when the hello well i'm on the inside. this is the news out live from coming up in the next 16 minutes. rebuilding syria, as a high level delegation arrives in castle new pictures of devastated areas of the capitals, damascus reveal the scale of destruction from he is a conflict. it's a more than a 100 targets the as riley armies intends from bob minutes of guns and kills at least a $180.00 full palestinians in just 3 days. plus i am, i'm a good risk and i did as northwest what i'm military offensive against problem groups. terrorizing communities in the region is putting them on the roof.

the sound up in south korea is a deadline to arrest states and pete's president edges close. uninstalled australia is cricket says, beats in india in the 5th and final excess to run us $31.00 series. when victory also means australia of qualifying for the wells test championship find the hello. welcome to the program, a high level syrian delegation including the new foreign minister side. also bonnie has arrived here in the caetano a capital though. ha, now is the new administration, 2nd foreign visit off to a trip to re add on wednesday. shabani is expected to travel to several countries to establish relations, including the united arab emirates, neighboring jordan,

or of course spawning james base in damascus for us where he'll be talking to us about serious security challenges that lie ahead. but 1st, let's go to stephanie decker's here and go for the latest on the syrian diplomatic visits. stephanie, so what does the syrian delegation set to discuss with kentoria officials today? yes, very little coming out of this meeting according to a certain source they have arrived. we actually saw a convoy, which we assume was them the large one for you as cortez likes tarry, special forces arrive at the married one just behind us, which is the mirrors official office. and what we know, and that was in a tweet on x by sir, as for our minister saying that this was about strengthening partnerships, strengthening security. and of course, also investment you mentioned during the open as the extent of devastation and destruction that syria has enjoyed over the course of over

a decade of war. so you need reconstruction, you need billions and billions of dollars, which is something that is very much on the table in these visits. you mentioned there, this delegation, which isn't only the foreign minister. you also have sir, as acting defense minister and the chief of intelligence, general intelligence that are here to they also visited reality on wednesday. as you mentioned, the going to be going onto the you a and jordan, so not so economy is on the table reconstruction projects also security. and also of course hire 3 i'll share and which is the group that took over damascus. that is now a power has very much a p r issue still deemed a terrorist organization by the united nations, united states and other countries. many countries are concerned about how they're going to rules syria, which used to be under also the secular country, if you will. so a lot of question marks and pressure on the group to adhere to a list of demands by many countries in order for them to recognize them. and i think many people also saying that costs are, could be

a crucial mediator if you will. and trying to navigate the way, ford on with the group, with this interim government and with other countries when it comes to that. okay, many things for now, stephanie talked to that 1st live in the hall. that's bringing on diplomatic edits . a james base he's in damascus for us. james, we've been across all the diplomatic comings and goings most recently. those of the french and german foreign ministers when damascus. now this delegation here in castle a lot of the state for the new syrian administration, the yeah, the new series administration wants key things. it wants proper international recognition. that's why it's talking to all of these european players, white met a us delegation, but i think more importantly in order to stabilize the country in order for the new administration to show the people that it's giving them some benefit. it needs money. now that comes in 2 forms, one trying to get those international sanctions lifted,

but also trying to get the support of t regional players. this delegation is now in, doha was previously in saudi arabia. going then the united arab emirates, old countries the potentially have deep pockets could help with the rebuilding of syria in the months ahead. cats out, for example, the aviation sector. we know that the ad pool is going to reopen time to be react, right. and on tuesday, that's the 7th, the counselor, i always already got flight sabotaged for the 7th. that going to be the 1st line in here. cats a is a country that is perhaps different from any of the other. it's in the outer world . it had normalize relations with the side regime until the year of the so called arab spring. but then it caught relations and i'm like most of the rest of the arab league. it stayed defintely to that position. it did not store stuff. irreproachable with the side government, so i think kept up potentially an important player with the new administration here

in damascus. james, as you alluded, and then larry is security is key. the stability of the country is necessary in order for it to achieve all the things that wants, but they all still pockets of tensions around the country, including on the border with loving on top, was through those tensions. yeah, with the bordering countries. absolutely cheapest delegation that's going to the gulf is also going to jordan, which is an important neighbor of syria. but i think the most difficult relationship right now, and it may just be a temporary blip. it may just be a slight spot is with level, and that's being problems at the board with less than and we told a one point the reason the shots fired it meant the 24 hours ago. they stopped lebanese nationals coming into syria. or we actually came in the last few hours through that boat or that was tails. on the lebanese side, i then came through a into the syrian side, into syrian territory across the syrian border. and i can tell you that things were very,

