nice through now design, the witness documentary is done by all the trees and changed perspectives on out to 0. the . ready ready ready the, this is in these, our on out is 0. i'm 40 back to go live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, a hospital in no condition to treat patients. caesar as cj of northern guy kills thousands of palestinians in just a 100 days. and is really striking a refugee camp in central guys. i have the palestinians running for their lives.

also this hour one or 4 major fires in los angeles is under control. but whether warning points, the new threats and worn out by war villages are displaced in the battle between the army and m. 23 fighters in eastern democratic republic of congress. 7 days without is most of the people are very tight and they don't know how this officially going to coming days and it's for manchester united have not all sold out. so if the english as a company united winning on i don't see that old trusted city, the round. so i finished and one the, the most horrific form of ethnic cleansing displacement and destruction policy noon officials describing israel siege and northern gaza. that's not lasted

a 100 days. at least 5000 palestinians have been killed or missing. 70 children have been killed in just the 5 past 5 days. the military intensified his campaign in october, saying it was preventing him us from regrouping. but human rights groups say, attacks have deliberately targeted civilians in shelters and residential homes. in the o 8 has been blocked, resulting in from like conditions. hospitals have been attacks repeatedly putting them out of service and is ready soldiers of arrested patients and medical staff of the this was the moment and is really yes, right? targeted a home in res refugee camp in central guys. the number of casualties is not clear, alia these really military k o 2 policy means by heavy artillery in the camp. israel has repeatedly bombed refugee camps across the gaza strip. endo holder. he has the latest them down the line in central gas as as it is there any war?

please continue to targets. different areas in several areas across the gaza. strip the siege on the another in parts of the gaza strip. continue to the $100.00 day so far we're talking about $100.00 days without food, without water, without aid and also without medicine. and it's not only that, those policies that have been trapped for the $100.00 days are barely eat a book at to receive any of the food or water or even the medicine. now the situation there is also horrifying because there's no ambulances, there's no rescue workers, and policy and use are on able to reach those who have been targeting. we're talking about thousands of policy. you feel trapped under the rubble till this moment into another. in parts of the gaza strip, but also in the central area, the situation is not any better where palestinian children, families are striving and searching every single day to feed their children and

their families. we see children every single day walking, searching for food and water, and also the hospitalization is collapsing, the human is her in situation. it's getting harder every single day as very little amount of food is entering. the cause of this isn't because of the odyssey to ok, the hospital that goes with palestine, the guys of war has sped, no one, not even those on the front lines of saving lies. doctors working in overcrowded hospitals with medical shortages are finding themselves face to face with loved ones, injured or killed in the relentless bombing campaigns. honey, my mood re for some doub a lot on 2 doctors caught in this devastating dual role. doctor one and holmes was the director of abuse, have been much our hospital and that is now destroy. currently the head of the hospitals. he has shared some of his most distressing experience. it's

a horrible moment when you are at the hospital and suddenly you see your best friend and his entire family amongst amount as that happened while i was in the hospital with my colleague doctor to carry him out. but while he greeted us unless the hospital, after about 20 minutes, we received news of in these radio talk that led to the mazda dm of 51 people, including him. his party was never found. doctor and homes also recounted another tragic event when his rated forces bomb, the refugee camps and rough are going into 3 members of his family and severely injuring others, including show on a personal level, i was very sad to know that these radio occupation forces have showed my refugee camp and 3 of my relatives mounted more than 22 people for my family. my relatives at the lens amputated, including the children of my cousin, who are not being treated outside the cause of straighten up. what i guess by the tragedy that you have experienced dr. homes continues to work on the reading others

even as he struggles with his own losses in another account. emergency position tried tenea, a medical profession, a not for medical complex in san eunice, highlights the impossible, the choices. medical teams are often forced to face and got them. it is very tough on us to be in a situation where we have to decide who among the wounded people in pain deserves the medical service 1st, according to the severity of entries of each of them. you know, also we have seen very difficult and heartbreaking situations such as that time when i was at our chief a hospital where i received 2 wounded little brothers who lost their entire family . i was treating them but also trying to play the role of 5 a doctor of homes in any a stories are not unique across garza, numerous doctors, nurses and rescue workers have lost family members. was serving on the front lines of this humanitarian, a crisis. doctors across garza, the war's not just

