which is also the lead to vision. most of them come from a long line of charles, also a lifelong commitment, bringing together family tradition and national pride. well honoring the bravery of those who came before them. the hundreds of palestinians are forced to flee this time in the occupied west bank, cuz this really rates rob pump the color of rob and what you on the 0 line headquarters here in a coming up in the next, the children have been killed, stopped unfrozen. today, so it'd be mains often separated from this. i see you and says what via children and goals are all suffolk for mental health problems and 17000 to be left for the

spine. israel's like federal judge squares also takes the new us president to the legal battle as a bus, right? citizenship, billions of dollars of funding is announced each size out of control while funds in california. the welcome to the back of the public city will forward to his accuse he is by the military of collective punishment as his ministry in cash and they'll be occupied. westbank continues the rates of killed at least 10 palestinians in geneva load on tough coal, significant damage to infrastructure. and the salute has this report from jordan's capital a mom because he is really government tongue depaula city, the authority of bundle dra 0 for reporting it as well as the occupied westbank

in there, 1000 palestinians, forced to leave their homes in the janine refugee camp. these really military is intensifying its large scale operation, and its repercussions are being sold across the occupied was thing. people here say is really forces want to raise these palestinian towns to the ground just as they did in gaza. now the occupation forces send out a warning with drones. they said residents are given an ultimatum from 9 to 5 o'clock. all homes must be evacuated before being leveled. but israel's denies issue with any force evacuation orders that have been no evacuation orders for the people of janine the people that live in jeanine not connected with terrorism, a free to leave to get away from a, from a our action. these really military maintains it's targeting the janine battalion,

an umbrella group for fighters from islamic you have from us and said this with palestinians here say the soldiers is goal, is clear to instill fear and intimidation among the population. and that's just not gonna have to be in the we were surrounded by israeli soldiers and military gear from all directions for holding our breath worried. we could be shot at any moment and our children were frightened to death since the war on dogs that began in october 2023 is really forces have increased the size and frequency of their raids in the occupied was think killing nearly 900 palestinians. and enduring thousands more. israel says illuminating arts, palestinian fighters in the occupied westbank is part of its overarching goals for the war on gonzo. but the un special rubber tour francesca albany is a warren's israel genocide won't be confined to dogs, though if this military offensive doesn't end of the century with a 0

a man. this is where the falls into the car that raise in at least 8 of the locations of elk pod westbank at the time of booking. just west of janine 2 pallets to these were killed. several homes also destroyed in the fight to who were sitting at home and without warning and without being told to leave the house . shooting started towards the house. we went outside during the exchange of fire and we were raising our hands out. these were in the army, took us near the neighbor's house, but did not allow us to enter. we were in the middle of the clash between the gunman and these rallies and the bullets were directed to us from both sides. while bush, all right, is all just there a senior political analyst, he says jeanine has long beads seen as a symbol of palestinian resistance against is ready the occupation. secondly, starts with tried to break the spirit and the psychology of what a city is by humiliating them. by making sure that they're,

i mean, fearful of what's to come by making sure that they like stability, deluxe prosperity, the end, and so on and so forth. and that it pays the way to potential increase in the 2nd month building and that it increases the chances for future our next ations offer large swap of that a city and $3030.00 is the is right. that's already happened partially at one point about 20 years ago under george w bush. and it was right after that is really and they did jeanine at the time, 2002 and, and really counted a number of massacres in the camp of jeanine. m. s. u, we see we've seen this thing going to pete itself over the past 2 decades in coming today. right after god's on the west bank and within the west bank, there's always

a symbol. what is there? i'd like to break as it brokerage of value and nothing goes on now it's trying to big janine and the westbank to teach everyone the lesson, the southern garza, it's not, it's fixed day people in the process of trying to clear the rubble in the basically destroyed city efforts attending to reopening main roads to allow vehicles through emergency response team say that they're trying to rebuild what israel destroyed but results is limited. meanwhile, the you in says more than 3908 trucks of cost into gauze us and so see, so i went into effect on sunday and the codes basically pull snow from rough as children. so with every containers they have, then make the way back along,

