the maybe my voice will be heard spring to our love seeking justice for the victims of fantasize. this week i'm d, w, the, you're watching the news live from building fighting between his the law and he's rile, intensifies, big round carries out more a strong so and by routes south in south it's off to, urging residents to leave the attacks. follow a balance of his beloved rockets into northern and central is route also are coming off. we take another look at the last dates agreement on financing, made it to you in climate, somebody and as a buyers on nations of most of honorable to climate change, describe the terms of the to you as an insults the

hello and welcome to the program. i'm jared read. israel has launched a wave of a strikes on southern bi russo according to live in the state media. they were no immediate reports of casualties fighting between israel and to live in these militant group has belie, intensified on sunday, and then 11 east capitol has seen heavy bombardments earlier. the is riley, military said head, but it has the last slide around 250 me solves into central and northern israel, some of which were intercepted. several people were injured every site in sounded in areas of central and northern is right. and this is the damage caused by his beloved then roger of rockets launched from living on his riley image and see what good said several people. but in did

you know the volume and explosions around the state for city to what is one of the main cities in the center of his rent? the apartment explained empty is the model. it's the rich to the scenes. phone 6, the people that the need of the treatments and i'm evict versions of what's going on. the other side of the front in lebanon is the warranty added strikes, continue to bound bed with southern sub ups. the lebanese army said, well, no foot. so judge was good and several others can judge. and then is riley a tech on a military post. near tire is right. it says the incident is being reviewed entered, so patients are directed against his beloved and not the army. the latest develop and came during a visit by the european union's foreign policy teeth to say it,

but is to live in on the card for more pressure on both is right. and his full law to reach a ceasefire deed and place to place financial support of 200000000 euros for the lebanese army. we see only a possible way ahead. an immediate cease fire on the full implementation of the united nations security council resolution, 17 or one as an immediate and she moved can use these via bite or part. this is the rise intensified bombardment. what were the last 2 weeks and his beloved lead us to drop at that tax go inside the signs of progress in us lead cx, 5 dogs, which one was believed split dean has been following the story for us from tel aviv . he gave us the latest earlier. oh, yes, well this little,

this is one of the most difficult days for the home front in israel since the beginning of this. so these are really so last year we're seeing the aspired more than $250.00. because the general says the midnight last night, and this has reached the areas like kids to leave, and they also the shuttle area as well as the upper gallery on the we certain gallery, which means that there's a lot of intensifying their attack. today again is ready, territory military sites also tells in general, just a short while ago was that half an hour one more time besides, were heard in the video on, which is most of that. so it'll be as a result of one surface to surface. the missile that was intercepted by these radio force, the but the other missile the was far in the wrong. it's a residential building in the country, which is a little city and village,

and the waste bankhead, from sources that they are reckon so that there's some people were wounded, but i'm not sure whether some people were killed as a result of that is also one person what do you want to do in the, the book or to get away earlier today on the some others will? so when did, and the why does this part to work? that will be there this afternoon, which means that it is clear that the law wants to prove this equation that they have talked about in the past couple of days, which is a root central the. yeah, every time that is all hips, the area, do be the area and there will be an attempt to reach the any of it until a b. that's what we are see happening at today. also, the court is continuing to test against the yeah, the saw in some of those baby boot. and um, we can see also from the ports in level to the ground operations also intensifying . going to expand the and the some reports are also talking about the to reach and

go live on the river in the eastern part or eastern front in that population. so let's take a look now at some other global news headlines after the 1st round of romania is presidential election. exit polls show and nick and nick raised the most recent results. so the pro pro russian candidate, colleen gill guest grew slightly ahead of the pro. you are a prime minister macho to like, who, if neither receives off and divide, the election is set to head to run off. poles have closed, and you're a guy's presidential run all if you, i'm a new all season growth. broad funds, broad front coalition of less leaning policies, guides the biggest share of device in the 1st round, but failed to read a majority of arrow delgado needs the governing stand to ride conservatives. timing to remain in power for just in switzerland have thrown out government plans to expand the national most of y network in a referendum just as

a high rejected schemes that would have extended 6 highways campaign to cite the result is a victory for the environment they want more st spending on sustainable transport like cycling will disease you in climate summit has ended with the last minute agreement to provide $300000000000.00 annually by 2035 to help the most vulnerable nations deal with climate change. while some delegates supported the outcome of the comp 29 negotiations and as a by john others said, the funding fail fall short of what's actually needed. developing nations and climate activists believe a minimum of $1.00 trillion dollars per year is essential to keep the planet's temperature, average temperature rise on to one and a half degrees celsius. i'd like to welcome had a honda now the national coordinator of climate live usa. she was named a key opinion laid on climate and hills at cop 272 years ago,

