u. n. office and the capital bank called called for an end to military, val and a return to a civilian government. also, in the anniversary, the military leadership extended a state of emergency. and mars armies facing tough resistance from revel fighters and a lions of ethnic on these launch an offensive against the government 4 months ago . and the military has lost control of several towns and cities since then. tony chang reports from the border with time act a doing on a hillside in east a man in late january the far as crack let's with the sound of gum. 53 is owned. mazda military has less control than the day it launched the crew right now, that it is already military doesn't control, you know, most of the country, at least 75 percent of the country, especially the border area. but the presence is still built in kind of states ethnic to any forces. i'm surrounded government trips in that basis, but i'm challenged at power, not hillary to stop them from being over, run frivolous sizes and ci

u. n. office and the capital bank called a cooling for return to a civilian administration in neighbouring me on law as the country monks 3 years since miller street to power the leaders that have extended the state of emergency . on wednesday, the ministry has been facing tough resistance from revel sizes who intensified a tax on on the basis on post in october. let's get more and this we can speak to tony chang. he joins us now from miss say, a village on the highlands for that with me. and i'll try to get to see you. so it's been 3 years now. a 3 is from that ministry to how to things stand in me on well, because it appears neither the army. oh, the ethnic forces seemed willing to back down as well. that had been the position very much for the last 2 years. then the towards the end of october we saw is offensive insurance today, which is behind me here, which really made a huge difference. 3 of the income is joined together and what was called the brotherhood. the launch started going off the s

u. n. human rights office to close the the, the weather brought to you by visit. how low they will have a look at the weather for north america. and just days after the snow dropped was broken in new york city, we are going to see more of the white stuff over the weekend. but it is looking much clearer. the on friday, a week storm system will push its way further east, developing reading some very heavy writing to the south eastern states. eventually bringing some of that snow through to the east coast. you can see that new york city expecting to see a light snow, at least on saturday, the return of sunshine on sunday, but as suddenly a cooler field should be around 6 degrees celsius will be seeing is 3 the through the weekend with the weather coming back into the west coast, you can see the heaviest rain pouring into northern parts of california a winter ridge as well to the mountains here that with weather running up towards western parts of canada. and the development of some wet weather across the deep south is going to pull into northern parts of mexico. cool

she everytime see, i'll do 0 washington. venezuela has suspended the activities of the u. n's human rights office in the country and ordered that staff to leave. the move comes out to view an agency express deep concern about the detention of a prominent venezuela activist. let's see a send me go, has long been a vocal critic of the military and prosecutors of no accuser of treason. rights groups are calling for her immediate release. mexican truck drivers have begun a nationwide strikes, demanding, better security on the roads. the protest organized by the attack drivers group as close disruptions on at least 9 major highways, driver. se lawlessness on the roads has led to rise in robberies and extortion and is causing the depth of one or 2 trucks truckers every month. the mexican government called the strike unfounded and unjustified, and said positive negotiations had no been disrupted. activists of storm the canadian finance minister's office, demanding climate laws, the banks they stay just stayed in, in the 1st year freeman's office in toronto. although she wasn't there. green peace activis

venezuela has suspended the activities of a u. n's human rights office in the country and ordered itself to leave. that's off to the you and agency expressed concern about the detention a permanent activist but also your son miguel. the decade. she's been a critic of the military man in the rough ever thoughts. the venezuelan government has asked the un human rights body to close its offices in get active and ordered staff to leave the country. not a political. the boulevard in republic of venezuela announces its decision to suspend the activities of the technical advisory office of the united nations high commission on the human rights business with us foreign minister, yvonne deed accuse the un staff of having an attitude violated of the united nations charter obviously that could be uh, but uh, it has an office created to collaborate technically with the state in order to improve and to optimize human rights protection and venezuela. but it has now been instrumental liked by the extreme right wing opposition, but i'm not part of minus what i like the expulsion follows the detention of

u. n. 's human rights office in that country and all of that stuff to leave. that's off to the u. an agency express, deep concerns, every detention a permanent activist, but i'll see you assigned together for decade. she's one of the critic of the minute, treat me right. but that reflects the vin is willing government has asked the you when's human rights body to close its offices in get out and ordered the staff to leave the country. not a political. the boulevard in republican venezuela announces its decision to suspend the activities of the technical advisory office of the united nations high commission on human rights business with us for administer, yvonne deed accuse the un staff of having an attitude violated of the united nations charter. so if we see that could be a but uh, it has an office created to collaborate technically with the state in order to improve and to optimize human rights protection and venezuela. but it has now been instrumental liked by the extreme right wing opposition, but almost the force of minus what else? the expulsion follows. the detention of luc