destroyed draughts to their shelters. as the for giles, he's firing, cause a hole in the is really bonding has topped this delivery, involving 15 smaller trucks had been organized locally by volunteers. they're trying to get to watch or to palestinians in the almost completely destroyed city of roughly in the south. but it's nowhere near enough. you know, most of them, a beautiful apartment. rafa, like all the areas in garza, is truly ravished and was stricken down. all the infrastructure has been destroyed . there's no water, electricity. let's see what the system. so we took the initiated to provide fresh water to help displaced citizens returning to what's left of the homes and rob. i'm in the policy mean watcher authority estimates the israel's 15 months bombardment has destroyed at least 70 percent of causes walter infrastructure, a human rights watch or per treaties. last month it uses israel of committing

genocide o act by blocking pipelines and cutting off the electricity needed to run water pumps as well, the noise, the charge them and the safety. another will come with the fios. as you can see, there's massive destruction. we return from the make shift comes in milwaukee to find the homes in ruins. these men were kind enough to launch this initiative to provide us with some clean drinking. we expect the humanitarian aid will come with we have joining hands to help each other. restore our way of life in the north, amongst the rubble of what remains of causes 50 people are putting up the tents, brought in by 8 convoys. what is in the prepares, the tend he's been allocated for his family. good and heavy. i live in the summer holidays. this can barely fits to people and i have 8 family members. i used to have a 5 story house was completely destroyed. and now i'll have to live in attend of. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to return to their homes and nothing

cause that in the coming days and weeks to find them in doing this happen, i me or say on you are people will suffer. they already suffered from the destruction bombardment and fear caused by the occupation. now they will suffer again because of the displacement and the attempts depend stone off for protection from the cold or the summer heat. the situation is barely habitable, but this is all that's available now. so united nation stays almost 70 percent of buildings in the gospel strip have been either damaged or completely destroyed. so most policy means returning to the place the call home will find that no longer exists. and then i'll just need a glass of palestine for you and has well that up to 1000000 children in guns were suffering from mental health problems of to 50 bucks. of his riley from boston, the had all the humans humanitarian relief agency told the security council, 17000 children have been offered by israel's will on gauze that gabrielle is on the,

is at the united nations. the you ins, top humanitarian official telling the security council that up to 1000000 children in guys are in need of mental health support for anxiety, depression, and even suicidal thoughts after and during nearly 15 months of his really bombardment, children have been killed, stopped unfrozen. today, that'd be maimed. often separated from their family. conservative estimates indicate that over $17000.00 children without the families in gaza. some died before this was breast pershing with their mothers and child. the other briefing was on the plate of children and gaza. fletcher also turned his attention to the west bank of particular concern is the situation and you need and when it's ready,

but it's the operation. helicopter gunfire that strikes alongside ground forces has claimed lives and goes further destruction of basic infrastructure and displacement . fletcher told the council that is rarely actions combined with restrictions put in place by the palestinian authority, have left more than 2000 families, displaced the janine refugee camp gabriel's on to l, just later tonight in nations in new york. but let's just browse all the withdrawal from bull hall, self 11 old resident service. i need to find that villages have been devastated by will. the matter of the cooler says everything and the time has been destroyed and the oldest old homes uninhabitable. is there any troops are facing a deadline of january the 26th to complete the withdrawal following las cruces 5 agreements with has bullet need to apply it. when you leave your tone, you leave your home intact. but when you go back, that's the shock. we lost a lot of man. everyone's been hit by

a loss. we lost our homes. we lost our village, which i hope we return. even if we have to sit in the start, i hope we return getting i should have seen it every 20 years. we have to pack up all clothes and sleep. we need a solution, save us from these was, we don't want any more boys. we can't handle it anymore. how are we supposed to live if every now and then we have to gather our clothes and our children and sleep and just stays into his presidency. donald trump is already facing legal challenges to his executive orders. a judge has temporarily blocked drugs order to restrict the flight citizenship which is enshrined in the us constitution. the department of justice says it will vigorously defend trump's decision. it would refuse citizenship to anyone bought in the us if need a parent is a legal, permanent resident, or a citizen, slower, bryley. this is about people. this is about people who the president, united states was trying to deny their lawful right to be citizens. and babies are

