the, the new and says at least 700 people had been killed during an offensive viral one to back him. 23 rebels in the eastern companies. 60 of good news on kevin johnson. this is all just there a lot from the also coming up causes war back to draft. the crossing is reopening to evacuate to some of the most urgent medical cases stuck inside the strip you any women? so i think in the cabinets of syria's new governments speaks to entre 0 and the white house says president donald trump's threats of terrorist on canada and mexico in china will go into effect on saturday,

the view and says at least 700 people had been killed and fighting in the eastern congress east that you'll go since sunday us while they were ones and back to m. 23 rebels captured the regional capital. earlier this week, the hospitals are overwhelmed and the city has been left without much food, water, or electricity. many people say the terrified world and got it. the fear is still that we are very afraid the situation is still not stable. we don't you know, who controls the town or what is being said at the meetings of the new lead is. 2 no radio is broad costing at the moment and it's impossible to get any information that we're like a boat without a capital to but it will be estimate. so the number of dead and wounded in game uh, based on an assessment conducted by the world health organization. you an agency expects that the tenancy figures to rise in the coming guys or humanitarian

colleagues tell us that humanitarian organizations in go might continue to assess the impact of the crisis, including the widespread looting of warehouses we've been talking about. and the offices of 8 organizations as well. the world health organization and its partners conducted an assessment with the government that between the 26 and yesterday and report that 700 people have been killed in 2800 people injured that are receiving treatment and health facilities. these numbers are expected to rise as more information becomes available. okay, but it is under joins us life and united nations. but 1st let's head to now i rode the and speak to l. just here's my can web. so malcolm, what's the latest? you can tell us about what seems to be going on. the people to guide me say the attic tricity in the water still off. many say that they

hungry, but those figures that we just had from the u. n. a, a much higher than the preliminary accounts of debt. an engineer we've had from tickets, from hospitals earlier in the week as of the you and said 700 people were killed. now we do noted hospitals as you mentioned, were overwhelmed with dozens of patients. saliva, the flaws injured with gunshot wounds and shrapnel wounds over to the beds were full of meals. so i knew well, many people who weren't able to access the hospitals with the medical services because of the fighting that was going on in the streets on the sunday, monday and tuesday. and now hiding people hiding in the houses. we're thinking for a minute about, well, that's like in game or in the city center, the multi story concrete buildings. on the outskirts there are scrolling neighborhoods very densely populated of homes that have made dogs in sheets or wooden boards and wind farms and rockets, land phone,

or among those houses. the shuttle can go through those materials like paper certainly leads to civilian population, very vulnerable when this kind of a heavy fine thing that we so that earlier this week and on top of that, the city surrounded by displacement comes to people living and shelters made of plastic sheets and they swollen over the last 3 years. as in 20 three's refunded back fighters have advanced towards the city and when the fighting reached the edge of the city for many of those people, there was no way left to run as it relates and to find out if the number of $700.00 includes come by sense, or if it's the civilian casualties or price as we're bringing more as soon as we have it. but that's something take malcolm. thank you for that spring in gabriel, his own day now he joins this slide from united nations in new york. okay. but what more we learning from the un as well for the last several days,

the un says a century they've been having to dodge bullets as well in go might at some point, some un staff had to actually go in underground shelters to take cover at certain stages earlier in the week, they're just now able to start really getting out and getting an assessment. and that's where these new numbers come from. of course, 700 dead, 2800 injured. the key point there, i think that you heard from the spokesperson for the secretary general was, is they expect those numbers to go up as they gather more information. and they also, we also heard from the head of peacekeeping shop here, the clock who was recently in the region came back and was briefing journalist here as well. he said now the focus is a little bit also on the south keeper, where he says that the latest assessment is that the m 23 and are the one to defense forces are about 40 to 60 kilometers north of the city of boot capital in south cable and they say they're moving very fast,

