the the . ringback the, [000:00:00;00] the around for the back to the this is the news, our own algae 0 live from bill coming up in the next 60 minutes as cool. where displaced palestinians, where sheltering is head spine is really as striking. northern gosh, the largest fire in the sand. you the size grow bigger, a forcing thousands more residents from their homes. also this our sedans army says

it's captured, a strategic town, south of cartoon, after more than a year, are fighting the power military rapids support forces. i'm drilling a hole in ukraine's northeast with civilian space, a stock choice fleet for di as rush of miles pressure on you. craig's defense send on pete suspended, who believes sports news. harry came fires by munich. the victory. i'm assuming some points clear at the top of the and he's really striking a school sheltering forcibly display spot of scenes in gaza has killed at least 8 people. children are among the dead, the attractive placing jabante a north of a strip. dozens of others have been injured in taken to allow the hospital in gaza

city laura con reports. this young girl has st too much blood shed in his shorts life. and she's surrounded by chaos. and it's ready, me sole struck how it was school, which is providing shelter to thousands of palestinians displaced into a body of children were among those killed in the building once use of the center for education and hope for the future. good news. i was sitting with my children and we were 18 when suddenly we were targeted, but the rocket, me and my children were blown away, my son was thrown and i found my daughter is lying here in the since the outside world goes to the same pattern has been consistently repeated, a place for nodding has become a place for shelter, and the one of destruction is harrowing loss for civilians. the un says the situation for posting is adult garza continues to deteriorate after heightened his

way the siege and systematic attacks. these right always says that the mazda is operating, cool, aligned, often repeated when buildings shelters. the images have the rushed 6 kilometers south to on the hosp to and going to come up to the attacking and targeting the schools are ongoing crimes committed by the is really forces the entire world is watching side of the as i'll shelters and schools which host displays, people are being targeted in gaza. back in the school, people search the destroyed room for the few belongings. they have a problem with children and women were hit by dismissal. what have these children done? they kill children and women. kidding them to pieces. the question, the so by the here is a deal with a grief is where will they find shelter that nora comes out to 0 and wants out the hello to report some of the hospital in guys,

a city where grieving, pick power and scave it. 8 was quite lucky, i was here as a the army tibbets and supplying their attacks against civil is in the last 4 digits. the but it was the school and jump out of town and visit asked included, the children would about the warranty is 10 years. as it can lead and they say there is charles who just killed by the 80 me who was inside the see another missile baby here just to find the and the school in the town. and here's,

here's another for this. this place is designated to be a place full. it'd be collab tell about this. been the last moments with their beloved ones. additionally, the deluxe gonna lie. i go to, my son was 3 years old. they killed him. i don't know how many people with knots it . we have 9 siblings. on my brother's a wounded the. my sister went missing. my 20 year old brother was mounted a. so the situation of the moment is really the yahoo! yahoo! and the hospital as there is no, i need i need to go. 1 was i also there was no, i instructional doctor that's justified i a y the, the, the just told x rays is a on a daily basis. so this is all the old situation. this is the, the, the, the,

the situation here and i left the hospital, isaac, i, fluids. i just need a allow the hospital all this fine. ready media of workers and loved ones. i've attended the funeral of genocide and bon. he was killed in is really a strike on friday while covering an attack on the new xerox refugee camp. the us state department says is deeply concerned by the unprecedented number of james scale in gaza and continues to engages. read on the importance of protecting jan. this is realized. he has more than 200 journalists in gaza as more than in any of a conflict. yeah, and then that is that idea, but if it is clear that the is where the occupation wants to target the general us 40 that exposes as crime scene. while the occupation has utilized its media to say that they only target the resistance and the width and the palestinian generalists have exposed the truth to the world when the saying that this occupation target my children points women and civilians. and therefore, the occupations start to targeting