being born today, tomorrow, every day, all across this country. and so we had to app now to provide back to the status quote back what has been the law of the land for generations that you are an american citizen. if you are born on american soil period, nothing that the president can do would change that. trump signed a raft of executive orders since taking office. my kind of has more details from washington dc. the president trump rolled out a number of new executive orders among them was one insisting that the investigation into the assassinations of john f. kennedy and martin luther king be made public now in the pos, the f, b i and the c. i a have resisted to making these investigations public, arguing that it would not be in the, in national interest. but now president trump has insisted that they must be released. he's given the director of national intelligence and the attorney general 15 days to come up with the plan to release the j. s. k. investigation and $45.00

days to release the investigation into martin luther king in another executive order. he gave a federal recognition to the love to be tried in north carolina. now the significance of this is that the tribe has been trying to get federal recognition through congress for a long period of time. however, during the electoral campaign in north carolina, and then donald trump promised the tribe that if they supported him in the election, then he would get them federal recognition. well, they did support him and now he is granting them federal risk infection through an executive order. now the, one of his executive orders has come up against a legal hurdle that's concerning a bus, right? the rights of those bone in the united states to both citizenship and he, in executive order, can you remove this particular ride. but this is now being rejected by

a judge in seattle who described it as the most unconstitutional order he had seen in more than 4 decades on the bench action against this particular order is underway in a number of other states as well. in the end, it's likely to end up in the supreme court. mike cannot ultra 0, washington a. bruce devali a is a constitutional law attorney hicks, by his wife's from con, change the us constitution. despite the conservative lead supreme court. if this executive order is seeking to change the 14th amendment, this debt on arrival, that's, that's an onstar. it's not going to happen. if however, it's seeking to interpret the 14th amendment in a way that perhaps no one's ever set out loud. but frankly, the other way, no one is really ever said out loud, there's scant few cases. there's the $1898.00 case and then there's a 1982 case and they're sort of distinguishable on various things. so the question,

if the supreme court is on his side, he still cannot, he still cannot change the constitution. however, if the supreme court determines that this is an interpretation of the 14th amendment, one that is somewhat rational and perhaps somewhat reasonable, then the supreme court could weigh in and be the final arbiter of that decision. and that's pretty much where the supreme court historically is done for marbury versus madison. many of the grace supreme court cases, they have looked at the law and said, okay, your interpretation of the wrong law is wrong. and this is the way it should be or your interpretation of the law is correct. so this is a question not of changing the 14th amendment. it's interpreting the 14th and then so we're really not as far along the path of folly as many would have us believe. to steal a head here on out. is there a migraine? so they can see it? don't look. some promises must deportations as one of his best x. you don't fix

both of desperation in eastern democratic republic of congo, thousands slaves of rental boot takes control of move to retrieve the hello. we're looking at writing the full cost of pops up the middle east. we got more in the way of sickening cloud pulling in across the eastern side of the mediterranean, through the live and some west or weather that stretching down across the rock for a time. pushing over towards quite a few spots of right. pushing into the western side of iran and you might even see a few showers to just around the southern end of the red sea friday going on into west saturday. are you guys still some what's the weather? the over towards iran, at least ice pushing for the east with been a little bit of it has been recently a couple at around 7 celsius texas here in the rep 20 to decrease of more of the

same here. let's push the north. we have got some on several web heading tools. the band a few shows. the dental was garza through a route sickening count on the rain will spill across the chair and into western positive ducky or snow over the mountains by sass day. and so where to weather coming in across cyprus, actually making his way towards that eastern side of the met, the pushing back towards a good possible event. snow the pulse of africa january dry, west africa, just nitrous, a few showers starting to notch the way up around the coastal fringes here as the seasonal waves pushed by the northwest and still some very wet weather all the way into mozambique or the connecting communities adoption was never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is