u. n. c, military and office as a recent medical evacuation coming, but was also stools buys very full, says for several hours despite prior coordination for all staff members and big hills with the east rating side of the story, the forces blocked the w h o l. a convoy for many hours the moment it left the hospital, the east really military forces that the certainly military forced patients and stuff out of ambulances and stripped all kind of medics of that close. 3 posted erect christmas society. paramedics was subsequently detained. although that personal details had been shipped with the east really forces in advance, while the rest of the convoy stayed in place for over 7 hours, one paramedic has been released and we appeal for the immediate release of the 2 others and all the detained. so personnel will get more from roughly a little later in the program. well, the us president joe biden says that's an agreement for a temporary staffing garza could be reached by monday. and as part of it, he says, is well, is ready to hold military activities during the midst of the month of ramadan, w

u. n. c. mandatory and offices recent medical evacuation con boy was also stalled by his ready forces the several hours despite prior coordination for all staff members and big hills with the east really side. these really forces blocked w h. roland conroy for many hours. the moment it left the hospital, these really military forces that the certainly military forced patients and stuff out of ambulances, and stripped all kind of medics of that close. 3 post dinner at christmas society. paramedics was subsequently detained. although that personal details had been shipped with these really forces in advance, while the rest of the convoy stayed in place for over 7 hours, one paramedic has been released and we appeal for the immediate release of the 2 others and all the detained health personnel. this with erica bozer, whom is live for us, and rossa and southern guys are on the phone downtown. so is where it was only blocking i'd getting into guys are the real. so targeting people trying to access the little food that has managed to get through, can you just explain to us just how tough it is for peo

offices calling it sli--u.~ . , ,, the president's offices calling it sli-n-uf ., ,, ., slip-up. of his assessment _ slip-up. what is your assessment of his assessment of _ slip-up. what is your assessment of his assessment of the _ slip-up. what is your assessment of his assessment of the report? - slip-up. what is your assessment of his assessment of the report? it - his assessment of the report? it found no criminal charges were warranted, but the damaging part is how the report portrays president biden. they called him an elderly man with the poor memory, especially when it comes to dates, saying he couldn't recall the years he had been vice president or even when his son died. he showed some anger in his response sang his cognitive abilities, saying i know what the hell i am doing, i put the country back on its feet. 50 hell i am doing, i put the country back on its feet.— hell i am doing, i put the country back on its feet. so how damaging is this to his presidential— back on its feet. so how damaging is this to his presidential campaign - this to his presidential campaign

u. n. d u n. are also expressing alarm israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to rude out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground attacks. oh, just as the congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. some of the data, the norwegian refugee council told dw, that if and evacuating a rough was ordered, there's nowhere else for people to go. there are very few options left for people to seek safety in gaza. nowhere is safe anymore. over 1000000 people fled to gossen with moved into gaza on the basis around the roof on the basis that it was a safe zone. and people there are kind of king and are really scared about what is to come, because there are no options left to them to

u. n. nato. ok, but so we know grad offices, liberal values have not extended to russian speakers. but on this level, the democrats on the one hand freedom and democracy on the other, they started this division, it to be honest, dealing via the push to build up with the step by step of the show 1st. but they bind education in russian. everything have to be in lot for you. and then came, the policy of divisions was really near possible, but there is no unity union yet. many here in double sales would agree. most people only speak russian in their day to day lives. and the vote for pro russian local politician, russia itself is just 120 kilometers the way showing. so these are all ready to be to crane against rochelle, re present western identities. yes. some feel it's so pressure from the government in rica. see if we lose, you go down to the people here, say that they aren't happy with the political regime and that's that you like the russian president. then preventative and administrative measures take place in to me about things and the other administered to, you know, don't ask

u n. d u n. are also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax. oh, just as a congestion in rough has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major pop you nation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed relief supplies. the family of a 6 year old palestinian guild, who had called rescue was the help 12 days ago. say she has been found to date and read job was trapped in a call with the bodies of did relatives. after they had tried to flee gaza and came on to fly. 2 paramedics from the palestinian red crescent, went to rescue him. they have also thing founded your organization released footage of what it says is the band out ambulance. it has accused israel of targeting. the ambulance is ralph mili

u. n. d u n. are also expressing alarm and israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of rough as population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground attacks. oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. he receives the acting deputy regional director for the middle east and north africa region care he bow welcome back to the double. you know, the is really prime minister is asked the army to draw up evacuation plans. there's talks of giving civilians what he calls safe passage, but where to is there any place left and gone so where people can find refuge? good morning, dear. unfortunately, like what we have seen in your report and what i hear from my colleagues and what trees y

