the, the, it is well says it will send a delegation to the hospital. so i'm extending the ceasefire inc. awesome. the i'm going to east of hoping this is out of 0 life from dave hall will say coming up . hundreds of civilians killed in syria is northwest as government, full seasons outside the regime, loyalists flights for control. another wave of russian air strikes on the east and

ukraine, at least 14 people have been killed. plus i'm jessica washington in china. we use unemployment remains. the challenge for the the fee is where the appointment is this office says a team must negotiate. this will travel to harbor on monday to try to advance goals and face via and comp to the exchange tools as well was to extend phase one, which, hama has projected capital has been helping to mediate the deal between israel and thomas. the 1st phase of the deal expires a week ago. there's no agreement on when the 2nd phase will begin. it's meant to lead to a permanent end to the will. families with these rated captive health and goza, all coating on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to move on to face to as

well as being blocking all supplies of food feel and medicine from entering gall. so since phase one and it's basic, good to become nearly impossible for people to get hold of all that on the affordable, most palestinians and gone. so rely on food assistance you in and all the agencies have repeatedly wound up. the risk of famine from the sellers has more on that is ready delegation for my mom. she's that because the is way to go from then on the palestinian authority of bonds. i'll just say we're from reporting from inside his route and they'll keep hard westbank. these rarely prime minister's office has released a statement confirming that israel will dispatch and negotiating team to the cost of the capital bill. how in order to meet with mediators to see what's going to come next as part of the ceasefire deal. israel says they want to extend phase one of the deal in order to bring about the release of as many captives as possible.

but without committing to phase 2, i must have said previously that this is a red line for them that they entered into this deal. that's in multiple phases in order to reach an end of the war. but israel has gone so far as to cut off all humanitarian aid entering the gaza strip for around a week. now, in order to put that pressure on how much the key to israel's demands. but nonetheless, there's still so much pressure on the is really prime minister from family members of is really captives or accusing the premier of prolonging the war for his own personal and political gain. they say that phase 2 of this deal is the only way to ensure the release of the remaining captive in gaza from the central jersey. oh, i'm a, a house in georgia and has moved from washington dc on the us involvement and the si, fi toltz. v you a specialized way to the meeting, stephen woodcock is going to be in the middle east in the coming days. and that's

because the us is very keen to see the move, but from things one of the ceasefire between israel and her mos, to phase to the us has very changed to a, in part get the remaining captives out of her mouse is control as well as to secure the release of the remains of those captives who have died during the more than 500 days, that the war has been going on in gauze up with cost is also was expected to not only be engaged as the as railways and homos start more negotiations and doha on monday. but he may also be taking part in ongoing side conversations in saudi arabia about trying to end the war in not the middle east, but in ukraine. it all comes as the us reveals that it has made direct contact with some us about the status of the remaining captives being held inside

garza. that is an indication that the us is willing to ignore us more a for bidding contact with what it considers foreign terrorist organizations, such as a mos in order to achieve a goal that it considers it central to its national security priorities. certainly getting the remaining capt is out of gaza is one of the ways the us believes that not only can the war in quickly, but can also ensure security for both is railings and the palestinians and gaza. rosalyn, jordan, elders, era, washington, the full european countries have come out since the push of an hour. the plan that's a big rebuild goes up from germany easily and the u. k. save you chip. sion roadmap is realistic. it includes a $53000000000.00 funds to reconstruct the strip. unlike the us presidents proposal, palestinians would remain in garza and be given that temporary housing. the

organization of islamic corporation has also endorsed the plan. the us and israel, the have rejected, is tara, our, of a resume, is in the southern golf. the city of call knew this whether this who left the families to return home to as the city of hon. unice has inside the 2nd largest city in garza, which right now stands in room. and so due to the is really military operations. of course, the stripe. we can just take a look on this, a building that you can see in the frame. absolutely, this is what's left of a palestinian house in con eunice, where this family who has survived the bombing now live among this ruin with no purple shelters. you can see no security and only late reaching them. this used to be the house. now it's badly standing with no doors new, no, no windows, and only a very delicate roof that might collapse on the heads. at any moment. this family, in fact, has been living and slight this from the building. and there have been exposed to

