[000:00:00;00] the no end to israel strikes on gauze, at least $87.00 palestinians have been killed since a ceasefire. there was a noun on wednesday. the carry jobs to me. this is all just here. a lot from the also coming up from is of cats has gather in tennessee, is where the media reports the cabinet. and we'll meet on friday to vote on that of accusing him us of not keeping up. it's come to the grievance. the more diplomacy in damascus,

countertops 5 minutes to host talks with soon as we need to discuss the political transition on police in south africa and ethics to rescue mine is trust in an illegal mine at least 70 bodies, severe because the also devastating will that kills more than 46700 kind of students in gaza is well and how much to finally reach to cease by agreement. but obstacles remain many all hopeful. the deal will end the war. but these very minute she has shown no signs of ending as bombardment is co, down to intense, strikes across the gauze. kidding, at least 70 palestinian since the announcement was made on wednesday. the key, the window. the delay of this tools till sunday means we have new catastrophes

every day. every hour, every delay means one, families killed the proof of what i'm saying. the montes calling about mood has more now from their opposite, and within the positive 24 hours. these really military skills up, it's the talks across the gods us for being the targeting more buildings and more public facilities and more people killed inside the homes and the filters they have been seeking refuge of protection inside just the past few hours. i'll be quite difficult then, lottie here in a sense, while a, a 1000000, the as you come, where did the artillery is the drone and talk of instruct many of the residential buildings and people outside and the 3000000 cosmos, even more destruction to remain in building further do god to the north, to god, the city where the majority of people killed happens to be from areas in the eastern part of the, of the city center of old java killing. already since don't time

a about 40 people and we just look at the found assignment from the moment the seeds fire or the agreement of the fees fire was announced to now we're looking at $87.00 people being killed. $21.00 of them has happened to be children, and it's $25.00 women among the did already. as the intense bombing campaign continues to destroy the majority of the buildings and majority of the public facilities that have turned into shelters, the, the, the destruction of homes have forced hundreds of thousands of people to seek filters and makes shift tens and tens gowns or in a temporary filters inside these public facilities facility despite the damage that has been paused to them. the coming dollars are quite a critical and everyone this. 9 at the moment of happened is that excitement as these these fire announcement was made, they're still anxious, and they're still at expressing their cautious optimism from this time to sunday.

it's going to be very long time for just the as far as to take effect and the worry increases as more people are going to die. the longer it takes honey, my whole a zeta from there. back to the house, to you and a special rapids or on the posting and searches describe the continued bombing of gaza. even off to the announcement of a ceasefire i do as an active, profound, a bad face. i do want to trust that this does fire and i look forward to seeing the involved parties, particularly those web media to this is fire, egypt got dark and do united states and holding their problem ease of ensuring their respect or police to this. the 1st phase of this is fire to bring some sense of normalcy and then the long term there is no way out of less. so this is an opportunity to realize that i have sensitive donation of the policy. it's which means leave the bees and security without the 80 controlled by these ladies or

anyone else over their lives over the line is where the media is reports in the cabinet. we'll meet on friday to vote on the deal. stuff that prime minister benjamin netanyahu, a cheese how much of a nation on pots with a view which involves the release of is ready, captives being held in garza. i'm the south and explains how divisions remain within as well as the government over the deal. i'm doing the reporting for a month because as well has banned out just from operating there and in the occupied westbank to the upstanding issues between israel and him as relating to a cease fire agreement have reportedly been solved these really, presidents said that these were minor issues that would definitely be solved within hours, but it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose office early on thursday released a statement saying that there were issues, how much was back tracking on, especially when it came to the issue of palestinian prisoners who were going to be released from his really jails as part of this deal, but there's also

