i guess the saw a thin doesn't sound a little political. they care. perfect. i'm like, well, if they're like with these. yeah. the mass release is the names of for is really female soldiers. it tends to release $10.00 to $200.00 palestinian prisoners. the con, carry johnston. this is all just here a lot from the also coming up rising from the rubble, palestinians hold friday, press for the 1st time since the cx 5 came into effect. these ready minute tree expands its operations and occupies westbank. at least 12 people have been killed

and donald trump are rising, and the hit north carolina threatening to shut the federal emergency management agency. the from us says it will release for female is rarely captives on saturday. the 1st and the cheapest. now to be for each since a c spot came into effect, let me name does green the already have. i'm an easy daniel to bow um, you know that some of them have been seen in the videos previously released by him . us return is ready for us. these are expected to hand over $200.00 palestinian prisoners a honda so who joins us now from george's capital a month because he's ready, governments and palestinian authority have banned. i'll just hear from reporting in israel and the occupied west bank. so what more do we know about these campuses that will these captives are for female is

early soldiers that the army says were surveillance officers in the had always base in southern israel when they were taken captive on october the 7th. but what's interesting is that israel is reading into this list of captives as a quote, violation of the cease fire agreement saying that it was supposed to be civilians who were released before any sort of soldiers. because the number of palestinian prisoners for the civilians versus female and male soldiers is different. so israel nonetheless is accepting this list of captives. they've informed the families about the matter, but they're still reading into it a little bit differently. saying that his role now has a lot of different mechanisms and means on how to respond to this, what they're calling a violation of the agreements. and with all this, then does it seem as it stands,

that's an exchange will still go ahead just as it stands. this exchange is still set to take place tomorrow on saturday. of the for captives will be released. it's still a little bit unclear exactly what time they will be released said whether it's the early or late afternoon and the $200.00 pals to new prisoners that will be released in exchange are also a said to be released from is really jail the prison service released the statement saying that they are now conducting their preparations for their release, some of which will be released to be occupied westbank and some of which will actually be released to gaza. so according to his early authorities, everything is going to go schedule this plan for now. this sounds good. thank you. i, a lot of students in garza have health friday prayers the 1st time since a ceasefire came into effect. well, i suppose gather that what's left of the mohammed mess anything up on a mosque in con you this,

it was heavy damaged. in 15 months of the residence across gauze or the tenant to rebuild as soon as possible. but authorities say reconstruction will take years, honey monthly reports not from central godson. the 1st of friday prayer without the sounds of bombs or sirens in more than a year in gaza. the scars of war are david on every way. an estimated 42000000 tons of rubble saves the united nations. rebuilding is no easy task. simple authorities are leaning the recovery effort on the the model. luminous. all aspects of life were destroyed, including thousands of kilometers of roads, 600000 meters of water, new york, 1000000 meters of sewage system, more than 400 under ground water wells, the r prioritizing homes, hospitals and schools, as well as water and electricity networks. but the down thing task of removing the mountains of brothers is a fraud with the challenges, particularly

a lack of resources out. remember, you're going to need of some know said that. so what sort of thing id on that account up in gaza? city alone. more than 133 pieces of heavy equipment, 10 vehicles were destroyed in israel's have been a genocidal board. and this represents 85 percent of the municipalities capacity. therefore, the entire closet strip is in dire and urgent need of heavy machinery and equipment necessary for repair and reconstruction. then there is a israel blockade on garza and is really border restrictions, both of which will slow progress. many people here are skeptical that the problem is the systems will have translate into rail to change her head. so what's the thing? when i went to see my house and russell, i found it completely destroyed. i wants to go to my house, but how am i supposed to do that? if i go back, i live in attend. the problem is that there's no life, uh no water, no electricity, no infrastructure or food. there's nothing left for us. removing the rumbling gauze, it's not just removing a bricks and it slaps of concrete. it's