a generalist to expose the crimes of the occupation to the well is that i and there's been scuffles in israel as the an anti government protests. the demonstrators in tennessee have been calling for the immediate release of captives held in garza many accuse these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu of sabotaging previous attempts to secure a deal is comes as for is really to have switched killed in northern guys. us present elect donald tomsman lease and boys in israel. steve would call, has met with prime minister netanyahu as diplomatic efforts from pop to secure a ceasefire in gaza at yahoo is also sending a high level delegation to doha to join negotiations. i'm the sahu just following developments from jordan's capital amman, because his are us government has found out a 0 from operating in the country. it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced that he's sending a high level delegation to the country,

capital doha, to meet with mediators in hopes of securing a ceasefire deal. now this delegation will be made up of the head of israel's most sub, that's the extra no security agency machine, but the internal security agency and the representative from these really military . it's worth mentioning that the last time, all 3 of them were dispatched together for talks was the last year in august of 2024. but these really say that they still have heavy sticking points. even if there was a ceasefire deal that is achieved. they say that until they achieve all of the goals and objectives of the war, they're going to continue no matter how long the pause in the fighting is secured. for now, how much says they're only going to agree to a deal if the war ends and there is a complete withdrawal of israeli troops. and these really public has been protesting for more than a year against benjamin netanyahu, against whose government saying that they are neither capable, nor willing to get

a deal more than 15 months since israel's war on guns began to sense with the just need of a man to the united nations is demanding israel loose and his age restrictions into gaza as wanting that simon, like condition, salvation and pot, assuming families in mound nutrition and children across the gaza strip are reality . and yet it says, all of this is avoidable. tara gap was with me for some dial, blah in central gas. this is what they should look like today in gaza. the these pictures could have been from almost any time over the post 15 months. when is the last day of school going? so israel has imposed totes, of located on the strip debris, been posted news basics economies including food, the problem that we do not work and we do not have money. we depend on charities,

rough, our charity is the only charity that we depend on a lot. and with it, we can see our children, but it is not enough of the united nations has refuted, as well as the claims that's how much is a ceilings, food supplies, and planes that for the west and in crisis is really authorities continued to deny most requests to bring food assistance for mayor as west crossing to areas south of wadi garza meanwhile about a $120000.00 metric tons of food assistance. enough to provide rations for the entire population for more than 3 months, remain stranded outside of gauze of the parents of children, suffering malnutrition, trying to find relief at you and medical centers. but site as well as forced evacuation old is a making the situation. wes tupa, nobody does have a lot of the reason behind my daughter's condition is displacement. now we flips

from the noise to the phone and then dated by the house where we lived in attend her mountain nutrition worse and due to the prolonged displacement, local food and financial hardship. since my husband's work stopped because of the start of the lord, bombs and bullets have killed more than 46000 palestinians fox. right. scrooge said that as well as using food as a weapon to an inspection of the most federal power company. so i'll just see how we have entered the safety of wives fires the los angeles where he imagines because of battling the flames from the ground and during a brief louder from strong wind gusts. b l. a. fire chief is wanting that moderate to strong winds will pick up and continue until wednesday, creating dangerous conditions for more 5 people across and they are being ours.

just say indoors from dusk till dawn to avoid breathing in toxic fumes. at least 11 people have died in 13 are missing. more than a $150000.00 residents are under evacuation orders. these are before and after images showing palisades, village and pacific palisades before the wi fi is burnt down those areas. now all that's left is debris and ashes, with most buildings and homes destroyed. ground crews and aerial assets work through the night in the mandible canyon area, creating containment lines of protecting structures. continue into full suppression efforts. approximately 100 engines refers into that area for direct suppression efforts. infrastructure defense, 6 night flying helicopters were utilized all night and additional night. wind

resources were also ordered. there was an approximate 1000 acres in growth, elevated to critical fire weather conditions are predicted to continue through wednesday. moderate, so locally strong, santa ana winds will effect los angeles county and today, tomorrow. and then again on, on monday through wednesday, lake county fire will be prepared to california is a department of forestry and fire protection is providing live updates to its website that includes this interactive map. now let's look at the 4 fires raging, 2 parts of california. they are in the neighborhoods of palisades, as you can see here, eaten kenneth and hers. the fire in the policies pacific palisades remains the largest and most destructive one is spread across nearly $9000.00 hector's, including areas with multi $1000000.00 homes along the valuable coast. now moving