a fight for survival. it's a fight to preserve, hold, even in the face of honest speak of the last, the continued through here, uncomfort, embodying resilience and it's a purest form. i mean, my more vieira from there, but i think the palestine genocide, in guy's eyes taking an increasing toe not only physically but mentally and children are among the most vulnerable units that says nearly all of guys as one point. 1000000 children need mental health support. i mean the ongoing bombardment displacement and di living conditions, children have nightmares, anxiety and paralyzing fear because of as strikes and the loss of family members. many become aggressive, withdrawn, or stop speaking to you in estimates at least 19000 children have been offered since the war began. mental health experts caution that this cars infected on these young mines could persist for generations. these all talk is the head of protection

at medical aid for palestinian. she's in deb law and condemned these really findings and abuse against children in goss. a, a catastrophe that has been inflicted on children and because of, for the last 15 months is really created on car allows and unprecedented mental health crisis amongst children of all ages. and what we can hope to achieve is no f lloyd's diploma buttons being inflicted. but try to mitigate or minimize the impacts of about trauma, the violence and the abuse, that is an interpreter. it is against children to be a psycho social well being is a, is a key tendon of healthy childhood development. and it's entirely lacking at the moment due to the situation that it's being faced by children. here. what we're trying to do is, as humanitarians is provide a semblance of normality,

mid the hara that children are experiencing on a daily basis. so that might be providing a space for recreational activity to reduce the stress, to help children um, expressed of emotions in a, in a and a healthy way. as well as the most sort of tailored especially life support for those with really a tooth. this symptoms of distress, such as, you know, the symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder. another more chronic conditions, um therapy, individual therapy, and also specialize treatment, including the site's interpret medication. in the occupied westbank, there's been more fighting between policy, you know, for the forces in, on the go see, need jeanine refugee camp. intense gunfire could be heard in the area of the fighting has continued since early last month. the policy university has cut off water and electricity as part of

a cracked on on fighters in the area of the, the lifting of sanctions against syria has tapia, gen, data, meeting of european and our foreign ministers in found you radius capital, re add your opinion, foreign policy g says the block will meet at the end of the month to discussed dropping sanctions. the new syrian administration has been calling for their removal since special aside was ousted last month. sorry, radius were in mr. phi sobbing, fi, subbing for han, now south wrapped up the meeting and called, i mean to national community to support economic stability in syria. the future of syria is the syrian internal matter. we confirmed that we will continue providing all the humanitarian and economic aid and to achieve stability,

construction paving the way for the proper environment for syrians to go back to that country. and lots of things will be done. and we will do our best to enable the syrian administration to provide necessary services to the syrian people. we also confirmed the necessity of lifting sanctions imposed on syria because these functions and the emissions of syrian people in development and reconstruction. i'm just here as i'm home, it is in damascus and has more on the impact of the sanctions. the city is economy and has been hit quite hard because of the social media cannot import for export almost anything, all the goods. so that is affecting the price of goods on the market, the big city, and cannot afford to buy most of the stuff out there on the market, pulled with these funds of 90 percent. also city. i cannot go out on to the

international financial markets. both the money as it tries to be both schools, hospitals, roads, homeless, everything has been destroyed by the civil. that is also the issue of cdns, autonomy displays and also those with the just in neighboring countries. all those people would need help as they tried to move forward the city and government, it's safe for them to provide essential services. the basic needs of the people need. they would need to borrow money and for them to do that, they need to access the financial markets distributions. but with the sanctions in place, that is not that they will not be able to do that. the other will use a red warning, has been issued for los angeles ahead of what the us national weather service calls, critical fire conditions, wind gusts could reach up to a 120 kilometers an hour in some areas with the potential to spread fires and

ignite new ones, the we know that elevated critical fire weather conditions will continue through wednesday. the los angeles county fire department is prepared. these winds combined with low relative humanities and low fuel moisturizers, will keep the fire threat in los angeles county. very high. now the tennis fire is the latest major fire to be sleek contained, 3 others remain live, the largest one is it pacific palisades, and is only 11 percent contained and after a public spot over resources. a fire chief kristin crawley says she and medicare and bass are united and focused on the fire response of an accusation of leadership . fairly is at all levels of government. that's bringing all just areas for the for

