ascertain union summit, but with historical injustice and land restitution high on the agenda. will they engage effectively on conflicts and human rights concerns on the continent? follow the african union summit on out his era. the hours from release to mass will hyundai, with 3 is rarely kansas on saturday morning as positive goals, a ceasefire agreement in return 369 protest in princes and detainees will be freed from his randy james the territory. and this is al serra di, from also coming up, building a new life among the ruins of northern gods. we speak to the palestinians. families forced to live in a cemetery. the 23 of the bonds london found rebels to enter the strategic city of

the causes, the eastern democratic republic of congo, us vice president, meets your training the. this sort of message. lensky is called for security guarantees before peace to show the the 6th exchange of his rarely captives by putting in prisoners and detain easy seems to take place within the next few hours from us on palestinian islamic jihad haven't named it. so good coachman alexander, to font off on a hold of the captives to be released as part of the cx. 5 deal. all 3 of you is very citizens and the taken junior october 7th attacks in return is rarely set to free. 360 non protest in christmas and detainees most have been held in his very

presence without charge subsidies exchange or take the number of palestinians released during phase one of the seats far more than 1000. and the solitude reports now from jordan's capital among us because he's really government and the palestinian authority has been dealt with here from reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank affords within is rarely media indicate that israel is now negotiating for phase 2 of the deal just a day after a spokesperson for these really prime minister denied that israel is starting any of those talks with all the uncertainty in phase one. it's important to note that these negotiations according to is really media, have a primary focus of how to release the remaining is really captive, still held in gaza. not necessarily toward ending the war and rebuilding the palestinian territory on saturday. how much is set to release 3 male is really captive is all of them do all nationals. but there hasn't been any sort of confirmation from israel about the continuation of phase one to begin with these.

earlier in the week, i must have said that they are not going to be releasing the captives accusing israel a violating video by not allowing critical humanitarian a to enter the strip in the form of caravans mobile homes and tends to house palestinians until they're able to rebuild their homes with none, the less these really prime minister had said that if those captives were not released on noon on saturday, the war would begin. but how must release the list of names and those captives are expected to be released early on saturday, from the center with them just need all, i'm. it's what the spot exchange bank bank calls, the israel is still being accused of locking much of the desperately needed aid from entering the strip. garza is government media office says it's informing mediators of any violations buying as well. and then it's waiting for it to abide by its spot commitments. convoys carrying mobile homes and heavy machinery have been waiting for is where the approval from us describes it as a breach of the ceasefire agreement. i mean,

monthly reports now from the southern city of con eunice with more on the release of palestinian prisoners and detainees in the mind. going to 300 for this read palestinians give knob and detain it from evacuation centers or from schools or from hospitals from their homes in the past 15 months. this has provided policy with a sense of relief, a sense of hope that the ceasefire is going to stand in despite all the challenges within the past. the 3 days as there was a suspension of the release of the hostages. met with the challenges by the is really side coupled with very intimidating a statement by the us, the president who suggested that by a saturday afternoon deadline. all hell will break out here in the gaza strip. that has a frightened people and give them a sense that the words coming back to cease fire was the threat of collapsing and the my being pushed back to the same square of mass going and mass destruction. the news hasn't changed to mode and give people more hope and more relief that the fees

fire will continue. they are also a wide believe that this will affect the entry of a but so far what we're seeing is the same amount of aid we've seen in the past weeks. and since the beginning of the ceasefire more of the food parcels and more of the basic necessities, but we don't see many of the basic essentials like the truck simple. those are the solar power panels. the powers in areas that are much needed right now. the many tents that needs to be live in to help people to support their existence at this difficult time of the or whether it's changing as we're sending people they need to be protected, need to be worn and needs to be in proper shoulder. but that does not happen, it is expected to happen as soon as the captains are released. that's how the city and the prisoners are released. the from is really jails and is really detention centers around me. korea is a distinguished public policy, started at the american university of bainbridge, he says a ceasefire. it appears to be back on track of the days of tension. the sole is