u n. d u n. are also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major part relation center in the gaza strip is rarely troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. some of the deed of the norwegian refugee cancel told me and is really ground defensive in rafa, would have dire consequences for the distribution of 8. well, what we're hearing from oust off on the ground. the internet's off is that the conditions are already dire. with seeing widespread diseases even start ation amongst the populations. so any full scale military operation from israel would lead to catastrophic situations. and it really would lead to the collapse of the 8 syste

now the time that it may be over, but the remote workers haven't fully returned to offices buildings across the u. s . a n t, and the value of commercial real estate is fully well borrowing costs increasing. that's causing problems for landlords who rely heavily on debt. now that lenders, the banks of worried about the impact of bad loans on the balance sheets, the past week has brought concerns of amounting losses on lending to the commercial property. set up a revived memories of last year's banking crisis when 3 american regional lenders collapsed. but how much of banks in other countries? a risk? let's explain it all in the us. banks have approximately $2.00 trillion dollars in commercial real estate loans out. according to goldman sachs, small and mid sized banks are responsible for around 80 percent of these loans. analysts say that building $2.00 trillion dollars of the debt is due to mature in the next 5 years. and that's raising concerns about the banks ability to recruit funds there. last week, new york community bank cool reported a unexpected loss of $252000000.00 in the 4th quarter. that's a

here's the group's liaison officer to the u. n. and joins us from funding and in the united kingdom. thank you so much for your time. you were involved in the search and rescue, and the optim off of the craig a year ago. what do you remember if your experience, i believe i just remember that it was a fight over whelming amber, all people, domestic responders from across to you. and of course, from around the world, we're all trained for these situations. but in terms of a disaster response and rescue recovery. however, the, what we remember is it's of course, the extreme temperatures that were married were a little freezing and vast geography across which there are damages for her. and at 1st it was really over whelming to take and how wide spread the damage was and across 10 provinces. like you said, a report about it. so we remember in terms of controlling to comprehend how widespread the damage once and how challenging is it in your experience a rebuild often as quake of this kind of magnitude. i mean we, we heard from the tech

u. n. r w a weapons contacts that really represents just a 10th of one percent of its entire team, which includes over $13000.00 employees and gaza alone. the communications officer of the international committee of the red cross, his chum momma, says that stop eating of the u. n. r w way of the funds it needs to carry out its mission could prove fateful. there is no human to tell you the nation that has to get by city as the owner of agency that provides some important urgent uh, services like like shelter like cation like, mitigation, health care to the best majority of the community goza. and given i think that into cotton, the company itself is ongoing for that the majority of the population because it's true almost, you know, in, in each tending guys are never turn of its place. i did receive a lot of aid, some people who were given b stick ation on this tendencies and the limited debate that's entering guys that, that is not the case to be constantly drawing means on the ground. so we hope that this does not impact the people in the assets provides a likes to bind for thousands as a humanitarian. i believe that the action so you should not have that you kno

u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion and rough as reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. rasa is the last major pox relation center in the gaza strip is rarely troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed relief. supplies and emotions are boiling over on the streets of tel aviv with demands for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign. 136 hostages are still being held by him. austin, gaza, and their families are running out of patience and does is blocked. a major highway on saturday night lighting bonfires and angry crowd marched on military headquarters, demanding a deal with moss to fury. the hostages dw, as beneficial and reports the battle lines are drawn between the demons, fingers, and police. a

u. n. r. also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. rasa is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. and have a tv is with the a group care for the middle east and north africa region. we asked her if there is any place left in gaza where people can find refuge. unfortunately, like what we have seen in your report. and what i hear from my colleagues and 2 or 3 you from one of the many didn't international organizations like you and agencies . unfortunately, i was calling to see considered as the last a safe space to go to or to take refuge and, and gaza. women use that that might

office. i see that's in southern gaza. so now the told from the u. n. is that one of is really strikes on life saving infrastructure, becoming a pass and tell us what you're seeing about. but yes, absolutely. so maybe it's very forces to tell you had stepped up the military attacks on the central areas of kansas stripe were, according to the government media office for the full palestinians have to report that killed with thousands of us being a did. and there are still some casualties are still stuck on the different houses that as a medical teams alongside with civil defense crews up trying to raise the time in order to pull them and recover them from under the rustle of the destroyed and talks. it houses where the situation does sound speedy, critical as a series of air strikes have bound to different areas including almost a lot of different but as much as the, as the light that did a town to where people complete the are terrified as well. evacuation waves from rough i area had been arriving to these areas for a vast majority of the injured people

