standing what they are going through here, it goes to 0. we believe everyone has a story. we're hearing the seats are and guns was just 1000 way. but for many families authority to like to is israel keeps up as of the tax on the street. the on the clock, this is out is your life from the also coming up. a warning from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, is government reserves the right to resume the wall if necessary? we're in washington dc with thousands of being protesting ahead of donald trump's an old ration on monday during opening central key. when our huge, clear up operation is on the way of the sides of

a russian messiah struck the southern just under 7 hours time to cease 5 will go into effect and goes, it would finally and move in 15 months of israel's world is killed in every $47000.00 palestinians spot these really minute tree has maintained a fallacious rates and strikes on this trip. at least a 123 palestinians have been killed in attacks since the agreement was announced on wednesday. among them is a family of 4 killed and 9 is ready to strike on a more of a sophomore year in a minute. and she has died with her husband and children. what is this choose that gives us hours before and begin. may god have mercy on her, it's enough for me. love colored, she has been speaking with this place, palestinians, hateful about the cx. 5 today is the last day of the war on tomorrow. the

ceasefire will be an effective date. so you, i'm talking to a girl, i gotta go back to washington. so why don't people off celebrating here and get ready to return to the knob and go to sleep. 6 soap to this lady who is guessing worthy at the moment. is it? i said i'm thinking the police are just uh yeah, because of the mos on those on the blood. and then we're preparing our belongings to go back to our areas and neighborhoods that we miss so much. we're extremely happy. we can't wait until tomorrow when the cease fire agreement will officially come into force. i want to be among the 1st people to leave here and go back to our homes and civilians at the moment. i'm getting ready to get back to base. yeah, just bear with me as you can and they had news. as you can clearly see, it was year celebration also that to know

they will go back to the goals and she was also more than 15 months old at the gas station and destruction from all over is i seized by i just spoke to another lady here how most of the in the middle, where i live, that now i'm happy because it will go back to my areas and original places. i'm also scared because i don't trust the is riley's side as well because of the loss of our loved ones and our properties. we will leave a tent a year to live in a tent there. animals look for another peoples to total control you how here the situation is, i guess inside this list, that's all i'm good. i said it was good jim. uh well i don't know. i didn't know we are very happy despite the loss of our beloved motors and the loss of our properties. these radians have destroyed our trees and farms,

but we will manage to have more trees and farms for our children. and for the coming generations, you know, the pool here and all of the residents emphasizing that they was, they bill jamalia referred, you can, that they will rebuild based the bet channel, all of this floyd areas. and they promise that they, they will rebuild this again. and over and over was in fluids from the evacuation center. they both include a 0. what is the seas for our approach is israel's prime minister has already won. it could be temporary. and then national address, benjamin netanyahu said israel has the right to resume fighting if necessary. and he said he has the bracket by the incoming gotten the outgoing us administration's coming to see paul, the government to see by the president bond. and in president trump has shown the full support to at war and as route would find that the stick and sides of the

agreement could not be implemented. they said that they could understand this. trump said he would remove all obstacles so as well could have all the weapons that it needs. and if, as round needs to resume the war again as well, could do that. and we will do it stronger than ever. what stephanie decker is following developments from the jordanian capital of mine because israel has burned out 0 reporting from the and in the occupied with bank. this is the 1st time that we've heard from these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu. since the announcement of the ceasefire deity very much presented it as israel's victory as his victory, that israel managed to get him off to capitulate to agree to reduce more than double the amount of hostages alive. in this 1st phase, he said that his ro retained the rights to return to work. the american president's both of them, the incoming and outgoing, were on board with that basically very much a speech of victory. that israel, i change the face of the middle east,

that it was going to achieve its gold and bringing home all the captives that benjamin espanol when even he referred to his wife. sanara were constantly thinking of the captives. i wrote at greeley, when this is a man who has been acute across the board, and israel of not caring about the captives only carry about his own political survival, which is why he has prolonged this war. even when there were deals on the table in the past, why? because the right wing ministers in his government or against it, threatened to end his political career. you see that with each more ben? good. we are now announcing that he will step down from the government on sunday. it will not bring down the government for now, but these are the pressure is, which is why many people are questioning whether this cease fire will go beyond the 2nd phase. but at the moment, the 1st phase is happening sunday 830 to local time. it will start in garza 3 is where the captives will be released and around $95.00 ballasting and political

prisoners, stephanie decker. i'll g 0 a much lower your bill. but because it is rarely political commentator in says net, you know, who's national address was community and the countries called lines as it was intended for the right wing folders and the right thing. ministers are threatened resignation r. s a announced a resignation. but it was also meant to demonstrate how within the hour is charged with making a difficult decision, a decision deciding to deal this not one that is making slightly how he is thinking about every aspect of the situation. this is the. ready persona he wants to build up before an upcoming is early election. he wants to be the other states. he wants to be the leader who's capable of fighting a 15 month war. but also the measuring the deal that as to where he wants to be seen as the whole package. he has an actively tracking to go back to work and i get