very efficient. i knew one slight moment for me when i gave my passport to the official and he looked to be up in the computer and then said rather dryly, you all bound up from syria full lot. if somebody i wasn't aware of a band put in place 2015, but then he, he smiled and he said, but this is pretty serious and you are now particularly welcome. well, that's good news, james. thank you for that. james base that for us all correspondent in damascus. well, people in syria, all confronting the destructive legacy of the war, b, l, a, solve a neighborhood in damascus was months, a thriving sub. it is now in ruins. people who wants to live that were forced to leave and nearly all the buildings have been reduced to rubble. let's go to a correspond. russell said that he is live in a solid in damascus for so once a thriving economy where you are now lying and runs a took us through what you've seen and what people that have been telling you. this

indeed was, it was a bustling hop in the oscars off damascus. but now you see this is just reduced to the, to the rivals. so we're talking to the people here and they're saying that it was a catastrophic for them. it was like their drug and a paddlers with the knock about the 1948 displacements of palestinians. the say they say they have seen a knock about in damascus. so these last, sorry is just a few miles from the city center and the destination that was inflicted by a set of gym. and as for this is just becoming more and more apparent. and so, since the end of the class, just in 2017, the local se, they have been the place and they have been embarrassed from returning to returning to their homes. so here, right behind me,

you will see the amount of muscle with the mosque. it is almost like a star reminded of what has happened here. and not on the mosque. you see everything is just level down and not only by the war, by the way, in 2022, the full division that was under the uh, but did the brother or side uh, bush of us that. so my hit, i said before the vision came here, then or the, the one seemed to leave the region and they have started to level down the flat and this region by the bulldozers. so when i talked to the residents here, they say they do not know what was the motive behind it, but they believe the origin was planning to turn this whole area into a military zone or military facilities. so this place the sections that you see now and level down and you see just levels are the ones where hosting the multi stories

buildings houses and they have been levels down simply by the bulldozers and she is still there are some of the building standing there cassie and some families are still leaving this year. i was talking to some of them there apparently so concerned to be shown on the camera. but the story is quite heartbreaking. and they said the reason that they're here because there is no place to go then. so this is actually a when it's a misleading picture, when, when you just showed the center of damascus around may of course accrued and square . but once you start to get an out because of the mass, cuz you go to east to who to you, go to do my, you goes to drawback. to go to a study. you see the level of the destruction and the suffering of the people once

just in these area. there were 124000 people leaving but now almost just a couple of families and people who had know where to go. even though they talk the risk of, of being killed by the gym forces. right. so it is so important to get that picture from you and it shows, doesn't it? how crucial rebuilding sir is economy and having those western sanctions that are still ongoing against the country. how important it is that they all removed. unfortunately, we seem to have lost results that he was that live for us in the outskirts of damascus, a savvy, we will see if we can speak to him, they thrown into the program. let's move on. the

is there any forces have killed at least $88.00 people across the golf in a single day? many of those attacks were on residential areas. is really on the says it targeted more than a 100 homicides. like con eunice, in the south, up the strip rescue is retrieved one body and pulled a number of wounded people from the rubble of a family home in gauze, the city, a search and rescue operation. is still on the way off to another attack on a home. it was in the shake rug, one district and has now been completely destroyed. these are the latest pictures from out and is there a refugee camp in central guns that when his riley strike injured babies and children also in central garza, at least 6 palestinians have been killed in the city of darrow, by the central casa child, is among the dead honey, my mood is indira ballot and central garza for us, honey. good to see you again. so attacks have really been ramping up in the last

few days of the things millions we have of confirmed before is that the number of people code and the time over not a talk on in residential building and northern woodson part of the city that comes to spend their traffic circle has increased the 13 people as civil defense. the crews are continuing their work on the ground, removing large pieces of concrete from the bombs homes. while it's still more people are missing and a tribe under the rivals. the chances of removing any one was still alive are very limited as being close to 12 hours since via talk happens as a really ours of last night. then more people were killed in the attack. initially there were 5 people reported right of the spot, but as soon as people knew about how many were inside the house of the appeals and started to go louder and louder for volunteers to get around the area and the bund

