a civilization mark, sisters, one. this is where the story of vanity has many stories to tell the meeting to discuss the future of the gaza ceasefire. the us president just had told tonks, with israel's foreign minister at the white house, the low i'm for the back people, you're watching, elgin 0 life from to ha. also a head to is really soldiers a killed in the occupied westbank as an is reading military operation. intensifies across multiple status, cmc teams shooting at an education center in sweden kills at least 10 people. the

prime minister says it's the worst my shooting in the country's history. and take here talk secuity with seriousness. transitional leader as i'm it off, sharon makes his 1st official visit to the thank you for joining as the future of guys that is set to dominate talks at the white house between us present donald trump and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this jo arrived in the us on monday i had about meeting, which is set to take place in the coming hours. these really prime minister has also been meeting senior trump advisors. they've proposed pushing palestinians out of gaza while is being rebuilt. the plan rejected by palestinians themselves, along with neighboring countries, egypt and jordan. as to where people go, that's,

that's a big issue and we have to solve that. and that's what we're here to do, and that's what the president has passed us with. and we're looking, and we're looking to a number of our, of our allies partners in the region. we have to collectively solve this problem. everyone's heart breaks for this war that from us started. and what has happened to these people that have mazda is willing to sacrifice, to turn a global opinion against israel. but now we have to collectively come up with some problems. and though i think the president is taking a very common sense approach or both of us and the us confirmed that the next page or sci fi talks have the gun face to we'll see, is ready. troops completely withdrawn from guys along with the exchange of palestinian prisoners for the remaining is really kept as got to us. foreign minister will meet us officials in florida on thursday a day before and he's really delegation of rising. don't have, let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly hall k to is in washington d. c for is so highly anticipated meeting kimberly,

between the us president and these really prime minister and a head of that meeting. the president's advisors have been doubling down on this controversial proposal to relocate palestinians out of gaza. how should we interpret it this as well, how we should interpret it is that there is no question that this is something that the white house is supporting in terms of israel's plan to make sure that palestinians do not go back into gaza. there is the wording of the language from senior administration officials is that this is a demolition zone that it is in a humane for people to live there for at least the next 10 to 15 years. and the irony, and all of this is the, this is coming from the staff of a president that prides himself in being able to do construction very quickly. this is something that as a real estate developer, donald trump,

has boasted about being able to do very quickly for many years that he has prided himself when governments have taken a very long time to do construction projects, he in the private sector has been able to do governments can't do very fast and so to hear his staff say that a project of reconstruction can take 10 to 15 years is just the opposite of what he has claimed in his private business. but yet that is what his senior administration officials are saying that there is going to be a need to find alternatives to where the palestinians can live. given the fact that the senior administration officials believe that garza for a decade or more will be not habitable. and we're just hearing now again. kimberly president trump saying that palestinians have no alternative want to leave guys. i so it's clearly a proposal that he wants to to see happen. and we've also heard in the last few

minutes kimberly, that, that the president has signed a memorandum on the ron. what more can you tell us about this us? that's correct. so us president, just as we saw in his 1st term, signing an order, something that we saw on done by president biden in his term restoring. what we call the in the 1st charge, no trump term, the maximum pressure campaign. he signs this order. what we'll do is drive down the oil exports of your ron, and we'll, the goal is in all of this to stop iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. what the fear is, is that the a, ron's government and the, the, the, the, the government itself has been. # lowering itself to enrich uranium ever closer and is inching towards a nuclear weapon and as a result of through this order, this will allow the treasury department of the united states to put in place

additional measures in order to prevent that from happening to prevent and through means different from natural mechanisms to isolated further from the global financial system. okay, kimberly thank you very much for the moment. a number of lines dropping right now. kimberly, from what appears to be presence from speaking to the media, will not let you go and find out a little bit more when we speak later that kimberly hawkins. meanwhile, his route has delayed tuesday's medical evacuation of critically ill and wounded palestinian patients from gaza under the ceasefire agreement is rarely supposed to allow 50 patients who need urgent treatment abroad to leave to the roof of border crossing with egypt every day that target has not been met with only a 122, a critically ill palestinians evacuated in 3 days. the world half organization says up to 14000 people urgently need medical treatment. sorry, cup was them has more from the con units in southern gas. reality is that the

numbers of those patients what been allowed to be evacuated out. slight garza are quite still a list then what has been expected. and recently we witness delays from the is very authorities regarding the identities and the numbers of those patients to be evacuated. from district to receive medical treatment on the security pretext that has been that have been seen as pro critic images being made by the is really military and others believe that it could be a sort of pressure to be exact to those patients who are desperately waiting to be treated outside the strip, the question that has to be left is a post thoughts going to be a complete, engaged in serious talks to it, to bring an end for the fighting. and this is the 2nd phase, or are going, or are we going to witness some sort of, uh, the escalation that will take place on the ground. if the current round of negotiations will come to i did, and tar kobus or algebra. how do you and us, palestine, and other developments, these rouse,

