including water fluids and medical supplies since the beginning of the war, hospitals and other vice little medical facilities have been repeatedly targeted by is rarely forces a recent un before it said that is really strikes on and near hospitals have pushed the health care system to the brink of title collapse. the world health organization has documented $654.00 attacks on health care facilities in gaza since october of 2023, leaving many of them completely out of service. the un says only 17 of gauze us assess the 6 hospitals are still functioning and only partially with non providing

full service is due to a shortage of stuff and equipment. the w h a is representative for the occupied palestinian territory said that out of hospital in the north is the only remaining partially functioning hospital. and as we mentioned, the un security council has held a meeting to discuss the is ready evacuation order. the meeting was cooled off, the israel destroyed the come on hospital after a siege that lost it weeks, and it's direct to it was apprehended by is rarely forces out to zeros. gabriel, as on de reports from new york during an emergency un security council meeting, the world health organization urge is real. to resend its evacuation demands about allowed to a hospital in indonesian hospital all are, which is the last remaining minimal functional scope in north casa, is struggling to stay all food in water. if you are depleting fast,

falls patrol has been without many essential medicines. for more than 85 days, the w h o has documented 650 for attacks on health care facilities and gaza since october 2023. the w o 2 has warranty for pets and of systematic dismantling of the health care system in north casa. this pattern must be reversed while briefing the council. boker took the un high commissioner for human rights, directly responded to the claims by israel in the united states. that hospitals and guys that are used by how much is road has not provided sufficient information to substantiate. many of these claims which are often vague and broad. in some cases, they appear to be contradicted by publicly available information per told, the counsel even if armed groups were hiding in hospitals. the fundamental principles of distinction, good, proportionality,

and precautions still apply. made it very opperation must always distinguish between military targets and civilians. the use of heavy weapons against hospitals is difficult to reconcile with that principle, most council members agreed. there is no justification under any circumstances for harm and civilians and medical personnel cling, bahamas and other groups haven't misused the facility. simply does not less than the burden of these royal serv. it's legal obligation on the issue. there was evidence here at the security council that the international community has growing concerns about the dangerous precedent of being set by israel's continued bombardment of hospitals, places that are supposed to help the sick and wounded, but increasingly becoming targets themselves. gabriel's on, i'll just say to united nations in new york,

the, the foreign ministers of france and germany have met the leader of serious and your administration estimate algebra is a capital damascus. it's one of the highest level west and diplomatic visits since the acid regime was a tough old last month. tasha held our reports from damascus on not even a bad bulk, and joe knew when bob ok with a list of demands for the band, who now both syria, the minnesota far enough as and her friends going to about aust, the new administration to be now act of vengeance for an inclusive government protect by novices and to hold elections soon. it was a meeting phase to break the ice between the band who has emerged from the shadows

and skeptical european officials. oh paul, good. when tested to europe is prepared to offer support. europe will not be a sponsor if you knew as long as structures. this is not only an all or an interest, but it is also everything that i've had time. and again, from the many, many people from syria in germany, but also from the many syrians here in the region. earlier in the day, the german diplomat met the white helmets. the search and rescue teams hope break danger and battle bones. during the war, the bulk was later joined by her friends. going to box joe new with bottle. this is the desk of what assets opponents were detained. thousands were executed. families are still looking for the missing. as the counter tells the top to on the talk, let's see, the west, the is serial remains vulnerable and i still remains a may just about

a sovereign and secure serial. cannot leave any place for is not mist terrorism. terrorism has struck you. terrorism has struck us, you know, flesh that's why we fought side by side. alongside the codes in the northwest of syria against is not mist terrorism. the french would reopen that embassy to seize the full of us as a growing number of regional and international delegations have reached out to the authorities here to help the country and it's transitional process. so we as new need as were hoping for sanctions to be lifted by the french and german ministers, told them that won't happen. now. the french and german ministers say they are here to show support for the syrian people. first and foremost of the path to full diplomatic recognition, they take some time. they want to just then you administration based on what happens during the transition and see how it goes. but there is