tom's in a start digging using their, their hands or manually operated tools and removing so far, 13 bodies including women and children, being removed from under the rubble of this bombs at home. there's still more as we as things in front of us, trapped under the rebels. earlier this morning, the courtyard of the hospitality was full of much of the agony and the sab isn't as well as frustration over the uh, the killing golf. 6 people in 2 separate attacks in the city as we were told by eye witness and no fit, surviving family member. they were simply in front of their homes during the time of the stock when it's happened. at 6 people from the medical, a softer would we search about the identity of these people. the 3 of them happened to be medical to stop the displays now and then it, but it used to work in privately on the non small charitable health facilities in

golf and beyond the northern part of the sit. but as of now we say to clearly hear the sound of explosion and just in front area, particularly in days from park of abrasion and not as a refuge account, as well as sitting by the city and uh its just by the hour heavy explosions due to the artillery fire that remaining residential buildings and public facilities, people who are forced into internal displacement describe their neighborhood, have become on recognizable because of this year. 11th of destruction, as well as all the by products of death, the enforce displacement as well as the casual and these are fall and you do the ongoing attacks. these really military stepped up. the attacks on january 1st starting a new year with massive bombardment campaign has already caused further civilian casualties and more of the destruction that is becoming very visible. now, in this been strong area of the gaza strip,

also it's part of what this very military is, is conducting deeper pushing deeper the invite, the buffer zone that is intended to create at the beginning of the, of the initial weeks out of, of this to decide on work eating up more areas of the central part of the gulf strip as well as the entire eastern part, the northern part on southern part of this or anything. so that honey, my mood that for us in central golf on northern golf that has been on the stage for the past 3 months. is there any forces of effectively cultural feria, blocking the entry of food and humanitarian aid? at the same time, they've been bombarding residential areas and brought him on. kennedy was on the size of one of the attacks in gauze. the city was civil defense, cruise all struggling to reach people trapped under the rubble. the occupation forces have targeted this residential block to the west of garden city. how many palestinians are still missing under the rubble of civil defense force?

these can't do anything to rescue them because they are using their bare hands. and there is no any heavy equipment to get the traps with whom use from under there. i will, as you can see, the scale of destruction inflicted through this residential building. as you can see, unimaginable devastation, the the small because it's still rising from the place we have the civil defense forces and trying to shout. if there's any one here. i'm sort of heidi, i've been there yet. this building was struck by these really forces fire jack with at least 2 brackets, a number of injured were transferred, as well as a number of killed welcome drama. the teams are still checking out the area and the other buildings into the city. now as you can see, we are checking if anyone is still alive here so we can save them from the problem . but until now we have a few casualties and most of those killed remain under the structure. but we don't

have the means to retrieve them at to escalate these buildings in the light of the ongoing is where it is. collection of attacks targeting several areas of course of the guns for every situation is getting a much more dire civilians are following the these brutal attacks volumes, honey i just the wrong northern gauze on how to sign houses if people have rallied in the us city of san francisco, and so bizarre, seeing the palestinians in gone, said the demonstrations cooled for an end to israel's will and will so demanding the us stop setting weapons. israel about an administration has provided as well with more than $18000000000.00 and ministry assistance during its school on gaza. meanwhile, purchased as in the as riley's see of tele week, tel aviv has locked a major highway and by the government's failure to agree on

a deal to end the war and gauze and bring home the remaining captive please use force to disperse, demonstrates is even made several arrests and was the full, the ronnie mass released the videos. it says, showing one of the captive speaking i'm, these of the captives have accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu was deliberately disrupting a deal for his own political gain. meanwhile, us president joe barton's administration has proposed selling weapons with $8000000000.00 to israel. the latest package comes just 2 weeks before president by the leaves office. congress has yet to prove detail. the weapons include munitions besides the jets and attack helicopters, as well as on talerie shells speak now. dominican kline is professor of political science at babylon university, joins us now from western. were some many thanks for your time today, sir. how much frustration is there amongst the general population in israel,

that the government is so far failed to get the captives? how particularly off to the radius of this recent video of one of the captives a 19 year old go pleading for a life engender on the is really public opinion. supports it, do that will bring all of the hostages back a tall, even the cost off and things that war. however, these are the company that does not want to stop the war. these are the company net 1st and foremost, problem. it is the time you go to know that they do not go all the way long. in order to stop and go and give her mazda to the best page. the photo of imposing ceasefire ending the war and the drawing from god. history giving call this division. they want to continue. they have many more to that has