rates across the occupied westbank are entering the 15th day. these really military has bombed out a scene in homes inside the took around refugee camp and one of the latest attacks . meanwhile, a gunman as k. o 2 is ready. soldiers that a check point, entire seer. several of the soldiers, but wounded before the assailant was shot dead. joshua foot has the details. gunshots, spring out across the occupied west by bullets ricochet opened his ready on the watch tower. he's ready to help them. he says a palestinian government attracts a full chief. i compound housing soldiers near a checkpoint pushed to the village of ty, i'll see you in the early hours of tuesday morning. the is ready, the police itself, and make shift check points on the road. close by. the attack comes as violence is escalating across the occupied westbank. these are these really military vehicles

inside the products thing in refugee camp in jeanine homes, businesses and vital infrastructure destroyed is ready ministry rates into palestinian towns and villages across the occupied west bank began to escalate soon off to the how much the tax on october the 7th 2023 and subsequent war garza. but they have recently intensified thousands of palestinians and being forced to flee the homes. and i love alamo managed there was an explosion yesterday. oh, now how is she in street? but i have no details. i spend the whole day crying and i don't know what to do. we no longer have any strength to demand for crying and suffering. we have enjoyed of the possible months. we have nothing left. my brother does his best to take care of us. i think he's ready. i'll be launched a major offensive across the occupied west bank last month. shortly off to the see spot started in garza israel says the rates target members of palestinian groups

to look on the pool. somehow, according to the what's up with messages, the destruction is mess of the explosions were huge and the punishment with the collective really is really don't, can any way about human rights. the policy thinking health ministry says at least 70 people, including 10 children being killed across the occupied westbank. since the stopped of the year. it says hundreds of people being wounded and detained by his right. the soldiers tell stop the houses there caught us foreign minister mohammed bin abdur rahim on been dress them all. fanny's in beveled during his visit. he met with the lebanese president joseph found he says, contact will continue to support lebanese institutions and work on mutual projects . softer the government has been formed as in a hunter has moved from baby of the cost of the prime ministers, the latest for an official to visit $11.00 on a since a new leadership came into power in january 11 on elected. a new president ending

more than 2 years of political paralysis. a new prime minister was also a pointed, but the company prime minister also really has a message to the lebanese leadership on the need to form a new government. this is something that he referred to a number of times during his brief exchange with reporters saying that after a new government is formed, then we will discuss with this government how we can continue to support 11 on got there is among a 5 nation group that has been trying to help loving on over recent years of overcome institutional crises. it's, it's economic crisis as well as the financial collapse but cut their like much of the international community is saying that there will be no blank checks. then there is a need for a government that the international community will regard as credible a governments willing and able to carry out reforms. but the prime minister does exist is facing hurdles. the traditional political class,

which has been governing for decades, which has been blamed for corruption and really running the economy into the ground, are refusing to give up power and they control part of is it what's? what's the last thing i wanted to do was create the government's independence of political parties. but those political parties are buying for their share in governments. so the custody prime minister's visit yes, a show of support. but the timing of that visit while, you know, lebanese politicians of, you know, struggle over the division of power in the country. it as a time, really, this country needs billions of dollars, not just to help the economy, but to rebuild what was destroyed during the war a between as roland has the last last year, center for their element 0. they do serious entering, president diamond i'll show y as in turkey is capital ankara, sharaya and present your ship paper to one of our talks to discuss serious economy and security. a techie wants kurdish fighters along syria's border to lay down

their arms. the syrian democratic forces that are supported by washington have rejected on christ immense to didn't cause it. also, we discussed the steps to be taken against the separate terrorist organization and its support as who occupied northeast and syria. we are ready to provide the necessary support to syria in the fight against all forms of terrorism, whether it is p k, k, or dice. we refer them to, we are with them in the context of the control of the cams in north east and syria . will not have any fall out at the island in which that we are committed to working together. you know, the fields including community and economic and cultural fields. and we will continue to work together on other strategic portfolios, including building up comments that did you deal with the threats we are facing, you know, region for admin police in sweden, se 10 people have been shot dead at an adult education center. the attack happened in the city of corporal in the south of sweden. please say they believe the primary

perpetrator is among the dead. swedish prime minister of christianson describes the attack of the worst. my shooting in the country's history for waste has the latest from 7, sweet, and then not save too much about the suspect. at the moment. apart from a few, a few general statements of sweden has been rocked in the past few years by lots of shootings and bombings, as well as some 30 in january in sweden. but these are all linked to the criminal underworld. the gang london, sweden, the police saying that they did not have any knowledge of this individual before this, so they seemed to be ruling out. it's a gang related attack. and obviously that throws open a wide number of possibilities. the police a saying they don't believe at the moment that it's linked to a terror attack, but this has become a really terrific her risk risk instance of violence in sweden over the afternoon.