very harsh elements and the leading in there and then uh, we were obliged to stay here in this terrible situation because we haven't heard anything about the so called or construction. also, there are no tents available. so we have to cope with it and with what we have in our hands, there are no alternatives because of the blockade. and the closure of the crossing, they say that they are struggling to remove the rustle, and they are sharing the concerns about the humanitarian crisis that the soaring, they say that food is running out with a block to disassembly, rely externally or any sort of food that become find available, look for market that is threatened to run out very shortly here in gauze for disassembly. every day is a bottle for survival and they see that the humanitarian situation will get much for wes. this band has not been absolutely removed and will 8 will be able to

access the gaza strip in order to mitigate this unprecedented humanitarian crisis. target cup as an o. d 0 had eunice palestine, the emergency crews in london have removed the amount on that, carrying a palestinian flag from the tower. housing, nuns, and famous bo big bend, the man scaled elizabeth tower riley on sunday, and remains on the ledge below the clinic. cook faced, the 6th e now was emergency substance cooled and of the area surrounding the lounge. ball phones pulse with the you case, houses of parliament. now to syria, where the defense ministry says it's regains control of areas in the northwest, but came ones are attacked by flights as loyal to deposed, lead basha olive size. hundreds of people were killed in the most serious challenge to the transitional government. so 40, since it took power in december. the attacks happened in the port cities of attack . yeah, i'm tosses on the mediterranean coast both what i said strong how serious new

president says anyone who attacks civilians will be held accountable. russell sounds that reports from damascus. government forces in vehicles and parents will enter the costs of cities in northwest and syria. wants to the hot land of the also the president specialist that had been before the 2nd security office. some of the worst violence says default of the former reduce on thursday fight as loyal to us at katy. those coordinated attacks on checkpoints, security, convoys and military positions. security forces say they help was the fight this to the outskirts of talk to some of the attack. yeah. the government has imposed a curse. you close the rules through the area and sent in the force many, many set off for the most indigenous. i left the dis, convoys to support our brothers and the general security director it on the syrian

coast. any group that operates outside the law will be dealt with with an iron fist . we have them and how the this all of those of people civilians as well as for them and members of this said redeem. and the families took refuge as rushes him in . a base in the pack. yeah. many clutching the belongings with no of these plays to shelter. hundreds of people had been killed. the government says that most individuals involved in the shooting or civilians on the security personnel. but the rather on affiliated on individuals who have seems to be interested in the hold on to ensure the operation on the ground for full sits goals. the strictly forbidden the for all the forces on the ground to get into any civilian residents or deal with anyone who are inside the home in any way. the ministry of defense will begin evacuating the area of anyone not affiliated to the operations. anyone who disobeys things, orders will be presented to court the latest wayland has brought close to the space

of damascus. i live where he separated the government but i haven't been on the, on a lot of the challenge. those who based on division, what separation and d stabilization of the state to best because we have not been broken for 14 years, had the highest level in the capital of damascus. present the setup is the fighters to lay down their arms last week at the city as at the national dialogue and pliers and inclusive political process. but it's a complex process that includes the costs of the ation between fractions groups. this interest at terrorism has been a long time ago maintenance items that is predicted interest on times. i'll see why the price is that the new government on that i'm about shala's money to keep the space. and so now the site looks beautiful. they now using this phone, they need to respond to, so i really need to show the available job. but they also need to do so without aging the hour. the surgeon environments put it as