the latest is an arcadia which is near the each in fire. one of the major fires that talk to us about where you why exactly fail and what's happening that yeah, well wait, just a few kilometers where they eat a fire still blazing. it's over there in the distance, you probably can't make it out. there's a little bit of smoke, a little bit of how use that's because it's up in the mountains that flow. it's not a ground level, therefore it's not causing that immediate threat to life. but it was just a few days ago when it was rolling through the city of alta, dana, which can be wiped out so many homes. i've left so many people, the space that you were just mentioning, all of the political ramifications. and there is a lot of, i know there's a lot of questions, but here on the ground right now in this moment in time, people uh, not concerned about that, that concerned about just how they get through the rest of today. and then tomorrow's end of the well, the way and beyond that, it's even further away. so what are they doing here? we've got all of these volunteers who brought all of these clothing. there's still a line of cause even here, even though people it be nice to stop bringing clarity because there's already too

much of it resembles what you might think is like a flea market almost. well that obviously everything is free because they just giving stuff away. there's also food, there's water, they're all the supplies that you would need for children, that diapers or not. these is on the, with the battles. everything just so people can get through the next few hours. and some of these stories were hearing the opposite of the hot breaking news with us. we got jose and kevin, who lived in alta, dana, and how is they just 1st of all, just explained to us kind of what happened that day? yeah. is the spirit thing to their to what happened was that we were monday and then it was like monday night the power when i 9. and then um, when, when the power went out, my dad uh went outside, he got his. busy cars and then we were packing the little things we had like the dollars our pets impact, the pets. first we did in fact like, you know, just like our pages and we just let the man that took his car. and then my, my uncle took his car, so we, they took all his cars and we took them to a friend's house like lower down in pennsylvania. so, so what did you catch on fire?

and then what's called we the, we got to the houses we bought and then my dad came back over here. dealt with, he knows he gets the other stuff as you know, the cars because he had like 7 car, the cars. and then he took all his, i'll get all the cars you could and he left when up and when there. and then he got a caught, a caught on fire and then we last and then we stayed over at a friend's house and then we were waiting and see what happened to the house to like, like was bad. it was bunch of smoke couldn't breathe. it was, it was crazy. and then we slip over there, then overnight we stayed at another friends house by the day after and let's go we, we did all that stuff and then see if you're moving from kind of house to house, i guess just yeah, they might just need to how is it the house because they couldn't find a place to stay? and right now, we're just that my, my dads are off with house. we're staying there for like, as long as we can. but i know i will get this pass, you know, cuz we don't know where to do anymore. we have where the homeless like now know

where to go, which is that miles with us right now, and as is bad, right now, we have no money. we can't do any of the stuff is that you are gardner, he's a garden. the only is all his stuff. while he is law, no worries. we'd walk you through everything that he has owned for the past. 45 years been living here. they all bring out to the ground. crazy left was nothing. so like i had a shrug. all his equipment was instruct me. when that happens. um. and this might sound like a really silly question, but what goes through your mind? is it all you um? are you in panic mode or is i almost like a com focus as in what you need to do in those few minutes. you how fast we were in penny we, we just, we did it. we were like, we were in disbelief because like, like there's no way that the, the helicopters couldn't like come and do something you like. but the fire at least like because it's never gone this bad to, they happened before. and they,

they put up the fire, they were able to put up or, but this time they could, they could and i don't understand why they couldn't just bring a look up there. he dropped the water and control the fire and the mold exhibit. and they just, they, i feel like didn't care. i don't know. i'll just say, i don't know, i'm not sure, but i didn't care enough. so they just made it very. i don't know, they did, didn't. there was no, no firefighters up here, there was nothing. it was all very crazy. i mean there's a lot of questions being asked about why there was, you know, there was no, there was some hydrants and i don't know the rest about it. yeah. i don't know. i think you, the question is, will this will just a lot of i got a lot of people are asking why some of the 5 hundreds of how you have and it was very why there wasn't enough water supply. and i mean, maybe that said i a question for another day cuz you guys are just trying to get through. yeah. we're just trying to get through this tragic for the time. you know, like you just bad. it's like really bad and i just feel really bad from my dad because like you've worked hard and do the hard work. 3 days you've been you've