to totally evacuate. then completes the ration of both and does up and then operate in the south dropped. i believe also to expand the bill peroration also to the west bank that they don't want to stop. and now they did not to go all the way. the mo, the risk of band was not done just to stop to know and give the benefit of or talk to how much this is their opinion, and they insist on it, or they'll also, this is where the negotiate this of the hostages speed up. the recommend to pay 3444, and the, the war and releasing all the, all the hostages in exchange of prison. this is for this thing, a prison. this. we often hear that people in israel have little love,

full prime minister netanyahu, yet the polls indicate that the support they continue to support the governments when gaza. how do you explain that contradiction? this really public opinion is confused and private as the dell is a muster off of misleading the public opinion. he comes out in the morning or he manages and sleep. that's the reason that the fans in the goal she is, is that how much is more flexible and the, and the of the probably the stories optimistic the evening just says no, no, no, there were, there is a serious gap and how much has to blend for blocking the d e is a must be reminded in confusing and something. what are the 3 messages through the public opinion as many, many messages contradicting messages just to confuse the public opinion with plenty

of information. some of many of the 1st pieces of information that he, he was very public up in your mind instead of using emergency rules. and we, we, we are in this kind go for the data. she redeem the, the original change continuous by different but by different menus. and then you to continue with a don't want to stop here, although there are still a demonstrations in the streets, but who knows what will happen in a one year time from now? right. but the public must be aware of the growing a global condemnation against is riley is riley's, israel's war and gaza against the can monetary and suffering that is going on for

the people, the palestinians, the targeting of hospitals and so on. how, how do most, is rarely people sort of reconcile with that. is this really there's only public lives in abundance, so they don't get enough information. what's going on board like the public opinion is what we, we know, they don't know. they don't watch the recessive sense or she can do for the mainstream media and they do not report. and more of that, there is no extra amount of pressure affect the pressure from outside on this one. stop the war. on the contrary, bite, in the restriction, provides more bones and keeping up a m u emission up to 2 days to resist the idea to the for the army. so it's effective unless there is one is,

isn't supposed to stop the war, nothing will change. and more for the cdn cities, as in most of the people will be killed by his run. this already continue. it's, it's come. brain is one who wants to be in those guys to destroy all the buildings there. and perhaps also the infrastructure and overall, you know that to find the they last. how must 1st verify even if it costs the life of many but a spend. yes, that's but that, that, that's the goal of the, of the army. and that's, this is the goal of the offer of the company that the problem is that deep. this is the, this brings the cost of the life of the hostages. the hostages has to pay for this, this purpose. i appreciate your point of view today,

and that i can klein professor political science at byron university, joining us back from west through some thank you. has bullet, nita named cause has wound to israel against validating the cease 511 on latrice was agreed back in november altima. we're going to get across the board of fighting between the group and the is where any all me now is part of the deal is rel, agreed to withdraw. our troops from 711 on by the end of this month is writing media reporting the all me may not keep to that condition. blaming what it says is lebanon's failure to dismantle has bought up positions. now you will just will examine. there was no timeline that dictates the actions of the resistance either within the agreement, nor after the expiration of the 60 day period mentioned in the agreement. we have stated that we have given an opportunity to prevent as rarely violations and to implement the agreement. and that we will exercise patience. however, this does not mean we will wait precisely 60 days. our patients is tied toward

decision regarding the appropriate timing to confront is rarely aggression and violations were joined by assault on fire cassie's, professor of public policy. it has not been khalifa university joins now live here in auto studio still time. so just a reminder, the terms of the ceasefire that were agreed uh between 11 on an israel uh well hezbollah, and his route was, they had 60 days to withdraw its troops from southern lebanon. we are now approaching the end of that deadline and it looks like, well, the signal is coming from israel. is that it plans to extend this day? yes. well, i think the main valuable that entered into the equation from the 28th of us november is the rapid and southern collapse of the asset. the government. this what's happening on the 8th of the some of, of december has meant that the hezbollah supplies definitely

cut as far as to be as concerned the edge, the as, which is traditionally. and they may have, has the light is now on the boulder. so i wouldn't be surprised that has been a lot, in fact it's starting to make moves to try and re supply and connect as much as, as possible. if it's infrastructure as quick as possible. at the same time. is there a, although it has weekend, has the light hasn't really wiped it out? and it has now opened other ambitions of a dropping more land, both within lebanon and syria. we saw them moving very quickly on the july and from they've captured the area of guys us trip and in from syria, and also our surrounding the shut off homes. and that in fact, for them is, is a strategic game which is worth a bargaining with, against the ceasefire agreement. now the issue will remain whether the, the 2 countries that have mediated and have kind of offered their support to that