a major tennis for the new government and business questions about whether the transition process is involving or isolating these groups moving quickly enough to prevent further that escalation. this is sad that i'll just go to damascus. i'll hush sense this update from top this this is the can use 3 if this is the main streets of a tours and as you can see now the security forces are preparing to initiate a security operation older to proceed all these subs remnants and, and then a place where they refuse to disclose, but as you can see, that huge preparation so many numbers were assembled. and the also they, like minutes ago, a security source just told, i just, you know, i, that's a one person that was killed into was injured by a hitch and run a truck was conducted in the road between homeless and ben. yes,

that's why the security forces he and it's also was improvements and all the profiles of the at a cost spots of syria. there were some parts of c, r at preparing to, uh, looking after these security breaches and also uh, pulling up all these headphones. and as i said, they are applying this hedge and one sided, which makes, makes it very difficult to the security process to look after them and, and, and the, and, and, and to. busy eliminate a lot of hedge and just go the photos the a series of russians strikes on the eastern ukraine have kills that. these 14 people, a residential buildings were damaged and the attack and the don't that screeching in west and ukraine. some of the fist is following things, since washes invasion in 2022 is taking place in the region. and most of their says

it's full says have we taken 3 villages that ukraine seized and washed his cask region. charles dropped such reports from teeth. another night of death and destruction across the east and then some grain ukrainian on me says this building residential building is one of a number of blocks of flats hitched by russian drones and ballistic missiles in the town of built for p don't exclusion on friday night people have died here, a women, my neighbor from that department. and in the 4th block of the building to prepare the i had a population of 28000 before the war to because most people have played as russian forces have gradually advanced around the strategically important town of book cross, which is around 20 kilometers away. literally a napoleon or half of the building. so i found out completely, this is

a regular residential building. there were people inside us for the preliminary information. there are killed and wounded rescue is a working up the sites. they are fighting fires. forensic investigators a, documenting this cry, inch mazda of dollars a whole, the book troughs could stop at some of the worst fighting in recent months, the town is almost empty, and much of it completely destroyed russian full season out only a few kilometers away. having slowly advanced from the east and south, 1st of all of us, suddenly a few of us with a link to the nearby village to have a look. to shells exploded behind me. i'm concussed today. i think i lost my hearing. that's all for him. some additional motions, hopefully i'll soldiers will hold across. i want to be ukranian. i was born in ukraine and i want to be here. but if the russians occupy it, i'm definitely not staying ukrainian. soldier describes the challenge is the army faces trying to keep russian forces back. they keep shooting drones and god of

bones offline everywhere. it is clear that things are not changing for the be to on the for worse. you know, we hope that it will be over enough is enough. how long can one find? thing that we need to reach an agreement, it is clear that we would like the negotiations to be held on normal times, but no one can guarantee that to us a little more look, whatever, whatever. how's the bottles of bulk ropes grinds on? ukrainian authorities of cold for a day of morning because of the sheer amount of people killed in those attacks on nearby adult premier. ukrainian army describes the strikes which had multiple residential buildings as being one of the most brutal in recent times. charles, rep it out to 0, keith to the head on the, i'll just say a rough justin, true to set sound, is kind of describing this stuff. we looked at the 2 candidates buying to replace him, the mulch in argentina, women protests against a pond to remove some aside from the know the

had a lot of a let's look to east asia and things have tons more miles across the very north of china. and the korean peninsula now japan is set to follow suit. we're seeing some snow shell is however, across the north in places like a kind to on sunday, some west to weather trailing down to the south. but it is an improving picture here with the driest guys into the new week remains pretty dry for the west for shanghai will settled as well in the very south, with temperatures picking up in hong kong. and ty pays is that what the weather extending across most southern areas as well actually dry across the north type of just picking up across the region to code 15 degrees celsius. and we'll see that in mongolia with lumber time getting some relief from the bits of cold on monday. but

it comes back in on tuesday with that winter weather. and it's been very wintery across because it's done as we move to central asia. this was snow falling in el monte. we go to western waves, it's going to bring more of that on sunday, but it improves, apply monday with more in way sunshine instead, they'll be an uptake. and that wintry and wet weather from northern parts of pakistan and india, the heat continues to burn west in areas. and the rain comes back in for sure lanka on monday of the