fragile. you never know what my disrupted, but this was the most significant tension that we've had in this situation before since it started. and the fact that it was overcome, i think, suggests that it's going to happen that the policies fire is going to continue. the really tough part is now phase 2, when the negotiations will have to tackle these rallies fully getting out of uh, gas. uh and um, the power sending and starting to plan to rebuild and deal with other matters of coverage and things like that. but i think it's going to go, go ahead cuz everybody's benefiting from it. the only person who really wants to not to go ahead is nothing at all for his personal incumbency, but he seems to be overpowered by the american desire for the ceasefire. the skill of the country and egyptian negotiators on their on their insistence on getting

this done on the desire of how much on the palestinians to have the ceasefire continue with palestinians. families and northern guns are trying to rebuild the nice wherever they can of the israel's destruction. if the neighborhoods in ruins one of those places is somewhere that was never intended for hesitation. either him or kelly, the reports was symmetry and sure to yeah, to the east of goes to city it's hard war. but now that i'm with him with these, the round 20 families inhabited 20 tents and this a graveyard. and to make more space for the living. now there must, this are the dead mountain, but on the model on a fed, what can we do? because it is destroyed and all the shelters are overcrowded. we live here among insects, among the phones, with the dead. a series of basic existence. now, cherry space with rocks and shattered graves, stones sheets, blankets,

and fly in and all this and many people who have nowhere else to go, realtors, i see in the upper or so here as you can see, this is a child whose father was murdered during the war he lives with us together with his mother because they couldn't find a place for themselves. so the mother came here to live with us and she's a cemetery. our suffering is massive. the formula for life here is simple and brutal. have enough children not to freeze, find enough food for your children to starve. and it takes its toll on those forced to endure a mattress and there are no bathrooms, no place has to take a shower. we don't have food, the rains, it does have an a. my daughter gave us a week ago and there is no proper place here for her. we live on the bodies of the dead. no one cares about how seen ends in gaza or in a kind of level call between war and peace between this and life. some have no

choice but to wait and seem to reuse for whatever tomorrow might bring, but was so many killed in the last 16 months. my supervisor is a graveyard now. playing with a really just the wrong guys, a city. how does fine this un peacekeeping compound that has been injured in protest? i bet routes international airport as well as supports us set fire to a month you in cost of the blocking the road to the airport there, protesting to live in these governments decision to block and the rain in civilian st. from landing the earlier the week. the cool media site, israel and threatened to from the, at, for software accusing around as part of using it to smuggle funds until $1111.00. these government says, has been informed by the us studies really troops will leave villages along the border to comply with the withdrawal deadline. next week. however, they say that is where the troops were made stationed in strategic positions just inside lebanon. santa hold, the reports from barret, of the lebanese army,

has been moving into villages along the southern border. as is ready, troops pulled out it's part of the ceasefire. deal that ended the war between hezbollah and as well in november with the help of un peacekeeping troops. 11 on is expected to keep, has beloved away from isabel's border as well. claims that still hasn't happened. and it is why it wants to hold onto 5 strategic locations, just inside lebanon. after february, 18th, the deadline for its troops to withdraw. israel does not trust entirely de new political leadership that has come to power in lab and on and wants to have the last word in the implementation of the terms of the ceasefire. and therefore, it keeps mate and keeps presence on that to return it. in order to surveil, isabel has already missed an initial january deadline to withdraw. this doesn't help lebanon's new leadership, which is trying to extend the state's authority under the cease fire deal. it is

also required to disarm hezbollah, which was the most powerful actor in the country. the smartest thing for these released to do right now would be to end definitively the issue of occupied territories. get out 11 on as per the international agreements get out of the ship of farms and northern has just an end this issue and allow the lebanese state to fully try to control. and to then also disarm hezbollah and envoy from the trump administration was inmate last week. morgan ortega didn't use the word withdrawal, but re deployment. when she said the us was committed to the february 18 deadline. i say fire has been in place like november, but it's really strikes what the army called has the military assets continue, and they are not expected to stop even after is ready to leave 11 on israel has made us we are. it believes that service agreement gives it the right to act