initially reports what 5 people had been injured in the shooting. i mean, the police press conference in an hour ago, as you say, that was changed to at least 10 people that and they think the suspect is among them. this is, this will go down as one of the most violent instances, most terrific instances in swedish history. as i said, there was a lot of gang violence. there was a stopping to death of 2 teachers at the school in mound by 3 years ago. but something on this scale, an attack, an adult education center, the sort of campus where many people go to learn swedish up to coming here is immigrants, but also schools for younger people nearby as well. this is really unprecedented in sweden, the police all saying they don't believe any children have been killed in this attack. the still ahead on how to 0, china hits back with its own terrace on us x,

the i mean increasing power in africa, russian most. and that is killable to use violence in the country. because he's russia's presence in the central african republic, a stabilizing force, or calculated strategy for dillman. and this is, of course, the continent. they provide security and they take uranium, they provide security, i may take time and rushes shadow when africa coming soon, phone out to 0. on counting the cost with much destruction and millions of tons of rebels to pay for rebuilding casa donald trump demands the excess green, reduces the price of oil. but why it's less depend central banks is race borrowing cost to the highest level in $17.00 pounds, in the cost on l. g 0,

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disease proposal to relocate policy means out of gaza. one is being rebuilt, a proposal rejected by kind of series along with egypt and jordan. he's ready on me says 2 soldiers have been killed, entire searing, the occupied westbank and a shooting at a military check point. 8 other soldiers were wounded when a gunman opened fire. he was shot dead by is really forces at donald trump speak for the secretary of state. for secretary of health, i should say is a step closer to being confirmed in the role. this chairman, the final tally is 14 eyes. 13 is with the clerk. please restate the republicans on the senate finance committee voted to advance the nomination of robert f. kennedy junior or i've r s k junior comedy. no, and he's an environmental lawyer and the son of a late says, albany, i've kennedy, he's come under intense scrutiny for his skeptical views on vaccines old down

across on this committee of post the vote. do senators want their legacy to include disregarding basic health science and instead elevate conspiracy. they're making robert kennedy, secretary of health and human services. in my view, colleagues would be a grave threat to the health of the american people. and i urge my colleagues this morning about now. china has retaliated with terrace on some american exports after president trump's tax is on chinese goods came into effect, virginia has said it will also find a complaints to the world trade organization. for chinese government has opened an investigation into us tech giant google and has added some american companies to its blacklist. jessica washington has more from between. i'm on a james, famous one for james shopping street in dolton the districts. it's the last day if the chinese new year public holiday and people here are enjoying the festivities.

that's the holidays come to a close and the us terrace took effect. china responded swiftly with a 15 percent tariff on us coal and liquefied natural gas products. and a 10 percent terrace on crude oil and agricultural machinery. those measures will start from february 10th. paging, says washington's move violates the rules of the world trade organization and damages, economic and trade corporation. between the us and china. we asked people in the streets of staging what they think of donald trump's terrace on chinese to it's and how they feel about the us china relationship. because the china and the us need to co operate in many areas such as a, i don't you also the us startups a big impact on chinese economy, especially exports. the tires will particularly sting businesses reliant on the us

market. but if we look at the broad picture, chinese economy isn't as reliant on the us as it once was. both to trade ties with other parts of the world have made china the top trading partner for more than $100.00 countries. the white house says us president donald trump will speak with china as president season paying. as soon as this week, jessica washington, which is 0 aging. the european commission chief or some of on delay and has been laying out her plans to avoid a trade war with the us during a speech to different mass in brussels fund, delay, and one that global race to the bottom will not benefit either the us or europe, i'll just here is hash in my barbara is in brussels. we have more in the next 4 years we've extremely difficult for the a you lead us, particularly when it comes to the best way to deal with that from administration. when it comes to the issue of ties. they are very skeptical of this, explains why they are pushes. they say that for the time being the weeks for all the possible ways to do business with

a trump administration. but if it's ultimately decides to implement the titus, the you will reciprocate. let's listen to what the you commission president also the land, how to say a lot is at stake on both sides. that jobs, businesses, industries here and in the united states. that's rely on the trans atlantic partnership. so we want to make it work. and not only because of our historic ties, but because it is simply smart business. so our 1st priority is now to work on the many areas where the interest converge. and that's still scope to do so much more from critical supply chains. for emerging technologies. we will be ready for task negotiations. well, when it comes to the, the use relation with trump administration and with the usa in general,

