the the the rebuilding syria is a high level delegation of rise and talk to a new pictures of devastated areas of the capital damascus reveal the scale of destruction from yes, of course the allow me to clog this out. is there a life in doha also coming out to take more than a 100 targets,

use rarely armies in tens from 5 minutes of gaza, kills at least to 88 palestine units. in a day. i am, i'll make it for you see my juniors northwest. what a military upfront suits against i'm groups, terrorizing communities of the region is putting them on the wrong crumbs and costs are very big. but there are concerns about plans to get rid of some of the phone combs, tiny living space, the so then the high level syrian delegation included in you for a minute to set out shut by me as arrived in the country capital at the hall. it is a new administration, 2nd for an visit of to that trip to re i'd, which took place on wednesday. shabani is expected to travel to several countries to establish relations, including united arab emirates,

and they bring jordan as well. people in syria confronting the destructive legacy of the war. the a sorry neighborhood in damascus was once a thriving sub, but it is now in ruins. people who once lived there were forced to leave and many old a block buildings have been reduced to rubble. scrubs to stephanie decker joins us now from the high side step. first up. what's the latest with a certain delegation here to discuss with the country officials and how to do well, those meetings are ongoing. they arrived at the mirror and the one that's the official office around 3 and a half hours ago, just some stills coming out now of them line thing at the airport very else little is coming out. we know what they are discussing in terms of this is what the foreign minister put on x saying that it was about, you know, strengthening relations, security economy. you just mentioned there. pictures of, you know, the devastation across syria. it is going to take billions and billions of dollars

to reconstruct the cities, the infrastructure, the medical facilities, the education facilities, everything really. and that needs a lot of money. and that is where costs are, comes in potentially saudi arabia, the united arab emirates. so all those kinds of projects would be on the table also, of course, politically, very sensitive. still these ministration in damascus. hyattsville show a group that is considered still a terrorist organization by the united nations, united states and other countries. and there was still a lot of caution before recognizing them. so this is also something that the officials here you mentioned during the foreign minister, also the interim defense minister and the intelligence chief are here meeting with the guitar, is that all these things will be being discussed before they head on to the sharp. i'm routes and then jordan as part of this 2nd phase in their international tour. yes, indeed, stuff that is follows a flurry of diplomacy that the new administration has been conducting in recent

days. yes, they are very keen to get recognized. so you had the french and the germans in damascus. and again, you know, exercising portion of because of the complexities of syria because of the complexities of the history of this group that was affiliated with all 5. the way back in the early days of the syrian war, it has a, you know, breached it, just broken those ties. but many people still cautious. there's been a change recently in the education curriculum in syria, which is raising red flags to many countries that want syria to be all inclusive, to be secular, to be inclusive of, you know, the christians, the cards, etc, etc. so it is very complicated, but the message coming out from this interim administration is that syria will be for oh, but again, like the countries you know, that include the united states that include many european countries, even turkey,

even though turkey under the table does have relations with this group still considered a terrorist organization. so that is something that the interim government will be very keen to get so returned. and this for many countries means proving it certainly, and that's going to take some time. all right, stuff, things about stephanie decker reporting from here in doe hall. let's go to damascus now to ellis sally russell service dining by 1st day. we will look at some pictures a little bit earlier at the destruction in the neighborhood that you all in once a thriving hub, tell us what you can see or indeed. so if this is a sally neighbor who with once asked, was bustling with people and on the outskirts of the city as caps of damascus. but now it has been reduced to uh, to the troubles by the regime and its forces. so this place is just the only 5

side, it's a few miles away from damascus. and you can see that the level of the destruction here. so is the residence here or seeing that since the clashes have stopped in 2017 on that had been bears to come back so they would not love to come back. i hear you can see right behind me still some of the time it is coming on this or they have children to the play in the problems here. and that's most is a part of my suit mosque. and it's of course, of course, a start to be mindful of what has happened here. around the mosque was heavy inhabitants and there were multi story buildings right here. some of them had been destroyed by the war. but those that remains in 2022. the for the vision from the, the specialist as brought that i'm a hate, i sat, they came here and they destroyed the raft by the boat doors or so down to brooklyn

and be asked about the raisins. what was the plan or destroying these anti region leveling? down this entire region with the bulldozers, they say well they were planning to turn these area into a minute to resume into the military facilities. so here still, we will see some of the houses that their house damaged, have damaged in our families that are leaving in these houses that any time cooled. collab. soviets talking about home that has of housings tones of the robin here for the war. there were was roughly around 124000 residents leaving here. but now just the few families they got back here and most of them just pop their the shortest ads. so