east towards the eton fire covers nearly 6000 hector's and has killed the highest number of people. at least 6 have died there. i'd be kenneth fire is $425.00. hector's police arrested a suspect in connection with austin, but later released him 8 percent of the 5 se has been contained. and then here you have the highest fire which has been raging since tuesday and now covers $300.00 practice. let's go live to august here as filling the valve will joins us from the vine. nice in los angeles, you were i earlier on a helicopter trip around the fire is own sales. talk to us about what you so and just how bad the situation is at the moment. well, we saw made machinery trying effectively off against the might of mother nature, and it is a buffle. the mother nature really is winning it

a lot of ways because the wind is taking golf. you probably see it's play going around here. this is miles, you know, it's expected to get much, much was this evening and then tomorrow you, because by expected you got even worse. that's the policy. it's 5 over the us, the largest one that you're just talking about. you can see the smoke is still rising and it's, it's actually spawning. it's just such a huge distance. it looks like 2 separate flies. that's actually just both sides of it where the bodies to kind of can tell you that for the type big at least. but it's the thing fault for me. i see what these time cuz we've got these helicopters and they're all dropping out of the fire. it's hot and how to all the screw pick out what was that? i thought just taking over half of it because it just happened in the last few minutes. this helicopter, this is from orange county, just came back. it. it'd be hard for the dropping water. it's come by kid. it's got to refuel because like any flight for so long, and then they've got a come back to a local that for the going back to a local heavy pots, refuel, and then they go back up again, and they just go in route a route at the same cycle behind that you've got a yellow and red flags. that's

a super screw, but that's what of the to the i'll run load from canada. blackboard is what take, although the other one is actually damaged because it was hit by what is believed to be an illegal legally flight drove the other guy, all the states, the police to say to people do not use drugs, but some people just do what they want they're not taking into account that's like the whole the safety of others. but up and take, notify the policy. it's 5. that is the main one that is destroyed. those 9000 taxes are not the most, but they're all 3 of the hall vows to buy a house to know how like plays a low do you think by 3 and a half 1000 people? lots of the yeah. that's on the ground for the rest. 7 at a hall 1000 across ally at the boat would try to buckle these 6 spies. they've come from, like you just said from canada. they've come from the neighboring orange county. they've come from other states. they're even even coming from mexico as they try to buckle these places by that off against these winds and ask these winds pickups,

they present more thing just because the winds got too strong, like they did earlier this week. and the people talking hurricane force winds out of this week. that's why the flies spread. so quickly think about strong these planes called fly overhead. you think about a lot of these places where the spy is off. they are in areas with fire trucks. forget that because of the academy and roads, it's really hard to get. so i'm that for mother nature takes the advantage of these winds will i blow those ambles may be up to a kilometer. and so the distance all it takes is whatever to land on the roof of the house. i'll just somebody's wooden fence on the river that cost blowing through a windsor will just land on some parched ground. then the whole thing begins again out. it's not long for, for the cycle. i'd remember what things are like here. we had to use a red quote right full. so all of this back to taishan group off. and then it's not really right into your since october, but this is this dry us start to a yeah. i like i said in many, many years,

so all of that. but you taishan is both dry. all that sites is one small one. and i know those 5 start off again. i read these winds, pick up, you know, what else comes down? it is the power lines. there's power lines across that, like they all above ground. they hit the ground as a sparks. i meant straight away. i fly a sconce the wind blows that, i'd be full, you know, it's types of big kids and there are millions of people and it's pop because that fire is headed towards an area cold. and so you know, that is the some fernando valley, that is a huge, steep, densely populated area, billions and billions of people live. but it stop by, it gets into the san fernando valley and it stops. and like i hit on the hives that we could very well see a repeat of what we saw in the policy rates, pull it out to be the people who are just terrified, waiting to leave the house for those who have left the homes. it just really just fail. thank you very much for your re forcing filling of allied forces in california. well, the fires have already caused tens of millions of dollars in damage. michael. laura is the director of the time in,