watching that situation very closely. the un has about 1300 personnel in that city. they have not been evacuated from there at all. at this point, of course, there are no un peacekeepers in south keyboard. they're only in north cable, but clearly events moving very fast now and un trying to keep a very close eye on it as well. i will tell you that we have heard from the french ambassador to the un. he said that his country is starting to circulate a un security council draft resolution that would call for, among other things, were one to, to pull all their troops out of the r c territory. this a draft resolution is early stages. we expect it to start to be circulated to the other 14 security council members over the weekend. perhaps we'll get a better look at that early next week. gabrielle is on the united nations for us. the way the agencies are also raising the alarm about the impact, tulsa,

escalating, fighting on civilians, lands in error, access, restricted in the region. well, food programs, voiding that monetary and supply chain is that risk of collapse. people are really running out of food, clean water, medical supplies, and that's a big concern. so the supply chain has, has really been strangled at the moment. if you think about lands access error access when everything is closed down. and that's the amount of terran crisis deepens in that the all see need is. so the southern african regional s i d c r n. as in bob was capital for an emergency meeting. at least 16 soldiers from the blocks peacekeeping mission had been killed in the conflict. so they would apply to the seat in 2023. the

. the rest, the border crossing between egypt and gaza is reopening for the 1st time in 8 months. as part of the cx, 5 deal between hum us and israel, for now the 1st single be used for medical evacuations. the world health organization says 50 patients will be allowed to leave for treatment abroad on saturday. it serves as a last line for palestinians in this trip we've been living on the i'm is ready land and sea blockade for 18 years. old. the crossing was seized by these very minute trade in may and destroyed, showing its ground offensive, but killed hundreds of punished indians, and the area is close. it has prevented thousands of people from leaving this trip and receiving desperately needed aid. the union has restarted its civilian mission that to monitor the border crossing, facilitate the transfer of wounded palestinians. well, that mission was initially set up in 2005 to help kind of students in gaza. but it

was suspended when her master took power in 2007 and i know stip on that little of his own thoughts, european union civilian food emission begins today at the crossing points at the request of the palestinians. and these writings, this submission will support tell us to the input of officials and allow people to be transported out of gaza, including those in need of medical care. so talk about as the reports, not from communist and southern guns. the opening of brooklyn crossing the current phase of the deal that we as well and how much will have important significance for palestinians who are expected to be evacuate and says, tomorrow to egypt, to receive medical treatments. goals as hospitals have been widely overwhelmed with different kinds of injuries, including amputations, bands and complex tro about that cannot be treated locally. so for palestinian wounded people who are expected to be the part the who are expected to leave cause

of tomorrow. this step has seen as a lifeline for them following the adult with the station and the destination taken . let that have taken place that has taken place across the gaza strip by the function of hospitals for palestinians. right now, this is a very crucial step that will help them to receive a treatment approved and to mitigate the ongoing compression on that causes us also bring from furniture to just all the cute and medical supplies that's called the recently to access because of strep. the lights of the currency supply agreements, target compass and i will just kind of and this kind of spine, israel as well as devastated does this health system repeat isn't deliberate to tax talked in hospitals, stuff and patients. most facilities have been damaged beyond use and the need for medical evacuation is great to the never. all the in 111000 palestinians are

injured across garza and 12500 of that need to travel for urgent treatment. at least 25000 children have been wounded some with reversible conditions within 12000 cancer patients. so facing the risk of death because of acute shortages of supplies and at least 1000000 children require immediate mental health and psychological support. fema, how much a code is a direct to genuine hospitals in the cause. us or you spoke to us from calling you this about the urgent need for medical evacuations, especially for cancer patients in this situation is very difficult to the patients and the ends of people who has more than 100 thousands of injured patients during the war and the most of that in the middle of the this number of dish and soul cannot receive them because it said this bill because of the world and the, the, the, the, the, all the time,