a backdrop of political pressure on it's in yahoo with his right wing government. there was supposed to be a vote within these really cabinets thursday morning, which has now been postponed to friday morning because of the internal disputes with the right wing. members of the coalition. we're talking about based on an smell, which is really design, is a party. and each of our vendors, jewish power party, who are essentially issuing ultimatums to these really premieres saying that they're going to need guarantees. israel is going to go back to all out war and full scale fighting after phase one of these deal because they do not want a permanent ceasefire. however, what's outlined in the deal in phase $2.00 and $3.00 does progress towards a permanent and so the war with these parties are threatening to leave benjamin netanyahu, who's coalition, they're threatening to both the government entirely. if this vote goes through on friday morning, i'm the central jersey at all. i'm going us secretary of state anthony blink and

remains confident. the deal will come into effect on sunday. it is not exactly surprising that you know, the process in a negotiation that has been this challenging and this fraud. and you may go to a loose end uh for tying up that loose end as we speak. and then on the phone um, in one way or another all morning with uh, regards uh with our kentoria friends and uh, i'm very confident that um we just, this is moving forward and we'll see the started the implementation of the agreement on sunday. but actually i'm calling is a professor political sunset by the university. he says israel is looking for ways to achieve as well. goals is right, especially on the army and the government is looking for the victory and they cannot achieve it. there is a huge gap between the war goal is that if i put forward that

sticks too, all the war and the agreement race with, from us is right. the do not want to be, but this is not really the war and trying to find, you know, some issues. where is it cold into is ready to finish. and of course in the left for the, during the last minutes or less days of all of these, this round of the, of the more that shape the is role is from frustrated. evelyn to holding i drove enjoys, and the streets. and suddenly i saw many banners saying, this is not a victory. it was bought by right, we active wrist that then you also pull those say, and this, or this message correspondence with that then you know, speeches said we were not really to victory and the

families of caps is have gather the intent of the coating on israel to accept the cx, 5 deal testers have been demanding that 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu as secure the safe for tentative captives held in garza demonstrations. lot. these have been taking place almost weekly across as well since october 2023. the and in west jerusalem many have gathered to demonstrate against the ceasefire agreements that would end facilities in the gaza strip. 3 of the families of israeli forces and gaza. or among those demonstrating many of the protests is set to be supporters of israel's national security minister. it's a mob been because they have all right ministers,

then they run the business. much rich have threatened to pull out to the governing coalition in the safe spot agreement is adopted. the catalyst prime minister has demolishing the israel withdrawal from serious buffers in the occupied go down. heights haven't been up to the bathroom on the outside. he was speaking why didn't damascus? but he met the new leader with a shut off to discuss the serious political transition like atomic prime minister, described israel. seizure of the buff isn't as reckless is the latest for an official to visit damascus. since i saw the machine was top of last month. at a news conference, the stressed cost support for syria's territorial integrity mohammed, challenging as late as not from damascus during his visit to damascus on thursday company prime minister, informant associates. and how much been?

i'm that i'm on assigned. he met with the head of serious new administration a shuttle after the meeting, there was a press conference in which the 3 prime minister and foreign minister promised to support serious new administration and to support the rebuilding of a serious infrastructure. he also criticized israel's advance into the buffer zone with syria and called for israel's immediate withdrawal. here's more of what he had to say about the field off at the bottom of all the the sanctions imposed on the country must have been lifted without further delay. the, the sanctions will have a negative impact on the support provided to syria. i also reiterate the israeli occupation force to seize the opportunity to talk you by further territories is ready, forces must withdraw immediately. at the end, we wish little success and prosperity to the service people and we are prepared to continue to extend on support and assistance to the new leadership. and the whole issue is on now, including mainly the lifting of sanctions on the syria of the shut off the head of serious new administration also addressed israel's presence in syria and said his

country is ready to welcome you and forces into the buffer zone. here's more with mr. i said i had to say so these really advancement in the syrian territories was mainly attribute it to the presence of his bowler and a rainy and melisha. and these were the pretext under which these relays continued to advance within the syrian territories, including the buffer zone. since day one, we've spoken to the international place that syria is committed to on the 1974 accord. and we're also prepared to receive the un forces in order to restore the situation as was before the recent advancement by is really for 6 months. and that press conference was also announced. the customer is going to provide support to series electricity sector. and the carpet is going to continue to provide much needed humanitarian aid to syria. how much i'm going to just the mattress. the