a sense that uh president trump, who will take office on monday is not a big fan. of wars and certainly not a big fan of words to which the united states is committed. either in arms or for an aid or a, you know, having for sent troops. i think the president trump wants to make deals. and the fact that he has given that to the out i, i've that he's given him a guarantee, but the secretary said is all can have weapons. that certainly doesn't mean the president trump, well, okay. a forever word, a certain place. the religious ministers are imagining, and again, this is classic and it then, you know, he promises everything to everyone and ultimately finds a way to make it work for his own personal benefit. at the moment. his own personal benefit is tied to the end of the war. he doesn't need, he doesn't want to be seen seen as too eager to bring about the end of the war. but it's the end of the war, the promises of a fighting chance and an upcoming is around the next or what thousands of people have gathered in london in support of product and use in gulf. so this one has

several demonstrations held across europe ahead of the seas for set to take effect on sunday. at least 70 people were arrested during the lunch and purchased as the largest number 16 runners began in october 2023. we were interested in which was the case moved among the causes of all that, all to demanding a ceasefire to 15 months. here in london, we up on me on the brink of it, but there is so a sense of worry from people to respect and to that, what is being discussed is a ceasefire agreement rather than nothing fees. and they also say they worry without donors, we're committed to the monument or task of rebuilding goes up without any guarantee . so nothing to say, oh, so if you will say one to a complete and to oh, on straight with israel taken, listen to what some of the protests my heart goes up to the public opinion people because at least they're going to get some relief. well, i don't know much right,

so it's a step in the right direction. so hopeful is the word, silvery side for all the lives last, hopefully they'll be peace for a while. of other things going to be last thing and i think we still need to really see what the american governments apple out of a new take of them to go and stay with prices. if it isn't, like everyone says all day and would be fox for today's charges was meant to be a march. like every all the time this event organize and run here in london is the power 15 months. lease. impose restrictions when the market goes binding, then providing positive bbc, you know, many here in the crowd accused the bbc or bias which is something that the bbc denied. but nonetheless, it was meant to be a static protest. so people do thought moving funding, pause, areas for these old and they have now been stopped here to follow the slab in central london. and you may be able to see various police bonds and there are 5

according to be on there as well, stopping them from guiding any father and getting to the bbc. and this is what has been a major point of tension in london at this protest today. without the rest of the night out, is there a lot of the for just 2 days ahead of donald trump's integration, thousands of protesters have filled the streets of the us capital. demonstrators are concerned about what comes next. presidency may mean for women, for migrant time, for refugees. segment of protest opined across all the major us cities throughout the day on saturday. so 100 reports now from washington this is the new phase of what these demonstrators are calling the american resistance. tens of thousands of demonstrators from disparate groups across the

united states are united by their opposition to donald trump. they banded together in the nation's capital on saturday for what they called the people's march. the organizers are democrats and independents from leading to the rights racial justice and abortion rights. organizations drawn together to oppose the incoming administration of republican president elect. donald trump. these women came by bus from connecticut in maine, but concerned about the lack of fairness in our economic system. adult list just football. no, no. why did you come here? because the types of policies are killing women. this massive protest hours before trumps arrival in washington to spend the night at blair house is smaller but reminiscent of the women's march. they drew more than a 1000000 people to protest against trump in 2017 in, in washington indian cities across the us. the day after trump's 1st and on the

ration that demonstration is often called the biggest every single day protests in the us. we're here to make sure that people understand that a ceasefire doesn't mean the end of the movement for policy and rights. these protests are taking a familiar path in washington to the lincoln memorial path taken by vietnam protesters, a rock war protesters and black lines matters. protesters go for them and their message. we will not be silent. right? with trump supporters descending on washington for a celebration of the 45th and soon 47th president. these demonstrators carry different signs promoting various causes, but they are united against an incoming administration whose policies they vehemently oppose. john henry l g 0, washington. well, for a minute says from the asian broadcast, see, i'm a jew, to meet on sunday, are expected to discuss how it donald trump presidency,

will affect the region. jessica washington has this report now, and i'm in one call. we malaysia, where the association of southeast asian nations is set to hold its 1st major meeting of the year policy and is made up of 10 southeast asian countries. and has the combined population of more than 650000000 people. will this meeting of foreign ministers is a chance to assess the tone for malaysia is chem and chip of the group, which is centered around a theme of shed progress for the region. but it also comes at a crucial time ahead of donald trump's, you know, duration in the us, geo political considerations. a high on the agenda with malaysia noting that it will address what it calls, the major power contestation in the region for all the and they're all, some key questions. how will the 2nd trump administration shape us china relations and what was the impact fee, on se, asia, with a clear understanding that