i mean the whole speak to the end. the story is the system and the we have to sit amazing the 3 me and also that is which a more trust because we're still, we did the least of the isn't the case of the regarding the tiffany technical key. the can go the final day by day and the receiving, the, the from the whole the for the as and the kids that finding the disease in clarifying the cases. and the t, we have no other to more than 6, thousands of and very hands on fish. and so a need for you can use i q lation and the 325 because is the treatment is not available. most of them uh severely is due to the most of them a sugar concept patients and that a special rate is the, which is the 3 of the facilities uh that's available here in the video

and still isn't all the fit on more than 6000. and the other $25000.00 remaining for the 60 it shouldn't be an issue about the case of the dns. it was on the need over 3 because side goods, all the minutes, the wing of her mass has announced the names of 3 is very captive set to be released on saturday. they are also called her on the key, siegel and y'all didn't leave us 183 palestinian. the prisoners will be released in exchange from the spanish channels within the $100.00 and the rest of the since the world guns will be getting the release is part of a cease fire equipment between israel and how much to syria. now your bones, foreign minister, basque, red, she has told us here that's around supports the suing people. the comments come just a day off the formation of an interim government headed by off with alshaun mall as had a thought that he has had a cool, cool,

my teacher. we endorse any government chosen and supported by the syrian people. we want peace and security for syria, which is a precursor to achieving the same in the region. we don't wish to see syria is the epi sense of endless tension or ethnic conflicts, which may turn it into a safe haven for terrorists and instability, and syria would spill over into the region. and if we are so cold for syria is territorial integrity. we do not wish to see any syrian land violates it'll occupied by any outside party, namely design and stain to t. so when we are against the partitioning of syria uphold serious sovereigns here we're hoping on increase of government is formed a representative of the entire spectrum as well. monitoring the situation in syria and pray orleans while the new interim government and service as it's committed to engaging women and social cultural and political institutions, qualified women will be recruited in health care and education sectors. of the 0

sum of in java spoke with the head of the countries women's affairs office to discuss fits role in rebuilding the country. what is the difference under this administration and the previous administration for women officer who could be using them? i spent the greater part of my life in damascus, where women under the top of the regime were merely ornaments. women were neglected and marginalized, just like the rest of the people. and women had the narrow leeway to move in, and only if you have some privileges today, we've made a big difference, and we endorse the womans and national identity initiative. we haven't started yet, but we will usher into a new era. were numerous pieces of legislation will be enact it under the constitution where women will regain all their due rights in line with the specifics of our society or religious, cultural and social heritage. if young city and women are listening to you

and or they're concerned about what this new syria was going to look like for them in the future. however, you assure them that they will have a role in the economy of syria in the society of syria in the constitution of deluxe. so to show you how you can use a young woman should be assured the most simply because the future belongs to them . many syrian women, myself included, or merely a bridge for them to cross and to a better future. this is a promise you can try me on charla. so what would you say to women who are coming to syria? and i've spoken to a few who said that they would have to bring the women's veiled and have to cover their faces. the silvia that has been now under the control of play at the time is going to be a different syria. what can you tell them? no level of them and they all freedoms are preserved. we will not force any woman to, we're in a volume or her job. every woman has

a freedom to wear whatever she wants. i am wearing the job of my own personal choice and spiritual beliefs without any outside influence what syria is home to different religions, and many women to not wants to wear his job. i think we should rise above discussing this issue and focus on more important matters. some news, if i speak to you a year from now, from the city, i look like to keep the bots and you will see women psychologically well recovered . and above all, more empowered, the question is as hard as the true reality, we need to reach out to women who survived attention. another influential female active as 2 are willing to work with us. all i see is that the syria of today is better than the one and the past. well you have some of this. so the head on out is there. investigators in the us recover blackbox is from thursday's mid collision at washington until 67 feet. the