u. n. r also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. rasa is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. our correspondent audio kramer joins is now from jerusalem. tell you, i'm good to see, you know, prime minister, benjamin and yells is really forces are working on a plan to evacuate civilians. do we know anything else? where are people in rough, i suppose to go as well. this is the question that everybody is, of course asking, and we don't know much more except for this announcement of that. and prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that he had a, the is where the military and the

way law has suspended the activities of the you and human rights office in the country and all the it's stuff to leave. that's off to the u. n. agency express deep concern over the detention of, from an active as the seo somebody go. for decades. he's been a vocal critics of the ministry, my new order apollo reports the vin as well. and government has asked the un human rights body to close its offices in, get out, and ordered a staff to leave the country. not to pick up. the boulevard in republic and venezuela announces his decision to suspend the activities of the technical advisory office of the united nations high commissioner and the human rights business with us foreign minister, yvonne deed accuse the un staff of having an attitude violator of the united nations charter so obviously that could be a, but it has an office created to collaborate technically with the states in order to improve and to optimize human rights protection independence weight loss. but it has now been instrumental liked by the extreme right wing of position, but i'm not part of minus what i like the expulsion follows. the detention of lucio son

, craig mo, khyber, formerly director of the new york office of the un high commissioner for human rights, left his post. he protested that the u. n. was quote, failing and his duty to prevent what he called a text bookcase of genocide against the palestinians. and guys of the also it gives the us the u. k. and much of europe of being, quote, wholly complicit in this for risk a. so today will speak them ok for about the utility of the you in and of time like this, but also talk about what's at stake for the future of palestine. greg, i wanna thank you for joining me on a front good to be here last friday. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, or the population of guys, is rough, our district to be evacuated ahead of unexpected ground invasion. the mc international secretary general, one that civilians and guys are, were at quote, grave risk of genocide in response to israel's order. at this point is, was killed over 28000 palestinians and likely more because many people are still lost in the rubble. it's now been nearly 4 months since you left you proves that the un in protest. how is it that months later, they're still not doing muc

october, craig mcguyver, formerly director of the new york office of the un high commissioner for human rights, left his post. he protested that the u. n. was quote, failing in his duty to prevent what he called a text bookcase of genocide against the palestinians in gaza. he also accused the u . s. b u k. and much of europe of being quote, holy complicit in this horrific assault today will speak to them. okay, for about the utility of the you in at a time like this. we'll also talk about what's at stake for the future of palestine . craig, i wanna thank you for joining me on upfront, but to be here last friday, minister benjamin netanyahu or the population of guys is off of the district to be evacuated ahead of an expected ground invasion. now i am seeing a national secretary general war and that civilians and guys are, were at court grave risk of genocide in response to israel's order. at this point is, was killed over 28000 palestinians and likely more because many people are still lost in the rubble. it's now been nearly 4 months since you left your post at the un in protest. how is it that months later they're still not doing much

u. n. a becoming an instrument of right wing opposition groups. manuel rap, although reports the vin as well. and government has asked the u. when's human rights body to close? its offices in get active and ordered staff to leave the country. not a full week of the boulevard and republican venezuela announces its decision to suspend the activities of the technical advisory office of the united nations high commission on human rights business winners for administer. yvonne deed accuse the un staff of having an attitude violated of the united nations charter. so if we see that could be a part of it as an office created to collaborate technically with the states in order to improve and to up to much human rights protection and venezuela. but it has now been instrumental lights by the extreme right wing opposition. but i'm up other movie networks of mine. that's what i like. the expulsion follows. the detention of lucio son, begin a prominent human rights activist whose arrest has caused an uproar. send me, gives attorney says the arrest and a raid at the active. his home is clear, evidence of government crackdown on to send a single candle, a they were looking for somethin

informant's allegations n wa very similarr to allegations made by tony bubba belinsky, a decorateade bd naval officer who the fbi, coincidentally, has never followed up with.even u the informant, even used the phrase the big guysed befoe the laptop even went public. i guess the source thes were pry good. senator chuck grassley announces yd that two separateet justice department field offices in new yore krk and and pittsburgh found no hits to known source ps of russian disinformation. and right before hunter's depositionand ri with house investigators, this arrest is made giving democrats their fall guy and an excuse to call the entire impeachment russian disinformation. cia mouthpieces are all over msnbc today, claimins g the 5151 letter signing intel guys were right. hunter's laptop was russianrigh disinformation. >>t. those 50 one former intelligence officials, they paid a steep price for signing that letter. the republicans said this was election interference. ogus this was a bogus attempt to suppress a legitimate story . >> and as it turns out,righ they were right. they've been proven correct. tw know in the sense that we now know that russian intelligence,