jose with no land fighters is one of those islands that have evolved separately from the rest of the world. and we have partially unique animals here. he hopes these hills could again become what they once were a natural but century the the legislative lebanon's parliaments. next on the cheese to the phone as president filling a position that's been vacant for more than 2 years. the, the on sort of hard on this is alex is, are there is a to tear azurie from headquarters and the coming up on the program. these ready ministry has now killed more than 46000 palestinians across calls. and since the

devastating will stops in the desperate fight to puts out called fires. and it'll send to these areas, find pizza tags, and thousands of planes have been destroyed. the kinds of moves and beaks, main opposition, cons, date, returns, time, off. short type is disputed election and the rest that has killed 278 feet. the office who use of deadlock, lebanon's parliament has elected a new president. his if all you do wrong with that, let me come on the phone. want to know when the office 7 on has been without the president since michelle long's time ended back in october 2022. it was that the it

seems time that and peace. i'm sorry, it sits on the last us, i'll invalid the has. this will be a new phase for the states of lebanon, and see, i know it would have been the special utilization of a states that's will invest in the army in order to control the board. as and in order to have our own boldest from the north to the south, and our see board us will keep the integrity of the lebanese territory. we will enforce international resolutions. we will respect patrice agreements. we will prevent is really aggressions on the lebanese territories. i will, army will have adult trend. so the whole that has the latest from outside departments and favorites. the 11 on has a new president. it was a long road to reach here. parliament tried to 12 times in the past the last time, 19 months ago. but this time around they succeeded, and that's because a lot has changed and 11 on the balance of power has changed. and there was international interest in this election. we, we saw invoice from the united states,

from saudi arabia, visit favorites, and recent days they were in negotiations with the major political blocks. so basically telling them that if they do not, it had. but he also called this a new era and stressing on 2 things that he wants to build a states. and yes, the state has crumbled. politicians are more powerful than the state. he also talked about the role of the army. so this is a man who is saying that he wants a to create a state with a strong army. whether or not he can do that. only time will tell santa, for their elsa 0 failed. the the forces have now killed more than $46000.00 palestinians in gauze. and since the war started among the latest victims, our father and the 3 children and on the site on the refugee complex and central

plaza, human rights groups including i'm to see international describe the conflicts as a genocide and say that civilians are being deliberately targeted by is ready forces. thousands of people were killed on 1st day. full, the collapse of gauze is health care system is pushing about desktop much higher. there is no fuel. must operate, degenerates is facing the lives of patients, particularly newborn babies, grave risk. the now said, i'll oaks law and european hospitals also risk of in the closure u. n. has condemns as well for deliberately it's fucking hospitals. i'm looking supply as well. thought about resume is life for us in the life a mock by loss, grief and the ongoing ongoing, a struggle to have some semblance of normality in an environment that to the normality. a normal life is nearly impossible. they have, they have been sleeping and waking up on the sound of the threatens and bombardments, they have lost the vast majority of properties,

including the houses of businesses. and now they were forced to completely have a great sort of shift to him to live from living in concrete combs to open a encampments and to let and make shift shelters that have all sorts of like in terms of basic humanitarian mississippi's. i'm oh, there are codes on the the relentless is very bombardments, as the number of civilians killed since october, the 7th of 2023. it has surpassed. more than 846000 palestinians are there's 2000 others missing and the houses have tend to be a graveyard for them as the r 2. now, under these richards of their buildings that had been widely destroyed and even civil defense, workers cannot effectively risk to them. so life in gaza has been quite miserable during this home during military genocide. does people believe that the ramifications of this ongoing, who will, will echo for generations?

and it will take time to be incredibly held due to the very unprecedented level of, at techs on crimes committed by the is what the military, especially on the line to the causes trip. i'm sorry the much the main back button to making sure that people can recover or attending to injuries as well. so bus a newborn babies, they all the hospitals, there's very few of them less now. let's alone functioning and they need fuels so that which is constantly running out. and then being russians out by the little i a that's been trickling in how all of a managing to run those hospitals without the fuel as well. you know, fuel shortages have resulted from the systematic, polluting bypass the name of criminal gang. so what taking that frontage of the breakdown of flow ones over to in casa, and the prolonged, is very restrictive messages regarding the contest into flo, the fuel tank cars to the gaza strip t. it's

a ration on the ground in full capacity. and so has been sent to the gaza strip during the past 24 hours. come, could be a fraction of the elements needs that they are, they are in a desperate need for as long as there is ongoing, systematic coding of the stuff you time cuz it's the, it's very restrictive me just us to taking place. the crisis is potentially increasing and deepening the in the house, and we serve that $33.00 hospitals that for us this trip has been put out of service. did you to repeat to that tech? so hospitals have been a percentile for ebony and instead of being a place of it treatments and they are trying to use what has been left of solar panels in order to at least guarantee the uh, the, the operations to take place in the intensive care units. which be a very drastic chopped off of this an invalid smith's read that medical themes have been in during the long side with patients who are critically wounded and even do so. and receiving treatment from chronic diseases. a on the ground in the vast

