the popular front made its in the capital city of amman. they picked jordan because it was an easy from which to make their own strikes. israel on their own, on military strikes. but the jordanian and palestinian population was it was a complicated it wasn't jordanians versus palestinians but i would most of the population both jordanian and palestinians did not like or approve of the popular front being in control of city of amman. they kind of made it a state within a state. but of course many of the palestinians who lived in jordan had been displaced from their homes in 1948 and then again in 1967, because they settled on the west bank. so complicated set of population as of hostilities of ships and the jordan desert course was a place where we could land the commandos could be in control of the of the planes that the tanks the jordanian army were surrounding us and we could see them. so the jordanian army was in a war with the popular front. so the city of amman was a war zone, but we could see the tanks, the horizon. and of course, som

he joins us now from the jordanian capital. amman has a good to see you again. we are hearing these reports that the israeli army plans to expand. it's offensive to rafa or other in rafa on the egyptian border. what more can you tell us about that? this is still not search and there are a lot of statements coming from different sides. main leads were 81 and the egypt sion aside, which is a very live in to some statements particularly came from is really defense minister who said that that would advance in but a few and play according to the reports and, and then from different sources. they gibbons are not happy with that. there are some reports that they would replace this plan and replace this plan with the. with more enforcement i run into for the egypt would build a underground pool along the border between egypt and garza. and other things, the, the, the, there was a for the taking them the is way last, egypt really quote, every locate to the crossings between garza and egypt. to them a place near a care and shut them meantime has and israel and moss are st

>> david: martha raddatz in amman for us again tonight. thank you, martha. >>> we turn now to back-to-back storms back here at home, the first already hammering california, los angeles right up to san francisco. flash flooding, damaging winds. now moving from texas to florida. and tonight, a second major storm, even more powerful, now on the way. multiple states on alert from oregon to texas. the first storm tracking all the way to florida now before that second one arrives next. l.a. roadways under water. look at the pictures. neighborhood streets turning to rivers. a downed redwood tree in santa clara. the driver cut out of her truck, trapped by what came down. the high water rescues, as well. this is from sonoma county. senior meteorologist rob marciano back with us tonight tracking it all. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. the storm coming through california tonight is priming the pump for more flooding likely when the next one comes in on sunday. still a mess right now from northern california to southern california. those watches and

and it's not clear yet whether this going to be achieved or not has and pollution. joining us from amman with the latest again on this breaking news as we have many, as mentioned to the prime minister of the palestinian authority, stepping down. thank you for putting it into a parcel perspective for us as and these really military has drawn up plans to evacuate civilians from gauze, southern most city of rafa. the prime minister's office says that the is rarely forces intend for civilians to be what it calls. areas of fighting ahead of a much anticipated ground defensive rafa is now home to more than $1400000.00 palestinians, most of whom have fled from combat areas farther north. the military says that israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu wants to send ground troops into rafa, despite concerns of even his staunch us allies. this as addiction media report that negotiations for a cease fire between israel and homos have resumed in katasha are returning now to the humanitarian situation in rough uh, the 1000 and city on the border of egypt where over $1400000.00 palestinians are cram

let's go cnn senior international correspondent ben wedeman in amman, jordan.fter the strikes, ben, the houthis say they will meet escalation with escalation. what more are you hearing? >> reporter: yes, they've said, we've heard this from a senior member of the politburo, so to speak, mohammed al buhaiti. four have now paused sending the ships through the red sea and are now sending them around the cape of good hope. in addition to b.p., british petroleum, which is also doing the same thing. the houthis have made it clear that they began these targeting of navigation in the red sea as a result of israel's war in gaza. and according to this member of the politburo, they will continue to target ships in the red sea, as long as israel carries out what they described as its genocidal war in gaza. the iranians have also come out essentially saying the same thing, accusing the u.s. and uk fuelling chaos, disorder, insecurity and instability by supporting israel's war in gaza. victor. amara. >> ben wedeman in amman, joining us senior military analyst james "spider" m