u. s. government has imposed sanctions on saddam's would be the tenant, general abdel thought to elbow on the army. a chief has been fighting a 2 year civil war for control of saddam that's killed tens of thousands and driven millions from the homes. move comes a we costs the us, impose sanctions on the homes, opponents in the call today and hung down the guy that behind has served us the don's lead us since 2021. when he came to power and a crew were millions of people thing the confidence sit down with a face with no hardship in neighboring countries. now the 400 of them have been making the thing just change it to libya every day for the you and says a that fits need to be increased phoenix. now why ripples they fled the conflict into them and travelled for distance is across the desert to get to libya, with no place to go. these families of set up outside the u and refugee agency building in tripoli,

hoping for some kind of assistance. but they say little has come, but i knew myself, the situation is devastating women and children during the rain in the cold without blankets. no bathrooms, people are getting sick. i wouldn't wish the situation on my worst enemy. the you and hcr representative says they're doing everything began to help those in need. you and hcr is on the ground in a cobra, or in big ghazi, and in tripoli. and so the news refugees are now in all of these locations and you and a towards working tires, have to scale up as response and reach as many as possible. but digital funding is a urgency required to meet the rising humanitarian needs in, in libya. these people have suffered so much and we, we, we cannot abandon them since fighting broke out into them between the army and the

part of military rapids support forces. in april 2023, 14000000 people have been displaced. nearly 2000000 of them have fled to neighboring countries. the un says about $210000.00 sudanese refugees have come to libya since the fighting started. it expects that number to double this year. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions of its own for more than a decade, but has been relatively peaceful in recent years. there are fee is, however, an influx of refugees could complicate the fragile piece achieved. but for those playing violence, the only thing that matters is keeping their children safe. they hope the fighting in the country will soon come to an end and that their children kind of one day return home to a safe and prosperous. so done. felix new or ologist era instead of head on out

just here, we all with you know, just today or tomorrow, but this year open that before all along mach agreements. the u. k. such as long term supports the crate. it, it school with russia, the in the depths of winter narrow is pretty cold in most european countries. and fog is a persistent problem, sometimes not carrying over day or night, but around the edges. things are moving. so here's the 2nd event, you cycling and everybody see these lives. so i was going to be when the old kind of get away, and that's the case running up through all the in double figures make it really quite warm for this times. you have the same as true on the coast of know would be to start with land also is up to plus 4 in federal discounts,

maybe in capitals are about freezing and that same job temperature ratio, unstructured down to a noise increase. we double fix butler ones with that. however, when the code comes across the central problem that is ready, we go to wind up from the storm system. potential of a flooding is that for originally maybe solved in you and the north coast of gerry and possibly too dizzy. there are shelves also like to be generated in this very strong and dusty wind in libya, which much show up down to the sahara. the reason that she is occasionally quite strong has been persistent to west africa, full of taxes, a season or wind speed, even temperature is high and make it really quite dusty as for right. and that's a rarity admittedly. but there's a hint, as well as most significant rain coming out through the republic of congo, and then towards most i'm big. the seasonal rain is quite significant, the very because i'm be in symphonic right in particular, where it will be welcomed, the unique perspectives. what could my community be gaining if we weren't spending

money on all of those bonds? killing innocence? and as i said, 11 on, on her voices, the world has turned its back on so that our lives to match. so many people in math are just as much as any other connect with our community and be part of the conversation. we're still very upset because of the 2nd child presidency. they don't see the need and then trying to appease the people on social media. the stream on out just the or the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the one thing i'll just say armando about top stores. this is right, is continuing to attract. the goal is this trip, despite reaching

