7 percent every weekend on dw, the, this is the, the news line from bell. it is really ami says of the hostage release is on the way to israelis half in return to israel was more about to be freed by hum box. the police of the 2 women raises a further hopes of an extension of the sweet spot. just as before, that release free is railways are killed in a shooting in jerusalem. a most plans responsibility after the attack of opens find

the a bus stop. during morning rush hour bus, the 28th climate tops opened and one of the wells biggest oil producing nations 70000 delegates, lobby ascend activists descend on divide. how realistic our hopes that delegates can agree to push the global economy away from fossil to plus the presence of russian for a minute. so save a lot of rough spots. the boy called at the o. s. c. e summit in scopes several members of the east west group stay away overall in the i'm good, how about is welcome to the program. these really ami says how mouse has released 2 more hostages from gaza. more hostages,

i expect it to be released to the course of the day. the freeing of the 2 women raises hopes that the seas 5 between israel and tomas could be extended for an 8th day. and this comes just hours up to 3 people were killed and more than a dozen and wounded in the shooting. in jerusalem. the security camera video appears to show to attack is getting all of the cost of firing up. the militant is in this group how boss has planned for sponsibility for the shooting. is way the government says the boat palestinian suspects was killed at the seen by 2 of duty police officers and some civilian germany. the us and others have designated tomas, a terrace group. the now that's the bringing the dw correspondents on the i can trim i. andrews. i'm telling you what can you tell us about this hostage release? you know, we seen this late this afternoon is also a video footage now of the hand over the 2 young is really women. one is to do

a nation, the french, a national, a 100 over a from, from us to the red cross. and we understand from the military, there have already reached a is ready territory where there are no being boats too hot to room at base and then from there to hospital. and then there will be reunited, which at the time of these. so we understand that more hostages are expected to released over the course of the evening. and this is all part of this extended to steel. that was actually in the last minute this morning. it just showed you be before 7 am with the truth was about to expire, was actually extended for this period for another day. now have moss has claimed responsibility for this morning, shooting in jerusalem. what impact does this have in jerusalem on the ceasefire?

what at this point in time it doesn't appear to have, has an impact on the truth or on the release of the hostages. but of course, we have to be very cautious the site this for days that it's a very complicated process of very upfront you, i a situation and of course all eyes on. now the attention is extra to extend this uh, pause and fighting. we understand that negotiations are under way for this and that is also certainly um in the uh, the attention of the visit by the us secretary of state visit uh by entering the blinking who is in the region. uh, hit just set down with he is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. they also stressed again it's important to release more hostages. and also that of course, to choose is extended. but he also said that, you know, it is important to take into consideration the civilians and dogs or their

protection and actually read out set that the protection needs to be taken into account in a southern java before any military operation could take place. and that's an indication that there is a lot of concern as well, that if this choose would not be extended, israel might, again, you know, will, again actually has to have said, resumed war. and we have 1800000 people in garza display as many run to the cells. so this is a major concern and all the attention so focused on extending this choose for the all correspondence, tanya claim, a, in a jerusalem, the thank you very much done. 17 ty, nationals who have been held hostage by the minutes. it is the most group. how mazda in gaza have arrived back in bangkok. the group is among the $23.00 ply. hostages who have been released from gaza. 9 remained in captivity. ty, citizens from the biggest group of foreign nationals killed or kidnapped on october

7th. 2 w's guild mottoes went to the to you'd on tani and north, east and thailand to meet some of those people who are affected this. this little girl and her grandmother have just had the best news. the girls father was one of the 10 ty hostages. recently released by him us. this house is why he was in east royal. he paid for it with money or there was a hidden home ma'am, how much the house was, almost finished out. everything was paid for rent and my husband was installing the bathroom when we got the news, our son had been abducted. so we stopped everything until now, like on the retail lock on level returns just a few days after the tech. he's home and he's safe, but con, sleep without pills. he was walking in the poultry farm near casa and october 7th.