the journalist has them lucia joining us from amman and jordan with the latest on the situation there and gaza. thank you so much. and here is some other world news now. for reasons are voting and a referendum that could triple parking fees for larger s u v. 's from outside of the city. the city says that they caused more pollution indefinitely or accidents. opponents argue that the vehicles are being on fairly targeted and say that older combustion engines are worse, the environment. then modern su beads. heavy snowfall has cost traffic disruption in central and eastern china. freezing conditions have closed some highways as people travel to celebrate spring festival trains and flights have also been cancelled. more snow is forecast for next week. coming to namibia has announced the death of its presidents. hodge. god, god was 82 years old and has been in, had been in office since 2015. it was recently announced that he was receiving treatment for cancer. he died at the hospital in the capital when talk in the early hours of sunday. u. s. president joe biden has won a predictive land

that was journalists hasn't but was just speaking to us from amman. jordan, thank you so much to chile now where at least 46 people have died and more than 1100 homes have been destroyed in the worst wildfires to hit the country in a decade. the deadly as fires occurred in the central fall apart. either region. the blazes are being driven by summer, heat wave and drought influenced by the el nino weather phenomenon. a seriously close call. as people run for their lives, firefighters, try to evacuate as many residents as possible. give me in a matter of minutes of the fire was already here. it was smoke, the sky turned black. everything was dark. the wind felt like a hurricane, but if it was like thing and held up, a high temperatures on dry conditions are fueling. this late causing the deadliest ivory, could forest wires and too late. in a decade the president flew over some of the most devastated areas on saturday. he warned just the dangers still to come below bundle. if you receive a message to evacuate, even if you believe the fire is far away, th

the journalist has them lucia joining us from amman and jordan with the latest on the situation there and gaza. thank you so much. and here's another world news. the people of el salvador are voting in a presidential election that is expected to hand the incumbent. a landslide victory . not give bo kaylay is popular despite his authoritarian policies. he is credited with a rata kidding gang violence in el salvador draft a heat suspended civil liberties. and tad over $75000.00 people arrested without charge for reasons are voting and a referendum that could triple parking fees for larger as tvs from outside the city . vehicles over $1.00 tons would be charged 18 euros an hour to park. the city said that they caused more pollution and deadlier accidents. several groups would be exempt, including those living and working in the city trades people and people with disabilities . so heavy snowfall has caused traffic disruption in central and eastern china. commercial freezing conditions have closed some highways as people travel to celebrate spring festival trains and flights have also been

these you're about to be care acting, deputy regional director for the middle east and north africa in amman. thank you so much for joining us and dw news. and here's some other world news for you. now. regions are voting and a referendum that could triple parking fees for larger as tvs from outside the city . the city says that they cause more pollution and deadly or accidents. opponents argue that the vehicles are being unfairly targeted and say that older combustion engines are worse for the environment. and modern su beats. heavy snowfall has caused the traffic disruption in central and eastern china. freezing conditions have closed some highways as people travel to celebrate spring festival trains and flights have also been cancelled. more snow is forecasts for next week. maybe a has announced the death of its president's hodge gun golf was 82 years old and had been in office since 2015. it was recently announced that he was receiving treatment for cancer. he died of hospital in the capital, a wind hook, in the early hours of sundays. in july, at least 46 people have died in more than 1

that was journalist hasn't pollution speaking to us from amman. jordan, thank you so much. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world of the thousands of as early as have rallied in tel aviv and what have become weakly anti government protest. they're demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin atanya over his handling of the war against the mos in gaza. dozens of his really hostages kidnaps and the attacks on october 7th are still being held captive. he was president joe biden has won a predicted land slide in the state of south carolina. the 1st primary in his campaign but, and picked up more than 97 percent backing among democratic voters. as he speaks a strong start to his re election drive. well, across germany, hundreds of thousands of people have rallied against the far right extremism around 150000 protested in the capital berlin alone. the mass protest against racism ends in a phobia have been going on for weeks after members of a fall right party were accused of planning mass deportations. the symbolic ring