a recognition among the europeans that there's a new political reality that they would have to deal with passion about. but i just the right domestic us satellite images have revealed the is ready, is moving beyond the occupied guideline heights and reinforcing its presence in the syrian town of to nature says the voice of the asset regime last month. these are the army has also shots that protest is on deployed soldiers in the city. israel began expanding its occupation of the sierra and gallon heights off the bottle. i said will still fold on december. the 8th. the un says israel's me violates the 1974 agreement with syria to disengage its forces as on a bench of 8 is into nature and southwest in syria. and he reports on the multiple is reading cousins and phone things across the country. the dot is, it is really time consuming and so it is there any forces have continued to expand the occupation of city integrity in the last few weeks. this is valid on the

outskirts of this town is the village of having the which has been cut off by is really forces. and people here see, telling us of how difficult life has been under the is really occupation forces these, this place here, that there is contracts all around. this is go into the streets towards this either side. and people say that they are living in fear because these night patrols have become bolder and deeper satellite images have shown is really forces digging upfront is, is really bulldozers and ministry vehicles coming deeper into the territory. and it feels that it is being set up for a longer presence in contravention of the 1974 convention, and according to which after the occupied golan heights, there is a buffer zone, which would mean it didn't mean to try zone. but that is not the case, and is really forced, is continued to come deeper. and people here say that be afraid off is really all condition expanding to more areas and then being forced out of their homes. i've

done some of the machine. these riley colonizers started an attack on us from deliberate to the area that was between us and across the distance of 13 kilometer . as i said, they are still terrorizing us with that time they in might for how and in addition to the government versions is really forces have also continued the indian attacks into city and 3rd street level. the latest place which are being had the guarding to is really forces a rep in the manufacturing research center. in the last $24.00 or 48 hours, damascus can decide there's also be met. you've seen that they often mazda of districts which are being carried out against all of the targets which belong to the. busy the military of a uh, air defenses, the naval capabilities, minifee, hardware and depots, have all been struck. and there seems to be anger here of amongst the people because they feel that is really his head thing. what was built by the taxpayers money, it wasn't the person,

the property of either diminishes or the aside the regime. and this feel that they seem to be abandoned by the international community as well. they just continue. there's plenty of activity in and out of damascus, but nobody seems to be talking about the occupation. is there any forces coming deeper into their tired feed? people have been showing this images of what just discrete looked like with trees of been uprooted, and homes have been destroyed and people have been displaced. so it is, uh, it comes with, with warnings that have you been hearing from the jordanians, and the church about how is really needs to respect serious sovereignty and territorial integrity. so here in coordinator, people continue to live in fear and the expect to from the government. do it please do something to try and protect their lives because they feel that the, the shot of the subdivision has not been replaced by israel. so i'm going to have it as a data when i of the

date has been said for you as president elect donald trump, to be sentenced in his hush money. criminal conviction is scheduled for next friday . 10 days before his integration, the president elect was convicted of the c full council, falsifying business statements in relation to a harsh money payment made during his 2016 presidential campaign. let's cross now to heidi to a castro in washington dc. hi, be very good to see if i could speak to you. now. we've come to expect the unexpected by now when it comes to donald trump, but even now he's on close to be the 1st president to take office convicted of felony crimes. can you tell us what else the judge said to? yes, elena, the judge said that not only will this sentencing take place one week from today, but that he expects not to be sentencing donald trump to any jail time. he said,

rather he would likely sentenced the president love to unconditional discharge, which essentially means no severe punishment. but those felony convictions, all $34.00 of them will be in trumps record. and so he would, in fact, become the 1st us president was selling not only convicted, but also sentenced. now the judge and his ruling today about the sentencing call. trump's con condos. for what she was convicted pre meditated in continuous deception by the leader of the free world. but equally strong words were given back by trump spokesperson, who quickly responded to the sentencing hearing being set, saying there shouldn't be no sentencing. calling this political, which one along with the other cases that trump once faced. and heidi, can you just remind of us about the context of this case and how it came about a yeah, well this is just one of the 4 criminal cases that trump space leading up to this

