target members of palestinian homes, groups the look on the pool, some uh, 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 thing and 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 told stop the houses, their cutoffs prime minister mom had been of drop on being just them off bonnie's in be vote. during his visit, he met with lebanese president joseph hour, and he says katara will continue to support lebanese institutions and work on mutual projects. after the government has been forms there hold or has more from beveled of the cost of the prime ministers, the latest for an official 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 for forms. 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 it. what's, what's the last thing i wanted to do was crazy governments, independent 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, set up for their element 0. they still ahead on algebra, the us president moved to dismantle and agency overseeing american age programs of on the well, that's a key talk security with serious new transitional leader as i'm it also i makes his 1st official visit to and crap and sport to pay

a responsible for doing this finds out his punishment to test coming on the had a lot of that high pressure is a dominant feature across europe at the moment. so there's lots of dry and settled weather to be found across most central areas. and we'll see that trend pickup for the northwest. yes, it is looking a little bit breezy with some showers in scotland. but for bruce and an island, we all seem to win to sunshine. some bright to spells here now that would hold will turn cloudy, and cooler as we go towards, we can but enjoy it. now there's lots of sunshine as well for the south, west of spain and portugal, with temperatures. switching in the teens. temperatures are above average, across scans, anavia, where we're seeing some wintery features come in. so no way,

winter, we features a rule. so the dominant factor across that southeast corner was snow coming in to, to kids, went to weather, pulling into cyprus and eastern plots of the mediterranean. now we'll get cooler across that southeast corner. if we haven't looked at an correct. well, we'll be at about freezing on a thursday was snow expected on wednesday, so a cooling trend towards the weekend, it's also looking cooler. across the northeast of africa, we're expecting temperatures to come down in places like cairo. and there's the west to weather, affecting northern parts of africa on thursday. the algae 0 goes beneath the waves with a team of women determined to say that we all share the same responsibility. we need to do something amazing, are using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior. we can monitor them for

their mobile photos and behavior. we're able to help their new environment when they mix science, dolphin sanctuary on al jazeera. the latest news, as it breaks for the display of palestinians returning to their homes in the northern part of the prep is the 1st to says boards rebuild their sat or live with details cover each dwell fluids, medical supplies, and the building materials offloading. and so because a spread view and says that must have needs remain from the heart of the story. they nice admission says almost 70 percent of buildings in the gospel strip have been either damaged or destroyed the

. the 3rd and you're watching the news are on now to sierra reminder about some stories, israel's foreign minister of any minute. now, as arrived at the white house, the tops with us prizes, and donald trump, the next stage of a ceasefire deal between these red and her mazda and the future of casa, are expected to dominate their discussions. president trump has again proposed pushing policy is out of cause i want is being rebuilt. time rejected 5 out of syrians and neighboring countries, egypt and jordan. these are in the army, says 2 soldiers have been killed the entire year in the occupied westbank and of shooting out a military check point. 8 others were wounded when a gunman opened fire. he was shot dead by his really forces us funding for some of the walls. forrest country countries is facing an uncertain future that the size of trump administration's plan to fold the us development

agency into the state department appears to be taking shape us secretary of state, marco rubio announced that he's taking control of us aid and accused the agency of insubordination u. s. t i d managers about $40000000000.00 of annual assistance to more than $200.00 countries. but trump has put a 90 day freeze on its funding, forcing thousands of programs around the world to shut down. to discuss this further, when i joined by rachel bonnie sales, who is a senior fellow at the center for global development. she's live from washington dc . rachel, good to have you with us now. interesting me on like a lot of, uh, president trump, the executive orders cutting for an aide, funding sees of public support in the us. i just wanted to ask you 1st about the legality of this decision. is this legal under us law legalities of it are complicated. there are a few different issues at play. so one is the aid freeze itself,

which runs into several complications. one is the impoundment actresses about whether the president can unilaterally decide not to spend money that congress has appropriated upon. the 2nd question is about contract law, about the specific agreements it has with its implementing partners. these are both complicated questions that are currently being litigated in the courts. we don't exactly know the legalities here, but there appear to be at least some legal complexities that might hamper this effort. long term. there is another issue though, related to an ongoing plan to the administration, has expressed about their intention to dismantle usa id and to fold it into the state department. this is pretty clearly not legal under current us law and would require congressional action to do in a legal way. okay, now a lot of people, rachel, portraying usa ideas, a bastion of excesses. can you just tell our international audience a bit more about what usa id does and what the stopping their operations mean?