agreement. so united states and friends are going to be willing to stand up to that agreement, or would allow both sides to work themselves out of it. so far as the agreement, although it's on the one hand, it's required as well to a drawer, but also it's required has beloved woodrow to the north of the tiny river. and for that, i mean, these are me to come down and, and occupy as well as positions which they've started to do. and for the you and again, it felt also to spread this forces across the then the south, which the again started but is right. unfortunately, it has as a tech, both positions that we had complaints from the un that they're been attacking both the army and, and the un. so clearly they were trying their best to somehow undo the agreement of getting it revisited at the last day in the light of what's happened in syria. rather than on the basis of the strength of hezbollah and or the is right,

is ability to return is displaced people, which was the reason behind all agreement. the 60000 displayed strategies, spaces, ideas if they are able to attend them to their villages or not. well it's, it's worth remembering how much damage israel did to, has bought a, a over the course of the last few months. mean, they seem very concerned on your point that they all rearming and regrouping a just lines coming through to us right now as well. saying has bought a not meeting see spot terms and threatening to act with force it. are we likely to now see a return to the war on the northern front? it's possible because his bela would rush to try and re, i'm now given the circumstances in syria, but also as well as concern politically, domestically within government and its impact in the interest of lebanon to give hezbollah as a balancing act between the various sects, otherwise, lebanon,

could fully to suggest a war yet to gain. so uh they have a lots of considerations to take them to, to, to work around. and this is where i think it's very important that a particular friends who has a deeper understanding of the politics within 7 and to play a more proactive role in ensuring that these, these far agreement is respected. and it does lead to a more permanent arrangement between the 2 sides. okay, good to hear from you. so tom bar code, professor public policy. it has not been coming for university. still ed on out. is there a treasure from the sky? meet your items has in surely search the does it looking for all system just recently, universe advisors in the democratic republic of congo sees these, cedric towns, c, c, from the companies, all the full things, hundreds of people from that and installed the controversial penalty decision that's so awesome, i'm losing ground in the premier league. i told the price that's coming up with

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welcome back to watching out. is there a line default top stories? this our a high level syrian delegation including the new foreign minister outside, outside bonnie is arrived. indeed tara capitol. don't want any administration, 2nd for, and visit off the trip to re uh, wednesday is riley attacks across golf. i have killed at least a 184 people in the past 3 days. many of them in residential areas. children i'm babies are among the with us president joe buttons have ministration us proposed setting wesson's with $8000000000.00 as well. and they just package comes just 2 weeks before funding leaves. office congress has yet to approve the deal. so not jerry and military has launched an offensive against a new rebel group that's been attacking villages near the border with new. yes. the ministry says the law corolla is responsible for

a series of attacks and the northwest and recent weeks, including a mass like a 15 villages. under there has been grounds that exclusive access to the military's efforts to combat the rebels and interest reports. this is a war legit is military command to say must be one and quickly after 15 years struggling to contain bulk lot of them. they say the country cannot afford i know the ideology driven. i'm just at a base here. when we came to this location, we made a lot of resistance from the local airlines because this is one of the store who did usually come here in the fifty's. 100 dakota. i mean a move up to the bush. the luck were always in a group set to be affiliated with iso which operates in nigeria as northwest. it was a groups attempt to extend its reach to other states that resulted in fees and going

to tax from the niger and military. i mean, come in just say new hardware has been critical to the successful for this vehicle eludes. give the food is more confidence, the front end and where the it also solved by the force multiply. why? because for the enemy, knowing that we have this capacity discoverability, the don't get the operation and toner is considered critical to defeating because the town is only small. and since the army moved in, fleeting residents have started coming back by see you, you see a is one of them. so the general that they tried to convince us to join the religious 6, which we find strange. we refused about 2 weeks ago. then i didn't really treat this chord viscount setup by the group. the like what our from here the group impose, it's been most and taxes and even cutting out public executions. looks like i'm

going to say of the days of intense operations. the group has now retreated much of northwest nigeria is a boss pollutant is a and government spaces liking basic facilities like water, hospitals, electricity, and even institutions like police and courts. and groups use this to the advantage them as a rule, we plan to bring in police, unquote, very soon to provide security and arbitration. of course, in december, the army bummed a group of fighters. 10 civilians died investigations underway, but the ministry is blame, disobedient debts on secondary exposures caused by the i'm the biggest challenge for security forces in government now is to end the trust of local people, which is crucial to ending the chaos in the northwest region. i'll just hold this big now to adam a guy a is a political analyst on the form, a directive communication at eco as he joins