for example, in another case in south korea, amman used auto official intelligence to generate more than 300 exploitative images of children. in september 2023, it was sentenced to 2 and a half years in jail, even the cartoons or other less realistic depictions are illegal in many countries . it's easy to do. it's a matter of a few clicks to create very convincing photo realistic content. spanish teenagers use an application which promises to undress any go using i. it emphasizes that as guidelines include age verification on obtaining consent, but it doesn't stick to the it's a fast growing problem. such material threatened to overwhelm the internet, that's according to u. k. based nonprofit internet, what foundation? 3 reasons why this is a huge problem. especially i generated images of child sexual abuse, could not allies the of these a real children. secondly, it could make please, what call the law enforcement offices. could find it more difficult to identify whether real children are risk. and thirdly, i generated images of child abuse, could hyphen the risk for children in real li

days in about to be care acting, deputy regional director for the middle east and north africa in amman. thank you so much for joining us. indeed. the good news. thank you. so let's turn to some other news across germany. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied against far right extremism, around 150000 protested in the capital berlin alone. the mass protests against racism and z and a phobia had been going on for weeks after members of a far right party, were accused of planning mass deportations. the symbolic ring to protect the ice talk from far right extremism. tens of thousands of body notes gathered here to protest the growing influence of populism, inputted by the as the native fudge of any body. and it's growing numbers of supporters. we simply have to stand up for the city that you're going to milk or see and it's implementation. what does inc, we're against the f t and it's for democracy in yeah, me and we can see poland are hungry help weekly. democracies being dismantled, unconstitutional bodies restrictive. i think that's what happened to us to now, but those kinds of

and the under secretary at the german foreign ministry who was here on the new amman also showed some understanding for the you as saying that those as twice happened in response to the killing calls the murray console. 3 american soldiers and she also said that she trusts the u. s. a. and them saying that they don't want the situation to escalate. so as you can see, my told her a very different positions on that here in brussels. exactly. we only have half a minute, but i do want to ask you this, the top you diplomat address. yep. a real also said the situation can't improve as long as the war in gas. it continues. but can you actually contribute in any way to ending the war? i mean, do you, as of course, the bigger play are there in the region. but we have seen a flurry of diplomatic activity with many european leaders and diplomats traveling to israel to egypt to cut her to health, to, to add this war. and there are seeing dr. intensifying they efforts because they think that the 2 state solution is key to bringing peace to the region. that's a dw brussels bureau chief, alexandra v

he joins as from amman and jordan, bring us up to date on the east wales opperation. mainly since last night these really strikes concentrated on the central area on the gauze, us rep in different places. uh dozens were uh, several uh, targets to place since last night and during the day and mainly in the cities of did it. but i had to say right quickly, de camp ends a way to uh, dozens that reported uh, killed its not easy to count the number as it is coming from gals. i mean, is through health that total in the last 24 hours. uh, not limited to this into an area, but the whole, the goal is this trip over a 100 where we're killed. meantime that the there were some targets revolted from the north and goes to city an injured valia. refit g cam along with that, the, it's going the ground invasion very intense and can you and is a south and goes a strip. what more can you tell us about the patients and stuff said to be trapped inside goes to the 2nd largest hospital following a right or yeah, according to the minister of sales in garza said, the, the is way the troops into the hospital. u

process once the war is as i spoke to jen list husband pollution earlier, he's in the jordanian capital amman, they used to report from gaza. i asked him what is behind the resignation of the palestinian prime minister as well. this is a very significant and important news by the below stadium government and the pro cd in the 30, in, in, in the west bank, according to the statement that made bice to you in the beginning of the cabinet when he announced there was a nation that this is because off the is where a lead time a are getting the listing in the people on the challenges the is faced by the listing and closing the velocity and people including the war in gauze the, the rates in the west bank in east jerusalem. and the expansion of settlements, so this is the move where the posting and i start with this think that it's important to move forward and to change the government. and is there a reason that this is happening right now? well, it's not clear yet, but um we can, we can, we can say the um, there are 2 bar to use the, the u. s. pressure to reform the ballasting and i said with the i