a symbol of resilience and hold for a community determined to rebuild. but the pos ahead is long and will much depend on the international support for this recovery effort. honey, my more i was just the euro from defense, from area of the gaza strip palestine. fine so broken now to the occupied westbank where it's very forces are carrying out a series of raids. thick black, smooth could be seen above the janine refugee camp. when it's ready offensive is killed. 12, palestinian since she's day. israel maintains it's targeting that jeanine battalion and umbrella group of fights is from him. us is, i'm a jihad, and i to i see the elbow is no, ortho and political, unless he says is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu claimed to you had a reason to send forces into the janine refugee camp. and i'm really curious in janine engineering that has been how of, uh, how mocks and the islamic jihad visitors. and at the same time

a to allows and it's on the oh to show these land is that you cannot trust the seniors already because they were trying to go off to those militants and to arrest them before is a rated. it's any that so funded? no, this is the ultimate proof that the us but a senior strategy is a bunch of uh, use this uh, ministers and there are a bunch of in projects and that is working the price them to take over guys, right? this is actually what they sent me out once more, then even to get rid of the mouse, which means that he wants to make sure that you put a senior with enough coming. the little trump pays on his 1st domestics trip since just onto the 2nd time as us

president. he set to visit los angeles, which has been ravaged by wow, 5 by full that see stopped in north carolina with thousands of still recovering from how to can speaking with the officials in nashville. president trump says he wants to overall, how the federal emergency management agency response to this office he says is open to eliminating it completely. i'll also be selling the executive order to begin the process of fundamentally reforming and overall and fema, or maybe getting rid of fame. i think frankly, fame is not good. or i think when you have a problem like this, i think you want to go and whether it's a democrat or republican governor, you want to use your state to fix it and not waste time calling. fema. and then same it gets here and they don't know the area, they've never been to the. busy area, they want to give you rules that you've never heard about. they want to bring people that aren't as good as a people you already have. treatments turned out to be

a disaster way impact so hard can have that and it's still very much visible in the western parts of north carolina. i'll just say it was still a valid brings us this report from national as well as being for months now, since hurricane helene ravaged the west inside of north carolina and still have you where you're located, state of complete and utter devastation. there's so much that you've ready for these teams to clear up. and there also goes around trying to check on buildings, many of which a structurally on site. but it is a massive task. remember 73000 high was what i the damaged or completely destroyed in many cases just washed away by how lead a 100 people plus what killed. and if i to you, ok, this call, this call was clearly picked up by the water. and then it was transported along, i'm brought up onto the river bed and soaking up those buildings that are structurally unsafe. taking the best one. this was a fedex office, a mailing office, and also that surgeon, now completely unusable. we spoke to one who came past, he said, you know,

it is going to be years before this area gets back to anything resembling normality because so many people have left a lot of the restaurants of clothes, there is no tourism. so real issues that i spend donald trump, he's been talking a lot about the fema, the federal emergency management agency, that is the body that comes in when there is a big natural disaster. like i know it's great or a hurricane or a wildfire has long be critical or fema and now he's talking about signing an executive order. one that he says will completely transform fema or possibly get rid of it all together. fill of out. i'll just era. asheville, north carolina, a judge has bought some of the new, the 6 the tech has freed from prison by trump, from entering of washington dc. include us to keep us found this, do you what rhodes? what, kimberly. how could join us not from washington dc. kimberly doing know why this decision has been made. uh yeah, uh well, if you'll recall,

uh, earlier this week, donald trump, the now president of the united states made good on a campaign promise to free those that had been convicted of the january 6th 2021 attacked on the us capital. and as a result of their freedom, many of those january 6 attackers have been visiting the us capital and meeting with members of congress. stuart roads is among them. well, as the federal judge wasn't too happy about that, and as a result, he has now put in place an order that prevents stuart roads among others from not only no longer visiting the us capital, but also not entering washington d. c. at least not without the permission of the federal judge. so that is the new order. it is designed to prevent any sort of future attacks. good, sort of to keep lot order and also just to kind of keep in the forefront kind of