a slide from dr. o. thank you for your time. so tell us, firstly, a little bit more about this on group luck, rolla it's origin and how it differs from bulk around to oh, it's a group that's the is one of the many groups that have been coming out from the big climate of care was prevailing in west africa, it does try your region from monday to new jersey and the julia and these area that the really for us and of course the group was invited to intervene in the area. so control and the could be by traditional and really just need to in order to contain a did a type of policy that was a provision in the region like the purple adams of the world. so when they came in originally they will come, but progressively, they became

a theaters for us in their own right. the things that are rising to old, you know, the people that the, if you send from the mobile, the left to muddy came to needed and, and to nat geo, because the nigeria a new just, uh, separated by 1600 treatments as border was very easy when they did the, there was a small group of 50 people. no, they're more than 200 people. are the people and the driving on the back of the property. the absence of this page, a sense of flexibility is water, electricity, bodies, et cetera. and they are now taking advantage of a state does each failing. this is very energy and they're also driving from the fact that they take advantage of the really just believe of the population of the know them. the video is that make people right by telling them that they're there for them. for really just, you're to just grow,

but taking advantage of the lack of a speech, but with the injustice and the other social is that make them uh, it gives you the uh, the know the judy we've had a demo, various consecutive governments over the recent years trying desperately to get the upper hand on groups like this, like bulk of around and other minutes in groups, but they haven't had much success. why has it been sought to challenge? of course is indeed a failure by it is but the nigerian governance, the security policies have not been effective. the um, policies is been even known to have been known to treatment to kids under many people without a sort of judging. but the future or the hallmark of the nigerian government training instead of

a good thing that southern beautiful economic development of just please of course among the population there uh, benefiting the leaders of nigeria of the cost the resources of the country. and they have not been able to succeed. of course, you get to expect any button to sideline and review the population in another part of measure you decide love we just did the physical did of nigeria. if the scene is on the cutting for the getting for the incense, not a blessing and bernice booth coast of the not due to state feeding us suppose to know from the minister, the gym to the tv, the you instead of christmas party to ship a lot of equity in the management of the country. that is the basis of the institution. witnessing the grids or upholds in facilities for, for these policies that know that there's an opportunity to, to grow up some part of this. this is brittany for like the people that i will jump . that's okay. what's the grid district?

thank you. don't like a political analyst form and direct uh, communication at eagle. wes, it's always m 23 fine says in the democratic republic of congo have taken control of a key town in the east. if the country he owns group has kept it must be see from the congolese on the slightest town to be seized by the fighters. who have been advancing studley in the regions, months. the d all c, a keys is randa. of backing the group, the claim got a projects was m 235 is involved. residents of the, of a town that appears to be on the route, have been protesting, accusing the government, and not doing enough to protect them beyond group and much more than a decade ago. it's primarily based in north q, a restore rich provence in the d all c. m 23 need as a may need from the top seat ethnic group. they say one of the aims is to defend

themselves against who to lead forth. those who fled rhonda off to the 1994 genocide and what county has moved from gum. so big names and very significant for rebels because this is one of the largest, 2nd largest, 30, tory, or between some of the territory already doki based on them 22. we have seen that because of the cost on the ways by doing repairs on of this specific city. yes, i do. the governments of the r c with the forces they're trying to reorganize themselves even though do we do? almost 20 kilometers away from the back to area and the intervals are the one for to the public meeting is the and they are trying to day to or 20 sufficient. but we have seen the fight to judge just a few moments for us to go and the other side, we still go to have did the news on monday about to alternatives. mandatory physical, forming the organizing themselves in order to get into that area about the we all ready know that this would it be a big challenge for the government?

because it has been very difficult for the government to to gain some g 30. i was like this and they'll keep as one of them 22 because it's not the 1st time they are most of the majority of the area and it's very significant for the population because now this is just one of the most that was done of people trying to get a sent us around and that was not making doubled for them to go my this stuff on it . and again and again of these simple peter. so they moved them some of them even to return stuff which in this area. and now they have to go back again, you under the show to see the account, the deals, the government is accusing lawanda to be the one supporting damn pregnancy, but then or the piece talk as failed. we did a t, i anything for a long war on see if the failure of the last meeting, which supposed nobody to take place between participating security and government and did not come through that. everything is on hold. and this is the medical son of people here, how red bulls, apple grossing, and people does that any doorbells. so what if i'm coming very soon?