been like getting all his stuff you've been taken care of. was new to ever since. really in a we grew up in the house and then just went one day. the whole thing, this without the break down a one time like really 5 i do, we are, i can't believe like, you know, like my own house. i grew up with that house with my dad and then like me and my sister in the house, we grew up, we all grew up together, mile who lives like like is our house down right there in the same place. we all grew up there and then it just burned down in one day like all happened when they were going so fast. so we didn't believe it. i you know, like, it would just, i really was terrible, terrible. i'm so sorry for years and was just all the best. thank you for talking to us. and i mean, these are just 2 examples of, of just the heartbreaking stories that you know what harry gave him. he was still nervous and that's good because as these, when they call the school continue yeah. hot breaking stories and did feel thank you so much for that. feel of every 14 there from arcadia in california. well, i still mentioned that there's been a, you know,

some politics and all this as well. the us present elect donald trump posted on his social media platform to social, criticizing the political response. he says the fires are still raging and lazy, incompetent. politicians have no idea how to put the mouth. thousands of magnificent houses are gone, and many more will soon be lost. there is death all over the place. this is one of the worst catastrophes in the history of our country. they just can't put out the fires. what's wrong with them? that's the president elect, donald trump, while the california government gavin use and says, trump has been spreading misinformation about the wi fi is. and he's also responded to threats previously made by the president elect to withhold aid for the states wifi. his response you tie, sent to michigan, the puerto rico. you did it to california back before i was even governor and 2018 totally fine. of folks in orange county voted for him and then he decided to give the money. so he's been out this for years and years and years and transcends

states, including, by the way, georgia he's threatened similarly. so that's just, that's his style. and uh and you know, we take it seriously to the extent that in the past we've, it's taking a little bit more time and i've been pretty expressive about that. and the contacts, if someone threatening our 1st responders when i speak to peter matthews about this is a political analyst and professor of political science at cypress college in california . and is joining us from los angeles. thank you so much for being with us on alger 0. so president electronic plays, games that democratic environmental policies contributed to the fires. in that lake . we heard him call gavin, use some incompetent. do you think trump is politicizing this crisis, some claim or is essential to his grades? in fact. well let's go back to what is brought this on. it's basically the climate change warnings. we got from the international panel on climate change while the

other nations. and he was for the government was definitely finally changed. they both said we have to reduce the temperature down to less than 1.5 degrees celsius to keep these things from occurring. well, we're at 1.5, right now we're just getting points. and so is much more severe than ever before. we've never had as far as like, just spreading so quickly. and you have also the dryness need find that because of that, the extreme and the weather wirelessly saw some dryness here, as for the fire catches much more thing than normal, quicker than normal. and these things have been occurring. i think both sides, president trump and governor need some need to work together to fix this problem right now. not have accusations falling back and forth at this point. people are in desperate situation. i know. yeah. but trump and, and use a, as you suggest to have crashed in the past over, you know, things like a fire prevention, environmental policies, climate change, and so on. even immigration is, is personal. this the spot we're seeing between them right now is, is that something personally think? and i think that is probably the difference in politics,

the assessment of what's really going on. for example, the president from actually has denied climate change in the policy said that it's a chinese folks the words i used to use before. and that was a few years ago when it was coming on strong. and then going to a new some of course, have been to the forefront of environmental protection. but it's not always perfect in terms of getting it all done and predicting what will happen. so, you know, we have to have more firefighters, for example. and in that case, we have to pay more money to hire them. we have to have a super super plans bought by our own state rather than borrowed from canada. what is needed? the investment is for infrastructure and preventing this from happening. and you know, we need to keep politics out of this and this point, and it could be a point that these 2 men may be tempted to use political rhetoric, especially on the present from the same about governance, but goes on to get together. this is an american problem, but a world wide problem in california problem. right? it doesn't, the fact that they're getting together at the moment though, i mean multiple times. we've heard trump threatened to withhold age for california, qualifies both as president and even during the campaign. and now as president you

like? do you think you'd actually do it that will be comfortable because he's supposed to be president when he takes off. is that a way of all the american people, democrats, republicans, whatever's follow, result will be all the people in the country and states. so you have to make policy that will benefit the public good. and so it just has to be done. the public has to call for the public us to call these leaders into doing what the right thing is to do from united states of america, california, and the world as well as a world wide problem, right? but whether or not we like it, i mean uh the price is uh, peter matthews is now being politicize. it is not just new, some who's being criticized california politicians, including the american boss for a mare, a face criticism since these fires broke out. and whether or not we like it, it's become a political issue. what do you think are going to be the consequences office? and i think that's to be seen after this prizes or right in the middle of it is kind of growing because the fires for the east for now you must been contained