a safe spot from us, which comes into force on sunday, at least 87 percent of students to since the announcements and next wednesday is where the medium is reporting a cabinet meeting to votes on the details will be held on friday it's been postponed. doctor is about to choose from us, not food enough. it's prompt us is committed to the the world food program has welcomed the ceasefire agreements and is hoping for more access to to the 8 to desperately hungry palestinians. a game with the cease fire is actually to make sure that what we freeze over the last few months, where we have to reduce our russian, where we had to stop some of the bread production that was happening with bakeries in south and central. it's for us like to be to view up to walk people required in terms of food assistance. so to help we have with a ceasefire, is that we can actually be of any for what people are supposed to get to actually

cover the basic food, nice rescue operation as an illegal gold mine in south africa has ended, at least 78 people died during a police siege, what's the labor union described as a state to sponsor mass? look up, police say 246 people have investigated live since monday. harm latasha report. so i'm still fontaine in the north west products. the cage that brought more than $200.00 minus to the surface completes its final task cameras. an odor device is amounted onto it. have recorded what's happening down this illegal goldmine and still for time. so that for to be scanned with a camera is looking for people that might stand it and would like to come out. and then also getting any voice as we didn't detect anything they often we lowered the conveyance down to 2200 meters. we had each eye, what's the level? and up until that point we're having to take any persons that's in need of help to come out. the police had been guarding the shop since august, a time cutting of food and water supplies to force the informal minus out official

say, those risk you to live with all face equal mining and integration charges. most of the minus i'm documented fine is some countries such as mozambique. let's do 2 and zimbabwe, we want to make sure that we identify and cities file ourselves as to, as in bob wins among those where desist and then um we would take our next step in that. are you patrice and of the dc is the baptism bubbles so that they have a decent video ins and bubbling operation and close the whole is part of a police crackdown on legal mining, which so that because government calls a war on economy, illegal mining is a big problem and so that's a good police say they may have madison stuff activities at this particular mind, but there are thousands of other bad in the mines across the country that are still operating risky. what is say,

there is no way of knowing if the bodies and the other tunnels or shots, or if anyone else needs help. people. so looking for missing relatives now have to go to hospitals, police stations, and the move to try and get on some toss out of the stuff into south africa in the us to more people have been killed in the eats in the neighborhood of los angeles as much as a cruise buffalo was five's, it's been causing massive destruction for more than a week. at least 25 people confirmed that more than 12000 homes. businesses and schools have been destroyed. l. a sheriff has one residence in los angeles who evacuated may have to wait another week before they can return her search and rescue operations continue in both the eating and palisades area searches are continuing, and we still have a variety of work and structures to go through but even as we're going through some

of these grids, there are areas that we are holding because we believe there may be deceased victims there. and as result as poor in from other states and countries convicted criminals, i've also been recruited to join the front line. phil laval has spoken with one such a southern tend firefighter in ulta dana pfizer, just to visualize it. no, i got you. i got some stuff for sure. with boiled writing these at quite the journey from behind. balls in prison to out front in the fight against california as wild fires. it really gave me the opportunity to redeem some of the things that i've done in my past when i was a young man. raimie was given 6 years for burglary when he was just 20 years old, but signed up for a program to train as a firefighter, as part of his sentence, i was like, you know what? i don't like myself. i want to change. why am i want to be trustworthy? i want to be responsible. as los angeles has bunch,

the incarcerated have help. nearly a 1000 convicted criminals joining firefighters to bottle of places that have whites out anti areas and left dozens dead. if ever there was a need. this last week has proven it because even with the 90005 fights is they had access to when it came to these wildfires that devastated so many places like counties, 5 chief says they just didn't have enough people. that is why we've seen support come from further away from out of state, out of country, even from canada and mexico. i close at the home from california is presence identified by the orange uniforms. they sign up for the integrity to learn the skills california needs. i'm giving them a path to a career on the outside makes it feel really good aside. and that's something that i didn't really think i get the opportunity to do state government a govern use of a big fan so much. so he paused and dried me, who now runs the forestry fly and recruitment program to try to get more involved