how much terrorist attack to go to insight, how he's to have me several times to me. i'm not going to do it and cut me in the head tactic. why haven't then i grabbed the knife and broke it up for work. a o'kahn a caught, we kept providing for a long time. me down until i lost consciousness. that me ended up on my heart, give me a call. now he's recovering back on the family farm. despite his injuries, he says, working in israel was, was the risk he earned about a 1000 bureaus a month there 4 times the time minimum wage. the poll that kind of money exhausts is clear here that we don't on the labor department. many of these people are applying to walk up real numbers down a little, but our expect is to pick up, sue, around 3000. the locals are still working in these royal. i didn't quite salary.

they get abroad is so high. even if people have higher education, many will still choose to work abroad and work on pharmacy that might be a nickel mobile in the middle of which he got his salary. this woman's eldest son was one of those working on a nice riley farm. he was killed in the home also tech. his younger brothers also working abroad in taiwan, sending money back to the family was hopelessly honda newman. no. i don't want to send any of my children abroad, but we have no choice that come with that were for farming family here. and if they want to go, i won't stop the one the cool i'll. and despite his experience in these royal, we tell our gun level mis thinking about going abroad again for work. he started building a house but has no more money. and no job here. you'll likely leave again for work, but says next time he'll go somewhere else. i notice on the other stories that i'm

making headlines around the world today us, prosecutors have announced the charges against an indian national for plotting to assess the night. the prominent seat activist group had one thing come on in the us in the regards upon as a terrorist. us officials said an unnamed indian government official had hyatt, another man to carry out the killer. searching people have reported the died from carbon monoxide poisoning off for fire broke down to as a hostile in a monte and colored stone. almost 60 other guests managed to escape the place which began in the early hours of thursday morning. the cold, some 5 remains on russia. supreme court has effectively outlaw old l g, b t q activism, off the label, labeling the community and extreme his group. the judges approved an application by the justice ministry which argue that authorities have identified manifestations of

in the extreme is nature in the international eligibility to united nations comp $28.00 climate conference has opened into by governments all preparing for 2 weeks of talks in hopes of an agreement on phasing out fossil fuels, iraq, or 70000 participants are expected to attend over the coming days. but there's been criticism off the host countries, the choice of demand sharing, the talks as they had to the summits venue. the control over see over the choice of the host is not lost on some of the participants. the united arab emirates is one of the world's top oil producing countries. any picked up and oil executive to preside over the talks that we are here in dubai. and one of the largest exporters of fossil fuels in a country that's really relying on fossil fuels. and we don't want to shy away from

that truth. and that reality, we think that this is the right cost and the cost to be calling for a phase out of fossil fuels and centering a conversation on what adjust transition away from fossil fuels looked like the cops when the president brushed of criticism, same climate action would be impossible without all companies taking part. speaking at this um its openings so done, i'll just bear said the world has reached a dangerous cross. roads on the way is deeply proud and the home button to be hosting cop $28.00 at the pivotal time. and this terrific kind of became for prime . it's actually we know, as you know, the gravity of this moment. we feel as you'll see, the urgency of this what? yep, the like in the sense of urgency is exactly what politicians around the world have

been criticized for it to send to men shared by many activist attending the talk some way i hop in this the main change meeting we took last. we've got 2 small option at 1st, very important segment changes. it was really well of the purchase agreement to use the house called the 2 week summit, the largest everett climate gathering. while the un says it could be the most important level meeting since power is 2015, then nations agreed to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees celsius. but scientists weren't that the planet is running out of time to achieve this goal. with this year being the whole test on record, the report plays

a on is as that's music into by and uh, i awesome if the growing size of the meeting is sustainable. the well, uh, i think a lot of people, the conversation is the weather. uh, as a 70000 people come here mondays. uh, things will be done because like we've heard in the report, would they be more action downward or more would that action? we've seen in all the conferences where promises have been made and some of those pharmacies have now been kept us presented to developing countries. so for a lot of delegates the here today, the liquid notes of finance solutions for awhile and seeing that's policy me cause i called the call, but with the 8, with the find lost in solution that would help reduce global warming. do you think it's realistic then that we have a real outcome? some real progress at the end of called 28. the world,