what will be the short and long term consequences of that? and so as you start in your introduction, us areas spends about $40000000000.00 every year and they spend on a variety of different types of programs. so there's quite a variety of, of different types of things are funding, but some of the things are funding our core life saving assistance for some of the most vulnerable people around the world. so to give an example, us food aid. so this is both in kind aid, and sometimes i'm working through the world food program that's about $5000000000.00 a year of us funding. that's reaching over a 100000000 people in countries all around the world. so some of the people are displaced people, they are people in the force countries on earth are people going through the droughts? other us, 80 funding is funding malaria control and funding h i v a and drugs for people who would otherwise die of aids or for children who would otherwise contract aids during birth. but they are, these babies are not because of us the id,

interventions. so these are just some of the core programs that usa ideas funding all around. and we've worked at the top of administration. officials say that these live saving program. some of these live seating programs that you've just described won't be affected by this cut in funding. and we don't yet know how this is going to play out long term. it may be the case, the trump administration ultimately intends to, you know, maintain the funding, and the congress will continue to appropriate it in the short term. however, this aide for use has frozen everything, including the life saving programs. now, we are glad to see that secretary rubio has issued a waiver for some core life saving programs including pep far. the problem however, is that even though this weaver has been issued because all of the relevant us, 80 staff are not able to access their building or their systems that the financial systems are down. that waiver is not being translated into the operational guidance

and steps and you to actually restore funding. so despite the fact that this waiver has been issued, most of these life saving programs remain completely frozen. right. interesting to talk to you about this, it will be interesting also to see how it unfolds. ritual bonsfield, senior fellow at the center for global development. thank you for joining us. advisor. not to sweden way. please say 10 people have been shot dead at an adult education center. the attack happened in the city of or bro, in the south of the country. police say they believe the attackers among the dead. the 5 minister describe the attack us, of course, my shooting and sweden's, this. we always all set that boot tall. today we have seen brutal, deadly violence against completely in this whole past. this is the worst, my shooting in swedish history. we are still missing lots of onset, so that will come a time when we will learn what has happened, how it could happen to what motives may have been behind it. let's get the latest

we have allergies here as full re send stockholm pole. what more have you learned about the circumstances of the shooting as well? felt like the country still very much in shock after hearing a few hours ago with that instead of just 5 people injured as early as seemed to be the case that was at least 10 killed more in a hospital at least one of them incredibly seriously injured we're not hearing much else since then. over the details. we're getting some, some witness statements from some of the students and teachers at the school, talking about people, people fighting for their lives. people hating the floors as gunshots right now. and we heard from the police that they believe that they, a silent is dead. the optim blog at newspaper in sweden has reported what it says as some details about him, apparently

a 35 year old man. uh they say they've spoken to his family. they say he has a psychological problems and is essentially and kept himself away from his family, a lone wolf type character. obviously that's all the information is yet to be confirmed by the police. we shoulds paper about it from again on tuesday morning, but sweden very much in shock cuz he said this, the west incident of its kind in history. we've had a lot of crime shootings related to the guidelines in sweden, but nothing like this whole. thank you for the update. that's bull reese live there in stockholm. 5 people have been killed in a russian strike on a town in the hockey region. the nissan ukraine. at least 20 people were injured in the attack, which damage a residential block and out of buildings in the center of is you. the regional government says russia use a ballistic miss. hi. audra 0 is a mom con has more on this latest attack from ukraine. scott, that ok,

the attack took place around about mid day, a russian ballistic missile was fired into a series of administrative buildings. these are office buildings. this was the middle of a work day. and that tallies with the kind of injuries and reports of death that way, hearing now the attack has been condemned by ukrainian human rights organizations who say that this was a simple attack against the civilians. now harkey region has been coming on the serious attack. the last 2 years from russian ballistic missiles and drug and strikes as well. and that's what we think of air strikes across to ukraine overnight. so i'm 67 as strikes took place in volvic, ballistic missiles and drones. i cite some 30 of those. what actually intercepted by ukrainian at defense is wrong con. how does there keep serious entering