feel watching out. just a reminder of our top story is this. our israel says it plans to send a delegation to toe hall, so cause a safe spot on top to release troops on monday. the 1st phase of the do and did a week ago with no agreement on when the 2nd phase will begin. serious defense ministry says it's re gains control of areas in the northwest that came under attack. my flight is low to the post lead up, i'm sure. on a size. it's the most serious challenge to the transitional government. so forward

states, since it took power in december, the russian strikes and ukraine's east and on that on hockey's regions, how kills at least 14 people most coast says it's full says have we taken 3 villages. the ukraine seized in russia's ca, screen ship to canada as governing liberal policy is electing a new leader to replace justin trees. oh, on sunday they will then be sworn in as prime in the same the days that followed with standing up to the us present the trump high on the agenda. she have were tons of reports now from also why on those competing to replace true to justin true though resigned in january this country deserves a real choice. in the next selection of to 9 years in office, the prime minister had become unpopular and been under pressure to go for some time . in the catalyst for his departure was the resignation of his deputy prime

minister and finance minister cross your freedoms. in december. he's the one of the 2 front brothers and the liberal party leadership election. i guess some people are really scared of canada fighting back the favorite though is not coming from a governor of the bank of canada, a governor of the bank of england, and the economic adviser to address intruder. i'm here to build the strongest economy for all canadians. the 2 of them are essentially trading on their credentials. chris or friesland is arguing that she negotiated the canada, us mexico free trade agreements, that she is an experience negotiator tried and tested in the political arena. mark carney, essentially a central banker. he is selling his credentials as someone who understands how economies work, but he has never had any direct experience in politics. well,

good morning. freedom says you look out for the middle call from tame the cost of living. however, if he's also president, has been 2 percent of canada's gdp on defense by 2027. she's a foreign policy hawk often attacking russian president vladimir fusion and a storage supporter of israel county is a relatively little about foreign policy. he says he also intends to meet the 2 percent defense spending go. but 3 years later in 2030, his main focus is presenting himself as fiscally conservative, but certainly liberal, the man who guided the bank of canada through the 2008 financial crisis. the bank of england through breakfast and we can handle the potential economic crisis. canada for is now over the last several weeks. very. ready main question, facing liberal policy vote is who has the best strategy to come from donald trump? christ you have freedom to is offering robust confrontation, mount com, a, b. com application of kind of this economic leverage. she ever time c l to 0. all

your knowledge demonstrations have taken place around the welsh to mount international women's day in the ukrainian city of hockey's. a demonstration was held to all the women soldiers who have died defending the country in the spanish capital women march through the streets, angry, a balance of decline in human rights. meanwhile, women gather dentist. i'm bold to protest violence against women, saying that not face in society, and indonesia, 100 small exchange. acosta coding for labor rights, gender equality, and protections. and thousands of motion argentine up to protest. president how the i'm in a is plan to remove the time. aside from the legal system, which is there a series of bo was that's, that's protest important status. the thousands and thousands of people here on the streets of when a site is on the suites that goes from congress all the way to the presidential palace. women extremely concerned about the in fact that they say, have you had

a malays of terry to plan a plan that the government says is being used to fight in place and will have on women's rights since taking office? have you have any lady has implemented this meeting of thousands of faith employees in shutting down the ministry of women's affairs, for example, where you talk to women here. they say that argentine is considered to be one of the most progressive countries in latin america, legalize thing abortion, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to be able for women to terminate those pregnancy because of lack of funding. also, the government has shut down programs to prevent teenage pregnancy, for example. and the lady took that show would be to remove the term from his side, which is the killing of a woman by a man. because that's for her gender. we will be removing it from the penal code with the lots of families that have come here to protest. many of the people that you can see here are relative of women that have been killed. and these people have

