since and that is because it times peacekeepers and even you and staff in and around goma he said have had to go into underground bunkers for periods of time to stay safe in the middle of the fighting. and so he said, that's why there's been times we simply cannot get a lot of information out of goma. however, he did say, one asked, does the m 23, a control goma? he said the situation is very fluid and he said, we're not there yet. there's still a lot of fighting going on. so clearly the u. n is not at this point definitively saying that the m 23 controls all of go on my at this point, very, very murky situation there. he did say that uh and confirmed again that you, you a non essential staff have been, are being evacuated out of goma given the situation there. and he also said a unitarian official that was briefing with him also said, getting humanitarian aid in to go my and around government for the hundreds of

thousands of displays. people that need it is almost impossible, very difficult. now, because of access difficulties at the airport last the, i will say he was asked the peacekeeping had a view and asked, can you confirm rwandan troops are in goma? and he said, yes, we can in terms of pin number said it's very hard to tell at this point. okay, thank you very much for that gateway. and it's on july 1st day at the united nations. still ahead on algebra, 0 election authorities amounts of resounding victory for the president of the rules . extending is 30 years old and in support. the 3 p to still honor for the kansas city chiefs that's coming up later. the

as well. live shots at the scouts that have proved that the scots are right from blue at the moment. they have been shares of right and the full cost is actually fairly good weather wise overnight can be dropped into that. for the reason i'm out and about 10 in garza and the high ground in tokyo is most of the sub 0. but this is quite normal for any time of the year, but it certainly is time of the year. and that off shall breeze, within the sun is here to stay in the shower was being pushed for the rest was just on the coast of libya or egypt, the client looking time at the site. that's also true mostly to the east as well. a few spanish channels in the around moving towards significant stay for the prompts that i've kind of done or took tremendous time. i have seen footage of big shows, ryan, re add the 1824 hours together. produce some flooding on the right. i think think they'll be repeated on cheese to bit come wednesday. there is a hint of motion i was growing anywhere in saudi arabia including just south of macedonia, high grand, or just near the coast. this breeze will be persisting from most of i think, coming week. not particularly strong, not particular dusty,

but there stretch off glasgow several occasions when they're a big shower in the middle of the i'll say, but the seasonal rate is still at it's heaviest for the size. and that section nation and the mos on beach travel does bring a flood risk to madagascar 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 conversation. would you say a call from says are, do people have low stress because of what would be this out? that forgets the people who are actually facing the front of climate change with fresh perspectives from lesser heard voices. the stream explores the key issues of our times on out just euro we are

to see these agencies of legend some clothes ruined the stories of civilizations that market history wants. this is where the story of savannah have stories to tell the, [000:00:00;00] the you're watching the news are on algae 0. reminder of our main stories, tens of thousands of palestinians are returning to northern gaza. 2 people have died because of exhaustion and dehydration on their way north. they're traveling on

foot through our she'd road and buy car along the side, dean roads. the european union has agreed on this page find the easy comic sanctions on syria to have satellites, a country you foreign ministers in brussels approved as a roadmap to gradually lift the penalties, including binding in force of oil and petroleum products. and the united nation says the situation name, deonte, congo, in the city of go, my is very fluid. that softer m. $23.00 and rebel fight is claim that they capture the city. gun fire has been heard near the airports and goma and many residents sized casing. from the city and out of wells use the usaa suspended, planned terrorists and sanctions on columbia. after a resolution was reached to allow it to return migraines, the columbia, and president elliot turned away to american military at cross carrying deported. colombian migrants, us prison. donald trump retaliated by threatening tires on old columbia named ports

. he also threatened to cancel visas for columbia and officials. the white house is columbia has now agreed to accept those, the 40s from the us, at least 95056 people were arrested across the us on sunday. as part of the trump administrations cracked down on undocumented migrants, border control officers arrested 6 people in raised in chicago, illinois, or the chief tom homan says those arrested include convicted sex offenders, gang members and convicted murderous. the us defense secretary, p, texas says the pentagon is providing resources to support the presidents executive orders of this kind of gone snap to last week. we helped move forward troops putting more barriers and also to insure mass deportation. support of mass deportations in support of the present subject. that is something the defense department absolutely will continue to do. and we have to correspond to is covering this story this. our julia gotcha. yeah. i know is into juana, that's the borders to be in mexico, just off of california. but for us,

we go to john henry, who's in chicago. john, what have we seen so far with these rates? well, the range began in earnest on sunday. they've been a long announced and the trumpet administration seems to take in particular satisfaction in choosing chicago. and the one ahead is one of many cities that are being targeted and these raise on the other hand, is very high profile target. how do we know that? because the voters are tom homan is here in chicago along with a deputy attorney general overseeing this operation at chicago is long been a target of donald trump. he's a republican. this is a democratically controlled city. and a democratically controlled state in the state of illinois is passed a law requiring local and state officials not to cooperate with immigration enforcement on the federal level. what does that mean?