i mean, cold has to be got in a good 14, according to some delegates. as you may know. 2 1 and i agree, man has an irish today about the such a novel loss and damage, schwann, and old. so we've already seen some countries, especially in germany. the u. k. u was japan, they're united up and married flows and money to the loss of the damaged one. so if one has to go by the 1st day of the, of these talks, then maybe it would ending in good faith and, but again, we have to learn about dance, you know, 12 days ago. now it's also process of taking place outside the conference venue. that's what more can you tell us about that? yes, in in the morning. some begins, most of the women put up for tests outside the venue. the rece fine

is a piece can be what we were asking for. and what the, asking for is that the current policy on and around while she sees the div that's eating hobbies and we, i'll give you a few minutes are on food for to the health of upside is and so that has been the calls. 1 it comes as a surprise to some people because the leaves are very strict with what for test l d v t. right? sometimes you have protests against government and find protest. any form of protest as is bad here. so it was seen by some people have to sign a release that at least a what are we seeing on the cops, you know, activities coming out to raise their concerns. we can also see that here, but he has that's what happened. and yet these, this morning douglas plays back in a do by many cents. i've been related news

colton. berlin has ruled that the german government failed to do enough to meet its own climate goals and trying to load judges set the plan, but it will show its coalition to cups c o. 2 emissions of the transport and building sectors did not meet the necessary requirements noise they had forwarded officials to adopt an immediate program to reduce emissions. the government is expected to appeal to language because it comes a day before the german chancellor travels to the top 28th, find that summit into by 100 side and dw chief political editor. we say look, who's not told us more about the proceedings. a yes, this is a morning by hi, regional quote, funding bug. it can still be overturned by the next level at the same time. it's a very important key routing because it is essentially telling the government that's and we just talked about not the 1st steps in terms of climate change that has to go the full way in terms of its own commitments towards saving it. t c o 2

costing downloaders emissions. and the routing hit relates particularly to the building on transport. 6, the government for the cost to use sale to meet as own targets by millions of tons of c o. 2 emitted. and here the cost is saying these are some commitments and the needs to be an ad hoc program. so essentially the government has to spend more money and has to do it right now to cut those emissions in this particular 6. the where's the government had tried to avoid having to meet individual targets by sector by essentially saying, we'll do a pro program and we weren't differentiate. the court is bringing the government back to its initial legal commitment to now this is it a novice, legal set back in the 2nd after a court ruled that the german government cannot transfer the money from the corona

con dynamics, that's list left over from that fund. into mobilizing the german industry, what was the reasoning of the constitutional court? who decided that, as if there's a certain irony here? because then we'll have sorts of demons or just sol as 65000000 euro hole blown into his budget planning. because germany's constitutional, the highest quote, it says that the government cannot use funds it's, it's basically we directed a from, and funds give marks to basically deal with the pandemic and to towards climate change. so he was told by the highest court, you can't use this money for something else, and you initially said it's money that was never dad, this is who that so that time he wants to take on. and at the same time, now you have a pretty high regional court saying the government has to spend more on ad hoc moses. so the government is very eager to now demonstrate that account put together

a budget that would be thrown out by the quotes. so this gives the regional quotes morning quite a bit more weight because the last thing sorts ones is using more credibility about keeping to his own promises. me very briefly, please of what's expected from the government. the appeal of this decision? well, it's expected that the government won't appeal at today. i was able to speak to someone close to the german songs and said they have still assessing the scope of this. and this is relating to proceeding that is currently in the upon with in the bonus tag. so it is legislation in the making official, this reading will play a role. all chief political editor, mr. cooper. the thank you very much. me saying the ukrainian government is still waiting for his allies to provide more than that craft like f 16. find the address to help in the fight to take back territory from russian. for now,