president on that? all sharaya is in turkey, is capital ankara, shot and present for ship type data on a val talks to discussed serious economy and security on car a want securities fight is a long serious border to lay down their arms. the syrian democratic forces that supported by washington has rejected the turkish demands in it because they're really forced to micro on a warm welcome in and cut out by turkish presenters or type ad drum to model shara, the transitional president of the main syrian administration in his 2nd diplomatic visit the rhodes. since assuming the office will show us tool to the doctor's office rules focused on economic reconstruction. security and stability is a key topic. and discussions was the presence of kurdish fighters in nor system syria. the y fi g dominates the ceiling democratic forces, but the turkey i considers the y p g, the silly enough to do the apple. curtis, some work or spicy, which designates as

a terrorist organization put in in because they don't, we discussed the steps to be taken against the separatists. terrorist organization and, and support is occupied, northeast and syria. we are really to provide the necessary support to syria in the fight against all forms of terrorism, whether it is the p k, k or dice. we have problems that we are with them in the context of the control of the camps in northeast and syria. you further to get into the safeguard serious territorial integrity and push for the disarmament o the y p g in exchange for the support of the new serial leadership and postwar reconstruction efforts. whiting an anomaly of mine. we're working together on the remaining major strategic post photos. most importantly, building a common strategy to confront security threats in the region that guarantee prolonged pace and security for the people of syria and to key. during our meeting, we discussed the outstanding for us on the syrian so and it's northeast. and we've

also discussed the importance of international pressure on his ro for it to withdrawal from the buffer zone in southern syria. in accordance with the 1974 agreement on craigslist searching itself as a key player and then the syria stepping into the void to left by iran. former present assaults main regional back her. the scrolling turkish influence risk trigger rivalry with gulf erupt states and where is this concerns? and israel for all sure are restoring. central authority comes 1st, make the y p g, a secondary concern, unless they threaten security as the ethical mentor most them up, it says they see the central is they should not order nami withdrew key key to help rebuild syria. much will depend on how these negotiations unfold. so you have to solo, elza 0 on cut out of the united nations is calling for the reopening of gomez add

port in eastern democratic republic of congo to allow for desperately needed medical enter. mattie terry and assistance m $23.00 and i lied rebel groups of taking large parts of a city on tuesday to declare to cease fire for humanitarian reasons. the un says 900 bodies have been recovered and many more are lying in the streets. somebody's golf in phase the figure is much higher around 2000 kathrine. so he has more from level b and 53. and it's all i say that the reason why they declare that fire 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 on the government has said time. and again, the not going to engage or to do anything involving

a m 23. and they believe that such declarations are just a p r a. we also know that the government has deswartz and say that the 2000 people died at that. so i seen him go my that's a huge number. so right now we have a house with at and t is collecting the bodies and barring the dead in mass graves. many people we've spoken to lame wanda. they see one that is it is the gates of life. 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 the issue can be resolved. cathy story auda 0, seen a head on algae 0 this daring, so you'll see get calls if the endless dies,

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a 10 gain bed without pay over this fine of incidents fine. hoffman of the minnesota wild slammed the head of also as soon as fluid stood smell on the ice. we start the suspension is the longest for on us. conducting the initial since 2018 select size. use this leak with 5 days to go until the super bowl. the facilities have already started. so the new orleans, as they launched a opening night, kansas city chiefs called back patrick my homes and east philadelphia, eagles council pol jaden, who it's from that up to the price on what is traditionally known as media de fence hope to catch a glimpse of your favorite places it seems as super then, amid an audience friendly spectacle, she saw, i mean, to become the 1st sided history, to win 3 super bowls in a row of eagles hoping to avenge defeat till they were opponents 2 years ago. i'm so appreciative of where i was drafted and the team that i have around me and i know that it's, it's especially run that we've been on. and so every time i'm here a media night or on this football field and the super bowl and but i appreciate