that means a few blocks away down and this very street at city hall, they're trying to protect and document it. immigrants here at the integrations in customs enforcement office, a federal building. they are trying to catch them. and they're doing that in aggressive ways. and they say they will continue to do so here in chicago. so there's going to be a battle between state and federal officials over uh, exactly what cooperation there is between those 2 level of governments. and so far it's been a fight. yeah. a fight and what have been the reactions and on the ground, me as well. we have talked to an undocumented immigrants on the ground. we've gone to the little village neighborhood, heavily hispanic neighborhood with many on documented immigrants. and they say they're scared, and there's a, a new rule by the trump administration. spect what had previously been considered safe zones. schools, medical centers, churches, those were off limits for immigration agents. now they no longer are so what's happening,

churches have stopped 0 spanish language services. some children are not going to school. if you walk the streets in these neighborhoods, the stores are largely empty. and one on documented longer and i talked to said she is simply staying home from work, from shopping for anything. she has other people bringing her groceries and i said, what are you going to do for the next 4 years? and she said, maybe just hide out to and thank you very much for that best. thrown henry my 1st day in chicago, while my grand shelters in the mexican city of t. juan, i have been preparing for a surgeon, migraines. the cities located across the us border from san diego, julia got you. i know is empty and want to forest joins us now. live judy have deportations to mexico increased since donald trump took office of the well, the short answer is no. the president of mexico, claudia shame, balance gave a press conference this morning as she does every morning. and she was asked specifically about what the numbers of deportations are since president trump took

office 7 days ago. she talked about 4044. the 40s, most of whom she said were mexicans, there were some foreigners and. a but if you divide that number by 7, these last 7 days, that comes out to about 575 people per day, which is in line with what we've seen along the mexican border and different ports of entry we're migrants are deported. we've been seeing that for, for years, so nothing new in that sense. of course, those numbers are expected to rise, but the president was keen to point out that these arrests that john was just talking about. and these rates, they're not reflecting them so they haven't been reflected yet. and the amount of people that are being sent back to mexico here and his number is increase over the coming weeks. julia has mexico announced any further funds to deal with the possible influx of the well, mexico is using this umbrella program. multi pronged approach called mexico

embraces which is really targeted at a mexican nationals were sent back. it includes the opening of 9 reception centers along the border that are expected to provide food, shelter, medical attention, and a lot of you know, logistical help for people who arrive here, many of whom will be coming back to a country that they haven't been to in years or decades, so one of those centers was unveiled on saturday. we reported on that and the rest are expected to be ready to receive people over the next couple of days. they are in all ready yet. but again, as i said before, the number of people coming, being sent back is, is not yet out of the ordinary. so they're not immediately needed. there is one issue which is that those sensors are expected to received specifically and only mexican, the forty's, the mexican government hasn't been entirely very clear on what their stands will be on receiving the foreign uh, you know, central americans or south americans or people from other nationalities, and even though donald trump on the 1st day of his government,

signed this executive order, reinstated remained in mexico, the mexican government has said that there still negotiations. and that that's not a done deal at this stage. but these, that, you know, this, this program that mexico has designed to receive the 44 bits of specifically fund mexican. so there is a lot of question here on the ground about what's going to happen to non mexicans that get sent back from a legal standpoint, or will they be repatriated? would it be voluntary? you know, like that there, there's a lot of questions. so regarding the non mexicans that are sent back here. julia, thank you very much for that. julia guy yano live 1st day in t juana mexico investigators in south korea have released a preliminary report in to the countries worst aviation disaster that happened a month ago. the finding is confirmed that the remains of migratory docs were found in both engine. somebody gave you a fight, robin fried re for some sol. and this is the 1st preliminary report into the crash