32, what do you think will solve popular strong single society and everybody in the region here to see more additional coming back here in the, in a i, yes, it's more than 20000 people in northeastern ethiopia, being moved to safety due to fish, a volcano may erupt, residents from the assault region of being relocated to temporary shelters oft a series of f quakes, or to say the trim is all producing signs of activity in the previously dormant volcano mount to find a proper under have no food to eat. we initially sent our live stuck away because our animals are scared and we're now waiting to be moved out ourselves. but we knew transportation. we are displaced and facing significant difficulties. we don't even know where we going south careers and page present to you. and so he all says he plans to take legal action against law enforcement officials who tried to arrest them on friday and sold protests

against i'm in support of unit all. continuing despite freezing conditions. he's on the investigation for insurrection, not that his short lived in possession of marshall lower last month. best of gauges have all the acting precedents. intervene of the members of the presidential guard, prevent, and security forces from detaining union on friday. your westward has used expire at midnight on monday. it's a funeral procession has been held in story knobs capital for, for my president dessie protest, a who came to power and admitted tree to the test a was denied. a state funeral on remains a controversial figure. in 2023 was sentenced to 20 years in prison. over the king and full position members in the 1990s went into hiding and remained a fugitive unto his desk. but he remained popular amongst many,

for his policies aimed at helping the corps to northern chile, west scientist, or come being a desperate for a me to write. that was filmed fooling us biased spaces. the take observatory in november, it could provide valuable information about the building block so false, so the system to see and human reports in the flow. these are desert of northern chile. this search is on for a treasure that's fallen from the sky. last month, a large media right of approximately 4 kiddos was caught on camera as it into the atmosphere landing in the desert. to the news attracted astronomers. geologists of the treasure hunters from the world over the name of knowing exactly when it fell is a major discovery because we can determine the conditions under which it arrived. fresh without terrestrial alteration. after more than a month, most european,

until the in scientist ran out of time and money and abandoned the search. this is about as close as you can get to looking for a needle in a haystack, except that there is no, hey, here. rather, a norm is cactuses with incredibly long and sharp thorns, lots of loose rocks, which makes well this rather dangerous. now scientists estimate that the media, right fail somewhere within a 6 square kilometer area of, of where we are right now. they've only been able to search about 20 percent of it . so there's still a long way to go. what do you hold on just a month that i've been out and meet you? right? hunter quoted him on saturday. aren't giving up money to get that piece you want any like this expedition has a rare thing or a scientist and myself and media. right? hunter joining forces and i've learned a lot, they've told me not to use magnets that could alter a certain properties that the media rise 8 i want to meet you write hunter's, as they call themselves. a collection is or treasure hunters who buy and sell

pieces of different planets, asteroids or media, really, it's the majority to solve on their entrance to earth, but not all simply some when we're always searching for where we come from. so it's part of knowing our territory, the solar system is possible to show a major, right that fall in a dry desert, particularly sought after because they degrade very slowly providing pristine information about the composition and origin of our category system. a small side of it renders a small media right museum in less sit in he's asking the government to regulate media, right, so the foreign scientists and collectors can't just help themselves and take them out of the country. meanwhile, the search for the precious treasure continues in the gillian desert to see a newman algebra for these or does or to the us got some support now his and a thank you so much, molly? well, allow stratus cricket is a pizza in india,

in the 5th and final test to run us $31.00 series, when the victory will simons australia, or qualify for the world test temperature final. this sydney tests could have gone either way. at the start of the day, if you're a little stressful of scope full and putting in a much winning performance, he finished up with 6 2nd endings. wickets has india bold out for just the 157, the hunting able to chase down. but if it could sound good of a 162 to win by 6, what gets a secure series went out of india for the 1st time and it's decades? australia will face south africa in june in that test championship point. yeah, huge. when you're in the context of the series, the biggest areas is you can apply i'm i felt like it was kind of say, sorry, throughout the whole series side. to finish it. yeah. 31 to, to hold the try. fee is amazing feeling. and then i think the, you know, the extra lies now securing a spot in the world testing sheet final, which was always a huge goal for us as well. the pressure is bouncing on manchester,