since offered to my organization. we helped over 200 people, get jobs in the fire service. some claim it is martin dice, slave labor pry and gold. and those with little alternative you stuck between a rock and a hard place. it's really not a choice and it's still very hyper exploitive. and so one of the challenges is a lot of our folks were on those front lines are risking their lives for maybe $5.00 a day, a charge refuse to bio pharmacies. they come here by choice problem and re me himself. obviously it does say the state of millions of dollars, but at the end of the day it is a voluntary program. other states like neighboring, oregon, and washington also recruiting from prisons the highest keep putting a width of getting most severe. so does the need for more help. fill of l algebra. los angeles, the

u. k is patching long term support for ukraine, the signing of a 100 year security and trade agreement for this appointment as tequila summers in k. e for he and the president of london assa lensky paid tribute to ukraine's foreign soldiers. agreements includes more minutes when you come know, make age of ukraine and great that ministry cooperation on nighttime security and drone technology. trying to how has more from case a surprise visit by the british prime minister that was interrupted at one point by anti aircraft file with a russian drug suspected to beat in the skies. overhead kissed on attended a key hospital where he met victims of rushes will with ukraine in a burdens unit season with president zalinski they did re at the memorial to new cranes, was that the timing of this visit is unlikely to be comes to dental coming. just days that had to be know, grayson and donald trump next week with concerns amongst on your repeatedly this. but the trumpet administration may be planning to dial down the support for ukraine

is a pre kosa to possible negotiations at the cx. 5, we russia will summit who came here with a deal promising a 100 years of support the price that he was keen to ensure that new credit would be in as strong a position as possible ahead of any potential piece tools together we signed a lot of mazda 3, the very 1st of its kind, a deep partnership between u. k. a ukraine, that reflects the huge affection that exists between option nation. i'm, i'm proud to speak for the whole of the united kingdom. when i say we all with, you know, just today or tomorrow but this year over the next. but for a 100 years the visit had concern said to being voiced by some ukranian officials privately. that is taking a full 6 months for the british prime minister to come here and that he seems to mirror the approach taken by the 5 minutes ministration towards the delivery of

lethal a dozen consensus summer officials denied the verify ministry is also set to discuss with the president, so that is a possibility of british troops becoming involved in a peacekeeping mission here in ukraine to secure any deal reached with russia. that is something that frances president emanuel mac chrome has taken the lead on in suggesting and something apparently that brittany may be willing to fight. jo, nicole elder 0 keith to remain husband honest as will hold the presidential elections in age of the law sponsor. but it was cancelled because allegations of russian interference the you and ne time in the state was plunged into time while of the far right candidate. one. the 1st round in december, south korea's and page to present you in some you is spending a 2nd night in prison of the so called rejected his petition for release you and was arrested on wednesday for attempting to impose marshall no on the country last

month. and t corruption, investigators have less than 24 hours left to question the soft crew and head of state of to which they must be the arrest. and then don't you allow him to go free . cuba has freed 20 prisoners, joe, for protesting against the government. the move is part of a deal with the, by the administration to move a cuba from the us, the list of terrorism sponsors. i found a has pledged to release more than $500.00 prisoners in the coming days. he but it has been under a strict us trade in boxes. so more than the 6 decades you as far as present coming harris's leasing office on january 20th, and it's an open question. what she'll do next. i'll just say it was positive. go ahead and take a look at what's have future might look like ways. as the sitting vice president campbell harris had the an enviable job of certifying the results of the

presidential race, she lost to donald trump, cementing his future hers very much in question the she gave an indication of how she sees her future, rolling her concession speech. i will never give up the by the price, the fight is a 5. i will never give up using the word side 3. 19 times hard. trump lost the 2020 presidential race to jo button and ran again in 2024. but very few losing presidential candidates have run for the office again, hear his story and see a potential parallel between harris and former president richard nixon. she was