on the 29th of december that claimed the lives of all but 2 of the 181 passengers and crew on board the bowing jack. it confirms the both of the so called blackbox flight date to record is stopped recording around 4 minutes before the crash. that was, while the craft was still around to columbus is from the runway. it gives no indication about why they stopped recording. it also sheds no lights onto why the across the landed without its landing guess being deployed. but it does confirm the remains of birds were found in those engines. the book just being identified as a type of tail dock that migrates in large blocks to south korea during the winter . the pilots reported a boat strike and declared an emergency just before the crush. the details of this report had been shed by government officials with bereaved families over the weekend. rob mcbride, i'll just say era,

so i'm more than $500000000000.00 has been wiped off the value of us technology, strong, softer, the sudden imagine very low cost chatbox built by a chinese artificial intelligence from the deep sea gap is similar to is us competitors like chat g, p t, or the company's own is say it only took $6000000.00 to develop it compared to the billions being spent on his rivals. the software is also supposed to use far less energy than either ai software. that's bringing christian salumi at the new york stock exchange for more on this. tell us more about what, what is driving this decline in stocks as well. if you look at the nasdaq stock market index, you will see that it is down more than 3 percent. this is a very tech heavy stock market index and it is suffering, as you said, as a result of that announcement by the chinese start up deep sea,

which release this open a i model which reportedly has out performed open a i the pre eminent us research institute model here in the united states and that just a fraction of the cost, according to reports and costs, and less than $6000000.00 to design compared to the billions of dollars being spent here. and that has investors really questioning what they have been putting their money into and whether or not the high powered computer chips that many believe would be necessary in order to develop a i and this a i revolution are actually going to be needed. so we're seeing investors reconsider that now. and in particular, when you look at in video, the chip maker, it's stocks are down more than 16 percent. it's lost in billions of dollars today alone. as a result of the questions being raised by this revelation from the chinese company, deep sick,

the us stock market is christian has been relatively strong since donald trump's election, despite concerns that his call for tires could cut up. and the global economy does this signal that the honeymoon is over. yeah, it's a great question. the market has been pretty happy lately on donald trump's promises of the regulation and tax cuts, which tend to be good for businesses. bottom line, they haven't flinched at the notion of tariffs, which couldn't be economists say more problematic for the us economy. and the global economy writ large. investors have been willing to wait to see what actually happens on tariffs as opposed to the speculation and the talk that's been circulating on that. what we're seeing today is a very vala tile market. the volatility index is up more than 25 percent today, but investors are still investing. they're just switching to more safer areas as they see it. as

a lot of tech companies are expected to release earnings reports later this week. so there's a little bit of a wait and see on that as well. but really it's just a questioning. i think of this industry in particular, which is a big one and the investors were counting on going forward. so i would say this is more of a re evaluation of one particular industry and we'll see what that means for the market overall going forward. person. thank you very much for that christian, somebody live there at the new york stock exchange. not been a russian, been a russian president, alexander lucas shank, who has dismissed western criticism of his election victory as predictable election authorities say, look a shank, a one, a 7 this term in office on sunday with nearly 87 percent of the vote has been empowered since 1994 critics say the election was neither free, no fed and the u. k has imposed new sanctions. moscow has well come to look

a shame because relax found its way past more from loose capital. minsk, with an 8 to 6.8 percent share of the vote election. officials here in minutes on monday declared on surprisingly, alexander lucas shank as the widow of sunday's presidential election in response. your opinion says it will keep imposing restrictive on targeted measures against the regime while supporting civic society and exiled up position. it must go though look, percent goes victory was celebrated according to the kremlin. and it dismissed west of criticism of the election. as predicted. monday monk, c h, a found a verse, 3 of the liberation of out switch counts and 7, poland during world war 2, several. well, visas has joined some of the last living survivors of the concentration camp. to commemorate the event, nazi germany forces kills more than $1000000.00 people at the facility during the conflict soviet to sand around $7000.00 survivors. when they marched into the campaign,