on december 8. so when you stay in the city center around may a square or the batch of square, you'll see that there is a sense of normalcy. but once you start to drive a couple of miles away out of the center, damascus. then what you see is just destruction, destruction and more destruction. so you come to less of the destruction, you're going to use the hotel, you go to do my, you got to do that. these are the neighborhoods that we're hosting. more than a 1000000 people. and they have been cost of bones level down by the tags by the baby is crafts not only by the redeems class, had to cope this battle bombs but by russian. it won't documents, and of course they diminish as if we're back by rand news as well. yeah. so now you

can easily say that almost as high as population. they have left the edge this areas, but now they have a hope they're coming back that some of the residency in that particular this area was famous with this oil is and 6. now they say it's time for them to rebuild and to have the toys and steve's back. but perhaps it's going to take years to get to that in date and everything that you're saying and showing us shows just how critical it is to rebuild serious economy. and have western sanctions removed in the that is that one of the most sticking points now in syria, on december 8, i got his duty on today. that's show us at the left the country and started the from the news of the comforter down to the south, damascus, which i have seen in sibley. then instead of kept in mind that no man in country

who and then in uh in how much then in homes, then in damascus, what you see is just the structure of your see and how's off this town neighbor, who's after neighborhoods being company needs a level down and according to some of the reports, the most domestic ones are seeing that that's at least $150000000000.00 is needed to the bill of syria. but some of the reports suggest that actually, at least if need to be like at least $400000000000.00 needs to be invested in city of to rebuild this. 15 years of this civil war have destroyed much of the companies report economy destruct. it's the whole, whole, whole, or destroyed the whole, the 1st structure of the country. and there was caesar the sessions, enforced by the international community. now that even the solution here is saying,

well, the reason that the will have impose the sanctions because there was a brutal regime. but now that the regime is gone and it's time for the world to remove the sections. if the world continues with this section, the new administration saying is going to be a punishment for the syrians court already suffering to months from the destruction of mass destruction from the poverty. and this is a picture, a true picture of what is left from bush, alyssa and this country means that investments needs the international aid. and of course, the new adjacent say that immediately they need the removal of these sanctions. but so far, what do you have? who is particularly from the west of politicians visiting damascus. they have conditions, and they say, well, we need to see actions for them to mask us before doing that. so it seems that the world is not involved. well for you moving to sections yes. yep. okay,

investments rebuilding urgently needed. i've also said thinks about the well is ready for assistive killed at least $88.00 people across guns or in a single day. many of the attacks were on residential areas is ready on. he says it struck more than a 100 have mass positions of to the group fraud. rock is towards is really territory on saturday and telling units in the south of the strip rescue is retreat to party and pulled a number of wounded people from the rubble. the family home, the civil defense agency says, is just one of a number of sites hits in overnight strikes. rates of also hit the center of the strip. these are the latest pictures of all of our new so that refugee camp with palestinians of searching for survivors of to and it's rarely attacked babies and children are among the injured also in central galls or at least 6 palestinians were killed in the city of darrow paula, one child as among the dead,

that was injured and the attack of being taken to outside. so hospital. it is good, the very light just now from honey. my mood has in darrow butler in central garza and sir honey, the strikes have been continuing. as i went into the day, the absolutely the heavy artillery is, has not stopped for the past hours. it could be clearly heard from where we are booked casting you from this of these trends, part of the central area including the eastern part of the bridge. when you come in here is print the box to the we're talking about a very short distance. we could literally hear the sound of the show. last, here's the through the air and hit the target here in the center of the area of many casualties reported of various injuries here and to allow the hospital in on the site on refugee that moves. i have a confirm report from our source in gaza. city, there are multiple residential buildings and a fuel station have been warned,

and the people inside these building are being ordered sharply to evacuate immediately before a d r. before they get bomb. then this is part of a pattern that we've seen in the past that people are told to exactly, to, from one area to another by the end of being bombed in another area. so the few right now because of many of the failures, many of the misinformation and full narrative bite is very military people are human. and now whether to leave these designated site, spite is really military and go to another one that is it going to be safe for them to question a 50 cube 3 surface thing. as that many been said in the past to prove that many of these narratives were falls contradictory and vague. in fact, many people end up being killed inside these designated areas, but up to 30 hours of this morning, they are start to continue to happen and continue to cause further civilian