and we're happy to get have use on comp 29. now we'll come to dw, or just 1st of all, i'd like to get your thoughts on what was a grade in inbox. as yeah, thank you very much for having me. i appreciate it. now we know that what it was agreed at fox, who was in agreement with the quality of the agreement matters. so we ended up with $300000000000.00 of climate finance. but we know what was needed was one trillion by 2030 and 1.3 trillion by 2035. so do we have a patch? sure. do we have some measure of agreement that signals hope that the world can work together on the climate? chrysler? sure, but how we fall, immeasurably short of what's actually required to contend with the impacts of climate change on the ground and enable developing countries to transition away from fossil fuels. i would say probably not. and i think that's the source of a lot of concerned in consternation among colleagues after emerging from this conference, realizing that actually filling up those climate finance conference is going to be

even more difficult than we thought it would be. let's talk a bit more about about this question of money, because we've had a lot of comments on youtube and the last day saying that this money is a complete waste. the risks being lost to corruption. what would you say to people who hold these types of use as well? i would certainly not say that it's a huge waste. i mean, let's take the example of the united states, which is certainly a developed country. so it doesn't quite fit into this paradigm of climate finance mean discuss about the comp conferences would take for example, hurricane helene, which impact in north carolina so devastating we this year the governor in north carolina came out and said that that damage amounted to around $53000000000.00 and that's from one extreme by their disaster and a developed country that frankly has the resources, whether it's sides to muster them or not to actually contend with the impacts. so think about all of the climate change, stripping disasters occurring around the world in just this year. and then think

about those projections for the next 10 years. i mean this climate finance is essential to deal with those challenges. in addition to allowing developing countries to transition to greener economies where they don't always have the resources to do that. and i completely understand the consternation around corruption and i certainly would not want any, any of these dollars to get in tangled into that. but i think it would be throwing the baby out with the bathwater to say that we don't need climate finance at all. now, as i understand you specialize on the impact that climate change has on hills. if we look at this particular aspect, what did you hope to see more of in, in the comp 29 agreement? yeah, i'm really glad you asked that because i think that has actually been a price for you. the bright spots of the car conferences. we saw last year, for example, at cop $28.00. there was the 1st ever dedicated health day in the by where you saw health ministers, healthcare practitioners convene and aimed to be a part of these kinds of discussions. and we see we've seen that only math by cop

29, and i think that's ever so critical. and we try to imagine how can we connect the climate crisis with people on the ground really make our messaging, crystal clear? not such that people think climate change of some esoteric and that'd be list concepts that suited up delegates are talking about at a conference, thousands of miles away, but actually relates to the here and now and to everyday life. and we, when we look at, for example, extreme heat and how heat ways are becoming longer, more frequent and lasting for greater duration of time. we look at other range of health impacts there, especially for instance, on the elderly. we think about stuff like, you know, tropical cycle ends increasing and intensity and leading to potentially water board diseases and dr. brenda disease transmission. there's so many ways, but the climate crisis, impasse public health directly. and that's the way that i think we can get more involved in that price as altogether and i'll handle thank you so much for your time. that was hand handled, the national coordinates of climate live usa. thank you. thank you very much. i

appreciate it. i as well finally, not thousands of people gathered in the hearts of india as capital daily for the annual pride parade. they were calling for equal rights and raising concerns over the countries restrictive laws in 2018 india supreme court today criminalized homosexuality. when it struck down a colonial era long since then guide, people have seen that slowly progress towards the quality, but the court has refused to legalize the same sex marriage. india is l g b t to passed. community is hoping that attitude will change marching to the beats if they're writing drum. thousands gathered in india is capital delhi for the annual l g p t key plus pride event. or it's all good. i mean, a lot of things. so many people have been living their life insurance with other people that they can do. there are a time to celebrate and also

a time to close the saw, the equal rights it. is there anything equal to be gain? and this is 2018 when the supreme court over through outdated laws against homosexuality and expanded constitutional rights for gay people. but last year, the same quote refused to legalize gay marriage, which has been a blow to the community. that was all right, we will achieve it many here feel like the quotes, decision perpetuates to stickler against gay people in india. we used to be a business group. basically we just demand freedom like i think we have our constitutional rights, but society is still not able to accept us, so they do not. and there is something very wrong just something to you because of the because the same sex marriage is not allowed. people can not introduce

their content to the assembly or the other, some people not able to get admitted because their families allow it. does have to face cases that can say i'm the supervisor and we don't want that. you've seen 6 made it easy to equalize. everyone would be happy gay, right, scripts and india, se then not giving up the demands for gay marriage despite last year set back watching dw, and using as a reminder of our top story. israel is carried out more strikes on fe, routes and stuff inside beds, often urging residents to leave his block controlled area. the attacks come off to his to launch nearly $250.00 rockets into northern and central each route. several people were injured when a residential building was he's in the city of now, how are you? coming off after a short break over a 1000000 land mines remain in the ground in 3 blanket. we joined women on the

front line holes get in the mind, the usage that's up next on the closest is more on d, w dot com and on social media at the w use. i'm garrett great in building. thank you for the eclipse. someone else to the cd. hi, lots of selected for you. you every week in your inbox. subscribe. now i think the forward is twice think ahead or was outside the box on your but always remember to think for yourself. we all had to sign was incredibly like this is a very good.