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he was awarded the player of the series gong having taken 52 wickets in 5 matches. it's big a little deeper into he's unbelievable. 2020 full brought was believing we could take it in tests with 71 scouts and 13 matches is closest drive. it was includes gus atkinson with $52.11. the rise almost ahead of phenomenal strike rate, dismissing a batsman every 50 bowls. and these 2020, for average of 14.9. 2 is the lowest in history of any of the 17. both of those who have taken 70 plus wickets in a calendar year to the west indies. when they 1st say a smashing talk. you saw me since 1990. it'd be the host by 120 runs in milton to secure a one old row in the series to mount water. can i make it? no, i mean to, to for the match. it's the when these 1st winning process done for 34 years, although they have only played they twice during that period. 1997 and 2000 been

sort of games are hot. and miche owen has smashed the joint foss. this is the same street in the big best t 20 and you go to the, in the final hit, 100 runs of just 39 goals. eventually own was off of $100.00, an ace. help the how about hurricanes beat the should we send it by 7 week it's the same day. first is a big best type of the 3 piece is still on for the kansas city chiefs. they won't be a if the japanese ship to secure the place in the super bowl, where the once again faced the philadelphia, eagles. david steak supports the 5th time and 6 use the kansas city chiefs or heading to the super bowl. they were pushed all the way by the buffalo bills to produce some high catching moments in the a f c championship game. but as he's done so many times before, it was patrick holmes. he came out on top, throwing for one touch down and running into is own. the chief edged it by 3 points

. and then now just one victory away from becoming the 1st team ever to win 3 super bowls in a row. it's just so hard to get to this or ball and i don't take it for granted. and to be able to do it again at arrowhead with special, i mean last year it was awesome. you get there and you went in, but you had a different stadium and then being able to win it at arrowhead, and then you get that trophy on that stage. you look around there's, there's not a seat empty. um it is a special place and i'm glad that i get to be a part of the cheese kingdom and here in kansas city because of these moments that i'll have for the rest of my life. there's barkley, a little shovel standing between the chief and another title will be the philadelphia eagles. refresh the washington command as to when the m f. c championship. running back sake one, bob, please school 3 touchdowns and courts about jaden hurts. also have 3 rushing touch stems, and through for another is they blew away their opposition. $55.00 points to $23.00 . will play the game for stats,

so don't play the game. for numbers. any statistical approval from anyone else. winning success is defined by that particular individual as relative to the person . and what i define it is one. and so the goal is always to come by and when the by the super bowl is on february 9th, to new orleans. and just like in 2023, it's the eagles up against the chief philadelphia seeking revenge. the chief seeking a place in the history books, david stokes, which is the era. both of them, the coach hunt see, flick has praise these teams commitments as the end of the full match, winning the streak in spain. i'm also going to be valencia $71.00 on sunday. so mean low pay school points with frankie to your set and torres for senior and what was the living dot feelings they're getting on the school sheets? they said soothingly,

get 7 points behind. lead is rail madrid. who was really great to see because we, we started from, from the beginning, very foreclose, very concentrated. and also the goal until we, we saw this uh was, was very good for me was perfect match because we saw a lot of things on the phone from the players. they normally don't play so often. so i was perfect. and for the 2nd year running unix center has been grading the australian open trophy in melbourne. will number one the tell him defended these types of on sunday with a 3 said when of alexandra is very of the remains without a major facility. it is now 3 grand slams, but the open case still hangs over him. he has been cleared to play by tennis buses despite to fail drugs tastes last year. the world anti dumping agency, however, is seeking a band with a hearing sick for april. the 2nd one, this one,

maybe you enjoyed the tomorrow because it's, uh, it's a, it's a difference on um, but every grass lamb or every tournament you, when are you go far? is it since it has its own story? it's uh you have to pass the difficulty is like, like i did those so this year, year and, and this makes it very, very special. okay, we'll leave a day for the time being. i'll be here again in a few hours time with most votes. news funny, peters. thank you very much for that. that's not returned to our main story on alger 0 and tens of thousands of palestinians are heading back to northern gaza. for the 1st time since these rouse war began, many are returning with essential that includes pets that i've also been displaced because of the war. here's a story of a lady and her cat, and how she hopes her family, including a for a friend. we'll see brighter days a head on the on the uh so if it does or yeah. yeah,

i know the open hi. i want to pass the whole thing. so when i want to come in this interview, i'm asking for the checking the refresh and go with what will happen and when are we on this one? and i keep going to still be honest with the law 100. i'm ready. when i think of it gives me like in the center has the house. when i say it against me, how young i wouldn't even have mechanic a must have been, has not to, to death by the number. again, i take a look at these remarkable images from gaza. this is our sheets reach earlier today as people were making the way from 7 guys into the north for the 1st time in 15 months,

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