a global industry opening up the conversations. would you say a conferences are, do people have less stress? because there won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing the brunt of climate change with fresh perspectives from lesser heard voices. the stream explores the key issues of our times on i'll just sierra the book about you, what you're going to do with me single robin in doha. remind to of all the top stories the palestinian will forward to you is accusing israel of collective punishment as its military. concussion in the occupied westbank continues. troops of killed at least 12 palestinians have destroyed a number of homes. in garza palestinians are trying to clear rubble in order to

reopen main roads. but emergency workers say the task is proving difficult with any limited resources available. us president, trump is already facing legal challenges to his executive orders, which is temporarily blocked his order to restrict best right citizenship calling. it's blatantly unconstitutional, a dozens of people to post it from the us of arrived in mexico as the trump administration. crux, download integration. they've agreed to that, the board a town to see that one is by demonstrators calling for that protection. mexico is building temporary shelters in preparation for an influx of the parties. trump has designated illegal immigration and national emergency spending 1500 troops to the southern boulder. little trouble promise of most people patients has left undocumented migrants across the us. living in fair immigration authorities have been given the power to rest, buy goods at schools, churches, and hospitals,

1200 reports, not from chicago. what rates could eventually to pull it up to 2000 people, a little village, the sidewalks are empty, and so were many of the shops here in a chicago neighborhood known as little mexico, undocumented residence, or staying home to avoid being swept up and the trump administrations immigration re, lilly who asked us not to use her full name as a job, but hasn't left her apartment in days. chicago is the only home she's ever know was from here when i was 18 months. and i really don't know any family members of mexico. so i feel for my life or to be honest cuz i will be sent to mexico without even knowing what in who's going to help me over there. illinois governor j b printers says federal agents plan to target up to 2000 people in chicago a long as one of his opening acts. this week, trump signed an executive order,

eliminating so called safe zones where us immigration and customs enforcement agents were forbidden to go. churches health centers and schools in 2007. there was a major rate here in little village. and we saw how the eyes agents came and our rest and people, but we blocked the entrances and we didn't let them leave. and eventually they released the people. and you know, if that happens, we're going to do the same. classrooms are empty or here, some churches have ended spanish language service. at any event were immigrants, my gather, deform, attempting target for ice age. as a says, you are a city chicago, direct city employees, not to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. but under president trump view, as justice department is now telling prosecutors to investigate and potentially prosecute state and local officials who failed to cooperate. so this is l. a battle on the government level and here on the street. so sanctuary. cities like chicago

law, chicago's leaders at city hall are trying to protect and documented residents a few blocks away, the ice office federal agents are plotting to catch them. and what we see also the use, the persecutors, federal persecutors. as we were in nazi germany, for anybody who is supporting or helping, including elect officials, migrants again, that have no being proven to commit any crime scene that we are seeing. the actions are about dictate or nova president. in this neighborhood, undocumented immigrants fear the clock is ticking on their time. here, i want to work for a as a mt, but i cannot pursue it because of a legal status. and she hides out potentially for the next 4 years under a bleak snow shrouded sky line. america's 3rd largest city prepares to declare a legal war with the federal government over her fate. john henry and l. g 0, chicago, california governor, governor newsome has page 2 and a half 1000000000 dollars to help light while fi us in the state. and it comes as

50000 people facing evacuation, or as a holdings in the face of new wildfires. north of los angeles rentals reports now from castillo, one of the many areas hit by those fires. california besieged by wind and flames. this is the hughes fire which has exploded into life, and the can stick area. 80 kilometers north of los angeles, burning more than $4000.00 hector's in a matter of hours is firefighters on the ground and in the air beat the flames back in an aggressive non stop effort. fire is currently 24 percent contained. it is at $10278.00 acres. so we've made some progress in the last 12 or 14 hours, but we still have a lot of work to do. black ins, ravines and hillsides continue to smolder adding to the ash and smoke filling the air. fortunately, authority say this time there have been no debts, injuries,