the army and the air force have to make due with the equipment that's been flying since the soviet era. is that because my son to match up with a helicopter cru ahead of admission in east and ukraine of the flying lo, that's so helicopter crew survive and the open spaces of eastern ukraine. they approach targets at high speed, a sent to get an angle, fire, and get out in the field somewhere in the east. we meet the crew. their m 8 has been flying since the agents pilot yvonne tells me it was not really built for fighting push. if we're lucky that this helicopter is multi functional and that we can use, it didn't come back mode or that it was designed to primarily transport troops, cargo and wounded soldiers. now it's kind of attack any positions. they've welded rocket launchers onto the sides. the block, this is

a block of unguided air missiles with you can look right down into the can you read? this is a caliber c, 13 and missiles like these are used to hit ground targets and you cannot expect an accurate hit from them or to know what the main damage comes from debris when it flies. from what as a, that's a good one. yvonne has flown 100 comet sorties, which he says is not very many, but he knows what he's risking each time he takes to this guy has ukraine's army says this is them shooting down a russian helicopter. yvonne could suffer a similar fate in his m 8. it only has armor plates around the carpets. everything else has exposed. even the fuel tech. the danger is ever present. so those are we have to get used to it, no matter how scary it sounds so fresh during the starts deployments. sure. and

there was anxiety, there was fear. but with each time we took off, i became more confidence in the army and the air force have lost valuable aircraft . they're hoping to get f. 16 fighter jets promised by western allies. sure. but successfully achieve what our country expects of us. it's necessary to use all the possible tools available. that's why they're talking about these planes so that ukraine can finally gain air superiority or at the moment. the fact remains that the enemy has more serious forces in the air, the what they lack in equipment in technology. ukrainian pilots have to make up with skill tactics and bravery rushes for a minute so. so a lot for off has made the rad periods on the european diplomatic stage, facing his wisdom critics at a summit in the north macedonian capital sculpture for the organization,

for security and cooperation in europe. that brought invitation to a spot, some backlash with ukraine's diplomats refusing to attend the event level set the 57 member o s. c e, which links countries in europe, central asia and north america was on the brink of collapse. a slab of speech came off to star criticism of russians on refrain in the summits, opening reminders to ship it to the disposal again in germany. it has not boycotted that a meeting for our minutes. the babel qwest rush out of trying to destroy the organization . it just as he dispute the russian governments to serious game is and has been to destroy organizations that stand for peaceful coexistence and cooperation with its brutal war of aggression against ukraine. and we will not allow that to happen. yeah, we some the w brussels, the chief i sort of phenomena is at that o s s e conference. and early i asked her about the fiction that was caused by level of attendance. a yes indeed,

a lot of friction and there are members of the organization such as ukraine, of course, poland, and the voltage countries that are boycotting this meeting here. because they say that they cannot sit alone. one table with a foreign minister of a country that invaded ukraine, that stands accused of war crimes, and that is the main sweats. today you are p and security and had of this meeting. they also said that they expected lab rough to use the stage here to spread pro russian propaganda and dad is actually to be honest, what he did during his speech here at the meeting, he accused the cd to boy o. s. c, e of being a vassal of ne, till he accused the western political leads of a rotating themselves to themselves, the right of the masters of the destinies of mankind. and he also said that the

western sanctions imposed on the kremlin and russia because of the war in ukraine. they have only one goal as he put it to bring down the russian economy. and those are old lines that to you here every day, from the kremlin. so he really was using his speech here to, to use some talking points that are a russian propaganda. so what does that it will mean for the future of the organization can be both see whether this crosses to well, the jury is to out on that i would say. and we heard from the german foreign minister on the board back book, who was accusing rush of trying to destroy this organization. but germany was among the members who were in favor office sitting down with love ralph, because they say that the disorganization is based on consensus. so you need every

country on board for this to avoid ports to decisions. they don't have a budget that they need to feel important jobs and for that they need to rush it. however, with his appearance here, the russian foreign minister doesn't really show that it. russia is interested in continuing to engage. and the o. s. c. e. o correspondent, i found a phenomena the in scope here. thank you very much for that. some of the irish singer songwriter, shane macgowan has died. he was 65 he was best known as the frontline of the folks punk band zip codes. who's 1987 single fairytale of new york, still a very popular truck played every christmas against death comes off a long period of ill health. the single head struggled with both alcohol and drugs

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