a deterioration in the us, china relationship could lead to challenges for the region that could also create opportunities trumps threat to impose a blanket tariff on all important goods and an additional tire of between 10 to 60 percent on goods from china will have major implications. the southeast asia, china is the blocks at the top trading papa. all the regional methods, like managing disputes in the south china sea, one of the world's most crucial was a waste. and the crisis in the amount which is a member fazio and also set to be discussed. jessica washington, which is 01. so what's the head here and i'll just 0. i'm dorset jaffar and curse where civilians are being offered 1st, a training by charity groups as the war and ukraine approaches it's 3rd year anniversary.

in depth analysis of today's headlines. what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate? this then sides determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the physical dynamics in washington informed opinions. centrally therapy and countries are directly affected by this whole, a korean transit inside storage of germany have the mo 14th request anything from the new city leadership on out just sierra i think a journalist is a privilege i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noise is a 4 is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks. facing the trying to find that challenge and a huge responsibility. we keep politicians and decision makers in check. so the

devastating human cost of their decisions working about 0 enables me to make the other voices relevant to so that there's more that you guys us then divide the, [000:00:00;00] the again, you're watching out to their mind about top stories is uh and then just on the 7 hours of ceasefire, i will go into effect and garza any more than 15 months of all these really minute tree has maintained to, for russia's rates of strikes on the strip, can be at least a $123.00 palestinians. since agreement was announced on wednesday,

israel's prime minister is warning the truce could be temporary. benjamin netanyahu says israel has the right to resume fighting if necessary. just 2 days ahead of donald trump single duration. thousands of protests from the streets of washington dc. demonstrate is a concern. what drums next presidency could mean for women like goods and refugees . what a fire has broken out during a police raid on a migrant company. know the mexican government forces were trying to clear the sites. housing about a 150 people trying to reach the us border, or what does it say? the migraines set fives and mattresses and blankets in protests and tried to flee modesto injuries were reported. it's unclear how many people were the time during the rate. the ukraine says at least 3 people have been killed in a russian attack on central keith. the man says several calls called far the metro

station was damaged general. how has this report now from keith? the moment of impact and the media optima, the russian missile strike on central p a man, he's been to death behind the wheel of his band. and the person dies outside mcdonalds, possibly waiting for the fast food restaurant to open at 6 am. on folds by daylight, these are the 360 degree scene of destruction at the center a crate set to be with me, so go ahead, detonated. it's not the 1st time this has happened to you. it is, in fact, the 5th striking this immediate area since the war began. and russia claims this time to have struck a weapons production facilitating the if i caused a hold of them. i was here which time the 1st time and we saw hit this place was march 16 and the install. it's of the work that are part of the building collapsed

since then they hit test frequently with, let's say, unusual, ms. ailes. it's very unsettling. it says he takes us into his apostles across the street below. now the windows already covered. yes. again, with plastic seating, he thinks he knows why the russians are doing the court. they are intimidating us with these attacks to end the war on paper being tends to influence the population . so the people pressured the government, our leadership, and the world of control. while the toll is dreadful enough, bystanders is thankful their own bull. that it is extraordinary looking at the damage here that the casualty count hasn't been hired. it almost certainly would've been had this happened at 6 am on a weekday morning. the clean up operation is swift and discipline. now the 1st time, either with the now is least neighborhood will return to life is normal. the,

what counts for normal to people here would be to others. i'm think of, i don't know how else you 0. keith intends 5 is taking place in the western russian region of cost and to august when you credit the troops car downtown, unprecedented in cash and maybe 200000 people have been false from the homes. also, jabari reports on how the cities residents are preparing for long occupation. should you credit and soldiers reached the city as a once quiet city in western russia home to nearly 500000 people. then the sound which reminds everyone of the realities of war. air raid sirens has come to constance in carson city since august, when you cranes launch a surprise incursion into russia. intense fighting continues there. 5 months later . this is one of the ways local residents are dealing with that fact. learning

how to save lives in an emergency. these free classes take place twice a week and since august, over 3000 people have learned the basics of hostile environment training. the course is designed to teach how to stop external bleeding cpr, as well as how to deal with chest wounds and frostbite. among other things really different. what you might have. we need to show people how they can help themselves or help others. all of them understand that they need this training now, especially now that we have this very dangerous situation in cost. it's important to give them the right knowledge. that's why 18 year old the theme is here because the station in our country in new york. okay. and is of interest, and if i know that i could help people and my teammates might go to save their lives and save my life for all of these young russians, this skill is now in necessity. this course is not the only way citizens here have