or homes destroyed, fires earlier this month took dozens of lives and obliterated whole neighborhoods in los angeles, leaving tens of thousands without homes against this backdrop president, donald trump will visit los angeles on friday after falsely accusing the california state government of causing the disaster and threatening to withhold federal disaster aid. i don't think we should give california anything until and let a water flow down. trump seems to believe there is a pipeline of water from rainy northern california to air. it's southern california, los angeles has massive amounts of water available to it. all they have to do is turn the valve. no such valve exists. los angeles does not get most of its water supply from northern california. those fires burned out of control, largely due to high winds, that drove the flames and made it impossible to deploy fire fighting planes and helicopters that was not the case in the hughes fire. it's not

a lack of water and we have approximately 20 helicopters assigned to this fire as well as numerous fixed wing aircraft. so we're really hitting it hard pro, plans to fly over the l. a fire is owned by helicopter. it's not known whether he will meet state and local officials or with people who survive the fires that lost their homes. trumps trip seems to be more about the scoring political point up against a democratic party dominated state government. rather than expediting age. the survivors of the wild bars and reassuring california is that their national government stands behind rob reynolds elders, era stake, california. thousands of people are protesting. getting an excuse to the state of the 2 children were killed in an attempt to call jacking demonstrates as a demanding and then to console violence of the state police in which is the the

rise in killings in recent months. well, some of the protest is full, so the way into the set of the governor's office, the keys will forward ease of incompetence, are still far as he say, and advertise case an oil refinery in the i, as on region, se of most guy with the as of friday morning, emergency service is all dealing with the aftermath of the strike. the casualties being reported to the russians. defense ministry says it's destroyed, dozens of tribes fired from ukrainian territory on thursday. its been 23. all revel group has advanced to the eastern democratic republic of congo, taking the town of socket. it's about 20 kilometers from the provincial capital of government. more than 2000000 people are being false from the homes for the a call reports. as the m 23 arm group in advance is along the shores of lake q. one of the only ways to escape is by both the misled because we know that when the

enemy arrives in our village, people forcibly recruit many young people on the roads. it's a similar story. thousands are on the run. after m 23 fighters to control the lakeside town, a socket. they're accused of widespread, the atrocities, including rate. more than 2000000 people have been forced from their homes since the contract restarted 3 years ago. and went to dfcs army and allied armed groups having trying to fight back that support from burundi and soldiers. the presence of un peacekeepers, troops, southern africa, hasn't stopped the loss of territory. however, the line sees includes mines and some of the world's largest deposits of colton. amend road used in electronics. exports are worth millions of dollars a year. and $23.00 says it's fighting to protect members of its persecuted ethnic groups. un us and you accuse for one day of supporting the arm groups claims to

galleys has denied. okay, and the government and uh, i think were at the crucial moment with pressure on when that could be one of the ways to push m 23 to either withdrawal or stuff. it's expansion. but at some point, this pressure will no longer be as effective. if m $23.00 is allowed to extend further into the territory. it's the latest chapter decades old conflict in the eastern d or c, one in which rwanda and uganda have invaded for being accused of meddling losing minerals also. and we have unhappy since the starting, this will not every way we go. we find ourselves in an on such a situation. we don't know what to do that. and the children get her on the way. they go hungry and we don't know where to go. several rounds of negotiations failed, repeated. see, as far as having broken people here, i just want to go home. i'm afraid of your car, which is 0. you call it soft grid has been really suggesting that the public supports the impeachment of the president. the insecurity is waiting. that's

a significant shift from mid december when polls indicate that the majority of votes has wanted you to impeach for declaring martial selves, there was tiny change the poles from the capitol, sole supporters of south korean president, joe joseph with police. close to the constitutional cool that protesting against his impeachment the process they say is wrong. a month ago, 75 percent of south koreans didn't degree. now that's changing the owners of the dancing this year. public agreements on impeachment has begun to weaken. conversely, the opposition democratic party, which initially gained significantly more support, is now neck and neck with the people power politics in 2017, when president pop couldn't have faced impeachment, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to demand her resignation. pressure the continued until she was close, provoked this is like.