those moments, but you never know of your last one work really hard to have this opportunity. so to do it and be back 2 times out of 4 years garden. this is very special. and some, you know, the goal is to finish. well for 51 primitive demolition of men just especially on sunday. also most attention now turns to a must win match against new costs and in the english leak up semi finals. on wednesday, the gunners go into the 2nd leg, got some james's fault framing you causal to know the right mean to go one step closer to the 1st row feet in 5 years. it's, it's all false against the side themselves looking for the 1st piece of silver way in nearly 60 years. but management make out how to use the momentum from that victory over the challenge next to the service of final wembley. so we know how big that is and you config felicia way. that was that the game gave us when i got to

see to the amount of that. ready did it on this side, that is uh, you know, again, that is, it goes competition reading. and so a final. so then i give you the, i will of the console window has shuts across, europe's major football leaks. and it's meant just associates that have splash the most cash just they have to salvage something from what's being an on the policy using the sofa. the champions who currently sits within the premium be completed the january window by signing nichol gonzales from tulsa for around $60000000.00. he follows a raft of big signings, including obama most will just have a $17000000.00 fee to race for approximately $57000000.00. and $42000000.00 defender of the court data, who sunroof, we've also joined this window. so let's put the type of january spending into a bit of context for you, man. so the spending more than $220000000.00 this window that makes them buy for the biggest spend is in fact they spent nearly as much as all the other premium.

the teams combined with the other 90 insides full, came out around $240000000.00 in total. so these efforts through although some behind chelsea's reco january spending 2023 of the $350000000.00. you might remember they spent 108000011 on ukraine when we kind of moved to all hello every taken top spots in the asian champions to the west. that thanks to a full one. why don't think it'll be rainy and club for surplus. malcolm, and you all tend sellers, is to go to the saudi side sullivan, the study added to himself because the system is full blown fast, but by then it was too late. the radians or county outside the last 16 qualification places. oh the giving themselves an extra charge of joining the old enough food and all who low in the round of 16 of the defeating from 50 son.

one know, so have some concept started outside of the topics in the west region, but a decisive go from so johnny subsidy is a mistake and we have the campaign and looked at them up into those qualifications spots with one game list. and very rudely for these reasons, struggles aside as a b chang, g, jane to win in the opening round. lots of them open root blend. bed one on the 2 mattress this year with a little bit of a to m e costs. the chinese lane, straight, strict scale russian one, this one, but he hasn't one on the to us since may last year. and we finished with some very moves over the grand canyon is mex, mental perform something that he does the endless sky dive the gym and jumped out of a plane and his wing suit before re attaching himself to the plain 3 minutes later . it's potentially a spence he could do without ever needing to land. okay, we'll wrap up the full to 92. 20. thank you very much. we're going to take you straight to the white house. now these are the latest pictures from the oval office

where these are the prime minister is meeting with us present. donald trump, the system into what the options and we have steps to go yet as you know, and maybe those steps go forward and maybe they don't. we're dealing with a very complex group of people situation and people. but we have the right man. we have the right leader of israel. he's done a great job and we've been friends for a long time. we do a great job also. and i think i think we have a combination that's very unbeatable. actually. the wait a minute. wait, wait, wait, wait. where is that person? where's that person coming from? come on, go. you good day that they're not really sure what happens. what ever happens you will be prepared to handle the situation

for the know everybody is the man they want to. you know, that is piece one piece. we want people to stop being killed. everybody wants to saw. so to get the deal done. yeah, sure. why wouldn't the deal have done to do can get done and we'll see what happens . we're dealing with very complicated people, but a deal can absolutely get to see what happens. weaver and also take credit for the hi. this is the fire deal. what do you think deserves work? i think the president trump great force in powerful leadership

to this i for i appreciate center. very good, i'm sorry, is up to and you know, i'll just tell you, i'm happy that they're here and i'm sure the present is up to you that are here. and i think that's about the, what about the is really press taking the press conference. it is the use of board going forward with i support getting all the features and meetings all includes disjoined, how much is military and government capabilities, and making sure that the casa never poses a threat to us.