against what it considers immediate threats posed by hezbollah has the last fighting capacity has been effected by the war. but it continues to try to project strength through its supporters, along some stretches of the border. they're seen driving with the groups flags in the message of defiance, but there is a new political order in lebanon and the ceasefire deal is not. it has been less favor center for their eligibility to build the front and back to m. 23 fights. this event to the because the capitol of south cubic providence with democratic republic of congo. earlier, they captured an airport in the nearby town of cousin that the airport is critical to supplying the deal sees only which is being supported by the indian forces to revo. so rapidly gain more territory often taking control of going about 2 weeks

ago. catherine saw a husband for them. developments from kenya's capital nairobi area. she spoke to us with a fine please is speaking to uh, commanders of em to do 3 who are on ground. and they say now they are in the process of just to securing the area more picking up that area. we know that the army was trying to protect because i left the area a while back. we also know that says the government officials, who are a call who also left now already as you mentioned, um empty too. and its all lied uh to the airport. the main airport in cowboy movies. uh, that's about to 35 uh 30 kilometers away from because uh that airport has a military base. um as well, again,

um the military that was controlling the airport to the left without a fight. now we understand in the look for the last 3 weeks or so that cuz some of the soldiers are a bit disappointed about what has been happening, particularly in go where many of the school just was killed. so they say that they do not want to engage because of the grievances that they have. now what all this means is that now and 53 has the control of south q n or keeble. we've had vast mean it will, it cost to do also has a control of a lake q which is a very important route where the empty tray can now get the supply in and out the 2 cables. so very strategic development right now,

especially when it comes to an thank you 3, we are gaining more, a territory us. and then this lady is a direct to the advocate provo at the center for strategic and international studies. he says the fullest because it could significantly escalate the conflict. it is an important on the development. now that because he's about to fall, it is a big, big deal. but the question is not so much that they control both area. and the question is, what is next? this is not the 1st time the m. 23 has done this kind of incursion. we will remember that the ems plenty to has come to the region before meaning ne, particularly. but it means other 1000000000 in the other the billions in the region . so the main question 2 days ok will cover falls, then what do they continue to march down to 0 and soft cable?

or do they take a hold of the 2 provinces and just stop there? the problem is taking because who is now really, really raising the n t? because blowing the just next door and wound the as heads, troops in the congo. warranty is bilateral agreements with d, r, c. and booty is in very times relations with whiskey. charlie. so this means that the conference is about to escalate. we don't know in which way. so what's the head on al jazeera breaking campaign promises with the cut, why? the price of x best, it's an old time high in the us, the higher temperatures trying to improve across northern china,

full career as well. we have got type of just starting to pick up edging tools, double figures for the time being, but never fly pressure outs. into the east china seas, a keeping it lock, the settled, but notice sickening cloud that's gonna spill its way out to central china. and it's going to run over toward shanghai punches, way out into the east, tennessee, and eventually push across the key issue. a good pots of southern and east and one shape. so you'll see some what to where the coming through here, where it's at double figures the for japan on sunday, off the 7th, the night stuff, the beijing idle side of the cell. but notice o 2 degrees celsius on monday, north west, when comes in, most the effects, most of winter hasn't done with us just yet for the south drive down towards the south of japan, be some pieces of price still lingering there across central is southern areas of china, some right across a good pa, so the philip piece of lobby down pulls up the tools and result in particular. scattering a shout was around bonia to usual shout was there at the end of nature. pushing up across them like an inch lift southern pumps, at least,

but not really any showers in the full cost of india over the next couple of days away from the fun was around the foothills of the himalayas future. i was just scraping that way further. bracelets and notice is warming up behind the or the the,