there is no result, or maybe fortunately there is no result, but we know this hero, this is gregory ammanom the wehrmacht, listen, we have them too. for what purpose did the germans , non-brothers, liberals, it doesn’t matter now, need these innocent victims in the person of wehrmacht soldiers in order to expose the stalinist ussr as the main culprit of the war and a worse evil than hitler ’s germany, because if there were innocent victims, then there was a villainous executioner. why, in order to carry out the long-awaited decommunization russia and the nuremberg tribunal? over the ussr by analogy with the denazification of defeated germany, so that we renounce our fathers in the literal sense, but why, in order to deprive the current non-soviet russia of its undeserved, in quotes, place in the un security council and its criminal, in quotes, nuclear missile potential, revise it unfair borders, in quotes, to force her to share her ill-gotten natural... wealth, because russia got it all from the damned ussr, in a nutshell, so that we pay and repent, us want. to hear from the lips of those

we talk about the amman club, which we own, as well.oughout and we're doing that in miami also. >> a private member's club. why do it that way and not just -- because people will pay for the privacy? >> and there's a demand at that level. >> san francisco, you own the transamerica building. i stayed right behind it in that hilton. what do we need to do to fix san francisco? an amazing city. i'm not knocking it, the opposite. i want san francisco to win. >> san francisco is winning. i was at a show a month and a half ago, and i said san francisco is winning. i've been saying san francisco is going to win for quite a while now. and today, at the cover of the wall street journal, there was an article how tech is going back to san francisco. we're seeing that. the pyramid has doubled since precovid. >> you have to get the people back. i was shocked when i walked around san francisco. the embarcadero used to have thousands of people, but there was like eight people walking around. >> it's better than it was 12 months ago. we're seeing people

in the world in 2017, but the flag bearers will actually be the asian continent, iran and shapan, amman showed that the team is not very fresh and will not have much chance. i hope that this course the children will really understand this opportunity due to preparation it is very good that they have the support from the football federations, god willing, they will be able to win and see the children in the final. for the first time, very short. if we win from this group, god willing, which group will we play and what opponent do you think we will play , considering the division the classification that fifa has always had is the group with group b and group c with group b. i think it will be very easy for the emirates of egypt to participate in the next stage. ne qavi announced to the parisians, mundo deportivo the barcelona club rejected the offer to join paris senman and told the officials of this team that they will not even consider their request. gavim, leon grotsan and serge gonberry are unhappy and decide to sell these three players in the summer transfers, wolverhampton determine

a number of jordanian citizens gathered in front of the united nations office in amman , the capital of jordan, in protest against the continued attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip. and they condemned the silence of the united nations against the problems of the palestinian people. well, the weather condition of the country and the weather expert who is here in the studio with us, ms. ahmadi , we are with you, i am at your service, so today is still tuesday. now don't be too intense. however, the rain system is still active in the areas from the west, north of qorb and the heights of alborz, provinces such as west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, as well as ardabil province, kurdistan, kermanshah, and the western region of our country, such as hamedan, central province, and even a part of isfahan province will have rains. it is not very heavy, dear ms. khalji, the rains are not at the level of warning, but in sardasi region. we have snow , it can cause slippage on the roads, as well as in the slopes and heights of alborz, including in areas from provinces such as ghazvin, eve

thousands of jordanians protested against the crimes of the zionist regime and asked the amman authoritieslose the israeli embassy . the people of bahrain also demonstrated in support of the palestinian resistance after friday prayers. the european union announced today that it has targeted a total of 194 individuals and legal entities in its 13th package of sanctions against russia. russia has announced countermeasures in response to the measures the unfriendly eu will significantly expand the list of european representatives and institutions and eu countries that are not allowed to enter russia. following the release of the largest chinese-made passenger plane, the american company boeing announced that it will start its competition with china in the manufacture of airplanes. c-9119 aircraft , presented at the singapore aviation industry exhibition with a capacity of 20 passengers , made its first passenger flight in june last year in china. so far , four of these planes have been delivered to different airlines. this to in order to compete with china in manufacturing , it depends on how