last election. but this was the only one that went to trial and for what she was found guilty. but then he did go on to when in november. and so both sides, in fact, had argued that likely there would be no sentencing. before inoculation day trumps teen wanted this case to be dismissed altogether. arguing that the us supreme court issued an opinion saying that trump would be have presidential immunity. now that he's going back to the white house, well, the judge dismissed that argument in his a ruling today. but surprisingly, he also dismissed what prosecutors had asked where, which was to push back the center, the thing to after trump finishes the 2nd term in the white house. that was a surprise to all the reasoning the judge gave, as he said that this rapid sentencing would allow trump then to file an appeal of his conviction, which he has indicated he wants to do. but in fact, his team has already indicated they would likely can appeal that this sentence even

takes place at all on january 10th. so whether or not this happens is really all up in the air and a case that the judge himself described in his ruling today as i'm president, it and likely never should be repeated legal scenario. all right, thank you so much for that. heidi, heidi drug house throw live for us from washington dc. i still had the knowledge a 0 no. and fisher on capitol hill in washington. what donald trump is secure a big sick today. even before he gets to the white house, the had a low they, let's have a look at the weather across north america and we've got another optic blast coming in. we're going to see a cold spell sweep across more eastern areas of the us,

but out west will, temperatures offset to remain above the average. it does look a little bit clearer for california, not so much for the pacific northwest. this the rain, the ice and the snow coming in snow as well across the rockies, and we still have that lake effect snow affecting the great lakes. and i haven't looked at this as a go into sunday. that's why we see a winter storm taking hold across the southeast, which will bring rain sleet and snow tons of tornadoes as well. from that it sweeps old way down to the gulf coast, and that's what we're going to see. a lot of cold as starting to push down even in the likes of dallas. if we have a look at the 3 day that will only be 4 degrees celsius on monday. so very cold as we go into the new week. and that's not the case across the north of mexico. we're seeing temperatures at pickup, for the likes of monterey will be up to $33.00 degrees celsius. that on sunday logic here for much of the country. much went to, however, for the south of us, with some heavy rain to come for costa rica and panama and northern pots,

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you know, again, you're watching out, is there a reminder of i told the story, is this, our israel has fullest 2 hospitals in northern garza to evacuate under the rest of attack off on patients at the indonesian and all out of hospitals have been told to leave immediately more than 100 people i believe, to be at the out of hospital alert. the foreign ministers of france and germany have been in serious capital for the highest several visit by western diplomats since the full of the acid regime last month. they say they'll just and you administration, based on what happens during the upcoming transition, us president elect donald trump, will be sentenced next friday and it's harsh money. criminal convictions. just 10 days before his integration in new york judge says he's not inclined to impose jail time on trump, who's been fighting for months to dismiss the case. the us house of representative

says, reelected mike johnson as speaker. the republican faced a tough bottles of votes from members of his own policy and stiffle position from dun across island. fisher has moved from washington dc and having received the majority of the votes, cast this duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. for the $190.00, noted, straightforward as a whole. but after days of speculation about his level of support, republican mike johnson secured the speakers to come on. donald trump. once for the job, we have a mandate, and that was shown in the election cycle. the people want that america 1st agenda they hadn't had to massey m or it wasn't with a drama and the same to you, the public ins voted for other candidates while a number of others simply didn't vote. it's meant on the 1st code, johnson fell short of the winning number, despite donald trump privately calling republicans over the last 72 hours. we

expected to do real the election, but the vote wasn't officially cold. i'm just johnson left the chamber. the supporters started applying pressure. the specter of the force of 2 years ago was shop in the mind when it took republicans for these and 15 votes to get there. man, the pressure hit the right spot to representatives, change the votes. this are sell. johnson. democrats promised to work with republicans with help the american people assigned for us to come together. not as democrats or republicans, but as americans to get things done for the people. donald trump, back mike johnson, i'm wanted this process completed quickly. it means that he can hit the ground running after is an old duration on january the 20th. but it suggests that the republicans in the house on quite united unders questions about what was offered to