you're watching, i'll just say a reminder of the headlines now. the 6 exchange of is rarely caps is for putting in prison isn't detained, easiest you to take place on saturday. i'm asked his name, the 3 campuses to be released from casa and return. israel is set to free. 369 percent of students is rarely still being accused of the missing the aged supplies that interest vestry authorities in garza say. their informing mediators of daily violations says it's a breach of a ceasefire agreement. democratic republic of congo runs in fact and 23 levels of into the city because it's the south chief of trumpets beyond group had earlier talk to the airport in the nearby strategic town of, of the you and the secretary general antenna gutierrez,

just called for an end to what he describes is a dramatic suffering of a soothing. these people i say is i hope, the month of ramadan approaches, social circles for an end to the flow of weapons. this comes as a suit of these armies making progress and its fight to regain control of the cotton and the permanent 2 rapid support forces. the minute treat kept to the major bridge, connecting the east to the capital to the south. well, 22 months of fighting. instead, dawn has led to widespread destruction and misery amongst civilians on the spot regional mediation efforts. there's still no clear path to peace. how involved reports from the city of so not in the southeastern, sit down to the conflict. and so that is nearing the to your mock. and the fighting is as intense as ever. the army has the games, most of the positions that have lost a year ago in the southeast, some states of to 0 to not. but the bottom of the forecast to use is still the

raging despite significant gains by the army. the part of me to set it up and support forces to control some key positions, including the central market, the presidential police at some of the southern, at the west, the residential districts. it also controls pulse of the central region of come to find most of the western region of thought for and be seating the army edits, allies, and the city of and fashion of the capital of north thought for the war began when these 2 men fell out in april of 2023 general lived with adoptable. hon is command of this with these armed forces at the head of the national suffering to console. a coalition of civilian and military officials that was leading to the dentist position to democracy. following the removal of from a long time president the amount of the ship in 2019. how much time does that go to also known as the committee, is the head of that off and support forces upon me to the group that was formerly a component of the army. him, it was a bronze deputy,

but he accused the behind of links with it, but she was movement and followed to remove him from power and patch the army of loyalists. how did, how can i be able to hon? i will be hon. you will be tried, you and those who are with you the people would bring him to justice. i called on all the people as to don and the on the movements to stand behind the armed forces to defeat this rebellion in the fighting and polluting about followed has left the country's capital in ruins, and led to the depths of tens of thousands of people human rights organizations say the out of sift has carried out extrajudicial muscular and ethnic cleansing, especially in the city of janina in west dot for they say that a and the duction of ghost is an ice in conflict areas that you, it says the conflict incident has caused one of the wells west humanitarian catastrophes with famine confirmed in the mall just displacement competing dot for last august and looming in other regions. an estimated 11400000 civilians help you

as far as from their homes. by the conflict, the 1000000 refugees in neighboring countries over 8000000 internally displaced, 90 percent of them, women at should sit down to 3 journals. neighbors save a one to this conflict. 2 and these efforts were made in cairo. a did the or the sub about geneva and i'm sweat. but all have so far failed both the army and the out us that say they want to talk. but his coffee had sound conditions unacceptable to the other side. both still believe they can achieve total victory on the bottom to feel how much one does. yeah, the city of so not so then they've been tense exchange is a free speech in the future of ukraine. on the 1st day of the munich security conference, us the vice president, teddy vance, accused european nations of limits in the conversation allegations that have been angry, rejected, or diplomatic. get it to james base reports from munich. the munich security

conference has for mold in 6 decades with a place where the transatlantic alliance between europe and the us has been sent to stage. but less than 4 weeks off the president trump took office. there's great tony's. and the recognition the world has changed. probably permanently because there is a clear attempt by some to build fee as of influence competing visions of the world. although our leasing, leading to a more transactional approach in global affairs and europe has to change to thrive. in this new reality. we have to be smart, we have to be clear about what is ahead of us of the claims president. low to me is a lensky. this is a time of real uncertainty. instead of ation met with both of us, vice president j. d. vance and secretary of state, marco rubio. with strong suggestions ukraine will have to give up the territory its