casualties. and here, destruction to all means of live here and there, and by the city 6, it was built into a sub for the toxic sooner as were held here from the 4 year develop sucks hospital . we also have a confirm, it reported from god as that ever rescued for it. the mission has been in fact this steve, due to the danger and the risk involving continuing the civil defense, the crew members operating on the ground. there's still more people missing and from under the levels of this 7 is of a family in new york, an area better known as of a send that a traffic circuit where 13 people have been already recovered from under the rubble after 12 hours of when the site was gone and there is still more those are the display of people who are shouldering inside the residential delivery just given the situation and how dangerous it is. how on save it is very important to use for a civil defense for members. the rescue mission has stopped in the past half an

hour and everybody left these decided this is part of ongoing, the tragedies of many people are still missing and a trap under the rebels. and in fact, what we report about in terms of figures now is always a conservative readings of the figure. there's so many people missing on the traps under the rubber not being added to the less than the people being killed as well. this will. all right, have a terrible tragedy on going, the guys are having maybe, thanks very much for that. well, you, as president joe biden to administration has proposed selling weapons with $8000000000.00 to israel. the latest package comes just 2 weeks before byte and leaves office. congress has yet to prove the deal. the weapons include munitions for fight the jets and the tech helicopters, as well as all temporary shells. the still ahead here now the 0. the. 8 the stand open south career deadline to arrest

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hence arrived in the country capital. though it is new administration, 2nd, for, and visit after a trip to re at old weddings day is rarely a tax across jobs are killed at least a $194.00 people in the past 3 days. many of them in residential areas, children and babies are among us. president, jo biden's administration has proposed selling weapons with $8000000.00 to as well . the latest package comes just 2 weeks before pricing leaves. office. congress has yet to approve the deal to don jerry, where the military has launched and offensive against a new rebel group. its been attacking villages near the border with in egypt. the ministry, he says the like a robot is responsible for a series of attacks in the northwest and recent makes including a master of 15 villages. houses there has been granted exclusive access to them in the trees effort to come back the rebels. i'm going to just sent us this report

from so now this is what i did is military command. this a must be one and quickly after 15 years struggling to contain both lot of them. they say the country cannot afford another ideology driven on just at a base here. when we came to this location, we made a lot of resistance from the local allies because this is one of the store who did usually come here in the fifty's. hundreds, dakota, i mean a move up to the bush deluxe, we're always in a group said to be affiliated with iso, which operates in the idea there's northwest. it was a groups attempt to extend its reach to other states that resulted in fees and grounded tax from the nigerian military army. come in, just say new hardware has been critical to the success sofa. these big eludes,

give the food of more confidence fonts than any, any where the it also saw us if force multiply. why? because to the end of the new window, we have this capacity of this compatibility. the doing the the operations in tona is considered critical to defeating the cool. the town is only small and since the army moved in fleeting residents have started coming back by c u, u c a. it's 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, this camp set up by the i'm group the like what our, from here the group impose, it's been most and texas and even carried out public executions looks like i'm going to say of the days of intense operations. the group has now retreated. much of north west nigeria is a boss pollutant, is of an government spaces,

liking basic facilities like water, hospitals, electricity, and even institutions like police and courts and groups use this to the advantage. 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 and government now is doing the trust of local people, which is crucial to ending the chaos in the northwest region. i'll just hold on. i'm 23 fighters in the democratic republic of congo have taken control of a key town in the east. the own group has captured that my cc from the company's army. it's the latest town to be seized by the fights and sweeping, advancing, and the reason for months dibiase accuses reminder of backing. the group claim that

could gully rejects a soft crisen peach. president used to kill, says he plans to take legal action against. lor inforcement officials who tried to arrest him on friday and sold protests against and in support of you all. continuing, despite the freezing conditions, is under investigation for insurrection. after his short lifting position of marshal last month, the arrest warrant is due to expire at midnight. on monday, while the head of the presidential security service says his offices are obliged to keep you safe. i don't want to in, in the presidential security service did not intend to any kind of well, that's of the law enforcement of the investigation agencies. although the impeachment motion for president unit 60 all has been paused, but the national assembly unit still the current president of the country to is elected by the southern residents of south korea. and una is receiving the appropriate security service according to the stipulated by the hold on patrick fault, cuz more now from so mass route is taking place here. and so once again,

today, the corruption investigation office was reported the planning to make a 2nd attempt to arrest the president june. but now we are hearing that they have decided against that because of the weather conditions. and also because of an action by the acting presence, remember, the seo has food on choice, i meant to intervene and to try and get the present security service to cooperate and suspend the side. remember the deadline for the arrest warrant is looming, it needs to be executed by midnight on monday, it's difficult to say how things are good. it's on that as it stands. it but the protest or it was loud, is that, but i'm in amongst a group of president supporters. they are possibly sensing a temporary victory. meanwhile, the weston district court, which issued the arrest warrant against president, has dismissed an objection by his legal team. we haven't been sold. why exactly?