been preparing for the new realities of their lives. after the influx of this place, russians from the boarder regence. many people here and curse has been helping in any way they can. this is one of 3 large storage facilities in kirk city, where 120 volunteers work around the clock to sort through non perishable food items and get them to people who have been displaced. the items here are either donated by local companies or purchased by money raise to donations or government assistance. 20 year old. ilya is a curse university student. he's been spending more time in this warehouse than in the classroom over the past 5 months or not for most of them now. the boys come to us to our native region where i was born with the guys i work with with born and live. there is simply no other way. this is judy carson city has a history, steve and military conflict. the most well known one dating back to world war 2,

when the soviet union successfully repelled nazi germany's forces in the bottle. of course, it's been over 80 years since foreign troops occupied russian land. people here hope their forces will prevail, get again in what many are calling a war of attrition. doors to jabari out to 0 course city. at least 70 people died in nigeria after fuel tank over time. and despite it needed to go in the state, several people trying to salvage petrol that spilled from the truck where monk says engine not yours. national emergency management agency says explosion happened as people attempted to transfer fuel from the tank a to another truck. a gunman and a ron hood, shot dead to senior judges that the supreme court entire on iran, st. jude history says the judges had been involved and come back in crimes against national security espionage and terrorism. it says the suspects killed himself off

to the attack. the security officer was also injured. initial investigation suggest there was no cases against a suspect, and it was not a visitor to the quote, un secretary general and kind of gutierrez's assured lebanon that the international community will help it rebuild. gutierrez met, usually a pointed liberties, prime minister that was still on the trip, comes 9 days before the deadline for the full withdrawal of israeli troops from southern lebanon. as i said, it is not we central to see the withdrawal of isabel. the sales force is from 11 is $3030.00, spend the single tenuous deployments of the lebanese out and forces across southern lebanon, india, agreed, timeframe, model of lebanon solver, entity and 30 tartar integrity. the must be respected and the 11 is states must

have full control of weapons. so 11 is 30 tory, these is a central tenet resolution. 17, no one is in a hold of his more now from bayard, the secretary general came to 11. all to show support to the country is new leaders . there's a new president, the new prime minister who is in the process of forming a new government without a saying that the international community is going to stand by them as a pursuit recovery efforts. the past few years have been very difficult for this country in the states is nearly bankrupt, the economy has all but collapse. so good that a saying that there's a window for a new year of institutional stability is also saying that there is a chance for peace. it gutierrez's visit comes just days before the deadline for the full implementation of the ceasefire agreement between has well on as well. on by january, the 26th is really forces need to withdraw from territory along the border. and the

lebanese army is so supposed to be deployed in their place and has a lot as opposed to po, box 11 on, is calling on the united nations to pressure as well, to make sure that it does leave lebanese territory. so that's up, you know, civilities a will prevail, there is a lot of concern, but you know, the us, which is the, which is the heading, the monitoring committee. just a few days ago said that quote, we are on a very positive task to continue the withdrawal, if of the israeli army as a plot. so really daunting challenges ahead for the new leadership and that the deadline really will show whether or not this country can continue in, in what many are now calling this smooth transition into a new era where most of them are talking about strengthening the states at the expense of the different sic, terry and political groups in this country center for their elders. eda beta, that's it for me. and they clock plenty more. cool,

so no websites out. com is the address of the inside story coming up examining the major obstacles facing because as to find the deal, i'll see you soon, the the hello. then let's look to east asia where the weather is looking very calm and quiet for much of a china. yes. it remains bitterly cold towards the northeast on for rushes of far east, but cities like the phasing and shanghai or above the average for this time if you're and that has been some recovery to the temperature in. so we are seeing some sunshine, some quite conditions here. there's still a touch of winter to come for parts of japan, particularly up in the north, with a condo, seeing some more snow showers, some weather weather as well, creeping into western areas of horseshoe. but tucker, i've seen the temperature come up,

double digit searching degrees celsius the on monday. now it has been cold across the north of india was cold wave features recently, but the temperature is set to recover in new delhi. those fog and smoke issues persist. wesley disturbance further north of that bringing some snow and rain. so the likes of eastern areas of, of gone to summer, expecting that snow in kabul over the next few days. but the for the south, we come, it is looking launch the dry for that central slice of india west head down in the south. do you see that very heavy rain pouring into shrill lanka, sunday into monday. that sure weather is there any sign it will be for the millions of palestinians in gaza for now stuck between an outgoing biden administration and an incoming trumpet industries. now

that americans have decided to put form back in the white house. what kind of country in the world expect the quizzical look of us politics. the bottom line, the for investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on out to 0 goals and satisfied deal backed by him to us for us and governance world wide. about implementing it will mean overcoming major obstacles. one of the challenges and what's needed from each side. this is inside storage. the