a remembrance of what occurred and again to prevent it from occurring again. so this is kind of uh, an is even though donald trump has done what the courts put in place in terms of the sentencing. the judge just just reminding stewart rose about what has happened and why it should not happen again on kimberly, when it comes to immigration. what about the pull taishan that trump has been adamant will happen. yeah, another campaign promise capped by the president, and that is to round up some of those that have entered the united states illegally and send them back to their countries of origin. this time it is as you progress the convicted criminals. and so those that are alleged to have committed crimes and as that have been convicted are now being rounded up in cargo planes and

are being sent back to the countries of origin, mostly mexico, but more likely countries as well as canada roster. china of the philippines, there was a picture of this happening that was posted on the white house press secretary, caroline lovetts, twitter or x account. what she said was that donald trump was promised to do this and let this be known. but anyone who enters the us illegally will say, severe consequences. we should point out that all week the president has been meeting with republicans trying to figure out a way to make what is an executive order right now. more permanent, in other words, turned into a lot because what people should know, but executive orders is that they can be and done by another president say, democratic precedence. so right now they're really trying to turn this into the law of the lab in terms of making sure that the legal entries or, and documented migrants can't come into the united states, such as happens by the millions under president invited with the top that kimberly

thank you know, thousands of anti abortion that to that still gathering in the us capital for the annual much for life. vice president, jamie vance has just been speaking at the event in washington dc present. donald trump is scheduled to address the crowd virtually as she ever times. she has more from the route and so she have what's the situation there at the moment for being translated over the box has begun that donald trump did speak to a very large crowd gathered under the washington monument that i'm opting to capitol hill. the general messages here, the fight is no, but just because the federal right to boston was over to uh, 3 uh, 3 years ago. now donald trump pretty much taken credit for that because it's the judges that he, he dominated with the supreme court to instrumental in overtime and got federal rights to abortion. however, there is a little bit,

especially because since them donald trump has distanced himself somewhat from the move. but he said he would veto a federal bio level assume he says, what was all up to the state. so how does actually even said that some of the legislation posts in the interim, for example, in florida, a 6 week from on the boss from was too harsh. i needed to be looked up again. so let's, let's don't do all of the demons are just, dana is with us. i'm a lot of all you, i mean, you're all this is, this is about how much the old will actually is. i'm to your boss, but yeah, i'm, i'm hopeful that he will flush to actually advanced approaches calls and, and federal abortion at the federal level. but he said he won't, you know, and i d, e's for good or bad. he's kept promises for the 1st term. that's been both a fear in the benefit from him, but he's promising you won't do it, but it's tina, i mean your, your constituents here as you can see is, is key to the republican party group. we saw it up through the president trump the

address of the crowd, virtually that we had great events, the vice president, we have the senate majority leader, republican, the house speaker, republican, maybe they need you. and yet there is that's especially the incentives correct. and for by myself, i don't want to speak for the rest of the marchers. i supported a different presidential candidate this year because of it's like he crossed the line for me. i couldn't support it. who did the peter? yep. the back to saturday, peter sante was our candidate, and he was very clear. we're going to have a federal abortion band. this is a human rights issue. this is not a, it is fundamentally the same. is slavery in the 19th century in this country. a state by state solution may be okay as a temporary answer, but at the end of the day, this is human rights price. you can stop, but you can see why that distance is going to give them to the polls. address 65 percent americans are in favor of abortion. and um, yeah, i mean the end, the mid term elections, you know, coming up, they don't want to have the same. i repeat what happened in 2022. when the republicans failed to take the side of it because of also such

a big issue and women in particular parts of the game republic, i'm skeptical the degree to which that was abortion driven. and it's true that polling numbers that a lot of americans value, the ability to have the freedom to make whatever decision we wanna make over what's right a. but it's a very poorly. it's a very weakly held opinion. yeah. we've had people for years say, oh there's a bad i'm going to leave. i'm to move. i'm the lead florida. i'm to leave texas. it's not happening. the people are accepting the new was recognizing that it works and it's saving lives. and we need to make that go national. we need to not just keep that in a couple of states, this whole country deserves the unborn all around this country deserve that protection. and thank you very much like so your, your, your science isn't full of the comes to, okay, this is a key, a key priority. now, for the anti abortion activist is to end the mailing off and the board of, of ocean drugs in the mail. because they, in fact, since the advertising of the federal ban of the number of oceans in the us has