the jordanian people gathered in front of the zionist embassy in amman, the capital of this country , and demanded an end to israel's aggression in gaza. ali, ali, ali balaviha , yeluhiha, cursed al-bado, yeluhiha. in a report, the zionist newspaper ma'arif intelligently evaluated the change in hezbollah's fighting method in the northern front of the occupied territories over the past four and a half months and considered hezbollah's move to use different weapons as an indication of a strategic desire in this regard. i am having a conversation with my colleague based on the border of lebanon and occupied palestine, mr. azimzadeh. hello , what weapons does this zionist newspaper refer to the use of hezbollah, and what does it mean by changing the way of fighting? mr. zahorian, dear viewers, hello, have a good time. maariv's report refers to hezbollah's special weapons , which are exactly hezbollah's special guided missiles, which, at the same time as they move towards the targets , also publish images related to the movement and hitting of the targets. the battle in the northern front

in jordan, people also gathered against the embassy of the zionist regime in amman, the capital of this country , stops the palestinian genocide and aggression. israel demanded gaza. however, the palestinian refugees in the city of rafah, despite all the problems , declared their opposition to the zionist regime's conspiracy to forcibly relocate the residents of gaza. according to al-mayadeen network, the palestinian refugees emphasized that they are not ready to leave their land in any way. with the renewed encroachment of the zionist regime on the city of rafah and the increasing threats of this regime about the forced resettlement of palestinians, and despite all the problems of the displaced people in this besieged city, they resolutely all this they reject the plans and emphasize their firm stability in this land at any cost. we tell the whole world that we will never accept forced displacement and the displacement of 1948. we are eager to return to gaza once and will not go to sinai. what to do in sinai? we are in our own land, displaced from the border area at the philadelphia li

in jordan, people gathered in front of the zionist embassy in amman, the capital of this country , andanded an end to the genocide of palestinians and the aggression of israel and gaza. more than 60% of the beneficiaries used the fajraneh electronic catalog plan. minister of cooperation, labor and announcing this news, social welfare added: the first to seventh deciles that are eligible have until the end of may next year to buy 11 items at a discount from the stores connected to kala berg. oil, rice, sugar, legumes , pasta, eggs, chicken, frozen veal, milk, yogurt and cheese are 11 items of the product plan. the items that are offered to the beneficiaries in the fajraneh electronic product plan are each based on last year's prices. now you have bought these 11 pens. right right yes. how much did you buy the set now? 743 tomans. shopping set became. how much credit is lost? 220 tomans from their credit will decrease, they will pay me 523 tomans, and this means that the discount package given to an eligible person for 11 items is 20 thousand tomans. for example, if there are 4 of you ,

this was the 19th consecutive week of such nationwide protests including in the capital. amman: the demonstrators decide israel's atrocities in gaza hospitals and his massacre of civilians including women and children. they called for international intervention to stop the genocide and lift the blockade on gaza. earlier this week, jordan recalled his ambassador from israel and told the regime's ambassador to stay away. that was in protest to the relentless israeli bombardment of gaza. pro palestinian sentiment is wide spread in jordan, we shares a border with the occupied west bank and host. some 2.4 million palestinian refugees. jordanians have been calling on the authorities to close the israeli embassy and scrap the unpopular 1994 peace treaty with the regime. iran's forem minister says the israeli genocide in gaza will inevitably have adverse impacts on the security and stability of west asia. amir abdullah made the remark during a phone call with a saudi counterpart. he said such effects will occur if there is no immediate political solution. amir abdullahyan reiterated that tehran does not

in jordan, people gathered in front of the embassy of the zionist regime in amman, the capital of this country , and demanded an end to the genocide of palestinians and israel's aggression in gaza. however, the protesters of the policies of the zionist regime's cabinet held a massive rally in the center of tel aviv. the participants in this rally demand the dissolution of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet early elections were held. the protesting zionists also strongly criticized the policies of netanyahu and his cabinet regarding the continuation of the war in gaza and demanded the signing of the prisoner exchange agreement with the palestinian groups in gaza. the security forces tried to disperse the protesters by force and violence. this gathering led to conflict and considered netanyahu to be the main responsible for the recent situation and demanded netanyahu's dismissal from the position of prime minister. donald trump became the representative of the republicans in the 2024 election in the state of south carolina. the preliminary results of the counting of votes in this state show tr