told us that they're afraid that the perpetrators who would be really so lots of concerns of the streets of the site. it's about what could happen to women's rights that governments have, have you had to be late? it's saying that feminism and argentina has been used for political reasons. i'm a big excuse, over spending and corruption, but women's here are telling us that this rather is necessary, that they've been fighting for a very long time for their rights. and that's why they won't be silence. i'm that they won't back down. there is trouble as of seat i went to side as well as me inside lead um mid around. still dick has rejects is a top quote, suspension a sub purchase. those that he signed of you this week, the link said he doesn't recognize both. he has to disagree on friday. he meds because a take the prime minister, a supp yet the only country apart from russia that supports him. the european union says that it is spending something more peacekeepers. troops to both me and hudson

covina as tension escalates, and the estimate can be divided broken nation. nina, subjects is a full month advise that you don't take on subs as pulls me is busted to, to funds. she says the intervention of the un peace and boy in both. yeah. is driving the dispute. the only reason why the homes instability, if you may call it that way, is taking place is simply because we have an a type of cost additional. or there, there was a or where, where the on the 4th of boston her to go all the now convicting daunting on 6 months in prison. but the headache is very, politically drip driven, and the whole trial was quite politically driven. adobe cause samsung for 6 months in prison, men simply because he was fulfilling his order. he signed the laws that were

adopted by the national assembly of the republic of service. scott: that was the reason why i thought i was convicted because consequently, cold uh for the full respect of the days and disagreements for the for respect of the constitution, dogs a position on the dates and disagreements and on the constitution is that the, these are not and ala carte menu, we need to bring the boss the back to the people of bosnia herzegovina. we cannot have somebody who is from the outside to continue with the neo colonial practices. i have to say to you of yours. it's in the mentality of the sir population to fight colonialism. we did it to the ultimate of fire, which we did. it's also gonna give you an fire. we did this with the nazis regime. so you have to understand that the mentality of these people is that you cannot simply follow the rules. imagine just the foreigner deciding to uh to suspense for 24 hours, a constitution this what, which means did it in the other parts of the,

of the boss didn't get to go out to south korea's impeached president unit. so you'll has been released from the prison this so far as the case has decided not to appeal a quotes decision to cancel. his detention june was impeached. and then the rest is in january on charges of insurrection, in connection with his decision to come marshal, nor in december. now, after leaving the prison, the president stopped his motorcade to greet hundreds of support as well. mcbride's reports from the capital. so extraordinary seems outside the detention center south of sol, west and peach president june. so if y'all has been detained now for more than 50 days, choosing to get out of his presidential motorcade and walking out of the gates of the detention center bowing in the direction of his supporters,

thanking them also expressing his gratitude to the court. this follows a court decision on friday that holding you in detention was unjustifiable that he should be released. the prosecutor's office has decided not to appeal against that so that his legs to his release now from detention. but this is by no means the end all his political adults have legal lowes and he is now being prosecuted for leading a rebellion for this short lived in possession of martial law at the beginning of december. that's a case that is ongoing. also, we have had the constitutional court, they have now finished that hearings and then now deliberate to go with that decision on whether to uphold the impeachment of that part of you by the national assembly. we could have a decision on that within the next week, rob mcbride, i'll just say a rest. so a job creation is a critical concern. as a china,

as use unemployment remains a persistent challenge for its economy. china is set to see more than 12000000 new graduates into the jump market this year. jessica washington reports from shanghai on the challenges. young people face and trying to find flag and cities around china. jobs is like these attractive visitors from move to the country. so yeah, we mainly want to hire college students who just graduated so we can better train them if he's older, his family may affect his work. one of the 2 of hunters is to june. the 21 year old computer science graduate is staying with his uncle. he looks for job in the capital type thing, and i have applied for 30 or 40 jobs in the past of 6 months. i found some work in my home time. i worked in the supermarket and as

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