actually gone up since 2020 by some 11 percent, usually through medically use chemical abortions as opposed to getting into a clinic sites. it's a very interesting debate, right? i've a lot of very, very sort of active debate right now, but to about, ready for us to in washington dc. see, i've thank so close to the head on the further i'm free train track how so let's see. so trying to clear the air finance capital the the storm a way and then use throughout friday is this developing but masonic engine, rapid development. very, very strong winds the strongest with the colors, not the thing go through fairly quickly, but his legacy of costs will be damaged to electricity, supply, transport,

even communications. and what looks reasonably good for all and, and britain for saturday, strong winds are going off to was no way that said the end to another big storm systems winding up for late sunday to monday, a different direction. not a stronger wind, but nevertheless, over the top of what's just happened. not welcome. that was also true on the north coast of spain, in those in portugal strong wind and the west, and travel, bringing the writing with it. be on that much closet looking pictures still reminiscent of late winter as of africa. again, a fairly quiet pitch of the high mountains increased in strength, a little bit running down towards the gulf of getting a bringing dust with it. and then also cheryl showing up as finals now as liberia, but the bulk of the heavier rain is seasonally fed, the science in africa as it should be. but interestingly, reverse circulation developing between mother jessica and mozambique, which could bring some pretty destructive rain to the under by the gasket, and some help for right to most of the

afternoon. democratic nations justified this kind of behaviors. collateral damage has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment as a new assistant. corporate is real effective, its global standard from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the the,

you're watching out this here are mind to about top stores now this out. and that says it will release for female israeli soldiers on saturday. as part of the latest exchange of captives in return is ready, forces are expected to fund the 200 kind of thing and prisoners. protestant ends and garza have held friday tries for the 1st time since a ceasefire came into the ship is gather that once some left of the most can con eunice principal authorities in garza, state and construction is going to take time in for sources of the 15 months israel says it will not meet the deadline for the full implementation of it. cease file. it has been up as part of that agreement, these very minute treat was set to pull out of southern lebanon on sunday. but that withdrawal has now been delayed. the white house as a ceasefire extension 11, and is urgently needed. st. ahold of has more from buried the hours before the 60 day deadline for the is really army to leave lebanese territory. the office of

prime minister benjamin nothing apple announced troops will be staying longer because it says 11 on hasn't fully enforced. it's part of the agreement. is there any troops have been present in border villages? so it's a ceasefire ended as well as war with has been law in late november since then. these way the army has been destroying, as well as infrastructure tunnels and confiscating its weapons in recent weeks is ready. troops have pulled out of dozens of villages in southern lebanon, but others remain closed military zones. and when they go, they leave behind a trail of destruction on the body to cut them. but on the model, i shall be completing my homes exterior was damaged during the war, but it was still standing light. i could have gone back and repaired it and lived in it. but unfortunately after the ceasefire and these relays entered and did whatever they wanted, they bulldoze the orchard stuff that they pulled those the streets. they destroyed the houses stool olive trees. they heard us a lot during the ceasefire,

as well as 2 months military offensive and 11 on ended with hezbollah, agreeing to leave the border region and make way for the state to extend its authority. the lebanese army has started to deploy, but israel insists its numbers aren't enough to supervisor this argument of hezbollah and ensure the group doesn't re establish its presence. it also alleges hezbollah hasn't pulled back, living on dismisses these claims and wants as well to respect the deadline. but the officials have said to us general who chairs the ceasefire monitoring committee had already told them is really military withdrawal could be delayed. and there's a feeling among some political players in 11 on that as well as pushing to extend the deadline to put pressure on has the lot to concede to the new political authority, the new leadership 11 on, and says that only the states will have the rights to carry arms, it also is promising to implement the cease fire with israel, which includes,