we were invited to play at the amman, jordan, to play at the largest cultural festival in the middle east. from that point on, we got invited back six or seven times to perform over there. i received the highest honor in education from the king. [applause] david: do you still play the violin? sheila: i picked it up again during covid. david: why did you call it salamander? sheila: mythically, it's the only animal that can walk through fire and still come out alive. ♪ david: one of the reasons you became financially successful was a company you helped build, all the black entertainment television. sheila: that's right. david: when did you start that company? sheila: i can tell you we went on the air january 25, 1979. before that, it was just getting everything in place. i ended up having to sell my violin, my precious violin that my parents mortgaged the house for, to pay the rent on the offices. it was the old american trial lawyers building, which is now a hotel in georgetown. it's the sacrifices you have to make in life. david: you started this with someone you met when you were in

mohammad also says that we left amman's house under intense bombardment. my parents were martyred. now i am doing the work of my brothers and sisters. sometimes they ask me about my parents. i really don't know. what should i tell them? now lema put on a reporter's jacket and came to the square. i want to convey the message of the children of gaza to the world. the children of gaza told me that they are in difficult conditions and they are hungry. they want the war to stop. about two and a half years after the end. the 20-year occupation of afghanistan and the taliban's rise to power in afghanistan are still involved the harmful effects of the 20-year occupation of nato on the american commander and the lack of international legitimacy. in the meantime, the regional contact group or regional initiative of afghanistan, which was formed at the suggestion of iran, with the presence of special representatives and ambassadors of the countries of the region , held its first meeting in kabul with the aim of getting afghanistan out of the current problems. in this meeting, the acting minis

we're questions around amman's death, and we're hearing from the victim's wife, who hopes the policecapture the suspects responsible for the death of her husband. pete suratos has the story. >> reporter: memorial is set up here at pleasant hill park remembering the life of a janitor who was stabbed and killed in this parking lot over the weekend to the motive behind that homicide is still unknown, which is causing some concern for locals 37 year old santiago jacobo is being described as a family man who worked multiple jobs to support his wife and kid, including a part-time job as a janitor for pleasant hill parks and rec , but after his friday night shift on his wife alejandra said they lost contact for several hours get saturday morning, she decided to drive to pleasant hill park, where he was scheduled to work, and that's where she saw santiago's lifeless body laying next to his car bleeding from stab wounds. >> i try to wake him up. i think i was too late. he was already dead. trendy family members arrived at the park so for a memorial for santiago. >> you've got to make sure you

, england is the enemy of the zionist ships of other countries in bab al-mandam and the red sea in amman. are. seyyed abdul malik badreddin said: what has been published in some media about yemen's intention to target sea and internet cables is a real distortion. and such an issue is not on the agenda of the yemenis. the pakistan tehreek-e-insaf party announced that it will form an alliance with the pakistan muslim league-nawad majlis party to form the central government. in the national assembly elections of pakistan held last thursday, independent candidates won 11 out of 26 seats, 90 of which are affiliated to imran khanan and the tehreek-e-insaf party. banned from participating in the elections , according to the constitution of pakistan, the winning party will be appointed to form the government. while the tehreek-e-insaf announced the coalition to form the government, due to the legal prohibition to participate in the elections, it will not be considered the winning party , and probably nawaz sharif and the muslim league party, which won 75 seats in the parliament. they will be app

he joins us today from amman, jordan awesome as a journalist and gaza, you went through the same hardships that you were reporting on. how difficult was it to do your job under these circumstances, to it's super difficult to be honest, a for many reasons. and because we are human being, we are part of that conflict. we have families to take care off and that was the, the, the time the i spent in gauze, uh my, my main concern was about my family. the fee are being displaced in different places, uh, taking or seeking a safe place for a safe or at least then the place that i used to be um i got displays different places. so i have to manage and i have to feed the family as well. uh there was, there was a shortage of food, so i had to go and search for it. it's not like normal days that everything is settled and everything gets sorted out. so i have to do this job by myself along of the we had no electricity, so i had to go and to be charged. my devices, my laptop, my and my mobile phone. um, there is a, there was a problem, a huge problem of the internet connection. i had to go and see the si