those who finally switched their votes. our fisher, i'll just eat up on capitol hill in washington. us japanese company, nipple and steel, says it will see the us government off to president biden locked. it's planned to by us, still slicing. national security concerns. the $14000000000.00 sale would have put one of america's largest seal, produces on the floor and control fight and said he needed to protect domestic industry and argued that the sale would have put the critical us supply chains at risk. meanwhile, president biden will travel to new orleans on monday to visit the victims of wednesdays, vehicle robbing attack memorials have been set up at the scene by us ami veterans. substituting jabbar drove a truck into a group of new year versus getting 14 people to bob was killed during the attack. the, as the i says he was inspired by isom ukraine's president has been speaking about

how donald trump's return to the us presidency could change the war. this comes as the clear up continues from you use day when you crane says russia slide more than 100 missiles and drive ins. gina hall has this update from t are in an hour long interview with new credit and television president savanski has been talking about the prospects for peace in 2025. he said that any negotiated settlement with russia would have to be backed by strong security guarantees. for ukraine, including the possibility of e. u. peacekeeping troops in ukraine, backed by nato. and he said that any settlement with russia would have to be supported by the united states or it wouldn't hold. but where did this optimism about 2025 come from. it doesn't come from zalinski, his belief that ukraine could win the war on the battlefield. militarily, the country is struggling. it does, however, appear to come from his belief in the deal making powers of donald trump. trump's

return to the white house in a little over, a fortnight's time, increasingly seen here as a potential turning point from most people do with if i am, trump is capable of being decisive in this walter means you can really stop using or help us stop pizza and we have several conversations, both and meetings on the phone, and he is strong and unpredictable. i would very much like president trump's unpredictability, to focus primarily on the russian federation with us. i believe he genuinely wants to end the war when they saw how realistic this idea of the trump and negotiations can bring face. this is some new governments worry that company indeed withdraw support from ukraine force to get through. we serious into a face on russia's tons. the key was in that interview, perhaps is unpredictability. the fact is, the, the presidents and lensky don't president putin have any real idea what the incoming president trump is going to do during the whole elder 0 keith china is government has announced its economic strategy for the new year is to shop and

increase borrowing to be spending in the country, it also plans to keep it's markets open to the well, despite the thread from us president elect, donald trump to impose heavy tires when he takes office. katrina, you has this update from beijing to this is similar to an, a popular commercial district cameron's agents. and there are many shops here. but as you can see that on to many shelters, and this picture is being reflected over the country, people aren't spending much, and low consumption is part of the reason behind china is slowing economic course. why it's still struggling to recover from the cause of 1910 demick because of this bleak picture of the chinese government moved to reassure the public at a press conference on friday, saying that economic growth remain stable and is improving in the coming year of aging is planning to do and spend more, including about $14000000000.00 on new major projects. it's also rolling out initiatives such as ones inviting the publics to trade in the old goods for new

ones, and introducing measures to support businesses and 1st employment aging released simula targeted policies last year, including ones to pop up the alien real estate sector and property prices did slightly improve at the end of the year, although experts say more aggressive policies are needed. overall, the chinese government is trying to say a piece about china's economy, although they do expect more difficulties and challenges in 2025. and one of these new challenges could be a trade war over the united states. once president elect donald trump takes office lation of this month. katrina, you on to 0 staging. green lawns, prime minister is stepping up pools for the islands, independence from denmark, and his new year's eve speech mutate, a gated said. it is time for the arctic island to shape its own future. he also spoke of the need to strengthen cooperation with other nations that have been increasing cool. so green lands independence in recent years. revelations of misconduct by danish authorities in the 60s have contributed to most green line

does desire for self determination and go to his government says implies to push ahead with plans to remove fuels subsidies by the end of 2025. despite it being unpopular, the country is facing a cost of living crisis, even though it's a major oil and diamond producer authorities say scrapping subsidies will free up money for a central public services. hi, me toss the reports from you and call us present to us is a high school teacher in angola, his salary isn't enough to ensure he can pay all his monthly bills, but he says government to feel a subsidies, help cushion consumers from rising prices. and that's why he is worried about politicians plans to scrap them. next you laugh at the minutes and both and see that on it to utah pockets. one's to feel subsidies are removed. prices of everything will go up to head to spit.