2 global movements, one side and spaced, the other from ancient wisdom, not to care. when we have this insight, we start to see things very differently, both seeking harmony with the planets by re aligned to human values. precious. not so much of what needs to be done, but why are we doing and now is the time we cannot wait anymore. we have to do something about changing the system from woodson or thrice. we are nature on a jersey to february on as jesse, you know, we years own from the outbreak of the war and you cream out of view. it explores the human costs and asks whether politics or the battlefield will determine its outcomes for cause new direction looks at the challenges facing nations across the continent as they move away from dependency. aiming to re define their futures after a vote of no confidence in germany's transfer. people had to polls with

a sense of right christian democratic union parties, expected to take power rushes shadow on africa examines of russia's growing influence in the region through the prison. the central african republic, you'll see a whole the african institution as a chooses leaders, february on a jersey at a in the the, by you watching out this era mantell, the headlines not the nation says at least 700 people have been killed. and nearly 3000 injured in fighting this we can go in eastern democratic republic of congo rondon back to m 23 levels capture the city on monday,

8 agencies. a warning of was thinking, monetary conditions. the wrath of border crossing between egypt and gaza is reopening from medical to documentations as part of a safe spot to come us and is around. the world health organization says 50 patients out to leave for treatment improvement assessment. and the minute treatment of her masters announced the names of 3 is really captive set to be released on saturday. that will be released as part of the c spot exchange for putting in prison is held in, is rarely giles russian s tri cuz target hotel in the central vista in the southern ukraine. visa, some of the latest images falsely attack on the bristol hotel. we're getting reports of multiple casualties. training and the president for the nasa lensky has condemned russia's targeting or residential buildings. us

president donald trump will proceed with this campaign promised to impose terrace on neighboring mexico and canada, as well as on china. that's according to his wife's house press secretary caroline, never the president will be implementing tomorrow. a 25 percent terrace on a mexico 25 percent terrace on canada and a 10 percent terrace on china. a for the illegal set and all that they have sourced and allowed to distribute into our country, which has killed tens of millions of americans. these are promises made and promises kept by the president. for trump says the export tax is all to prevent the flows of illegal immigrants of the drug fentanyl from entering the us. it's a disruptive role. $91.00 trillion dollars of trade and leaders of both canada and mexico say they will respond to the tires are implemented. most importantly, to go look at this at the us. consumers would be affected in the 1st place because

prices would be higher, meaning prices would increase by 25 percent. secondly, because there would be fewer available of products. since if you put a 25 percent higher for the product, obviously the mont windows source, then finally there may be problems with the supply chain because such high tires have a ripple effect. that is not only the short term, but also in the long run on the system, is still committed to placing tariffs on canada starting as early as tomorrow. possibly. now, we don't know precisely what that would look like, but i do know 2 things. first, if the president does choose to implement any terrace against canada, we're ready with a response, a purposeful force, so forceful, but reasonable, immediate response for out of the fish is life for style, washington, dc. so on the issue of tyrus is not just controversial. it seems to be pretty eminent, is going to hit a lot of stakeholders when people start talking about times. this is what it boils down to. donald trump beat this promise on the election campaign. people tend to

like it. and therefore, he's going to say promises made promises kit. the problem is some of the figures involved are all over the place. donald trump, himself said that effectively they're given canada a subsidy of somewhere in the region of $250000000000.00. in fact, the trade deficit with canada is somewhere around $60000000000.00. there's a lot of trade crosses the border and there will be some exceptions. but if you speak to every single economist by maybe 2 or 3, they will tell you that raising titus means the prices will go up. and also kind of it provides 90 percent of its oil exports to the united states. so that could put a pressure point on gas prices as well, something donald trump campaign on kotik. so there will be exceptions to this. we've probably got to wait tomorrow to find out. but it likely means that there will be a push upwards of prices. inflation in the united states could get back to

a cadillac love it. who was of course the comes press spokesman was asked to day, we'll hear of best sbc prices going up. she wouldn't give a commitment about that. so this could take a number of weeks to play out, but there's going to be a lot of numbers taught, and a lot of numbers discussed, but it couldn't mean higher prices for american consumers. something the donald trump said he was going to cut when he won the election. kind of fish. thanks very much. indeed. the investigators in the us have recovered a flight today to record his passenger jets and only headed come to that cuz all i did in washington dc. they told me wednesday, killing 67 people, 28 victims of the crash having identified the cause of the cause remains on nothing but report 7 much that at traffic control tower reagan national airport was on the stopped the federal aviation ministration has restricted helicopter flights near the airport indefinite popsicle heading reports. now from washington dc.