there are many issues at stake in the future, particularly when it comes to the trans atlantic alliance. the potential for assessments between ukraine and the russian president vladimir putin broken by the united states of america, u ups, defense strategy and the future vote of day to europe has benefited from the american security umbrella for that case. and they want that to continue. and they want to that americans to be part of any deal when it comes to ukraine. and this explains why the opiates are saying that they are looking forward to negotiating. they compromise with the, from the administration to team up with the, from administration for the sake of the have a growing to political challenges. but other up at the end of the day, they will defend and spend for their own interests and own rights. talks about about as is 0. brussels a, a uni logical ceasefire, displayed by

a revel of lines that includes the m $23.00 has taken effect in eastern democratic republic of congo. beyond both says the policies for humanitarian reasons, the united states, 900 bodies have been recovered and many more lying in the streets, fields, bottles took place in the city of goma as of london back time 23 rebels took control of the city. last sunday. catherine story has uh, moved from nairobi and 53. and it's all i said that the reason why they declared zach via is because of the humanitarian crisis and the wrong coma. but then they stacy will not hesitate to defend themselves. they are a top no, we have not heard from the government and don't expect to hear that was born. the government has said time and again, the not going to engage or to do anything involving m 23. and they believe

that such declarations are just a p r a. we also know that the government has the test was and say that to 2000 people died at that. so i seen him go my that's a huge one. but so right now we have a house with tag, bowling is collecting the bodies and barring the dead in mass graves, many people we've spoken to name one that they see one that is that is the data. but at the same time, they want the need of both in new york, everyone to come back to the talking table a so that they can see how these issues can be resolved. kathy saw you all just there are nairobi, the boss of open a i, one of the world's leading artificial intelligence develop poses in asia signing

deals or a new generation of a i tools some oakland store comes as a competition bumps up following the launch of chinese rival div seek for mcbride 3 for some. so of these all size make shifts in the world of all to officially intelligence taking place right here, seemingly in response to the shock launch of new a marbles from the chinese star, top deep see they have shown just watch technological advances can be made in a i, using far less results is than the western competitors. now, one of the highest is in a ice, i'm all months. he's the ceo of open a guy that may cause of chat g, b, t, t is in the region, announcing plans for the next generation of a i tools. i think this is one of the best things open the eyes ever launched. and it really points at what's going to be possible with agents. this can do complex

research tasks for you off your announcing a multi $1000000000.00 collaboration with a partner in tokyo. all the news here in sol, attending a major industry event where he's also around single joint project with one of south korea's biggest tech companies. they will focus on making a i services available to a wide range of uses. and it comes as soles, math gives is annual address to diplomats and foreign media about among other things, how he wants to see his high tech city. stay ahead in the tub. be like, well developed, visual intelligence. danny, what do you say? get your thoughts? go to order the position splunk last, is it the infrastructure, top tier, developers, and young, ambitious talent you good for innovation, giving us immense potential. and all of this activity would seem to be a reminder, if one would need it for any major tech player or high tech city, such as this one,

just stay in the race in the headlong rush into in a future run. mcbride, i'll just say era. so stay with us for inside story. next the the had that there's lots of active whether to be found across australia at the moment is major flooding continues to affect to the northeast and there's more rain to come in. queens and not as heavy as what we saw over the weekend. you can see those storms and showers intense down pools. we've also got a number of tropical for my clients. most of them are remaining out to see because the one form in new caledonia. but it does remain

a very wet picture across the northern half of the country, much dry and hotter across most central and southern areas. do you have a quote for that southeast corner? if it's, if he's like melvin, as it has been in recent days and pub, we'll see the attempt to pick up before it dips down to the mid thirty's, the temperature coming up in melvin 29 degrees celsius. however, as we go into thursday, the temperatures are sitting pretty steady across new zealand. 21 degrees celsius and christ church a pretty fine day on wednesday. but there comes the rain slipping its way further north, across the south side, land, and remains very where to go south east asia. we're going to see some big bus of rain pulling into the philippines on wednesday. and that, of course, brings with it a flood risk the, there's a camera watching may. so i'm going to watch it. surveillance tech is key to sustaining

is rails occupation. you don't necessarily know who's watching you after training. it's felt deficient with intelligence, the use of a simulation object sort of, they have to control as you can then. so around the globe are very, very sophisticated at a i can collect them q, the palestine, the bar $3.00 on that. just, you know, a trade war between the us and its neighbors. a voted for now. president trump delays imposing terrace on canada or mexico. but not china. why see, pushing for the levels of those expense in washington afford to alienate its biggest trade partners. this is inside story, the

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