majority of family function of hospitals as well and misery, not just those, as he said in the hospitals, the, all of those, the, all, and the goal is the strip. thank you very much for the update from because of strep of the several visitors to damascus since the full of the sides of families, brutal rules for the new administration. perhaps the biggest issue on the table is the lifting of the punishing sanctions which significantly depressed the economy affecting the lives of every city west. the leaders believe they need to maintain leverage to set things on a positive democracy. they believe that path is still defined by the un security council vote in 2015 resolution 2254 goals for a broad based interim government. a new constitution then free and fair elections. supervised by the un is old resolutions from bots of political analyst,

familiar with the thinking of serious kinds. administration says $2254.00 is outdated and the election should be held for 3 to 5 years. the most secure way in the pseudo situation is to have the patient and have the sufficient time to get into the democratic era. if we do with no improperly, we will get the lead pennies, the pro, to the situation, or the 2 nieces situation. they have failed in to apply to democratic that you have followed the diplomacy. a former syrian piece of negotiate to says the international community is right to use its implants, to keep things on a democratic pause. but they must be careful not says, uh huh. quotes and is this meeting and run of the yeah, well i think that is a cab yet because of course you go to new trump administration coming,

but this is an effort, this meeting in rome to get all the western countries get them all on with the same position as a meeting of the so called quint, that's diplomatic jargon for the us. the u. k. frogs, germany, italy, and also the high representative european union coming along to the idea is to get them in the same position with regard to sanctions with regard to the pop ahead. do they follow that security council resolution? i was talking about 2254 or do that go down a different route. certainly the new administration here in damascus does not like that 20 to 54. it doesn't, it says much of it's out of date. it has references in that terrorism that the new administration doesn't like. so i think the, the, the western countries trying to align that position at this stage and then deliver that thoughts to the new administration here. and that's going to happen very

quickly because the host of this meeting, the attorney and foreign minister, is happening in rome. antonio, to johnny, we understand once this meeting is completed in row, he's on his way friday here in damascus to meet with the leadership here. okay, thanks very much, james, visa and damascus. explaining to us the situation when it comes to me, things in europe on the syria. that's right. well that spring in some of those lights has pictures that you're seeing now from the root. that's 11 owns a capital way. you can see a welcoming ceremony for the new president shows the phone. he's just been chosen by parliament to become the countries a president of to, to use of dead law less, less than on without the president citizens shout owns times and dates in october 2022. and he's made many, many promises in his speech, including protecting the countries folders and improving the much needed economy

button is in crisis. optimize right, well still ahead on our sarah farewells. so a statesman. tribute, something paid at the funeral. besides you not to as president jimmy called so the until monday that we still got rain falling in straight line and the all channels like to break hard. i think it was an increasing kind of then right in the next day or so. probably the end of the weekend in southern india, in the knowles folks, when the problem is quite positioned, it comes and goes into shape. it tends to fill the valley and right up to bang the dash every now and again, things do improve. this could be one of those occasions, the 2nd day thunder storms of new delhi, reaching the whole might improve the the

the welcome back you watching out. is there a reminder about what stories this out? 7 on parliaments, how does it look? so tommy cheese here, joseph, phone, us president, to use a deadlock, had left left alone without the present system shut on time and did i cannot sorry for 2022. is there any forces have now killed more than $46000.00 palestinians in gauze. distance of wall sconces among relates, his victims are falls on his 3 children and on the slate off for fiji thompson central casa human rights groups, including i'm the see international describe the conflicts as a genocide and say that civilians are being deliberately targets advise ratings, forces dozens of people were killed on thursday, and those things are fine,

says have reports of nathan killed in northern syria to correspond groups of bouncing kind of slips, finances and members. the conflict has been intensifying in recent days. all right, well you'll seeing live pictures that all the former us president to meet cost. 6 who's being on a to the states. funeral costs a has been lying and states on the us. capital of 3 died at the age of a 100 and that was 10 days ago. present job buys and will be delivering the u. j. once the coffin is moved to the washington national cathedral, which is where it's heading right now, and it's also went out. and fisher was on standby for us live from washington, dc and outside of the cathedral. that now who all we expect thing to attend a while the color guard said, well, welcome jimmy cox's funeral is disappearing assembled not in front of the national