they did find the black box which will give a lot of information about what was happening inside the cockpit. not a equivalent thing really in the helicopter. we don't believe. but again, the recovery continues and we are learning more about what could possibly happen. there are reports now that the miller military, the helicopter was not on the flight of path that it had been approved for. you mentioned the oversight understaffing at the control tower. the we believe one of the can for a uh, air traffic controllers was allowed to leave early, which meant that there was one air traffic controller doing the jobs and both talking to the planes, the pilots and the planes. and the pilots of the helicopter problems there is they don't speak on the same frequency, so the helicopter pilots can't hear what's being said to the plane. pilots and the plane pilots can't hear what's being has what's being said to the helicopter pilots, usually at reagan because it is such

a unique air space. there's just one person up until 9 30 pm. the just handles helicopters because it is a lot of helicopters, if you've never been into this airport, it's a very condensed area. there are police flights, medical flights, military flights, the government, a helicopter flights. so there's a lot of traffic and we're now learning the potentially there was another incident just 24 hours before that were a play, a commercial plane had to divert from its expected landing to avoid a helicopter. so lots of questions being asked about exactly how this happened. the investigation is ongoing and there tends to be a lot of speculation. but usually when it comes to these things, the n t s b, that's the organization that investigates this. they don't usually have an initial report for about 30 days or terminates. parliament has rejected the controversial bill that would have tightened integration. that was some of the proposals included turning asylum seekers back at the board of the bill had the support of both

germany's conservatives on the far right. a if the potty shots the show says social democratic party voted against the proposal. migration has been a central issue in the elections shuttled for next month. so being students marching through the country in protest against alleged corruption, they will king from the capital that was great to the 2nd largest city. nobody said that parts of a railway station collapsed 3 months ago. kidding, 15 people, widespread anti government demonstrations, forced the resignation of savvy as a prime minister, editor sweet protests to say that somebody now accusing the government of corruption. and the way you can discuss a lot more on our website and that's, i'll just say, well, don't come into all of your devices. the weather is next and inside story examines

the challenge is being faced by syria. most of the think of civil war. start with this here. the the hello. we have seen a staggering amounts of frightful, recently into the northeast of australia. more tropical queensland coast. little area of low pressure has developed to cause, and that's been with us for the best possible week. and it may well develop into a tropical side is not going to fall too quickly and it is going to cause the disruption further south. we have high pressure and sharp wind, c, troubling. they have to look wise direction. so we are looking at some very high temperatures into the southeast and cooling, elevated far west, of course, as per usual one into the 30th red light and for melbourne. say some very wet weather for the north side. this is the main area of great concern. and then you

can see, sky state brings more heavy down pools and across the region just to the south of cans more heavy rain full add a repeat performance for a sunday by sunday. look at the temperature down. is that southeastern quarter high, $0.30 in found. hi. how's it going into monday? that right still there, and that's going to be there for another couple of days beyond that. so that will cause widespread disruption. they see that on the other hand, looking lottie, try and quite not too much going on here, but think a little live the meanwhile, across the southern, posit japan, over the next couple of days as it tends to increase the weight and very windy, the victorious terraces of the football ultras way club loyalty, company, violence, confrontation when i was young, when there was a football match, we were frightened because the friends couldn't go crazy. but in indonesia,

one group of revolutionary supporters was taking a stand. i guess the main regression with the kind of alaska display of peace and you between defends, who make football, o chosen angels. on out just the right the what little shape serious future its new president has promised to unify the country in his 1st speech to the nation. consistency of a form of government that reflects the serious diversity. but after more than a decade of civil war, hope challenging is the road ahead. this is inside story. the .