those details haven't been disclosed as of yet. but as long as we understand it may be to do with an objection against the search warrants, in particular because of the confidential documents contained within present june's residents. but as i say, we con, confirm those details as of yet another. hong kong is one of the most expensive places to live in the world. 220000 to the cities poor as people are in crump departments, many smaller than a call parking space under instruction from aging. the city's leader is planning to introduce new regulations to try and get rid of timing weddings by 2049. is laura westbrook reports tenants of all right. that's that will lead to higher ends and fewer homes. hong kong is one of the most affluent sees in the wild butts. denise, it's showing nice aside. people like thing may lang and her 15 year old son really live in this tiny room with no window or air conditioning, paying $340.00

a month for 5 and a half square meters. the city's lead a john lee wants to parson, you know, ensuring space is like this or at least 8 square meters have a toilet and window. oh yeah. well i'm very worried because of my landlord asks me to leave. i won't be able to find a place but such low ranch. i really can't afford it. around $33000.00 of the smallest homes could be phased out. this flat has been divided into 4, with 6 people, sharing a kitchen and bathroom and is likely to be renovated. the government says it wants to target the smallest of subdivided slots, but tenant spirit that may push up the price of rent, making the lives of people living here even why badging is just the home con government to get rid of subdivided units and of the tiny homes by 2049 because it regards to cities, housing shortage,

as one of the causes of the 2019 anti government protests. if you want to complete the medicaid use the divide it, you know, it's almost mission impossible because it's a market. obviously it's a different so the way to respond to the central people is governments director is to at least make sure that the quality of the organization is of reasonable sense. the city's kaufman and k jones, where people's living space consists of a bunk bed, also set to remain in social where i could say with outs, protections on a resettlement policy. those affected would be forced to move to even cheaper accommodation like this, or even onto the street. we talked to the land or the principal pen tenants. they said they would raise the rates. the government says it's stepping up, building more public housing to deal with a shortage of affordable accommodation with 50000 units to come on line by 2027. and independent housing research group says,

until there is the political will to over hold the land and housing system to make the wealth miss on affordable property market more affordable people like mailing and has sun will be at the mercy of those who decide the fate from across the border, who are westbrook out to 0? home con us. and that's it for me. next lot, we've got the weather coming up in amazement, cement inside story. we'll examine if you're a and then you sir, and administration can find common ground. so using the had a low that, let's have a look at east asia and the weather remains very quiet across a much of a china. that's not the case of further east for the korean peninsula and japan. we go to where the front moving and bringing more wintry met,

whether across mold and areas of japan says rain, sleet, and snow touching down across into home, choose some wessa whether leaving its way further east from the can you shoot. now we all see mile, the conditions with us attempt is all set to pick up, but behind it, things are going to get cold and we can see that reflected in. so if we have a look at the 3 day and says the temperature is it is going to get basically cold by so it's a minus 4 degrees celsius with a chance of when to weather coming in on wednesday with snow. nothing's a ton cold across northern areas of south asia. we've had a west city disturbance putting its way from east of going to san across, moved in pakistan and into india. we are expecting some of that range of all in new delhi that may help with the fog and small issues. it's got its way further east bringing no showers to nipple northern parts of bangladesh and the northeast as we go into choose a. but as long as you drive from much of india, we will see the rain pick up. however, in sri lanka,

on tuesday. the latest news, the heavy, what sort of the dust and left behind was collected and stored by the devils. washington boskus, a fox affiliate though is a different scenario with detailed coverage. the region time government has also lost, i know for ration controls, lot traffic inc and contraband from the house of the story. the average syrian here is around 26 years old, off the age of the average german, meaning they can work from much longer. lifting sanctions in syria well, depends on how its political future develops. that's the message from, from some japanese foreign minister to the companies, new lead. it's sort of both sides one from each other and what divides them. this is inside story.

the hello welcome to the program, omni bach. only a month ago, no one could have imagined the french and german foreign ministers visiting syria. we took them on once linked to al qaeda and wanted by the united states with