partly in the present policies, probably eastward, and the air quality is bar. and the 2nd longer air quality and throughout southern california, i mean, nobody county project county ever charlie or follies. so we have to make sure these folks stop the politics and get forward with getting the things done and are, you know, it is a problem when politics out of the situation is very critical that we don't let it happen and take over. thank you so much for talking to us. be a matthews, political and listen, professor of political science at cyprus college. thank you for your time. but luckily, i didn't think it to democratic republic of congo. now, way heavy fighting has erupted in the east as the army tries to regain ground from m 23 fighters. it's been advancing in the region for months. i'll just here as i land y connie report from the village of google a. this is the village of from google, one of the big data. where did you have on the has been funding for almost days right now. it's almost the same fighting which is taking place in most if it's cent

identity. single death. 2 days passed and 22 wanted in this age, and now the data, how many pas as managed to push them away? this is why so maybe sort of deals around here and who to so yeah, we still have the guns. so to just to be i in house here and this is why we cannot spend time. yeah. sort of just doesn't want to take any risk of weeds, julius, and also some of those were still coming from different areas. going to get shelters that how to disabilities, because all those almost close here because there is no any business going on. heavy fighting has been taking place here as the same type of thing and must see see, people documented in this video i saying that they're watering a lot because they don't know what would happen up to notable still just behind the mountain where we are still fighting up to now we couldn't even hear, is it some heavy guns and also some overall kits. and i want to do this suggest as

being very confused. also because of the logistic, this is connected with any cloud or whatever. so you have themselves, they are using motorcycles. as you can see, even us us do not least we just data. we just use the motorcycle course. and this is why people have been very difficult successful here because nor any money tardy . and it's called the which does popular, so this area because of the ongoing fighting them $23.00. i've been battling them, then you have to think on your phone once a week right now, 7 days without is no stop here. people are very tired and they don't know how distinguish when you go into the coming days. like on the 0, the most recent territory, the democratic republic of cool. hello. hello. earlier we spoke to david monkey who is the world vision director for eastern democratic republic of congo. he says, people living in the area are exhausted. people have been facing this conflict now

for years. and an initial, let's just say 500000 people. this place has come up to almost 3000000 people displaced the last 2 weeks alone. a 100000 new people have had to flee from pilots escaping conflict situations. but going towards these camps, which are really under resourced. despite our best efforts, there can be hellish conditions, extreme difficulty, impulse continues in these camps. so there is just a climate of fatigue and fear and a concern that the worst is yet to come. were among many and g o as including mercy core and r c. i'm assess many local in organizations and national organizations that are trying to provide the basics, basics of food assistance, water and sanitation, health and nutrition, and hygiene support. it's not enough. we've seen many examples, despite our best efforts with the world food program, for example, that families reading once a day or less. this leads to protection concerns, neglect, and abuse of children. so the conditions are really difficult for overstretched. and again, as i say, we're looking at a grim future, it's

a very difficult and in some ways intractable situation, where we look at this conflict between m 23 and comedies army and its uh, accompanying forces. and it really just kind of, it will stop for a while and we're unsure of how it's going. and then it starts up again leading to again, more displacement. so we're kind of in. 3 a climate of uncertainty still ahead on the news hour the when a report from inside roches, kirk sweecher, and after heavy fighting with the premium forces, mexico's 1st woman president mox, 100 days in office. thousands of supporters celebrate vocation and sports and revenue. tennis fan, making history for his country at the australian, open the

hello. we have mild weather pushing back into north western parts of europe. it's spinning in from the atlantic. big area cloud here, when it's coming in from us southwest lead direction that around area of high pressure. so things will turn quiets across the rest and process. pushing for the front, seizing across into a good parts of the gym. here with the coming days ahead of that couple of hours of life pressure bringing some months out of the right state and start with the western russia in the coming dies. and some rather live you want to just around the central and eastern parts of the mediterranean. that'll roll away from italy, pushed its way into grace and smell on the northern flank of that some very wet weather. also extending that into the surface. central pauses didn't require some cold temperatures really well to struggle. habits model read will lift temperatures up across the north west in the coming days, double figures the full edinburgh to.