in energy policy program at stanford university. he says dramatic steps on needed to stop lisay enjoys market in the wake of the size. the insurers are, you know, capitalized to manage this kind of a loss and they have, they have their own form of insurance called re insurance. think of it as sort of insurance for insurance companies that is really designed to manage these kinds of catastrophes. they will be able to pay claims. but the question is, what happens after that? is there available insurance next year, or that you know this year as insurance, policies renew? they're usually one year policies for homeowners in california. and, and what will that insurance cost and, you know, even if, even if the radically a homeowner can buy insurance, if it costs so much money that they can't afford to own their home anymore. you know, it's, it's a, it's a sort of, it's not really solving the problem. and unfortunately, i think we're, we're headed into

a very challenging environment for insurance. things were quite fragile at the, just for, for the as far as happens. as you mentioned, the department of insurance has been enacting reforms to try to stabilize the situation by liking it to you know, a plane trying to get off the runway. and the question is, is there enough or on, when did we have enough time to? it's for those for those reforms take effect and i think unfortunately, the answer is probably not. we're going to need to do other things, much larger, kind of more dramatic steps in order to stabilize the market. now so don scotsman says he saw me has liberated the strategic city of a wideman. donnie, soft with a capital cost to a government spokesperson says soldiers and now advancing to clear pockets of power military rockies support forces. the head of the i assess, has commented on the defeat. say, we've lost iran, but we haven't lost the battle won. but donnie is a capital of jesse or

a sage and has been under control of the r a. so since 2023. he but morgan has moved from car to all the sudden these armies game of what am i the need, the capital of agency at a stage comes of the back of advances from the army, from various axes, towards the capital of data over the past few days. now we've been seeing the army taken over villages in the south and south east port parts uh, south east, some parts off, and just either stayed with let's look at the significance of wouldn't let any the capital out. i just need a space. first of all, it lives in the center of the country and control of it gives the army or where was in control off the i wouldn't get any of the capital, nobody does eat them access to other parts of the country. when the rest of took over with money in december 2023, that gave us the ability to be able to move to other parts of the country, such as in, not in the southeast new nile in the, in the east and west nile. and the south as well. now that last, that territory,

that progress was able to make will not be possible. and it forces in those areas will be trapped between forces, obviously the needs army wouldn't. bethany is also where the army 1st infantry division is located, so that is going to give the army a moral boost, especially when you look at the fact that's when the arrows of took over with money . there were a lot of complaints among officers and soldiers saying that the leadership was not meeting the standards, then his army and that they should have a replacement of the leadership. now that's what made and it is now back under the control of it to move army. the army is likely to gain, especially if the leadership is likely to gain more support. not just from the soldiers and offices, but also from the to the needs citizens as well. hey, bill morgan onto vera hudson. hurley, i spoke to donnelly, i've done one name was a suit. so many civil society activists. she helps you only can use this game theory improve, submitted an access to humanitarian 8. so this time last year we were all despondent because seemingly so down was mostly in the control of the minutes of

the stuff. so the inroads that the army has made is huge and dizzy. the, especially the sick capital met the need is significant because it does, it is the actual cultural hard kind of so done. and it's the 2nd largest city after cartoon. and it was host to the vast majority of the space people. so it's significant in so many ways. it also comes hawks in the hills of the sections that were faced by the, by the not restriction on the, on him and see the leader of the are a set. so it's a moral victory. it's a moral victory for the off of the army. it's a joyous victory for this is denise civilians who have suffered immensely under that are assessed. so today was a good day, today's a good day. and i mean, i don't like to be a pessimist or a very cautionary, but i will. you celebrate today, but we know that, you know, the war is far from over there. so what's happened again, as i said, there's still some parts of cartoon that are under the are

a self control. and the destruction damage was ours of has committed against this is the news. it will take a while, hopefully with the victories of the army. this will allow for more age convoys to get through to get more areas to reach more people who are in dire need of assistance. and so i think this should pay to their hands. and if the army is smart and they, they think of, you know, they should utilize this momentum for their thought for themselves and allow 8 convoys to go through these. so i'm out more a to come in. and the more territory they gain, the more access the better access it will be for the for 8. the ukraine says it's gap to, to wounded north korean soldiers. and rushes carts region is believed to be the 1st time the military has been able to question north korean captives after several