cathedral. we can see it right behind me is the move in to places and maybe give them private place. because of course, the jimmy carter sat in the navy for 7 years. i. the number of owners have already arrived. they've been moved in before the technician. he's going to, if you're talking about politicians and diplomat some all over the world, but significantly the people who are members of that exclusive club, the former president's club will be here. so you're talking about george bush, bill clinton, and also brock obama. the come president joe biden will deliver the eulogy and of course there's a past and future preston will be among the congregation. donald trump will also be here, as well as go here. talk about, do we cost us time in the white house and seems a long time ago now. and also the what keep it after. but you'll also be to man, but not just as a governor does a diplomat and as a president. but he'll put a man, but as a father, a grandfather, of course, a husband to rosalind for 77 years when we have the the,

the national farewell to jimmy carter, which case under way and just under an hour. okay. i'm just saying, no, we're looking at some of the pictures that we've been seeing of the call it seems has. what looks like it may have arrived or it's just arriving. i'm seeing these live pictures where he supported apartheid says optic. i certainly didn't condemn them. that he didn't because against these trustees and el salvador, that he essentially gave the indonesian government that i'd like to carry out this invasion on various of trustees and he's timor as well. so it becomes complicated, but people will point to the work that he did afterwards. with the cost to center, when he tried to advance them up to see what need to go sheeted settlements in some of the wilds at halters port sports as well. he declared it's real to be in the pop type states. he also talked about nicholas material, even though the american and the station was saying that his far selection was fraudulent, that he wanted been free and fair elections. he was always willing to speak. i,

i mean that legacy is that, that will be button this to you at the national cathedral, the states when demand we did much more out of the white house than he did in his for years and on the island. we're still looking at some of those life pictures of thoughts, cassandra, we were hearing an orchestra inside with a costco music playing. but what do we expect? joe biden will be saying in fonts, unity of the way he will pay tribute to it, to give me time to let me point out very quickly here as a matter of protocol that when the big the cortez actually arrives here, everyone, all the drum was here an older platform somewhere around the world and this hundreds of has been instructed that we will go silent. so as i suddenly wrap up, you'll understand why to bite me. we'll talk about jimmy cox this time in the white house. how he moved from local government in georgia to become the governor,

and then very quickly moved on to the white house and took over the white house. remember, at a very difficult time, it was not long after walter, deep general ford had been thrust into the white house. and jimmy carter brought a sense of stability. but he was of course, hindered by the fights that the higher oil prices, inflation, right. the country bringing any bells for joe biden there and of course there was the around hostage crisis which really blemished his records. he launched a rescue effort, but that field and of course, even though his diplomats negotiated the eventual release, they weren't released till the day. he handed over power cut on break, and but joe biden will punish the idea of jimmy carter being amount of piece right, well assigned to me is as far as ease of a sheet of occupation orders for about a 100000 people as well. 5 spun out of control, 5 people have died and more than a 1000 buildings have been destroyed at least 5 fires of bonding in los angeles

county. the latest is in the hollywood hills, where amanda tree evacuation order is in place. as far as you say, the strong winds of shooting the flames present dro bind's in house, counsel to visit is to be to focus on the response. he offered federal assistance and the national guard has been destroyed. these are some of the worst fires that los angeles has ever experienced. so here's where those fires on planning at the moment. if you take a look at not, not fab so cool. palisades far is the largest and has spread across 6000 texas of land nearby, and the sun burn on the valley. and presently not area of fi is also threatening homes or rentals. is that the scene of $1.00 and $5.00 in pacific palisades, in the community of pacific palisades street after street full of houses have been reduced to smouldering ash, at least a 1000 buildings in the area have been destroyed. armageddon, i'm driving tours on right now, and i don't even know what to say. i'm speech of having to walk. dozens of people

head to a band and their cars and traffic jams and lee on foot as the flames bore down. the thank you, i'm going to get through walker down the cause of all this is the intense wind storm. a wind storm that maybe urologist say this area is not seen in a century. winds up to a 120 kilometers per hour in pasadena. residents of an assisted living facility were evacuated on a moment's notice, was running up to the 3rd story. second story, can people down just picking them up? the exact number of houses historic sites, local landmarks and places of worship destroyed is not yet know. but the toll is expected to be heartbreakingly large. last night was one of the most devastating and terrifying nights that we've seen in any part of our city, at any part of our history. thousands of firefighters are battling the blazes,

but it is been difficult to fight the fires from the air with water and flame retardant dropping aircraft because of the dangerous erratic winds. president joe biden promised federal aid. the fire fire fighting proves from arizona and nevada, washington and oregon are racing to assist california, hoping to verge, an even bigger disaster. a rob reynolds, l. g 0, pacific palisades, california eyes and banks needing a physician to figure out who has returned officer, a self imposed exile in sierra. and one's in a is cooling for talks with the government to bounce off service disputed election . at least 278 people have been killed in the, on the rest. the fight media milan has moved from the capital on the food side. police for fire and to gas at supporters of the opposition lead to the non 2

a one gun. and that's when you travel by convoy to this part of the city police use to a gas to the spot.