has well as this arguments not just in southern lebanon. hezbollah is not believe to be in a position to return to open war with isabel. and the group says it's the responsibility of the lebanese state to put pressure on the countries sponsoring the cease fire agreement. but as well as supporters are threatening to head to their villages early on sunday, it's not clear whether it's a real threat or rhetoric, but 11 on has few options. if it wants to avoid another costly war center for their elders, either they don't saudi arabia's top, this one that isn't silly or it is 1st visit to the mask of since the for the restaurant. other side, foreign minister, prince vice out, been fun, met, syria is usually the, but i'll sure off of talks on the countries future statements with this to in count spot in fine, cold for the listing of all sanctions on the country. as i mean towards the 3 levels of killed, the military governor of the north chief of aging,

eastern democratic republic of congo. un says it happens on the front line where the m 23 on group is advancing and taking control of key towns. but off to a string of losses, the ministry is sending reinforcements, including tax heavy on to the ends of time, i think helps us towards the city of government. at least knowing un peacekeepers of interest in the fights and having $23.00 fighters having closing in on the provincial capital for months. now. the conflict with nitrogen lake 2021. this impulse you can the end to the account with us as the m. 23, our group advances along the shores of lake q. one of the only ways to escape is by both of whom i reflect, 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 atrocities,

including rates. more than 2000000 people have been forced from their homes since the contract restarted 3 years ago. and when you went to dfcs army and allied armed groups, having trying to fight back that support from burundi and soldiers, the presence of un peacekeepers and troops, southern africa hasn't stopped the loss of territory. however, valencia includes mines and some of the world's largest deposits of colton, mineral 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 group. un us and you accuse we're one day of supporting the arm groups names to galleys has denied. okay. and the government and i think we're at the crucial moment. what pressure underwent could be one of the ways to push m 23, 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 you've gone to haven't faded for being accused of meddling losing minerals so cool, so i'm on, we have, i'm happy since this starts and this will, 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 for the a car out to 0. the russian forces have attacked 2 kinds, essential key region, killing 3 people. the interior ministry says the impact and debrief from into set to drug and disclose extensive damage off the folding on

a residential building houses and several cause. one person is being treated for severe russian president vladimir putin says he's open to discussions with his us counterpart. when issues including the ukraine or an energy prices with donald trump because coal, ukraine conflict, ridiculous, he's threatened to moscow. tougher economic sanctions. if it doesn't end the war, which will enter a 3rd year next month, just to reach and let me know how it should, it would be better if we made and have a common conversation on all issues of interest to both the united states and russia. advice don't today's realities and we are ready, but i repeat this primarily depends on the decision in the choice of the count us administration. we of us nation president. we always had a business like pragmatic, but also trusting relationship with the count you as president. i couldn't disagree with him that if he had been president, if they hadn't stolen victory from them in 2020 the concerts that emerged in

ukraine in 2022 could have been avoided. yeah, he would have thought about it, but has more on this now from us going well, i think the patient has something very clear signals to donald trump. patient has said most good didn't know, refuse either contacts with washington. only goose ations with kids. according to him, rushes ready to engage with ukraine. but sized bedroom is a landscape, has to cancel the decree, binding all the tools, those patients which was signed in september 20th things to address the patient has that he agrees with trumps was which the us presidents have said many times before . that if trumps victory had not been started and in $20.00 to $20.00, then perhaps that would not have been a military conflict with ukraine, mainly blaming the previous as defined an administration hold on. also must cruise ready for the economy and security corporation with washington? peace in coal, his relations with trump front mc and coles trump decision to impose most sanctions against russia, not in the interest of the united states. but it's so this is from indeed goes

ahead and imposes the new bunch of sanctions in russia, in case page and dozens preaching on to the war that was make the russian economy any by assessing it's even harder for letting me patient is sending these very cautious signals to washington, even national pop out of the ultra 0 most square. millions of households in arlington, scotlands of low power, is a powerful storm lashes. puffs of those countries. hurricane force winds disrupted flights close schools and 4th, train, and fairy services to be cancelled on persons don't wait for the full costs of issue. the red, red weather, warning fight and, and central and southwest. scotland holden, 350 schools in thailand's capital, have been forced to close because of air pollution authorities in bangkok of announced free public transport for a week to reduce exhaust fumes by under reports.