united manager reuben, i'm a room after a series of unwanted records were broken in december. they face permanently laid as livable lights for on this sunday, some science and ripples a full straight to fatal petitions. the old one did records it tumbling. december has been such a horrible meeting for about 2 months, but the seats and you call. so let the full dimensions united the gallery never cooling them, the worst pounds, the pump team in the country. i mean, since reuben, i'm or him took over in november. he said that things might have to get worse before things get better. indeed they could stoop to new lows. next step is a trip to n filled a place. they haven't done that since 2016. that it will be very, very difficult problem, right? because, you know, momentum is very, very important in football is very difficult. things keep hold of very difficult things to turn around is capable of getting a good result. is it a good spot just to say? so could both go bad. so types include break level later when the game and said not

moments and around get some confidence going. so that's what we're looking for, but you don't need to say if we're being eval to them, we don't play well, then they'll be a lot of pressure on, on their own more quickly. and here's some of the stats that explains the situation em. room finds himself in the seats in the pool would be the 1st time in 46 years. they've lost full straightly games. the 5 leak defeats and december was the most in a single month since 1962. the 18 goals they conceded last month was the most in 61 years in the south hampton of law, small, much as an old competition since amber into a cove a. when you look our team, we are starving for lead. doesn't on the feet show, the only solution is too hard for her and tried. we cannot change the less again. we can evaluate work on it, but we cannot change the last name. so let's focus on the next one and work out of it uh during the week. in contrast,

as being the dream's thoughts of life and livable for on the slots they topped the primary standings. they took the champions league standings and they were in the semi finals of the english lead cop slots sympathizes with amerman believes united players need to step up and support his manager. they have much by the players in my opinion. then maybe to the people shows at the moment and i think it's going to take a while, maybe for room and i, we're going to to bring this out of the players united having to scroll down the last 5 visits to one field such as a task ahead i'm or and on his side, tom size and i was a 0. what also management called sets. it was left fuming of the penalty decision that cost his side against bryson. on saturday, 17 year old ethan north. harry gave austin the lead in this game. but he had to leave the accident house on the muscle injury outside of describing the penalty. cool. the results being brought into these equalize as bizarre shop hydro accidentally had brought to the buying house and defend the william salita. there

was a lease on some follies, points behind it easily before i never seen a decision that is in my gallery. i asked the boys if they have an nobody have seen it before. when you look at a see it in the distance, the player job at the 2 end tables and suddenly about the 2 end tables. you can see one thing. they're writing french champions. price on your model face, monica lights are on in the front seat, pick up the inside. it's a catch all stadium. 97 full. the game is between the lead possible winters in a french cupholders, paste you want both trophies last season. so taking on the league run is that monica scott? i think there's one of the highest, it's obviously a final and it is against one of the best teams in all league. it will of course be tough and we obviously will need to be at the high level to meet me on the car. but we are motivated and well prepared and looking forward to the much on sunday. but if i don't know, so you are a little bit unlucky that we didn't to play a role or the more lucky we can, we can do the game also. tomorrow it's

a new game singing game as a finals. we are fighting for this. we are here to win a title, but also we know that we need a perfect game to be to be sheets. they have lots of things, but also our team has lots of things and we are able to win this game. now play itself because it's the sorry, after throwing a win of a share in the scene, a rumbling a call. could us go in and the spots and scottish me to feel this comments. when i scored his fault of the seas, the seal the when i'm sending a concise side call 3 points, a head of so on. so the cincinnati bengals go to when they needed to stay alive in the race to secure a spot in the nfl playoff. jo bar, it passed the 277 year olds and one such down. and this went over the pittsburgh steelers a 5th consecutive victory for them, bangles me, but then the problem coast and miami dolphins to lose that games on sunday to grab a playoff. but we won't. jackson through the c touchstone process is the baltimore ravens when they have signal for the 2nd straight season. they couldn't subdivision for the 3510 victory over the cleveland browns life. and the plants at home against

either the la challenges. well the pittsburgh stings there's no fool, it's finished. we'll know more name as silica has suffered another injury set by the end of the 1st grand slam of the season. i saw it was supposed to pull out midway through the final of the oakland classic a full time. grand assumptions can with the set. so in this talk to the side against denmark's clements house and what is being the japanese by 1st cycle when in 4 years they also can get some of the way in melvin next summer of the most to me in a couple of hours time. but that is how we're looking for not falling on sunday, and that's it for me. my name's side for this news on my college, and it could be here in just a moment, much more. today's the

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