gardens who suffer as get more on this now from jonathan fall is a spokesman full owner, a county in amman, jordan, and joins is from the john, is that the owner says is a breaking point as a result of major donors holding back payments. operations could be submitted disrupted from module with of what concrete effect will that have on the situation in gaza. it was thanks very much for having me on today for the immediate effect. some guns are, of course a simply going to compound the nature of the, the catastrophe. the variety saying, we're dealing with an aide operation for 2000000 people in gaza with fading 1100000 people on with sheltering over 1000000. so if you take the funding away from the idle prices in casa, then that's is going to be the seller, right? the nature of the humanitarian crisis, we're already seeing. risk is that the democrats, we're seeing pockets of famine, notably in the north, which has been an accessible for 8 operations since the end of january. so that's the picture and gosh, now what's here agency doing to give a show and says it's carrying out due diligence a

so being paying tribute to the american amman, who set himself on fire and protest against israel's war on gaza to the 5 year old i don't. bushnell died from barnes he sustained outside. these are the embassy in the us capital. on sunday, for sicily, me has more from new york and the 2 active is aaron bush now is a he has shown the ultimate sacrifice and said the ultimate form of protest. they held a vigil for the 25 year old here in new york. as well as in washington dc, renewing his call for a cease fire in gaza. it was in the us capital outside the is really embassy on sunday, that bush now wearing his air force uniform, recorded what he calmly described as an act of protest. and i will no longer be complicit in genocide, setting himself a blaze shouting the air force as is investigating push now was a cyber defense operation specialist stationed in ohio since late last year. and due to end his service in may, the white house had this reaction. the president is aware and we can, i can say that it is obviously, is a, it's a, a horrible tragedy. and our thoughts are with the family loo

so those are to contribute to amman. so it should mind re establish contact with all the cheaper the 1st time in 2 weeks. and that's of nearly $100000.00 policy the and the believe to be dead wounded or missing in guys as a result of these roles full month long bombing campaign. this baby girl is 39 days old today. so far, no one has come to collect her, the girl has no name and none of her family members have appeared in guys all want take so heavy total on the innocent as newborn's legal load in the hospitals with family members know where to be found. at all for you 3 and m. p reveals the landscape plans to dismissal. great. it will all meet your mother and see if it needs a media reports that the president's here is admitted. tree mute the why this is our to international reaching you live in moscow. welcome to the global update this our i a michael fortune. not the united nations relief. it was agency for palestine. refugee said that with nearly $100000.00 palestinians have been killed wounded or messing them togeth

a amman, but you can see that range starting to run its way further east over the next few days. it'll leave behind a legacy of cloud. but we are expecting some dry a skies, but not necessarily full saudi arabia and further north, not temperatures have been above average across that event with wire skies and sunshine. but look at that change by the mid week. some heavy rain working in the eastern parts of the mediterranean. we are expecting that rain to start to push into places like gaza gauze. a city will see that light rain and a much cooler field. by the end of the week. things are looking much cooler across the north of africa. thanks to some blustery winds, taking showers down across in to new z, libya as well. some of that rain pushing into egypt by the time we get into wednesday. some bucks we showers, and when z a could kick up a sand storm as well. and the wind is a dominating fact across moving parts of africa, but also the story of sheet as it is the southern parts of africa. places like deborah road in botswana, seeing the mercury continued to rise lots of heat into

our correspondent quentin sommerville who's in amman was on board the flight which dropped aid into gazathe men are just sitting up the men arejust sitting up here. the men are just sitting up here. we the men are “ust sitting up here. we are the men are just sitting up here. - are getting close to the drop zone. the first time we are using in their job to get help. the reason is there is pretty much no other way to get help to the main population. normally gas it is the most densely populated area. it's now a wasteland and most of the people that make people have been forced out. they're still about 300,000 palestinians there and the un says there's too much violence. they can no longer get aid there to that part of gaza so this ain't drop, the parachutes on top, they are about to open the doors, fly out, land in northern gaza. this is one of the few remaining ways to get help to the people there. here in the uk, the controversy over calls for a ceasefire in gaza has led to scenes of chaos in the house of commons. this was a walkout of members of the scottish national party and the cons