seas last month died from serious phones investigator see they provide undisputable evidence that prove, sent by appealing young a fighting from oscar. this is that a seat where they're receiving medical care and talking to investigators. russians issued their documents to these greetings, but they will not be seen anywhere. new russia is the one doing everything to come along and escalate the war and the to be held accountable. russian attacks on the front lines, the ne send, you create a forcing residents to make the difficult but necessary choice to flee that homes. fatigue from almost 3 years of conflict is making people in the region favor a negotiated settlement to end the war during a whole, re, for some the khaki for each coupons in the hockey region of northeast and ukraine, a time divided by the us skill river. now a front line in danger of being overrun. some of the last remaining residents

decides of time has come to sleep. they're picked up by volunteers who regularly faced danger on this emissions like this one. this we're going to, people will be it just a trickle is a troubling sign for ukraine. frontlines here in the north and the east of the country that have been relatively static, are now beginning to move, and they're not moving in ukraine space. both sides are consolidating their battlefield positions ahead of possible negotiations this year. for naples in the, in victor, it is a bit to sweet journey to safety. knowing their homes may never be one back. what is the end of all of it? there's no need to say anything. my emotions are old or eaten all over my face. was that would you so couldn't? yes, no, yeah, of course i don't truly want to leave, but them to do it. and why should they find this strange letter?

which i am sorry at shifting frontline, the spring of the visitors to war crimes. investigate is documenting alleged breaches of the laws of war like lees recall did in the village of keeps at least some time quiet. but sometimes it is evidence the hockey regions chief prosecutor tells me that should full part of any negotiations holding russia to account. an extra little boy to this work is more done then the russian federation can say, do you even have that? that was and ukraine will respond. no, we don't. we were waiting for negotiations to talk about something wonderful. then rush can say, well, so the one, no more crimes. after all, when i switch drone an infantry battles of left little standing in the village of keeps every for those still clinging to their old lives, the arrow finally persuaded to leave arriving at the reception center in hockey, october looked a mean state correctional move. surely, who doesn't dream? the vice this will be a better living while again, in case everything fine and life back together again,

let people you my dude miller is among an estimated 52 percent of wall fatigued ukrainians. who now want a negotiated settlement with russia and nobody had to get to the it's unlikely anyone will translate her again. so it was a party, a single house or shops of always the 30th. we don't all agree. let them take us little girl takes that just real. know what does nothing good remains there. she accepts that seating territory. her home included may be the price of piece. i don't know how else to 0 in the khaki region. still ahead on the news hour and the 1st visit by 11 is fine minister in syria. and 15 is i send you an illustration in damascus. fields relations for sicily, me in new york for palestine submission to the academy. awards is now showing in theaters, will have a preview coming at. 10 is for a major announcement by one of bangladesh. his grades is sandra craig, may, is details later in the show with me to stay with

the had a low there, a cold snap has swept across the you're this weekend, cooling things down, especially across western areas. but we will see things ton more mild as we go into the new we can just look a little bit quiet across the west, but out east where we have got that winter weather pulling across poland, affecting the czech republic, the baltic states as well as looking very windy here. we've also got more in a way of windy and wintry wet weather affecting the balkans, moving into grease. that's a storm pushing across easily. we have got some amber warnings out for those winds . red warning for the wind in croatia and things are looking largely. i'm settled across the belly, eric islands, as we go into monday,

you can see those conditions washing pushing into greece, stretching old way into the black sea. it was more wintery weather pulling its way across the west and rush, so there's more winter weather to come as well. so no way you can see the stronger wins some heavier rain moving into the north west of the u. k. but still some sunny spells down in the cell. now in terms of temperatures, it has been looking very cold out west, but have a look at that. we'll see temperatures coming up in places like scotland to double digits. and we're seeing the sunshine again on tuesday. on the january on alger 0, i've got it on the price of piece, analyzes the failure of the us mission to build a stable outcome state in a new interview series we frame is searching for new conversations and perspectives about the war on cause an in depth look at the $47.00 president of the us,