loss to russia and will be allowed to join nato. earlier in his keynote speakers to the conference, the vice president didn't focus on ukraine. pitching out instead of european leaders, who we said was said to ring free speech by labeling it disapprobation. and we're targeting groups on the political for just the threats that i worry the most about . visa, the europe is not russia, it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry about is the threat from within the retreat of europe, from some of its most fundamental values value shared with the united states of america. there is a broad recognition that trumps approach even more transactional and forceful than in this 1st to may change the face of international relations for ever. well, it's a new style, no doubt, addressing your of we have to adapt to dash that new style. and we should

conclude that these to us does not execute each rower as it was for each man. then we have to be able to protect ourselves. we have to invest much more in our own security. at the end of the 1st day of this annual event, complete dismay perhaps sums up the sentiment of many of the european delegates here. it may not be an understatement to say that the state of transatlantic relations between the us and europe is now the most french all its being at any time since world war 2. james space alger 0 munich. then go to it and is a partner with prism a strategic intelligence investment advisory firm with extensive experiencing russia. he says you must respond quickly to the us, which is rapidly influencing global political changes. that there is a shift coming around the world. 20 years ago, we lived in

a unipolar world where america, not only was the dominant military and economic power, but it's controlled a lot of the global institutions as well as the leading class. but we are in a world where you have multiple economic goals and increasingly, and particularly with the rise russian and charter, again, you have different military alliances and grades. you can like to watch this, such as the bridge nations. so you're getting that out is creating a great a cost for the united states every year to maintain that global warming positions. and so i went out see, within the united states, serious state democracy retreat from mac level position and focus on the immediate, you know, the american contents and this withdrawal from york and essentially side to you. you need to look off yourselves. now i think people are way out there and say that the teams necessarily not to be reading and debating and discussing it. but they do want to styles that the world is changing extremely rapidly. that's doing it

through social media and technological change. but they're also seeing my original like circumstances. so for example, my generation may not be as well for you raise these likely not to be as well for you as my 1st generation. so i think you the deeper level of people on the style. but they may also see that a lot of the mainstream policies in the united states and europe doesn't necessarily have a clear office with these problems. a full tens of 1000 for testers have taken to the streets of serbia versus students have been leaving the anti government protest across the country. it's a monitoring accountability for roof collapse of the train station in the same, but it's $215.00 people, anything, corruption, leading to poor construction standards, all the collapse the goal of this is to make our institutions work so that we stay in serbia for some kind of harmony to be made for people to simply live with loved in this country. all my problem bill, this is

a real deal. i've been here since the beginning, day and night, helping and doing as much as i can to help us go a tree. hope that one day this country of us will become a normal country for the institutions will start doing the job. i love sylvia was born here, and i want to work here. unfortunately, because of the regime is it is that is impossible. a spanish coast guard vessel has rescued 64 migrants of the canary islands. the migrants were transferred to a port on the hunting doesn't grand canal. the spanish orleans are struggling to absorb a searching migrants mainly from modest cynical america. more than 2 dozen democratic members of the us congress, the urging the president donald trump to tackle the rising prices. eggs from campaigns on the promise of bringing down the costs of groceries for average families. as well. rentals reports not from the census. the price of the eggs is cracked all time records up 50 percent in a year and rising faster than

a save re. souffle grocery store owners are scrambling right now. we can't get any organic. we can't get in a cage free. we can't get any brown in for consumers. it's no jo, they've reached from $6.00 to $8.00 for just even like it does. and that was even. this is last robbery. mama is daughter diner in fort worth. texas uses $90000.00 eggs a month. they're raising prices. we're going to have to put a surcharge starting this weekend. it hurts. everyone has the customers, the big man, the little man, everyone in between. bakers and cook say they have no choice. everything that we made has, like the big batch of sugar cookies. there's a dozen eggs, you know, i know the rest. people have 6 pounds of eggs in it. and that, that says breakfast sandwich over here has keeps them legs. it wants to blame and flew the h 5 in one strain has been spreading far and.